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Rebuild the Joke Shop as the Sunset Strip block
- Replace the alley with the 27 m Comedy Store-inspired hall, signature canopy, circular blade sign, red curtain bays, west entrance, low-rise neighbours, dry hillside and opposite frontage.
- Add day/night/across-street concept frames and real-site mapping notes.
- Expose the Joke Shop day stage in the realism captures and refresh the gallery shots.
- Render multiline HUD/wand strings correctly and list carried items in the wand panel.
- Add the Joke Shop layout/budget tests and update docs, roadmap and changelog.
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# Scene concepts: the realistic target look
These are AI-generated example frames (`python3 tools/scene_concepts.py generate --group scene`, `openai/gpt-5-image-mini`, 1280×720) for the realism pass. They are art direction, not assets. `tools/scene_concepts.py realism` pairs them with the in-game shots from `src/test/capture_realism.gd` (see `SHOTS` in the tool). New generations never overwrite a file here; they are saved as `<name>-vN.png`.
## Real-world Hollywood block
The map-optimization references for the El Capitan Entertainment Centre block
(6840 Hollywood Blvd) are in
[`hollywood_boulevard/README.md`](hollywood_boulevard/README.md). The real-site
facts and game mapping are documented in
[`../../hollywood-boulevard-map.md`](../../hollywood-boulevard-map.md).
## Concept list
### Hollywood Entrance
![hollywood entrance morning](hollywood_entrance_morning.png)
warm low sun, long soft shadows, brick with visible mortar and wear, stone plinth, potted topiary, haze that fades the far street to beige
### Hollywood Entrance Golden Hour
![hollywood entrance golden hour](hollywood_entrance_golden_hour.png)
strong back light and rim light on people, marquee bulbs reading even in daylight
### Hollywood Entrance Rain Night
![hollywood entrance rain night](hollywood_entrance_rain_night.png)
dark scene lit by practical lights only (marquee, sodium lamps), wet glossy ground with reflections, fog
### Boulevard Skyline
![boulevard skyline day](boulevard_skyline_day.png)
deep layered skyline with real towers and haze, palms lining the road, red curb paint, believable asphalt
### Boulevard Skyline Dusk
![boulevard skyline dusk](boulevard_skyline_dusk.png)
purple/orange gradient sky, neon signs, lit windows, car light trails
### The Joke Shop — Sunset Strip
The current Joke Shop map is based on The Comedy Store at 8433 Sunset Blvd.
The real-site mapping, simplifications and reference photographs are in
[`../../joke-shop-map.md`](../../joke-shop-map.md); the frames are in
[`joke_shop/README.md`](joke_shop/README.md).
![Joke Shop entrance in daylight](joke_shop/joke_shop_entrance_day.png)
![Joke Shop entrance at night](joke_shop/joke_shop_entrance_night.png)
### Legacy Joke Shop Alley (pre-map optimization)
![joke shop alley evening](joke_shop_alley_evening.png)
narrow brick alley, one warm wall lantern as key light, deep shadows, people in dark jackets
![joke shop door closeup](joke_shop_door_closeup.png)
close material detail: brick, mortar, aged wood door, brass
These two frames describe the old alley layout and are retained for comparison;
they are no longer the target for the Joke Shop map.
### Studio Stage Door Night
![studio stage door night](studio_stage_door_night.png)
granite facade, a bright bulb canopy as the main light, a glossy black car, stanchions and a barrier
### Sidewalk Material Closeup
![sidewalk material closeup](sidewalk_material_closeup.png)
paver joints, stains, granite curb, aggregate asphalt and a tree grate at grazing light
### Entrance Steps Podium
![entrance steps podium](entrance_steps_podium.png)
granite steps, handrails, glass doors, the check-in podium
### Crowd Barrier Line
![crowd barrier line](crowd_barrier_line.png)
steel barriers, a red carpet, a crowd with depth-of-field haze
### Responder Arrival Wide
![responder arrival wide](responder_arrival_wide.png)
fire engine, turnout gear, red/blue light spill on wet pavement
### NPC Portrait Day
![npc portrait day](npc_portrait_day.png)
close portrait of a pedestrian: skin with visible pores and stubble, fabric weave, shallow depth of field. The bar for an avatar close-up, not for the crowd shots
The `npc_portrait` capture in `capture_realism.gd` is staged, not posed by the crowd: it freezes one NPC on an open patch of sidewalk, parks the rest of the crowd out of frame, turns the subject into the camera and stands the guard on the sunlit side. It is the only shot where a face fills the frame, so it is the one to eyeball after an avatar change (generate a local run under `docs/screens/realism/`).
Cross-cutting targets, for comparison with locally generated realism runs:
- **Exposure.** The concepts keep the ground mid-grey. The game's sidewalk is close to white, so it is overexposed.
- **Night means dark.** The night/dusk concepts are lit by practical lights. The game's "Evening" phase is a bright pink-orange frame.
- **Depth.** The concepts show a layered skyline fading into haze. The new v2 skyline strips supply this; the old box skyline did not.
- **Geometry and foliage.** The facades have plinths, cornices and deep window reveals, and the trees and shrubs are organic. The game uses flat walls and blob trees.
## Additional previews
![npc_portrait_day-v2.png](npc_portrait_day-v2.png)