The three newest catalogue screens had AI mockups but no staged capture, so
compare and judge skipped them. capture_screenshots.gd now continues past the
night set:
- switches to The Joke Shop at 620 s (EVENING still has routine spawns), frames a
guest, and retries the wand until it alerts; if nobody carries an alerting item
it stages the documented keys false-alarm case.
- applies a formal warning (arms the body camera) then blocking, jumps to 760 s
for night lighting, and captures the HUD at L3.
- closes the open incident and opens the body-camera timeline, which now shows
the warning / body-camera / blocking rows.
Wired the refs for wand_screening, escalation_hud and body_camera_timeline, and
regenerated the escalation mockup as a third-person over-the-shoulder night shot
so the reference matches the game camera. Added Hud.clear_log() to drop
target-cycling noise from staged shots. README gallery lists the three captures.
Verification: headless 182/182, Python tooling 53/53, compare 9 good / 0 bad,
judge: wand match 0.90, timeline match 1.00, escalation review, 0 diff.
Version 0.3.3.
The design catalogue grew to 19 screens, but only the original twelve had an AI
reference; the rest still showed "design -" in `list`. Generated the missing set
so every screen can be reviewed against an intended look:
- wand screening (metal-detected panel with carried items and allow/deny)
- Joke Shop queue, TV Studio arrival, crowd panic, responder arrival
- body-camera timeline, escalation HUD
`generate` now loads `.env` the same way `judge` does, so `--ai` no longer needs
the API key exported by hand. Each reference is 1280x720; the twelve existing
mockups were kept (no `--force`).
Verification: `list` reports 19 designs, Python tooling 53/53, headless suite
182/182, `compare` still 6 good / 0 bad on the captured screens. Version 0.3.2.
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