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.

Screenshots/README.md

@@ -1,9 +1,8 @@
 # Screenshots — visual review
 
 Rendered in-game captures of the current project content, generated by
-[`Tools/render_screenshots.sh`](../Tools/render_screenshots.sh). The PNGs are
-committed alongside this README so a reviewer sees exactly what the build
-rendered. The `![...]` embeds below resolve next to this file.
+[`Tools/render_screenshots.sh`](../Tools/render_screenshots.sh). The PNGs are committed alongside
+this README so a reviewer sees exactly what the build rendered.
 
 ## How to regenerate
 
@@ -11,129 +10,98 @@ rendered. The `![...]` embeds below resolve next to this file.
 Tools/render_screenshots.sh
 ```
 
-This rebuilds `Game/GigLine/Content/Test/ReviewMap.umap` from the current
-content (floor, key light, sky, MPFB character, the three 1 m scale cubes),
-runs the game on it in `-game` mode, lets `AGigLineShotActor` walk its fixed
-camera list and capture, and copies the PNGs here. Takes about a minute.
+The script rebuilds `Game/GigLine/Content/Test/ReviewMap.umap` from the current content, runs the
+game on it, lets `AGigLineShotActor` walk the fixed camera list, captures each shot, copies the
+PNGs here and exits. About a minute. The camera list lives in `Tools/ue_build_review_map.py`;
+add new shots there and delete retired ones from this folder.
 
-Each screenshot is embedded below with its description and approval state.
-After reviewing, tick the approval checkbox so agents know whether the look
-is accepted or needs work.
+## Scene conventions
 
-## review-00-overview.png — generated 2026-11-07, approval: ☐ pending
+- **Floor**: 160 m square, 10 cm thick, top face exactly at Z 0. Anything standing on it has bounds
+  starting at Z 0; the character measures Z 0..83 cm.
+- **Cubes**: `Cube_ScaleTest_A` floats at Z 2 m, `Cube_ScaleTest_B` rests on the floor. Both are
+  exactly 1 m, so they double as the scale reference.
+- **Lighting**: one warm directional key light plus a sky fill. This is the review rig, not the
+  `0.1.0` daytime look.
+- **Known limitation**: outside the floor there is no geometry, so the horizon is a black band.
 
-![Wide overview from the south-west: character at origin, three 1 m calibration cubes in a row at 4 m north, gray floor, key light and sky](review-00-overview.png)
+## Shots
 
-Wide shot from the south-west, elevated. The review scene as a whole:
-character at origin, three 1 m calibration cubes in a row at 4 m north, gray
-floor, one key light plus fill sky.
+## review-00-overview.png — Wide scene overview, approval: ☐ pending
 
-## review-01-character.png — generated 2026-11-07, approval: ☐ pending
+![Wide scene overview](review-00-overview.png)
 
-![Medium eye-height shot of the MPFB-generated character from the south, A-pose with baked skin material](review-01-character.png)
+Character and both cubes on the 160 m floor, camera 7 m up looking north-east. Reads the whole review layout at once.
 
-Medium shot, eye height, from the south. The MPFB-generated character with
-its baked skin material and A-pose bind.
+## review-01-character.png — MPFB mannequin, mid shot, approval: ☐ pending
 
-## review-02-scale-cubes.png — generated 2026-11-07, approval: ☐ pending
+![MPFB mannequin, mid shot](review-01-character.png)
 
-![Close three-quarter view of the 1 m scale-test cube row on the gray floor](review-02-scale-cubes.png)
+The imported MPFB character at eye height from the south. Check the feet meet the plane: the contact shadow joins the soles.
 
-Close three-quarter view of the cube row. Each cube is exactly 1 m — use it
-to judge scale against the character.
+## review-02-scale-cubes.png — Scale cubes, approval: ☐ pending
 
-## review-03-first-person.png — generated 2026-11-07, approval: ☐ pending
+![Scale cubes](review-02-scale-cubes.png)
 
-![Third-person shot from a player's eye line looking across the review floor: the MPFB character at origin (spawn point), one red cube behind it, sky and horizon behind](review-03-first-person.png)
+Both 1 m cubes from the south: the left one floats at 2 m, the right one rests on the floor. Compares cast shadow against contact shadow.
 
-New shot for the first-person player work. Camera is at 165 cm — the player's
-eye height — looking from behind and slightly south-east of the spawn point.
-It shows where the player lands (the character stands at origin, which is also
-the default spawn) and how the capsule/camera relate to the 1 m cubes.
+## review-03-player-placement.png — Player pawn placement, approval: ☐ pending
 
-**What changed in the game since the last review:** the project now has a
-first-person `AGigLineCharacter` (1.75 m capsule, 1.60 m eye camera, 4 m/s
-walk, Enhanced Input with WASD + mouse look + jump) wired as the default pawn
-by `AGigLineGameModeBase`. Nothing visible from these cameras should differ:
-the review map spawns its own pawn-free staging, so this shot is the reference
-for the new pawn's position and eye height, not of the pawn itself.
+![Player pawn placement](review-03-player-placement.png)
 
-**Not shown, needs a human check:** walking, mouse look and jump can only be
-judged interactively. Launch the editor, press Play on `Test/ReviewMap`, and
-confirm W/A/S/D move in the expected directions, the mouse looks around with no
-acceleration, and Space jumps once per press.
+The pawn the game actually spawns (`AGigLineCharacter`) at the spawn point, with the floating cube behind. Confirms capsule height and where the player lands.
 
-## review-04-hero-facade-front.png — generated 2026-11-07, approval: ☐ pending
+## review-04-ground-contact.png — Ground contact detail, approval: ☐ pending
 
-![Straight-on three-quarter view of the hero facade blockout: six fluted columns on pedestals under a plain entablature, parapet band above, plinth below, standing against a dark floor](review-04-hero-facade-front.png)
+![Ground contact detail](review-04-ground-contact.png)
 
-New: the **hero façade blockout** for 6840 Hollywood Blvd — six columns at
-4.96 m centres across the measured 25.75 m frontage, entablature 2.2 m,
-parapet 1.6 m, plinth and three portal flights. Straight on from the north
-sidewalk, looking south.
+Low camera, knee height, close on the mannequin's feet. A floating or sinking character is obvious here without measuring.
 
-What it establishes: frontage width, column rhythm and the vertical stack
-(plinth → colonnade → entablature → parapet) all read as the photographs do
-in silhouette.
+## review-04-hero-facade-front.png — review-04-hero-facade-front, approval: ☐ pending
 
-What it does **not** have yet: the banners, windows, portal recesses and motto
-band are modelled but sit *behind* the colonnade, so from this distance the
-elevation reads as a plain white mass. The materials are flat colours from
-Blender, not look-developed. Do not judge surfaces here — that is the
-materials pass.
+![review-04-hero-facade-front](review-04-hero-facade-front.png)
 
-## review-05-hero-facade-oblique.png — generated 2026-11-07, approval: ☐ pending
 
-![Oblique view from the north-west showing the facade's volume, the colonnade in depth, and the review scene's small floor and cubes far to the left](review-05-hero-facade-oblique.png)
 
-Oblique from the north-west. Shows the building's depth (12 m modelled body),
-the column line standing proud of the mass, and the scale relative to the
-review floor and character far to the left.
+## review-05-hero-facade-oblique.png — review-05-hero-facade-oblique, approval: ☐ pending
 
-**Known issue, recorded rather than hidden:** the façade stands on the review
-floor at Z 0 but is 25 m away from the original review scene, so it appears to
-float over the horizon band. That is the review scene's limitation, not the
-asset's; the real map will have the terrain under it.
+![review-05-hero-facade-oblique](review-05-hero-facade-oblique.png)
 
-## Scene corrections in this pass (2026-11-07)
 
-Three things were wrong in the staging and are fixed:
 
-- **The floor was 5 cm thick and centred at Z −50 cm, so the character floated
-  about 1.8 m above it.** The floor is now 90 m x 90 m x 10 cm with its top face
-  exactly at Z 0, and the character stands on it: measured bounds are Z 0..83 cm
-  — feet on the plane, no gap.
-- **Cubes: one on the ground, one floating.** `Cube_ScaleTest_A` sits on the floor
-  (base at Z 0) as the ground-contact and scale reference; `Cube_ScaleTest_B`
-  hangs at 2 m so its cast shadow separates from the object and can be compared
-  against the grounded cube's contact shadow.
-- **The scale-cubes camera was still pointing at the old three-cube row.** It now
-  looks at both cubes from the south at (0, −900, 200) cm.
+## review-05-shadow-compare.png — Shadow comparison, approval: ☐ pending
 
-Known scene limitation, unchanged: the floor is 90 m across and the horizon is a
-black band where no geometry exists. That is the review scene, not the asset.
+![Shadow comparison](review-05-shadow-compare.png)
+
+Low angle, both cubes side by side with the character between them. The detached shadow of the floating cube against the grounded one.
+
+## review-06-hero-portals.png — Hero façade, whole elevation, approval: ☐ pending
+
+![Hero façade, whole elevation](review-06-hero-portals.png)
+
+Straight-on from eye height 25 m out. Six columns, plinth, entablature, parapet; the three portals sit behind the colonnade at this distance.
+
+## review-07-hero-facade-front.png — Hero façade, north sidewalk, approval: ☐ pending
+
+![Hero façade, north sidewalk](review-07-hero-facade-front.png)
+
+Closer straight-on view from the road side of the building line.
+
+## review-08-hero-facade-oblique.png — Hero façade, oblique, approval: ☐ pending
+
+![Hero façade, oblique](review-08-hero-facade-oblique.png)
+
+From the north-west, showing the 12 m body and the column line standing proud of the mass.
 
 ## What to look for
 
-- **Character**: proportions, bind pose, skin material readability.
-- **Scale cubes**: each is exactly 1 m — use them to sanity-check anything
-  whose size looks off.
-- **Lighting**: one warm key light and fill sky; this is the temporary review
-  rig, not the `0.1.0` daytime look.
+- **Ground contact**: feet meet the plane with no gap and no shadow seam.
+- **Scale**: everything checks against the 1 m cubes.
+- **Façade proportions**: six columns at 4.96 m centres across 25.75 m; check the rhythm reads as the
+  photographs do in silhouette.
 
-## Known cosmetic issues in the review scene
+## Known cosmetic issues
 
-- The gray floor material renders with a speckled pattern instead of flat
-  gray — suspect the `Constant3Vector` wiring in `Tools/ue_build_review_map.py`.
-  Cosmetic only; the floor exists so shadows and scale read correctly.
-- The horizon shows a black band below the sky atmosphere (no distant ground
-  plane). Expected in the empty review scene.
-
-## Conventions
-
-- `review-NN-name.png` names are produced by `AGigLineShotActor`
-  (`Game/GigLine/Source/GigLine/GigLineShotActor.h`); the camera list lives in
-  `Tools/ue_build_review_map.py`.
-- Add or adjust shots there when new content needs review, then update this
-  README's table in the same change.
-- Agents: see the *Visual review* section in [`AGENTS.md`](../AGENTS.md).
+- The floor renders with a faint speckle from the `Constant3Vector` wiring in
+  `Tools/ue_build_review_map.py`. Cosmetic only.
+- The hero façade still has flat Blender colours; surfaces are a later materials pass.