Render actual generated dungeons through the AI pipeline — both top-down and
first-person (Eye-of-the-Beholder style) — instead of synthetic test depth.
All renderer-side: derived from the envelope's tiles+regions+theme, the core
stores none of it.
- depth.js: top-down height-field depth exporter (walls raised, pools recessed,
pillars as bumps, subtle per-theme relief), calibrated to the proven room_depth
levels so one tall room can't crush every floor dark.
- fpv.js: first-person depth via a Wolfenstein-style grid raycaster (16:9),
reports straight-ahead distance for opening detection.
- explore.js: room->room nav graph derived from REAL tile openings (scan
boundary gaps, bin by cardinal, flood the corridor to the destination room) —
nav + open share one source of truth with the rendered passages.
- bake_atlas.py: bakes per-room x4-facing pixel-art frames; per-theme + per-facing
(wall vs passage) prompts, fixed diffusion seed for cross-frame style coherence,
per-run unique prefixes so re-bakes don't silently skip.
- explore.html + explore-viewer.js: WASD first-person dungeon explorer
(room-to-room movement, turning, minimap), integer-pixel fullscreen.
- serve.py: stdlib dev server — static web root + /out tree + POST /save, no-store.
- main.js/render.js/style.css: export hooks, the depth button, distanceToWall export.
- tools/README.md: Stage 0/1/2/3 docs; .dev/2026-06-01-fpv-prompts.md: prompt
research (cfg-1 negatives are inert; trigger words summon hands; empty-ruin
reframe; fixed seed = consistency).
Proven end-to-end on seed 7 (17 rooms). Outputs organized under git-ignored
tools/out/. Control strength: 0.80-0.85 top-down, 0.85 first-person.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the design for a live browser-based dungeon generator: reikhelm-core
compiled to WASM (after dropping the unused rand dep), a thin reikhelm-wasm
bridge, and a vanilla-JS/Canvas atmospheric renderer driven + screenshotted
via Playwright. Plus C2: room shape variety (rect/octagon/ellipse/plus) to
escape rectangular rooms. Aesthetic target: atmospheric + polygonal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
