PROTOCOL.md §19.1: how the reload is asked for (Carbon: c.reload on the
server console), which log is read (Carbon.Core.log on Carbon), the pinned
failure lines on both frameworks, a load confirmed by a log read, and the
compiler's give-up retried once. PLAYER_WALK.md: the Carbon reload path and
failure words as walked. PLAN_FIXES.md: D180.
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§19 starts protocol 13 with its first piece: config.write answers pending
with a writeId and ceilingMs, a reload fails on the framework log's evidence
under a 30 s ceiling judged by what is loaded, a rollback waits for the
restore, and the outcome is a staff-class config.outcome event (F9, F10,
D178). F15's UTF-8 decode rides in the same release. §11.4 points at the
amendment; §2 says 13. PLAYER_WALK.md's configuration steps now expect
"Saved. Reloading…", add a cold-compile save and a non-ASCII save, use
Kits' chat command instead of a ZoneManager setting that does not exist
(D-2), and name Carbon's failure wording as the thing step 4 pins.
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F15 waits for protocol 13 (D176); F9 and F10 open that bump on edge in all
three repos (D177); a reload fails on the log's evidence under a 30 s
ceiling with a loaded check before any restore (D178); the configuration
page polls the write until it settles (D179).
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The twenty-three title names in §4.6 are the module's defaults. An admin
can set their own title per category, once for the site, and it
supersedes the default on every server; clearing it restores the
default. A rule's own text still wins over both. §4.6 describes the
three layers on top of phase 17's rust_title_rules (stat grows from
three values to the twenty-three categories).
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D173: "Quests completed" (Wayfarer) counts the missions Rust's NPCs
already hand out; no quest plugin. uMod's catalogue names no mission
hook and CARBON.md lists none, so the detailed plan starts with a rig
spike: a framework hook if one exists at build time, else reading the
player's mission list at each tally flush, else a D168 helper patch.
D174 adopts §4.6's recommended title rules (best columns for kill
distance, weapon-class kills count every credited kill, killing-blow
credit for APC/heli, heals of others only).
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D169 every fix and redesign lands before Module-Rust's cutover. D170 an
expired zone is marked expired on the site (F14 moves from "by design"
to a fix, amending D96). D171 Steam sign-in moves to the website's own
plan as part of the base website. D172 chat titles use all twenty-three
listed conditions under new names: §4.6 is now a table of condition,
title and the hook that feeds it, plus what the detailed plan must
settle (best-value columns, weapon classes, vehicle-kill credit, heals
of others, quests). PLAN.md §35 and the rust README follow.
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PLAN_FIXES.md plans what the Oxide pass of PLAYER_WALK.md found on
2026-09-26: fifteen fixes (F1-F15, F15 corrupts every non-ASCII
site-to-game string including config saves; F9 rolls back valid config
edits on a cold compile), the interface and walk-doc corrections, and the
org lead's decisions D159-D168 (D160 reverses D31: the site owns every
permission and group). Recommends the fixes land before Module-Rust's
cutover (phase 19) and the redesigns follow it.
PLAN.md gains a pointer in its status line and §35; the rust README lists
the new file.
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Rust-Link and Rust-Plugins release and cut over here; bundle schema 2 for
both games beside schema 1; named Rust instances in the installer; a
Windows service for the sidecar; the plugin's server id from the
environment; the egg with a wipe guard and a pinnable bundle.
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- PLAN.md §33.5 as built (D144: the plugin keeps its titles on disk, after
the walk found a hot reload emptied them), §33.6 the walk on both rigs,
§33.7 findings; the phase row marked built.
- PROTOCOL.md §18: titles.set, a group's BetterChat style on perm.sync,
chat.say delivery and format, integrations, rg.titles, POST /titles. The
header's current version moves from a stale 10 to 12.
- PLAYER_WALK.md: the steps that need a person in the game.
- android/PLAN.md M19 as built.
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The optional-integration tier (R15), with the org lead's decisions D134-D143:
BetterChat titles from operator rules (also on the web and in the app), all
twelve chat fields on a site-authored group under R2's drift posture, that
style as the voice of news and event lines, and PopupNotifications made
optional as a delivery choice. Protocol 12.
The uMod Clans adapter is dropped (D134). R5's claim that the plugin has no
read API is corrected (a second grep artefact), and D54's promised
leadership sharpening is withdrawn: OnClanUpdate is the plugin's own clans.
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D133: the Admin → Rust servers page the plan assumed existed. The as-built
record for the five slash commands and the next wipe, the seven-step walk
(all passed), and the findings. android/PLAN.md M18 marked built.
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D126-D132: five read-only commands; any answer narrower than public goes
to the caller alone (D127); an operator-set next wipe (rule + one-off
date) shown on the web, in the app and by /wipe; module-uo /guild's
public-answer leak filed as Module-uo#46. Android PLAN gains M18.
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- PLAN.md §31.5: what was built in website and Android-app, where the
build departed from §31.2, and the seven-step emulator walk.
- §31.6: what the walk found: the zoom lost twice (fixed), the tally a
stand-in cannot feed, the off-grid row the frame clamps, the "wiped
Dec 31, 1" header, the card that outlives its marker.
- §31.7: what is not proven (a real player, a counted tally, a UO site).
- Phase row 15 and the Android plan's M17 marked built and walked.
- EVENTS.md § API surface: the public calendar's run entries carry
runId (D125). BACKEND_DESIGN defers event routes to that table.
- PLAYER_WALK.md: the map and events on a phone, for the person-parts.
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Android leg D. D121-D125: the map drawn natively in Compose as a fifth
tab gated on `map`, polled every 10 s; a site-event marker opening the
app's own event page, which needs runId on core's public calendar
entries; and M13 walked against a Rust run. Android plan gains M17.
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- PLAN.md §30.6: D119 (the grid label is the game's own, MapHelper) and D120
(Leaflet as a lazy chunk), both asked mid-build.
- §30.7: what was built, where it departed from §30.2, and the eight-step
walk on both rigs against real core.
- §30.8: what the walk found — UserIDString empty for a server-made player,
the game now renders its map at every boot for Facepunch's map-image
service, and `app.port -1` reaches the game as `1`.
- §30.9: what needs people in the game.
- PROTOCOL.md §17 for protocol 11, and a note in §8 that `grid` is the game's
own label from protocol 11 (D119).
- PLAYER_WALK.md: the map walk.
- The phase 14 row.
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A rig probe found that R9's .map file is terrain data, not a picture,
and that Rust+ already caches the rendered JPEG, while the game's own
render stalls the main thread for 8.5 s. D109-D118 from the org lead;
R9 amended by D110; phase 14 row updated.
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- PLAN.md §29.6: D106 (the news switch is a card on the visibility page),
D107 (tally.open behind EventsEnabled), D108 (a tally is forgotten seven
days after it opened).
- §29.7 as built: where the build departed from §29.3 (presence asked of
ZoneManager, idem_key on the run-grant rows, fixed-choice sources) and
the walk, on both rigs, without a player.
- §29.8 findings: real core refused a camelCase option-source id; Carbon
refuses a grant to a Steam id it has never seen; panel-created data
directories are not game-writable.
- §29.9 what is not proven: the player half, now PLAYER_WALK.md's rewards walk.
- PROTOCOL.md §16: protocol 10 — the tally, kits.list, kit credits on
perm.sync, chat.say, three bounds, the sidecar's five routes.
- The 13b phase row, and §9/§10 correction notes.
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The rewards half of phase 13, written before its code: the participation
tally counted by the game, rust.kit.entitle through the site mirror's per-run
rows plus one extra kit use per reward, and rust.announce with the announce
leg. Records D98-D105 (org lead, 2026-09-24), the Kits 4.4.9 facts they rest
on, the catalogue, what each repo builds, the eight-step walk, and four
readings left open for review.
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ZoneManager's listing command is `zone_list`, and it has no command that
says who is inside a zone. The zone steps now use `rgp.inzone`, a rig-only
probe command that asks ZoneManager's own IsPlayerInZone for every connected
player. They also no longer claim rg.hooks counts zone entries: the bridge
subscribes to those hooks in 13b.
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PLAYER_WALK.md gains the events walk: the checks phases 12 and 13a left for a
person on the rig (a kit unlocking under a group-permission lease, standing
in a zone, a zone surviving a restart, looting and killing what an event
placed, a zone expiring around a player, and spawn.max_* with players on).
The permission walk now says it can only pass on protocol 9, because the
phase-7 owner bug made its steps 1-3 impossible on Oxide until then.
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- PLAN.md §28.5–28.8: two more org-lead decisions (D96 required zone minutes
held by the game; D97 one placing verb per kind, because core infers cap
boxes from examples), the seven-step walk on both rigs, the defect a
mid-run restart found (the reconcile asked a world that had not loaded and
the plugin pruned live crates) and its fix, and what is not proven.
- PROTOCOL.md §15: protocol 9 — the five world commands, the registry keyed
by the website's key, what a restart and a wipe do, `worldReady`.
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Phase 13 splits into 13a (the world verbs, the ownership registry and the
boot/wipe reconcile watch) and 13b (the participation tally, the kit
entitlement and announce). Records the org lead's sixteen decisions and the
rig facts they rest on: monument names repeat, crates keep their net id
across a restart while NPCs do not, and ZoneManager erases a plugin's
temporary zones when that plugin unloads. Also links the three core
findings phase 12 raised, now filed as website#205-#207.
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