Roll out seven modular outfit bases: eleven distinct outfits across twelve roles

docs/npc-model-sourcing.md

@@ -310,6 +310,30 @@ The pack itself is never committed. Only the composed bases are, with their SHA-
 | Base | Source family | SHA-256 | Used by |
 | --- | --- | --- | --- |
 | `Suit.glb` | Suit | `674f2a63…` | `npc_coat` |
+| `Adventurer.glb` | Adventurer | `062caf69…` | `npc_crowd_c` |
+| `Beach.glb` | Beach | `81c69837…` | `npc_crowd_a` |
+| `Casual_2.glb` | Casual_2 | `fe4edb73…` | `npc_jacket` |
+| `Farmer.glb` | Farmer | `b9b67058…` | `npc_crowd_b` (hair slot patched) |
+| `King.glb` | King | `85aae2a0…` | `npc_dress` |
+| `Punk.glb` | Punk | `56993274…` | `npc_hoodie` (the mohawk is the `Red` material) |
+| `Swat.glb` | Swat | `43659684…` | **not used** — authored facing the other way; see below |
+
+The roster therefore runs **eleven distinct outfits across twelve roles** (the worker base serves
+`npc_vest`, `npc_firefighter`, `npc_guard` and `npc_crowd_d`).
+
+### Open: the Swat base faces backwards
+
+`Swat.glb` is authored facing Godot −Z. Rotating the exported base about world Z rotates the skin
+with the armature node and the character renders headless, and rotating the mesh as well collapses
+it into a spike; the reliable fix is to yaw the four FBX parts *before* the join and re-bake. Until
+then `npc_guard` stays on the worker base.
+
+### Slots a family cannot paint
+
+`Farmer` has no hair shell and `Swat`/`SpaceSuit` have neither hair nor skin. The audit and the
+runtime both need the five slots as *used* materials, so `patch_slots` buries a 4 cm triangle
+inside the skull or the pelvis for each missing slot (`_patch_missing_slots`). It is invisible, it
+keeps the material in the export, and it means a helmeted head still satisfies the contract.
 
 ## Contract mismatch