anyCreature 1.3.2

The creature declares what its parts are for, and the engine checks it.

• Every chain declares its function (axis / locomotion / effector / ornament).
• Every joint declares its range per axis; the engine sweeps each bound against
  the body and blocks a limit the body cannot reach.
• Every part is named, and part_spans records which vertices each part owns.
• Mirrored animation tracks are resampled instead of shifted — mirrored limbs no
  longer freeze partway through a cycle.
• New checks: gait_footfall, effector_leads, attack_windup, self_clip,
  clip_closes, ground_clip, body_islands.
• Containment is measured against the real surface, not a sphere per ring;
  part_overlap is measured against real surfaces, not bounding boxes.
• Gate 1 matches the reader's words against the brief's accepted list.
• No browser anywhere: every measure is computed from the vertices, and
  hero.png is projected from the baked colours.
• autofix.mjs applies ground offset, loop closure and aim compensation before a
  round is spent.

Full notes: CHANGELOG.md

anyCreature 1.2.0

First public release.

• Stage cards for MID (part identity) and HIGH (colour under four norms, three
  animations: idle / move / attack), and a delivery card that asks before sharing.
• Per-vertex ambient occlusion baked into the file at compile time.
• Angle-weighted vertex normals with a smoothing angle; faceted bodies are blocked,
  faceted parts are allowed.
• Spec-level shading: one gradient and one noise field over the whole body.
• Checks: attack reach, declared touches between chains, part interpenetration.
• Public bone naming, one primitive per material, and the harness version stamped
  into every file.

Full notes: CHANGELOG.md

anyCreature 1.3.1

Reads are scored, the brief is checked, and everything computable is computed.

• Gate 1 is scored by rank and view count instead of one exact word.
• Silhouettes are produced from the geometry; no browser in the LOW loop.
• value_order and contrast_adjacent replace the colour read; MID spends no reader.
• brief.py checks the brief for presence before the first round.
• New engine checks: soft_mass, gait_direction, root_drive. The L1–L8 shading
  stack runs inside the engine on every build.
• fit.py applies the arithmetic corrections the engine prints, before a round is
  spent.
• Publishing hands back a share link, a claim link and a one-time takedown code;
  the claim link is checked before it is shown.

Full notes: CHANGELOG.md