This is the scene the camera rig, UI layer, player control, and dialogue work in
the preceding commits were built against: 14 roots covering Room_101, the
Dialogue and Skill systems, the three UI canvases, the Cinemachine brain and
camera, the reveal volume, navigation, and the camera anchor.
Committed as-is, in binary, deliberately. The file is a valid Unity scene and
opens intact, but it is serialized as binary while the project is set to Force
Text, so it is not diffable or mergeable. Converting it needs the Asset
Serialization setting to be re-applied from the Editor UI, which cannot be done
from a batch-mode run — the setter does not trigger a reserialize pass. Checking
it in binary is strictly better than leaving days of scene wiring untracked;
the conversion is a follow-up, tracked in docs/restructure-plan.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
Camera: Cinemachine-based rig with an anchor, a state director, point-of-
interest framing, pan input, and dialogue framing volumes.
Player: click-to-move over the NavMesh, a pointer input layer, and a motion
arbiter that reconciles direct stick input with navigation-driven movement.
The pure math is isolated in NightclubArcadia.Locomotion.Math with an EditMode
suite, so the arbitration rules are testable without a scene.
Interaction: IClickInteractable plus a bridge that routes pointer clicks to it.
Supporting project settings: adds the Cinemachine package, the Interactable and
Ground tags the raycasts depend on, and NavMesh agent dimensions matched to the
player capsule (radius 0.3, height 1.8, climb 0.25).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
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