@bitmagic/asset-core 0.2.24-dev.1 → 0.2.24-dev.3
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package/dist/judge-prompt.d.ts
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* Keep anchors about what is VISIBLE IN A FRAME — the judge sees screenshots,
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export declare const JUDGE_RUBRIC = "Score each dimension from 1 to 10.\n\nThe top of this scale is THIS game, in its own art style and on this engine,\nwith nothing left to fix \u2014 not a photorealistic AAA production. 10 is reachable\nand you must award it when the frame earns it. Holding the top of the scale in\nreserve for work of a different budget and medium makes every score below it\nmeaningless, and it tells a developer who has genuinely finished a frame that\ntheir work is mediocre.\n\n- visual-quality: Does the frame look like a finished game?\n 3 = default materials and undressed shapes with no shared palette; harsh, unshadowed lighting.\n 6 = a palette and a lighting intent are evident but applied unevenly \u2014 part of the frame is dressed, part is not.\n 8 = cohesive palette, deliberate lighting, materials and shapes that read as one art style.\n 10 = nothing in the frame reads as unfinished; it could serve as a store screenshot for this game.\n- readability: Could a new player tell from this frame alone what to do and where to go?\n 3 = player, goals and hazards blend into the background.\n 6 = the player reads clearly, but the route or the interactive elements take a moment to find.\n 8 = the player character, the route and the interactive elements pop at a glance.\n 10 = a first-time player would know where to go and what matters without being told.\n- design-fidelity: Does the frame match the game the design document describes?\n 3 = generic scene that could be any game.\n 6 = the setting is recognisable but the mood or the core mechanic is not yet legible on screen.\n 8 = the described setting, mood and core mechanic are recognizably on screen.\n 10 = the frame is unmistakably the game the document describes, mood included.\n- polish:\n 3 = placeholder blocks, floating or intersecting props, empty default skybox, raw default HUD.\n 6 = the obvious placeholders are gone, but edges of the world, prop grounding or HUD styling are unfinished.\n 8 = grounded objects, dressed edges of the world, HUD that belongs to this game.\n 10 = no seam, gap or default asset remains for you to point at.";
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export declare const JUDGE_RUBRIC = "Score each dimension from 1 to 10.\n\nThe top of this scale is THIS game, in its own art style and on this engine,\nwith nothing left to fix \u2014 not a photorealistic AAA production. 10 is reachable\nand you must award it when the frame earns it. Holding the top of the scale in\nreserve for work of a different budget and medium makes every score below it\nmeaningless, and it tells a developer who has genuinely finished a frame that\ntheir work is mediocre.\n\nThese are visual scores, not performance scores. Do not lower them for FPS readings, draw-call\ncounts or an assumed mobile budget, and never recommend removing visual detail or effects just\nto raise FPS. Performance measurements are reported separately to the creator, who decides\nwhether to approve a visible compromise. A phone screenshot is not a phone hardware benchmark.\n\n- visual-quality: Does the frame look like a finished game?\n 3 = default materials and undressed shapes with no shared palette; harsh, unshadowed lighting.\n 6 = a palette and a lighting intent are evident but applied unevenly \u2014 part of the frame is dressed, part is not.\n 8 = cohesive palette, deliberate lighting, materials and shapes that read as one art style.\n 10 = nothing in the frame reads as unfinished; it could serve as a store screenshot for this game.\n- readability: Could a new player tell from this frame alone what to do and where to go?\n 3 = player, goals and hazards blend into the background.\n 6 = the player reads clearly, but the route or the interactive elements take a moment to find.\n 8 = the player character, the route and the interactive elements pop at a glance.\n 10 = a first-time player would know where to go and what matters without being told.\n- design-fidelity: Does the frame match the game the design document describes?\n 3 = generic scene that could be any game.\n 6 = the setting is recognisable but the mood or the core mechanic is not yet legible on screen.\n 8 = the described setting, mood and core mechanic are recognizably on screen.\n 10 = the frame is unmistakably the game the document describes, mood included.\n- polish:\n 3 = placeholder blocks, floating or intersecting props, empty default skybox, raw default HUD.\n 6 = the obvious placeholders are gone, but edges of the world, prop grounding or HUD styling are unfinished.\n 8 = grounded objects, dressed edges of the world, HUD that belongs to this game.\n 10 = no seam, gap or default asset remains for you to point at.";
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