A place needs edges that agree
Surface work continued through a terrain-fitted pond, farmhouse collision and entry repairs, parked-camera checks and civic-site reviews. Real roads, terrain, stable building identities and saves were preserved while each candidate was tested.
Fix the gap; keep the house
The farmhouse entry repair moved a private copy of the original bevel and header into the existing pink trim. The door leaf, swing, floor plan, furniture and original art stayed intact. Native walking routes, door positions and aperture rays checked that a closed gap had not become a blocked doorway.
A pond is not a performance benchmark
The River Trail pond used an existing depression, owned props and synchronized day/night materials. Private walking, driving, collision and cold-reopen checks passed. Short matched frame-time samples on the development PC were reported with their limits; they were not a claim about every computer.
Civic space, still in progress
City Hall’s facade and collision routes received a private native review. Sculpture placeholders, tree occlusion and broader art remained open. Later original-building work kept that same distinction between a saved scene and a released, accepted place.
Evidence & perspective
- Pond, farmhouse and civic-space reviews
Terrain-fitted pond, farmhouse entry closure, City Hall routes, collision and save preservation were reviewed in bounded private candidates. Sparse surroundings, some art and broader performance remained open.
- From a model library to a walkable street
The inspected checkpoint distinguishes 100 local original designs, 25 prepared derivatives, 17 Unity imports, 14 private placements and four published CH designs. These are different stages of work. Pending native checks and source changes prevent calling every placement released.