RecurseSKLFile now walks "site=" children. Sites get no draw component --
which is why the walk's 26 nodes matched the real capture all along: sites
were never DCS nodes -- and siteeyepoint spawns the cockpit camera with the
donor's exact construction (bt411 btl4vid.cpp:462, decomp FUN_004579a8):
offset = the site's own local rest transform, parent = the site's PARENT
joint's DCS, not the hull root. World orientation, torso twist and gait all
arrive through chain composition. The root-DCS eye remains only as the
zero-construction fallback for skeletons with no siteeyepoint.
Measured on the live pod with the RIO streaming: [eye] cockpit eye on
'jointeye', 26 nodes / 19 objects / 1 eye, and the bridge camera sits at
Y = hull + 7.7 -- the exact chain sum jointlocal 5.29 + hip 0.37 + torso 0.31
+ jointeye 1.69. canopy_eye1.png is the pilot's view, the mech's own nose
wedge visible below the sightline. Own-mech cage handling is the next layer.
Also: eye_count threading through ReadSKLFile/RecurseSKLFile, and the [skl]
summary now reports it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
CydandClaude Fable 5
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