Entities are now ~3x larger and more detailed:
Player (47 parts, was 15):
- Hat: 3 top + 2 brim (dark purple)
- Head: 3x2 face (lavender skin)
- Belt: golden accent across torso
- Shirt: 3x2 torso + arms out to 3 cells each side
- Hands: 4 cells (2 per arm, pale lavender)
- Pants: 3 wide hips + 5 wide legs + split
- Boots: 3 cells + 2 foot tips (dark purple)
- half_w=4, half_h=6 (was 2.5x3.5)
Goblin (41 parts):
- Pointed ears (2 cells)
- Ragged shirt (green, darker shade)
- Bare feet (green skin, no boots)
- Loincloth (dark green)
Auto-constraints: all parts connected to all others (n^2)
- Simplified from manual constraint lists
- Works for any template shape
- Ragdoll will look natural — all parts hold together
macro_rules! p! for compact part definitions
117 tests, 0 failures
BodyTemplate: JSON-serializable entity body definition.
- parts: Vec<BodyPart> with x, y, color, label
- constraints: Vec<(usize, usize)> connecting parts
- half_w/half_h/radius: collider and physics params
Built-in templates:
- humanoid_player: purple wizard (15 parts)
- humanoid_goblin: green (15 parts)
- boulder: 4x4 rock (16 parts)
API for AI agents:
- BodyTemplate::to_json() / from_json() — serialize/deserialize
- BodyTemplate::preview_ascii() — text preview of silhouette
- BodyTemplate::apply_to(&mut entity, cx, cy) — build entity from template
- template_for_kind(EntityKind) — get template by entity type
- Custom templates: create any shape (snake, dragon, boss) from code or JSON
Entity::build_humanoid() now delegates to template_for_kind().apply_to()
— single source of truth for body layout.
7 new tests for template system (116 total, 0 failures)
Emil