Two real bugs from the last change, both only visible in a real run:
1. Controls reversed: the third-person SpringArm3D had a 180° Y rotation
that put the camera IN FRONT of the player looking back -- a mirror, so
W read as backward and mouse pitch as inverted. SpringArm3D extends its
child along +Z, not -Z; with no rotation the camera sits behind the
player (+Z world) and looks -Z straight at them. Verified the vectors
headless: camera behind, W decreases Z, mouse-up looks up.
2. Bare capsule instead of an avatar in the .exe: avatar_catalog.gd reads
assets/avatars/catalog.json with FileAccess.open(), but the export used
`all_resources` + empty include_filter, which does NOT pack plain .json
files. ensure_catalog() failed -> no loadout -> build_current_avatar()
returned null -> capsule stayed visible. From source it worked because
res:// is the real filesystem. Fixed: include_filter="*.json" in both
export presets (verified catalog.json + the .glb pack are now in the
exported .pck).
- scripts/verify_export_contents.gd + a checkpoint-runner step: export a
pack and assert the non-resource runtime files are inside it. This is
the guard for the "works from source, broken in the .exe" class.
Client-side -- rebuild the exe.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015jtxAiu5dAW4WxCNdGkrkJ
export_presets.cfg had binary_format/embed_pck=false on both presets,
so every export produced two files (agp-game.exe + agp-game.pck) that
have to stay together and correctly named or Godot refuses to start:
"Couldn't load project data ... Is the .pck missing?" -- hit for real
running a downloaded PC1 playtest exe today (only the .exe got copied
over, not the .pck).
Verified both platforms now produce a single self-contained binary:
Windows PE32+ (104,580,904 bytes, no separate .pck) and Linux ELF64
(71,140,152 bytes, no separate .pck).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds export_presets.cfg (Linux/X11 + Windows Desktop, x86_64) -- didn't
exist at all before this, which is why the task got stuck: you can't run
godot --export-release without presets already defined, and Godot only
auto-generates this file interactively through the editor. Hand-wrote a
minimal valid one and verified both platforms actually export and produce
real binaries (not just that the command exits 0):
- export/linux/agp-game.x86_64 -- confirmed real ELF 64-bit executable via `file`
- export/windows/agp-game.exe -- 104MB PE binary
scripts/build.sh wraps both exports, documents the exact Godot version +
export template requirement, and was run end-to-end (not just written) to
confirm it works as a real CI entrypoint would invoke it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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