A shape character can own more than one geometry record and records exist for
characters no frame places, so ranking the character id among the placed
shapes shifted textures after the first such case: band 04's cleared tile came
out 408 px wide with gaps and every later shape drew the wrong art (a temari
where a cloud belongs). The exporter now reads the character-to-record map from
the movie and composites multi-record characters into one texture.
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Checked against the original: the band runs at half the speed the 120 Hz step
gave it. Only the soul-max crowd steps at 120 Hz.
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The root timeline parks the cleared-state group at alpha 0 until the gauge
clears, so exporting through the root left every cleared band invisible and the
not-cleared art stayed up after クリア. Each state group is now exported as its
own root and offset by its placement; all twelve bands carry both states.
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The band behind the player used to be a scrolling tile plus a few static plates,
so the squids, waves, fans, fish and birds never moved the way they do in the
original. Each of the twelve bands (six movies x 1P/2P) is now data-driven: one
texture per shape (background/donbga_NN_Mp) and, per shape instance, the period
of its own loop with per-frame position/scale/rotation/alpha
(bg_data/donbg_anim/a_NN_Mp.lua); flipbook frames carry a separate presence mask so
the fish's arc and its frame swap keep their own periods. donbg/anim_player.lua
replays all of it on one 60 fps clock; base.lua uses it when the data exists and
keeps the old layer lists as the fallback (collab bands are unchanged).
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