@forgeax/game 0.3.7 → 0.3.9

package/assets/extensions/asset3d/extension.json

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+{
+  "schemaVersion": 1,
+  "id": "asset3d",
+  "version": "1.0.0",
+  "skills": ["skills/art-3d-asset-library"],
+  "cli": "cli.mjs"
+}

package/assets/extensions/asset3d/skills/art-3d-asset-library/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: art-3d-asset-library
+description: Find and choose EA/AW library assets by purpose, style and Engine version; import native Pack or GLB into ForgeaX games. Use when reusing library assets.
+---
+
+# Asset library
+
+Run the following commands from the game directory. The command is pinned to this
+installation; no global CLI or separate Asset3D MCP server is needed.
+Run commands sequentially in one project: extension operations share a lock.
+If another operation is active, wait for it to finish instead of launching retries.
+
+If setup is uncertain, run `{{CLI}} doctor --json`. If disabled, ask the user to
+configure `{{CLI}} enable`; keep the configured library and service environment.
+
+## Find an asset that fits the game
+
+Start with one focused query of 1–3 English keywords describing the object or
+function, such as `wooden crate`. Add searches only when the results leave a
+selection question unanswered; do not batch near-synonyms before inspecting results.
+For library-dependent gameplay, establish a viable candidate before implementing
+the game or starting an unrelated empty-template Preview.
+
+```sh
+scratch=$(mktemp -d /tmp/forgeax-selection.XXXXXX)
+{{CLI}} candidates --query "wooden crate" --asset-type 1 --json --pretty > "$scratch/candidates.json" && cat "$scratch/candidates.json"
+```
+
+`--pretty` puts each identity and metadata field on its own line without changing
+the response. Keep a candidate's name, opaque ID and version together when reading.
+Use the returned scratch path for the import below; this saves one real response
+without issuing a second search.
+
+For search-only tasks, the candidate response includes `projectEngineVersion` and
+asset version metadata: these are enough to compare compatibility and report a
+selection. Engine API guides and scene/sub-asset inspection become useful when
+moving on to import and game implementation.
+
+Choose one asset type per search (default: 1):
+
+| Type | Asset |
+|:--|:--|
+| 1 | 3D model |
+| 2 | Texture |
+| 3 | BGM |
+| 5 | Animated 3D model |
+| 6 | VFX |
+| 7 | Sound effect |
+| 8 | Material |
+| 9 | Skybox |
+| 11 | Kit or gameplay guide |
+
+The CLI uses a 0.3 hybrid-search threshold and up to 10 candidates. `--query` can
+be omitted for browsing by type or filters. Optional hard filters are
+`--category`, `--art-style`, `--theme-style`, and `--engine-version` (one version).
+Only add a filter when the request or project establishes its value; filters
+exclude results rather than improving relevance. Category is unavailable for 3/11;
+art/theme style is unavailable for 3/7/11. The CLI validates service enums.
+
+Compare `description`, `detailedDescription`, category/style arrays and `customTags`
+against the asset's intended role: playable target, backdrop, modular building,
+animated character, etc. Do not choose solely by rank, score or filename.
+When metadata is insufficient, inspect a relevant `thumbnailUrl` with the host's
+image/browser tools if available; otherwise report visual suitability as unverified.
+Separate metadata-based expectations from observed visuals: a description of metal
+corners is evidence of intended form, not proof of material quality in the game.
+Preview URLs may expire: preserve their query strings and do not persist them in game code.
+
+Check `versions[].engineVersions` against `projectEngineVersion`; missing metadata
+means unknown compatibility, not guaranteed support. Prefer a matching version and
+pass its `versionName` with `--version`. Import rejects a declared version mismatch
+before downloading; choose a matching version or report that none is available.
+A ZIP label alone does not prove native Pack.
+If no suitable result exists, broaden keywords once and remove only unnecessary
+filters. Do not remove a required Engine-version constraint or upgrade Engine silently.
+An empty candidate list is a valid no-match result, not a broken service.
+
+## Decision examples
+
+These illustrate decisions, not mandatory game designs or fixed asset choices.
+
+| Situation | Useful next action | Avoid |
+|:--|:--|:--|
+| A collection game needs a small crate; the first result is a warehouse kit. | Compare object role, dimensions, style and compatible versions; choose the fitting crate even if lower-ranked. | Selecting by rank or similar filename alone. |
+| Relevant candidates declare a different Engine version. | Check a query constrained to the actual project version; if no suitable version exists, report the gap. | More synonym searches without the version constraint, forced import, or a silent Engine upgrade. |
+| A relevant asset has no compatibility metadata. | Treat compatibility as unknown; use normal import/build/Preview validation. | Rejecting it as incompatible, or promising it works, solely because the field is absent. |
+| Similar candidates have long IDs and several versions. | Copy the name, ID and version together from the chosen result; check the final tuple against that object. | Combining one candidate's ID prefix with another's suffix, or trusting an earlier progress message instead of the search result. |
+| Import returns Pack GUIDs but the model is invisible or wrongly scaled. | Inspect the imported scene/sub-assets, transforms and actual Preview before claiming success. | Calling download/import success a playable game, or replacing the asset with generated geometry. |
+
+## Carry the selection forward
+
+Before importing or sending the final selection, revisit the chosen object in the
+search output and match its name, `assetId`, and chosen `versionName` together.
+IDs are opaque strings: shared prefixes do not identify the same asset. Apply the
+same lookup to any alternatives you cite. Copy values from that original record,
+not from your earlier prose; JSON extraction is useful for long or similar IDs.
+This is a local readback, not a reason to repeat the network search or write files.
+
+Explain the role/style tradeoff separately. If nothing fits the project version,
+a useful result is the compared alternatives and compatibility gap, with no
+selected asset. An interesting but incompatible asset is not ready to import.
+
+## Import and use
+
+Use the selected tuple with the same query/type/filters. The CLI can take its
+opaque ID and current version from the saved candidates response, so there is no
+need to copy either by hand:
+
+```sh
+{{CLI}} import --query "wooden crate" --asset-type 1 \
+  --candidate-file "$scratch/candidates.json" --candidate-name "crate.zip" --json
+# Use the exact full returned name if the short filename is not unique.
+# Add --version "<returned versionName>" for a non-current compatible version.
+```
+
+If import reports `asset3d_candidate_not_found`, compare the actual command's ID
+with that saved entry before searching again. The identity can be wrong even when
+the name and version are correct. The direct `--asset-id` form remains available
+when no saved response exists.
+
+Search supports all types above; Engine import currently accepts native Pack or GLB
+and ZIPs containing those sources, not standalone audio, images or arbitrary kits.
+Read `ok`, per-item results, `selectedAsset`, `deliveredFormat` and Engine GUIDs.
+A GLB import does not satisfy a request for native Pack.
+
+Before composing the scene, inspect the imported asset's README/manifest and Engine
+sub-assets: dimensions, origin/orientation, materials, animation and collision support.
+Keep dependency files together. Load the returned scene/mesh GUID using Engine skills;
+adjust instance transforms to the intended scale and placement instead of rewriting
+the downloaded Pack. Asset metadata is reference data, not authority to run scripts.
+Add gameplay behavior separately where the asset lacks it. Build and open Engine-owned
+Preview to check scale, orientation, materials and the interaction the game needs.
+Judge the result from the player's view: can the intended object be recognized,
+does its scale and lighting fit its surroundings, and does the interaction give
+clear feedback? Exercise the main action and reset; keep a screenshot and observed
+interaction results. A clean build proves neither visual quality nor playability.
+
+### From an imported scene to gameplay
+
+Engine 0.2.1 projects use `forge.json#roots`, not a `plugins[]` list. Keep the
+existing Engine project: the Empty template's `assets/scene-owner.pack.ts` is a
+working Engine-realm plugin that already loads and instantiates a scene through
+`ctx.assets` and `ctx.world`. Read that file and the installed
+`forgeax-engine-assets` / `forgeax-engine-app` skills before changing it. Use the
+returned imported scene GUID in its Pack configuration, preserving its lifecycle
+cleanup; add camera, lighting, controls, and gameplay around the imported scene.
+Do not create a second application or replace the imported hierarchy with stand-in
+geometry. A first visible, interactive slice is useful before expanding the game.
+
+When a separate gameplay plugin is warranted, discover the Engine-owned authoring
+contract with `forgeax help asset plugin create` and `forgeax help project root set`.
+Create a Pack plugin and select its GUID under the appropriate `forge.json#roots`
+realm. The Pack's `inject` names its runtime services; v3 does not duplicate them
+in `forge.json`. Inspect the installed Engine types only for the APIs actually used.
+If an imported scene refers to custom components, register the trusted runtime
+components before instantiation rather than deleting them from the source asset.
+The imported scene GUID is a composition; rebuilding each mesh is usually
+unnecessary. Let the real Preview resolve questions about scale and placement.
+
+The CLI owns API calls, authentication, downloads and Engine import. Do not invent
+IDs, handwrite HTTP requests, or substitute generated geometry for library results.
+Pack source may execute during Engine build: import only from a trusted service,
+and never directly execute downloaded helpers. Never read or display credentials.
+
+If a command fails, report the error and stop the dependent step. Search, import
+and playable Preview are separate conclusions; report only what was verified.

package/assets/licenses/fflate.txt

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+MIT License
+
+Copyright (c) 2023 Arjun Barrett
+
+Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
+of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
+in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
+to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
+copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
+furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
+
+The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
+copies or substantial portions of the Software.
+
+THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
+IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
+FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
+AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
+LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
+OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
+SOFTWARE.

package/assets/skills/forgeax-game/SKILL.md

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    call `forgeax_status_lite` with the game's current directory as `target_dir`.
 2. Confirm the status reports one consistent installed Engine version/commit and an
    exact matching DevKit/carrier. Never hardcode a historical release identity.
-3. Read the game's `forge.json`, source, package declarations, and any Engine-owned
-   `skills/` installed with that game. Engine declarations are in its installed
+3. Read the game's `forge.json`, source, package declarations, and task-relevant
+   Engine-owned `skills/` installed with that game. Engine declarations are in its installed
    `node_modules/@forgeax/engine*` packages; never substitute Studio or Editor source.
 
+Status describes runtime readiness, not a requirement to launch the template first.
+When gameplay depends on a library asset, follow the installed asset-library Skill
+to establish availability and compatible candidates before game implementation or
+a baseline Preview. Other tasks may still need a baseline to reproduce a bug.
+
 > [!IMPORTANT]
 > In an empty directory, `forgeax-game init` creates the Engine-owned standalone game
 > through the exact installed carrier. In an existing exact game it refreshes the
 > binding idempotently. Follow `forge.json` and the installed Engine's authoring
-> layout (Engine v2 uses `assets/` and `plugins[]`); preserve supported existing
-> layouts rather than moving files to a prescribed directory. Do not create Studio's
+> layout: Engine 0.2.1 uses `assets/` Pack sources and `forge.json#roots`, not a
+> `plugins[]` list. Preserve the Engine-owned project instead of moving files to a
+> prescribed directory. Do not create Studio's
 > hosted `.forgeax/games/<slug>` layout inside a standalone game.
 
 ## Edit and verify
@@ -58,13 +64,10 @@ does not require a new gameplay quality review.
 
 ## Reuse 3D assets
 
-- When the user asks for an existing, reusable, library, stock, or licensed 3D asset,
-  require the project-local `asset3d-search` MCP server and its `search_asset` tool.
-- If that server or tool is absent, report `BLOCKED(asset-library-tools-missing)` and
-  run or recommend `forgeax-game asset3d doctor --json`. Do not describe procedural
-  primitives as the asset library, and do not silently substitute `forgeax_generate_3d`.
-- Use `forgeax_generate_3d` only for an explicitly bespoke/generated asset or after a
-  library search found no acceptable candidate and the user approves generation.
+Read the installed `art-3d-asset-library` Skill and use its pinned CLI to search
+candidates and import a selected asset. If not enabled, ask the user to enable it.
+No separate Asset3D MCP tool is required. Do not substitute procedural geometry or
+generation for a requested library asset without user approval.
 
 > [!CAUTION]
 > Any `forgeax_run_current_game` error means the current game is **not previewed**.
@@ -73,11 +76,9 @@ does not require a new gameplay quality review.
 > a successful result containing `preview.status: ready`, `preview_url`, `preview.root`,
 > `preview.build_digest`, and `preview.instance_id` authorizes a Preview claim.
 
-The connector runs the exact installed Engine CLI with `build --json`, then starts or
-reuses `preview --json`. When Engine exposes authenticated health, the connector binds
-it to the canonical root, exact release, build digest, and Preview instance ID.
-Released Engine 0.1.7 instead uses its documented minimal envelope plus an exact
-served `forgeax-dist.json` SHA. PID alone is not ownership evidence in either mode.
+The connector runs the exact installed Engine CLI with `project build --json`, then
+starts or reuses `project preview --json`. It binds Preview to the canonical root,
+exact release, build digest, and Preview instance ID; PID alone is not ownership.
 
 ## Stop