Record the completed facade-realism pass
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`godot --headless --import` there), and copy back the generated `.png.import` plus the
matching `.godot/imported/*.ctex/.md5`. CI is unaffected (it imports fresh and `.import`
files are committed).
- **Facade-realism pass complete (2026-11-03):** the masonic facade now uses the photo-anchored
`limestone_ashlar` field (see the ashlar decision below), the event banners carry a warm
self-light (`0.14` base, `0.28` night / `0.028` day via `_marquee_emissive`), and the marquee
sign face + bulbs are test-verified to brighten at night (`test_marquee_emissive_balanced_at_night`).
The marquee canopy/sign box stay `black_metal` by design — it is the fictional "GIG LINE"
marquee over the Masonic Temple, not the red El Capitan Theatre marquee next door (which is
represented by the blade-sign neighbour). Day and night captures promoted; both three-up boards
rebuilt.
- **Ashlar limestone pick (2026-11-03):** the masonic facade field uses
`limestone_ashlar[_normal].png`, generated reference-anchored on the 2009 CC BY facade photo,
768 px tile ≈ 4.6 m of wall (~167 px/m, inside the 40–400 band). `stone_steps` stays for trim;
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tile generated reference-anchored on the 2009 facade photo (CC BY 2.0),
768 px over ~4.6 m of wall (~167 px/m), so the wall carries course joints and
per-block value variation instead of flat plaster.
- Night balance: the event banners carry a warm self-light and the marquee sign
face + bulbs brighten after dark (registered with `_marquee_emissive`), so the
facade reads as practical-lights-only rather than a flat lit wall. The marquee
canopy stays black metal by design — the fictional "GIG LINE" marquee, not the
red El Capitan Theatre marquee next door.
## References