review: split the rounds into named shots and stage the player pawn

Roadmap gains two sections: 'Review scene and player placement' (this pass) and
'Character development' (follow-on). The camera list is now one table of
(name, location, target) with look-at rotations computed from the pairs, so a
camera cannot drift out of aim when one number changes.

New shots: player-placement (the real pawn, staged in the build script),
ground-contact (knee height, feet on the plane), shadow-compare (floating vs
grounded cube from a low angle), and hero-portals (whole elevation).

The review floor grows to 160 m so the facade stands on ground rather than the
horizon band. Retired: the first-person shot.

Honest gap recorded in the roadmap: the hero portals sit behind the colonnade and
do not resolve from the review floor; that needs a camera on the plinth or a
portal rebuild, not another angle.

ROADMAP.md

@@ -52,6 +52,30 @@ Status detail in [Docs/setup.md](Docs/setup.md); pins in [Docs/toolchain.md](Doc
 - [-] Import OSM blockouts through Blosm; clean and detail them in Blender. Imported 2026-11-06 (`Art/blender/blockout/blockout-2026-11-06.blend`, 86 meshes, scale 1:1 against OSM, re-framed into EPSG:26911 with a 0.0 cm affine residual); cleaning and detailing not started.
 - [-] Preserve geographic coordinates in metadata; define explicit meter→centimeter conversion to local Unreal coordinates. The frame is defined (`Geo/manifests/local-origin.md`: EPSG:26911, origin Hollywood × Highland, X east / Y north / Z up) and the ×100 conversion is now **verified** by the 2026-11-07 scale test, with the axis mapping recorded (north realizes as UE −Y). Left: build the production export preset for the actual site meshes using these settings.
 
+### Review scene and player placement - active - gig-line-review-placement
+
+Owner: this session. Scope: the review scene used for all visual approval — the staging, the character's relationship to the ground, and the camera list. Nothing in `Asset production` or `Gameplay` continues until these pass.
+
+- [x] Put the character on the ground rather than floating. The floor was a 5 cm slab centred 50 cm down; it is now a 90 m x 90 m x 10 cm slab with its top face at Z 0, and the character measures Z 0..83 cm — feet on the plane (`Screenshots/README.md`).
+- [x] Split the scale cubes: one resting on the floor as the ground-contact and scale reference, one held at 2 m so its cast shadow separates from the body.
+- [x] Point the scale-cubes camera at both cubes instead of the retired three-cube row.
+- [x] **Character placement shot**: `review-03-player-placement` shows the pawn (`AGigLineCharacter`) staged by `Tools/ue_build_review_map.py` with a cube behind it. Note: the pawn's capsule renders invisible in `-game` because the character has no visible mesh, so the shot shows where the player lands relative to the scene rather than the body.
+- [x] **Ground-contact detail shot**: `review-04-ground-contact`, knee height, close on the feet — the soles meet the floor and the shadow joins them.
+- [x] **Shadow-comparison detail shot**: `review-05-shadow-compare`, both cubes in one frame from a low angle; the floating cube's shadow is detached, the grounded one's touches.
+- [ ] **Detail shot of the hero façade portals**: the portals sit behind the colonnade and are only about 3.4 m tall against a 14.5 m façade, so from the review floor they read as dark recesses at best (`review-06`). Resolving them needs either a camera on the plinth itself or the portals rebuilt proud of the stylobate — recorded as work, not done.
+- [x] Document the shot list, camera positions, and what each shot is evidence for in `Screenshots/README.md`; nine shots, each with an approval line.
+- [x] Extend the review floor beyond the hero façade: 160 m square centred on the façade, so façade shots stand on ground instead of the horizon band.
+- [x] Delete retired shots: the old `first-person` frame is gone and the camera list is now a single table so a change cannot leave an orphan.
+
+### Character development - open
+
+Follow-on work on the player avatar, after the review scene passes. None of it is `0.1.0` scope unless a release check requires it.
+
+- [ ] Decide what the `0.1.0` player is: first-person-only, or a body that is visible in third person. The `0.2.0` milestone adds the MPFB body and camera toggle; `0.1.0` currently ships a capsule with a camera and no visible body.
+- [ ] Give the MPFB character asset a standing idle pose so review and gameplay shots show a person, not an A-pose bind (`/Game/Test/Character/character`).
+- [ ] Bake a second skin tone or clothing layer, so the character does not read as a grey mannequin in shots.
+- [ ] Add the character's collision capsule in the demo map and confirm the camera does not clip the head at the 1.60 m eye height.
+
 ### Asset production
 
 - [x] Establish a consistent scale test, named export presets, and repeatable import settings. Scale test = the three-cube calibration scene (`Art/blender/scaletest/`, regenerable via `Tools/scale_test_export.py`); named export preset `ue_metric_v1` (FBX settings in that script); named import preset `ue_metric_v1` (`FbxImportUI` settings in `Tools/ue_scale_test_import.py`). Both scripts are the templates for production asset export/import.