# Selected completion edition — authority, scope and decisions ## C06-P00-01 — What this edition completes This edition executes the user's selected documentation programme: P00, P01, P02, P03, P06, P07, P10, P11, P12-A and P12-B, repacked into W0 through W3. It extends the complete creative source and its illustrated reader. The previous eleven narrative sources, all supplied reference sheets and all earlier concepts and diagrams remain preserved. The selected additions define useful relationships and fill documented gaps; they do not replace the original atlas, worked expedition, model specifications or illustrated overview. The scope is documentation, editable diagrams, concept artwork and the portable document website. Actual game development has not been authorized by this instruction. The Website agent owns the public application and its publication. The documentation maintainer owns this source edition, its decision records and its source-to-figure relationships. An agent can derive a roadmap or report from the source, but must distinguish a documented intention from a verified implementation. W0 establishes evidence and corrections. W1 connects industry and materials. W2 completes selected Earth, settlement and planetary ecology detail. W3 connects the Moon, Tier 1, support vehicles and orbital places. Final source integration and the report round trip belong to these selected waves. No omitted package is silently activated as a dependency. ## C06-P00-02 — Evidence and the corrected Earth envelope The preserved Edition 05 baseline is the 191-file package at K-J2/Substellar-Website commit 56984398aec4e03bc5206ec9389a9a9cd6c5a271. It contains 49 chapters and 59 distinct visuals. The immutable folder is docs/creative-direction/snapshots/current-direction-05/substellar/. The new edition keeps that identity in its preservation inventory and gives every addition a separate source identity. The earlier inspected game record 88fae640ac47ddf44706e38602db361902b62213 established the working column as Y=-352 through Y=319 inclusive, height 672, with sea level 63. That evidence is now corroborated by the accessible pushed development record a0a702c2b5788d099645ab55ad23d8a5bf45c137. Its STATE, ROADMAP, DECISIONS and ORES documents were inspected at that exact revision. The development branch remains unmerged; access to a commit is not a claim that it is game main or a stable release. ROADMAP and DECISIONS both reject the old 512-level description as current guidance. The older 512-level hypothesis remains readable as historical source text. It must not govern a new diagram, website summary or implementation task. Neither the current working envelope nor this documentation locks final permanent-world coordinates. The seven creative Earth realms and 35 named experiences describe the intended variety of places and activities. They are not 35 implemented biome registrations. The current source describes three biomes in each of Deepwilds, Underreach, Abyss, Mantle and Core, preserving the fifteen-biome implementation record. A creative experience can combine landform, ecology, routes and authored work across a registered biome. Consequently, a reconciliation table records relationships without inventing one-to-one numerical conversions or assigning unsupported permanent depth bounds to all 35 experiences. The same game source states that sprint 11.1 Smelt is Next and unbuilt. The industry capability bands in this edition describe creative dependencies and player value; they do not reorder that approved implementation sequence. The game source's shader-off policy remains authoritative for implemented rendering. Atmospheric concept treatment is illustration, and creative mineral responses do not establish emissive quartz, emissive draconium or an approved shader change. Current source evidence: https://github.com/K-J2/Substellar/blob/a0a702c2b5788d099645ab55ad23d8a5bf45c137/docs/STATE.md , https://github.com/K-J2/Substellar/blob/a0a702c2b5788d099645ab55ad23d8a5bf45c137/docs/ROADMAP.md , https://github.com/K-J2/Substellar/blob/a0a702c2b5788d099645ab55ad23d8a5bf45c137/docs/DECISIONS.md and https://github.com/K-J2/Substellar/blob/a0a702c2b5788d099645ab55ad23d8a5bf45c137/docs/ORES.md . The earlier inspection remains traceable at https://github.com/K-J2/Substellar/blob/88fae640ac47ddf44706e38602db361902b62213/docs/ROADMAP.md . These are revision-bound source observations, not a claim to have run the mod. ## C06-P00-03 — What the Website work contributes The earlier Website record 06e68f87b24449c3938f4138cca6b7ebb6cdf533 contains completed Reference, Worlds and Systems receipts and the Edition 05 integration records. Its artwork register records zero of its three new-illustration slots used. It reused supplied images with layout crops and HTML captions, preserving the original pixels. The newer completed-workspace receipt at Website main adc0881094369589d411a8715cfaf656d966cdba again records zero new-artwork slots used. This edition therefore credits the Website presentation work without importing nonexistent new generations or spending image calls to duplicate the supplied boards. The earlier Systems production receipt names deployed website commit b0b8538402c628a8364020cd8d07fe9331220dee. The newer receipt names tested Website commit 179f5a35cf878254667870e8dc0e34a2fbf6da72 and published product merge b7352a6dbc0ccd19d5a10b8c8ef1571460ca4f17, with matching tested and merged trees. It records its own production and accessibility checks. The product merge and later documentation receipt are distinct revisions. Those results remain Website-agent-reported evidence; this documentation task has not independently rerun the public site's release gate or verified live production. Independent desktop/mobile UI review, performance benchmarking, Firefox/WebKit and broader game/native QA remain unrun in the receipt. At the earlier handoff, Website provenance cited game record 1500e7757f37fe7e0f561975d26b4ab0bb6ebbd8 for startup acceptance and labelled the branch unpushed; the connected read could not retrieve it. That failed fetch is preserved as history. The newly accessible a0a702c2b5788d099645ab55ad23d8a5bf45c137 record resolves the current authority-document access gap. Prior user startup acceptance remains bound to implementation 75be089547f25ad58da435b6aed384f9362b359f and its 1500e775 record; current access does not reassign that acceptance to a new package. The newer game source and Website receipt report checked local activation of 0.6.0-dev.1 from implementation 7fc377dd840b3a3dbb674d8ab3a4dcc6d0775ca3. Its native menu, mod-load, framebuffer and exit observations are scoped startup evidence. They do not establish new gameplay quality, new exact-package GUI/BAT user acceptance, implemented Smelt or a stable release. The new exact-package acceptance remains pending, and broader gameplay, joins, clean-machine, failure/reload/layout and native QA remain deferred. The creative documentation creates no new game build or feature by incorporating that report. The Website reconciliation also identified two useful wording corrections. The worked lunar sample collection is intended to enable an improvement, but unresolved yield means a small pictured sample cannot promise a completed project's quantity. The illustrated first-gallery route is one braced example; a conservative adjacent route remains valid. Reaching the gallery completes that exploration objective. Homecoming and the selected useful application complete the full expedition loop. These qualifications govern new summaries and are shown beside affected retained guidance. Website evidence: https://github.com/K-J2/Substellar-Website/blob/adc0881094369589d411a8715cfaf656d966cdba/handoffs/2026-10-07-game-workspace-completed-website-production.md . Earlier integration evidence remains at https://github.com/K-J2/Substellar-Website/blob/06e68f87b24449c3938f4138cca6b7ebb6cdf533/docs/creative-direction/reports/2026-10-07-integration/edition-05-reconciliation.md and https://github.com/K-J2/Substellar-Website/blob/06e68f87b24449c3938f4138cca6b7ebb6cdf533/handoffs/2026-10-07-edition-05-systems-production.md . Source qualifications travel with any derived report. ## C06-P00-04 — The three confirmed planning decisions T1-DEC01 is compact first. The preferred Explorer candidate is nine blocks tall, with a three-by-three main body and five-by-five fin envelope. Confirmed appearance and a usable airlocked cabin take priority. This is approval to investigate the compact candidate, not approval of an untested interior. The fit study must account for a suited player, backpack, two pressure boundaries, boarding, ladder, pilot position, cargo, service housings and egress. A necessary enlargement returns for review with a concrete comparison. T1-DEC02 is a dedicated pair. REF10 defines the Part Fabrication Table, and REF09 defines the Rocket Assembly Station controlling a separately linked full-size vehicle berth. Part fabrication and rocket assembly are two responsibilities. The lower assembly-table artwork remains a variant of the second responsibility, not a third mandatory station. Numeric footprints and clearances stay proposed until tested. The model supplement records how this choice changes the working specifications. CEC01 remains conditional and unselected. P10 develops the ten established Europa, Titan and Morrow families. This edition adds no Mars brine-mat artwork and makes no new Mars-life commitment. Existing conditional discussion remains preserved. No further creative decision is required to complete this edition's selected scope. ## C06-P00-05 — How to read status, proposals and remaining work Confirmed direction means the user's supplied source or explicit choice establishes the intended identity. A recommended specification is a practical authoring default with reasons and validation criteria. Geometry candidate means a measured drawing can describe a hypothesis without proving player fit. Source-verified implementation means an accessible committed project record supports the specific claim; it does not mean this task executed the game. Reported evidence names another agent's receipt and its limits. Deferred work is intentionally outside the selected programme. P04, P05, P08, P09, P12-C, P13, P14 and the full P15 reader programme remain deferred. Existing Mars and outer-world writing stays in the reader. Standalone later materials, ecology, machinery and support vehicles remain included through the packages the user selected. Their required context does not create new full campaigns, new hull tiers or a broad equipment catalogue. This edition uses a maximum of sixteen image-generation calls including edits and retries, with at most four per batch. Exact diagrams are authored SVG. The generation ledger records attempts, selected outputs, prompts and review limits. Coverage distinguishes an original reference, a shared overview, a dedicated concept, a precise diagram and an unfilled production view. A shared board can support several subjects without claiming to be every subject's final model sheet. Documentation completion requires coherent prose, source relationships, useful illustrations at the selected coverage level, clear unresolved validation, and a usable complete reader. It does not require final meshes, UV layouts, textures, recipes, capacity tuning, gameplay tests or mod code. Those future tasks retain explicit criteria so the documentation can later inform a roadmap without being mistaken for an implemented release.