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DayZ-Modding-Knowledge-Pack

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Battle-tested DayZ (Enfusion) modding knowledge for AI coding assistants: 16 domain playbooks, the py3d-dayz MLOD toolchain, strict RTM/SEAnim/ODOL inspectors,, visor tools to help you work with 3d models with AI, the most advanced linter to detect enforce compiling and coding issues, and a UI lab - with every claim carrying its path:line evidence.

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  - build-artifact-postcondition.json
  - companion-lifecycle-authority.json
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  - dayz-capacidades-verificadas.md
  - dayz-custom-infected.md
  - dayz-enforce-script-reference.md
  - dayz-mod-implementation-checklists.md
  - dayz-modded-class-server-stub-pattern.md
  - dayz-model-pipeline.md
  - dayz-objectbuilder-lod-conventions.md
  - dayz-p3d-inspector-memory-selection-bugs.md
  - dayz-stardz-dzconfig-distill-2026-09.md
  - dayz-ui-development.md
  - dayz-vehicles-crossproject.md
  - dayz-weapon-config-crossproject.md
  - dayz-wiki-systems-reference.md
  - dayz-world-arena-optimization.md
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- dayz-mcp-bridge-protocol.md
- DAYZ_INFRA.md
- DAYZ_TECHNICAL_NOTES.md
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- api_index.py
- builder.py
- cli.py
- common.py
- evals.py
- gate.py
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- live_evals.py
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- - dayz-conventions.md
  - enscript-style.md
  - model-routing.md
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- source-map.json
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  - test_builder.py
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  - test_dayz_test_template_contract.py
  - test_evals.py
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  - test_promotion.py
  - test_receipt_history_baseline.py
  - test_runtime_pin.py
  - test_validation.py
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  - persistence_sidecar.py
  - persistence_stream.py
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  - test_persistence_router.py
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A distilled, battle-tested knowledge base for **DayZ (Enfusion) modding**, assembled by a
working DayZ modder and their AI assistant across dozens of shipped mods — vehicles, aircraft,
weapons, characters, base-building, persistence systems, and full Blender→`.p3d` asset pipelines.

It is meant to be **handed to an AI coding assistant** (Claude Code, or any capable LLM agent)
so it can help you mod DayZ with the same playbooks, tools, and hard-won gotchas that produced
those mods.

It contains three things:

| Part | What it is |
|---|---|
| `skills/` | 40 structured **playbooks** ("skills") — one Markdown procedure per domain, with on-demand `references/`. |
| `tools/` | The **py3d DayZ fork** plus strict RTM/SEAnim inspection, MLOD pre-export, ODOL parity, the pre-PBO script/config linter, the vehicle-proxy gate, UI lab, `.layout` previewer and 3D-viewer tools. |
| `knowledge/` | **Verified reference notes** — technical facts, infra, and cross-project pattern syntheses. |

---

## 0. TL;DR for the assistant reading this

If you are an AI assistant tasked with helping the user mod DayZ, internalize this first:

1. **A "skill" is a playbook you load on demand.** Each `skills/<name>/SKILL.md` starts with a
   `description:` that lists its trigger conditions. When the user's task matches, open that
   `SKILL.md`, follow it, and pull files from its `references/` folder only when the procedure
   points you there (progressive disclosure — don't read everything up front).

2. **The one rule that makes DayZ modding work: never invent an API.** DayZ punishes
   confabulation with *silent* failures — a class that never binds, an action that never shows,
   a model that loads white. Before you write any Enforce Script function, config class, `.p3d`
   selection name, or memory point, **grep the vanilla source** (`P:\scripts\` — see
   `knowledge/DAYZ_INFRA.md`) or a reference in this pack, and cite `path:line`. Then use it.
   This discipline is baked into every skill here; keep it.

3. **The client/server split is not optional knowledge.** Most "it doesn't work" bugs are a
   value read on the wrong side. Map which side owns each piece of state *before* writing a
   feature. `enforce-script-reference` and `knowledge/` cover this.

4. **In-game testing is expensive (3–10 min per cycle).** Do all offline analysis first, batch
   every pending change into one test, and have a plan B/C ready before you ask for a rebuild.

5. **Before starting real, multi-session work with this pack, ask the human which durable
   memory they will use.** Recommend [Obsidian](https://obsidian.md) (free, plain Markdown; the
   vault layout is in §7) or an equivalent plain-Markdown folder; offer to create the skeleton
   (project brief, verified APIs, assumptions, decision log, bug ledger, session handoffs). Do
   not silently proceed without one. What a session learns is gone in the next if it only lives
   in the agent — this pack itself came out of writing those facts down outside it.

---

## 1. What's inside

```
DayZ-Modding-Knowledge-Pack/
├── README.md                     ← you are here
├── AGENTS.md                     ← how an agent should work with this repo
├── TOOLS.md                      ← what each tool does and how to run it
├── compatibility-matrix.md       ← per-skill build/evidence status
├── CONTRIBUTING.md               ← evidence, privacy and contribution rules
├── THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md        ← included and research-only attributions
├── sources/                      ← provenance and executable-claim contracts
├── skills/
│   ├── _shared/                  ← conventions referenced by several skills
│   │   ├── dayz-conventions.md
│   │   └── enscript-style.md
│   ├── enforce-script-reference/ ← Enforce Script + config.cpp reference
│   ├── dayz-ai-patterns/         ← Expansion eAI FSM / targeting / groups
│   ├── dayz-mod-workflow/        ← implement/debug protocol (client/server, anti-confabulation)
│   ├── dayz-vehicles/            ← cars, trucks, quads, bikes, boats (CarScript)
│   ├── dayz-aviation/            ← planes, seaplanes, helicopters
│   ├── dayz-weapons/             ← custom firearms (entity side)
│   ├── dayz-characters/          ← infected, survivors, NPCs (rig to OFP2_ManSkeleton)
│   ├── dayz-clothing/            ← wearable items, custom skeletons, proxies
│   ├── dayz-model-pipeline/      ← author .p3d + LODs + config from Blender/py3d
│   ├── dayz-p3d-audit/           ← collision / winding / silent-killer audit
│   ├── dayz-p3d-inspector/       ← Recipe JSON + Three.js editor
│   ├── dayz-proxy-align/         ← visual proxy gizmo + lossless write-back
│   ├── dayz-basebuilding/        ← buildable structures (BaseBuildingBase)
│   ├── dayz-persistence/         ← OnStoreSave/Load, schema migration, data safety
│   ├── dayz-texture-pipeline/    ← .paa / .rvmat / native PBR maps
│   ├── dayz-particles/           ← .ptc / .emat particle pipeline
│   ├── dayz-sound-system/        ← CfgSoundShaders/Sets + client audio API
│   ├── dayz-ui-development/      ← .layout / widgets / Dabs MVC
│   ├── dayz-doors/               ← class Doors on buildings and static props
│   ├── dayz-physics-engine/      ← dBody*/raycast/layers/EOnContact
│   ├── dayz-preflight/           ← P:\ / Tools / workshop env check
│   ├── dayz-pbo-build/           ← pre-build validation + AddonBuilder packaging
│   ├── dayz-test-ingame/         ← build + deploy + launch with DayZDiag + filepatching
│   ├── dayz-mcp-verify/          ← auto-test a mod by driving it (see §8 and the bridge note)
│   ├── dayz-pbo-reverse-engineering/  ← learn from another author's PBO
│   ├── dayz-feature-spec/        ← spec + consistency gate before coding
│   ├── rip-vehicle-import/            ← convert a ripped racing-game car into a drivable DayZ vehicle
│   ├── rigorous-data-audit/      ← audit persistence/state-machine code before release
│   ├── blender-animation/        ← author animations in Blender (via MCP) → DayZ
│   ├── dayz-animation-pipeline/  ← model.cfg / RTM / SEAnim / weapon anim
│   ├── dayz-realistic-animation-director/ ← realistic motion gates + offline audit
│   ├── mixamo-retarget/          ← Mixamo/FBX retarget (no Mixamo assets shipped)
│   ├── blender-assembly/         ← build geometry in Blender via MCP
│   ├── blender-visual-review/    ← render-and-look review loop
│   ├── 3d-generation-harness/    ← research → plan → build → roast → ship
│   ├── uv-clean-atlas/           ← legible UV atlases (SAT-zero overlap)
│   ├── ai-3d-to-dayz/            ← AI-generated 3D (Hunyuan/Tripo/TRELLIS) → DayZ
│   ├── ardy-motion-generation/   ← motion generation → DayZ integration
│   └── dayz-3d-viewer/           ← MLOD .p3d / PAA / RVMAT → glTF + HTML viewer
├── tools/                        ← see TOOLS.md
│   ├── py3d/                     ← DayZ fork of py3d (MLOD .p3d codec), MIT
│   ├── dayz-animation-formats/   ← strict RTM/SEAnim v1 reader/writer/inspect
│   ├── dayz-model-preflight/     ← contract-driven MLOD export gate
│   ├── dayz-odol-strict/         ← read-only ODOL v53-v55 anatomy/diff adapter
│   ├── dayz-ui-lab/              ← offline .layout parse / compose / render / diff
│   ├── dayz-layout-viewer/       ← one .layout at four viewports, in one HTML
│   ├── dayz-script-validator/    ← pre-PBO linter: Enforce, config.cpp, .layout, .rvmat
│   ├── dayz-vehicle-proxy-contract/ ← offline vehicle-proxy reachability + fit gate
│   └── dayz-3d-viewer/           ← MLOD .p3d / PAA / RVMAT → glTF + HTML
├── examples/                     ← worked examples that chain the tools
│   └── end-to-end/               ← synthetic MLOD through preflight + viewer
└── knowledge/
    ├── DAYZ_TECHNICAL_NOTES.md   ← py3d MLOD facts, LODs, winding, config, runtime
    ├── DAYZ_INFRA.md             ← drives, AddonBuilder, serverDZ.cfg, RPT triage, terrain
    ├── dayz-mcp-bridge-protocol.md  ← driving DayZDiag from an agent (see §8)
    └── vault-notes/              ← 16 topic notes (see §6)
```

---

## 2. How to use the skills

### What a skill is
A skill is a folder with a `SKILL.md` (the procedure, with YAML front-matter: `name`,
`description`) and usually a `references/` folder of deeper material the procedure links to.
The `description` is written as **trigger conditions** — read it as "invoke me when…".

### If your assistant is Claude Code
Copy the skill folders into a skills directory Claude Code reads:

- **Project-scoped:** `<your-project>/.claude/skills/`
- **User-scoped (all projects):** `~/.claude/skills/` (Windows: `%USERPROFILE%\.claude\skills\`)

Copy the contents of `skills/` into one of those (keep `_shared/` alongside them — several
skills reference `_shared/dayz-conventions.md` and `_shared/enscript-style.md`). Claude Code
auto-discovers them by their front-matter and invokes them by trigger; you can also call one
explicitly, e.g. `/dayz-vehicles`.

### If your assistant is a different LLM / agent
There is nothing Claude-specific about the content. Use them as **retrieval-and-follow**
playbooks:
1. Match the user's task against the `description:` blocks (a cheap way: concatenate all
   `SKILL.md` front-matters into your context as a routing table).
2. When one matches, load that whole `SKILL.md` into context and follow it step by step.
3. Load a file from `references/` only when the procedure names it.

Do **not** dump the entire pack into context at once — it is large by design. Route, then load.

[`AGENTS.md`](AGENTS.md) says the same thing in the form most agent hosts expect to read;
`GEMINI.md`, `.cursorrules` and `.github/copilot-instructions.md` are entry points that lead
back to it.

---

## 3. Skill index

**Vehicles & aircraft**
| Skill | Use when |
|---|---|
| `dayz-vehicles` | Authoring, importing or debugging a **drivable ground/water vehicle** (car, truck, quad/ATV, motorbike, boat) on the CarScript/Boat base. Owns the full `config.cpp` + `model.cfg` contract (SimulationModule drivetrain, Axles/Wheels, Crew, AnimationSources, `wheel_1_1..2_2`), structural parity vs a vanilla vehicle, and the packaging failures that pass local filepatching but break on a dedicated server (white/untextured, reversed wheel spin). **Invoke before writing any ground-vehicle entity/config.** |
| `dayz-aviation` | **Planes, seaplanes, and helicopters** via the CarScript-as-aviation pattern. Real aerodynamics in Enforce Script (lift/drag/stall, ISA atmosphere), NaN-safe physics, PID auto-stabilization, flight-control AnimationSources, aviation memory points, script-driven dials, Buoyancy for seaplanes, retractable gear, RPM-band sound. Documents 5 flight-model implementations across 4 authors. |
| `rip-vehicle-import` | Converting a **racing-game rip** (source-game Grub: `.modelbin`/`.carbin`) into a drivable, textured DayZ CarScript car. A 12-step pipeline + day-1 checklist + winding/glass/interior/material rules distilled from ~30 sessions on the first car. Pairs with `dayz-vehicles`. |

**Weapons, characters & animation**
| Skill | Use when |
|---|---|
| `dayz-weapons` | Custom **firearm** (entity side): the `.p3d` contract (bolt/trigger/magazine selections + memory points), weapon-selection→player-bone remap (`AddItemBoneRemap`), the `CfgWeapons`/`config.cpp` contract, inheritance base choice (Rifle_Base / BoltActionRifle_Base / Pistol_Base…), fire modes, dispersion, recoil, jam config, attachment/optics slots, muzzle-flash + ejection points. |
| `dayz-characters` | **Humanoid characters** (custom infected/zombies, survivors, NPCs): mesh → retopo → rig to `OFP2_ManSkeleton` → UV + normal bake → character LODs → `config.cpp` inheritance (ZombieMaleBase / SurvivorBase…) → PBO. Owns baked scaling (runtime `SetScale` is broken), the one-anim-mod-at-a-time wall, canonical bind pose. |
| `blender-animation` | Authoring or modifying **animations in Blender** (via the Blender MCP) and handing them off to DayZ (RTM / `.anm` / `.txa` / SEAnim). Includes physics-sim driven motion. |
| `dayz-animation-pipeline` | **DayZ animation end-to-end**: config-driven object animation (`model.cfg` / AnimationSources), item carry IK, hide-on-attach, skeletal RTM / Enfusion `.anm` via SEAnim, anim-graph / weapon states, vehicle-rider IK. Use before writing any animation that has to play in-game. |
| `dayz-realistic-animation-director` | **Realistic motion director**: contract, blocking, offline audit and in-game gate for player/hands/weapons/locomotion/creatures/vehicles. Orchestrates `blender-animation` and `dayz-animation-pipeline`; ships no third-party motion models. |
| `mixamo-retarget` | **Retarget Mixamo (or any FBX/DAE) mocap** onto a custom Blender / DayZ rig through the Blender MCP. Ships the retargeting flow only — no Mixamo or Adobe assets. Experimental until the fixture at the bottom of the skill is recorded. |
| `ardy-motion-generation` | **Motion generation** for characters/creatures and the plan to integrate generated motion into DayZ. |

**Base building**
| Skill | Use when |
|---|---|
| `dayz-basebuilding` | **Buildable player structures** on `BaseBuildingBase` (fences, watchtowers, gates, tents, shelters, flag poles). The `Construction{}` block field-by-field, the four-class runtime quartet (BaseBuildingBase / Construction / ConstructionPart / ConstructionActionData), synced-bitmask persistence (part id caps at 93, `OnStoreSave/Load` ordering), hologram deploy, `RecipeBase` craft, upgrade/dismantle. |

**3D / AI asset pipeline**
| Skill | Use when |
|---|---|
| `ai-3d-to-dayz` | Index/pointer skill for taking **AI-generated 3D** (Hunyuan, Tripo, TRELLIS) into DayZ: geometry-first, normal-bake into `_nohq`, and why AI-retopo output needs a manifold cleanup pass. |
| `3d-generation-harness` | **End-to-end 3D generation gates**: research dossier → plan with tests → per-part build → adversarial roast → ship. Orchestrates pack `blender-assembly`, `blender-visual-review`, `dayz-model-pipeline` and `dayz-p3d-audit`. Image-to-3D generators named in the playbook are optional/external and are not shipped here. |
| `uv-clean-atlas` | **Legible UV atlases** for hard-surface meshes (vehicle/prop/weapon): artist-style charts, SAT-zero overlap, semantic shelf pack. Blender-headless scripts ship; PartUV/weights do not. |
| `dayz-model-pipeline` | Author a complete DayZ object: Blender headless geometry, LODs, memory points, named selections, `.rvmat`, `model.cfg` / `config.cpp`, assembled through pack `tools/py3d` (>= 1.5.0). |
| `dayz-p3d-audit` | Offline **silent-killer audit** of an MLOD `.p3d` (winding, Component01, FireGeo wheel slots, mass-on-the-wrong-LOD). The script is `scripts/audit_p3d.py`; it needs `pip install -e tools/py3d`. |
| `dayz-p3d-inspector` | Extract an MLOD to Recipe JSON, inspect/edit it in a Three.js viewer, rebuild a `.p3d`. Visual work — structural audits stay with `dayz-p3d-audit`. |
| `dayz-proxy-align` | Visually **align and orient proxies** (clothing / attachments / crew) with a move/rotate gizmo and write the triangle back losslessly. |
| `blender-assembly` | Build or assemble geometry **in Blender** via the Blender MCP: primitives, modifiers, booleans, the cube-size and bevel rules. |
| `blender-visual-review` | **Render and look**: multi-angle captures, a typed stop policy, and winding that a Blender render cannot judge. Complements `blender-assembly`. |
| `dayz-3d-viewer` | Convert an MLOD **`.p3d`**, **PAA** and **RVMAT** into a `.glb` and a Three.js HTML viewer (`embedded` or `web`). The executable is `tools/dayz-3d-viewer`; this playbook is how to invoke it. |
| `dayz-texture-pipeline` | **Textures and materials**: `.paa` / `.rvmat` / native PBR (MatPBR `.emat`), the `_co/_nohq/_smdi/_as` suffixes, hiddenSelections, damage/destruct swaps, Multi shader masks. |

**Script, audio, VFX, UI, doors & physics**
| Skill | Use when |
|---|---|
| `enforce-script-reference` | **Any Enforce Script or `config.cpp` work.** Memory (`ref`/`autoptr`/Managed/GC), networking (ScriptRPC, SyncVars, `OnStoreSave/Load`), timers (the `CallLater` 4.5 h bug), type system, action system, side checks, verified API catalog. Load it before writing script. |
| `dayz-ai-patterns` | **DayZ Expansion eAI**: FSM states, combat hysteresis, threat/targeting, LOS/FOV, pathfinding, group formation and NoiseSystem. Expansion scripts are cited, not shipped. |
| `dayz-sound-system` | **Audio**: `CfgSoundShaders`/`CfgSoundSets`, client-only `EffectSound`/`SEffectManager`, server→client `StartItemSoundServer`, NoiseSystem, "sound not playing on dedicated server". |
| `dayz-particles` | **Particles**: plain-text `.ptc`/`.emat`, GUID materials, `Particle`/`ParticleSource`/`ParticleManager`/`SEffectManager`. Consult before writing any particle code. |
| `dayz-ui-development` | **UI / HUD / menus**: `.layout` brace format, `.styles`, vanilla widgets, Dabs MVC, Expansion menus. Especially when the UI does not match the design or breaks at other resolutions. |
| `dayz-doors` | A **door, hatch or lid** on a building or static prop (`class Doors`), including a button/lever source and `model.cfg` skeleton work. |
| `dayz-physics-engine` | **Rigid bodies, layers, raycasts, contacts**: `dBody*`/`dGeom*`/`dJoint*`, `PhxInteractionLayers`, `RaycastRV` vs `*Bullet`, `EOnContact`, TransportHit, "player walks through my object". |

**Process, QA & tooling** (domain-agnostic — use them across all of the above)
| Skill | Use when |
|---|---|
| `dayz-feature-spec` | **Before coding a non-trivial feature.** Writes a lightweight spec with measurable success criteria and Given/When/Then acceptance scenarios (incl. in-game repro), plus a **Forward Contract** — every classname / `model.cfg` selection / `.p3d` proxy / stringtable key the next phase will consume — and a read-only cross-artifact consistency gate. Adapted from github/spec-kit. |
| `dayz-mod-workflow` | **How to implement and debug**, not what. Client/server data mapping before each feature, anti-confabulation, top-down six-layer diagnosis, edge-case checklists, the verified error catalog. Use alongside the domain skills, not instead of them. |
| `dayz-preflight` | **Before any other DayZ skill.** Read-only check that `P:\` is mounted, DayZ Tools and vanilla data are locatable, and `P:\Mods` is the workshop junction. Hard-fails if `P:\` is missing. |
| `dayz-pbo-build` | **Pre-build validation and packaging**: `config.cpp`, `model.cfg`, textures, `.p3d` LODs, stringtable, AddonBuilder invocation. Use when packing, deploying, or asking "is this addon ready". |
| `dayz-pbo-reverse-engineering` | **Learning from another author's PBO**: Mikero ExtractPbo, source-vs-deployable classification, the sweep order (config.cpp → model.cfg → scripts → rvmats → p3d), and citation discipline so you don't confabulate what their code does. |
| `rigorous-data-audit` | **Before releasing data-critical code** (persistence, state machines, admin commands, async multi-tick queues) — anything where a bug means lost player progression. A multi-angle parallel audit + adversarial verification for invariant violations, races, path inconsistencies, and recovery-path defects. |
| `dayz-test-ingame` | **Building, deploying and launching a mod locally** with `DayZDiag_x64.exe` + filepatching (server+client on one box, or single-exe offline). Generates a parametrized test orchestrator. *Assumes a specific Windows/DayZ tooling layout — see §8.* |
| `dayz-mcp-verify` | **Auto-testing a mod in-game** by driving it with MCP tools (spawn a classname, orbit the camera, screenshot, raycast, read telemetry) and the drivable-car acceptance ladder. *Drives the game through [DayZ-MCP](https://github.com/willy92wins/dayz-mcp), published separately — see §8 for the wiring.* |

---

## 4. What is in the pack, and what you still install separately

These playbooks are the author's. The local plugin folder they were installed under happened
to be named `anthropic-skills`; that is a namespace on one machine, not a licence or an
upstream. They ship under the same MIT licence as the rest of the pack.

### Shipped in this pack

Every playbook listed in §3 lives under `skills/` and loads like any other skill here.
That is the complete set the author chose to distribute.

Six of the p3d/pipeline playbooks used to vendor a py3d 1.4.0 wheel; the wheel is not
in the pack. Install the pack fork with `pip install -e tools/py3d` (1.5.0, distribution
`py3d-dayz`, import `py3d`).

### True external dependencies

These are *not* in the pack and have to be installed (or already present) on the machine that
builds and tests mods:

| Dependency | Role |
|---|---|
| **DayZ** + unpacked vanilla data on `P:\` | Ground truth for scripts, models and configs. |
| **DayZ Tools** (AddonBuilder, Object Builder / Workbench, TexView / ImageToPAA) | Pack, inspect and convert assets. |
| **Python 3** | Pack tools (`pip install -e tools/py3d` and the other `tools/` packages). |
| **Blender** (with `bpy`) | Authoring and export; several 3D skills assume it. |
| **DayZDiag_x64.exe** | Local filepatching launch (`dayz-test-ingame`). |
| Optional: Community Framework, Dabs Framework, VPP Admin Tools | Only when a given skill or project actually uses them. |
| [DayZ-MCP](https://github.com/willy92wins/dayz-mcp) | Optional for offline work; **required to close the loop** — see below. |

There is nothing to install from an "Anthropic skills" marketplace for this pack.

### The in-game half: DayZ-MCP

Everything in this pack is **offline**. Every gate here ends at the same sentence — *now go
look in game* — and that step is the expensive one: a rebuild, a server, a client, a scenario
set up by hand, several minutes per iteration. **[DayZ-MCP](https://github.com/willy92wins/dayz-mcp)**
(MIT, its own repository) is what lets an agent take that step itself.

It is an MCP server that drives a running DayZDiag server **and** client. **38 tools are
advertised** of 39 registered — `exec_enforce` is an escape hatch, off by default behind an
exact-match allowlist. They group into: a **session lease** so two agents cannot fight over one
game, **queries** on player state, **world mutation** (spawn, delete, animate, time, weather,
inventory, teleport), **scene reads** (raycast, surface query, object inspect, telemetry),
**camera and capture**, a **vehicle** group (enter, engine, control, telemetry, trace), and
**lifecycle**: `dayz_test_run` builds a mod, starts a diag server and client with it loaded,
and waits for readiness.

The detail that shows it was built against the engine and not against a wish: the split is not
by tool group, it is **by peer**. `vehicle_enter` seats a player server-side; only
`vehicle_get_in_client`, which makes the *client* take ownership, lets you actually drive.
Facts of that shape — `SetThrottle` setting *future* input that `CarScript.OnInput` then
overwrites, `DEVELOPER` not being defined in DayZDiag while `DIAG_DEVELOPER` is, freecam
freezing the simulation you are trying to measure — cost in-game cycles to learn and are
written down in [`knowledge/dayz-mcp-bridge-protocol.md`](knowledge/dayz-mcp-bridge-protocol.md),
each cited to vanilla `path:line`.

```powershell
git clone https://github.com/willy92wins/dayz-mcp
cd dayz-mcp\tools
.\install-mcp.ps1 -Register
```

`.mcp.example.json` in this repository is the client wiring that installer writes. The skill
that consumes it is [`dayz-mcp-verify`](skills/dayz-mcp-verify/); the acceptance ladder it runs
for a drivable vehicle is spawn → render → get-in → drive → wheel direction.

**What it is not.** It is not a test framework: it drives the engine and reports, and deciding
what counts as a pass stays with the caller. Headless execution is bounded by the engine — some
operations need a real client attached, which is DayZ's limitation and not a design choice. A
live daemon serves the modules it loaded at start, so a newly added verb does not exist until it
restarts. And multi-client behaviour is under-tested, because one Steam account is one client.

---

## 5. 3D tooling

> Full index, including `tools/dayz-ui-lab` and what each tool refuses to do:
> **[`TOOLS.md`](TOOLS.md)**.

### `tools/py3d`

`tools/py3d/` is a **DayZ-specific fork of** [KoffeinFlummi/py3d](https://github.com/KoffeinFlummi/py3d)
(MIT) — a pure-Python reader/writer for the **MLOD `.p3d`** format (the editable, non-binarized
model format). Most asset scripts in these skills import it. Upstream is an unmaintained minimal
codec; this fork (`__version__ = "1.5.0"`, `IS_DAYZ_FORK = True`) adds anti-corruption guards so
the paths that used to silently corrupt a `.p3d` now fail *early* with an actionable message.

Highlights (see `tools/py3d/README.md` for the full list):
- `lod.new_selection(name)` — get-or-create a named selection that binds and registers correctly.
- `lod.set_memory_point(name, xyz)` / `lod.get_memory_points()` — idempotent memory-point upsert.
- `lod.faces_by_material()` / `faces_for_material(n)` — case-insensitive material match.
- `p3d.save(path, verify=True, backup_dir=...)` — atomic write with reopen+parse+invariant verify;
  on failure the original stays byte-intact.
- `p3d.validate()` → `list[Finding]` with codes (stale selection, weight range, normals budget…).
- Complete fail-closed proxy lifecycle: raw/engine frame conversion,
  `add_proxy`, strict enumeration, in-place align and index-safe remove.

**Install:** it targets Python 3. From the pack root:
```
pip install -e tools/py3d        # editable install
# then, in scripts, assert you got the fork (PyPI 'py3d' is a DIFFERENT library):
python -c "import py3d; assert getattr(py3d,'IS_DAYZ_FORK',False); print(py3d.__version__)"
```
Or just add `tools/py3d/` to `PYTHONPATH`. **License:** MIT — `tools/py3d/LICENSE` (© 2017 Felix
Wiegand, upstream author); keep that file with any redistribution.

### `tools/dayz-animation-formats`

Strict stdlib reader/writer for SEAnim v1 and DayZ RTM (`RTM_MDAT` and
`RTM_0101`) plus deterministic JSON inspection:

```text
python -m dayz_animation_formats inspect input.rtm --output anatomy.json
```

Frozen first-party fixtures are independently decoded by
Arma3ObjectBuilder during validation. BMTR and `.anm` conversion remain
explicitly out of scope; unsupported signatures fail closed.

### `tools/dayz-model-preflight`

Read-only MLOD gate driven by a versioned JSON contract. It composes
`py3d.validate()` with intended scale, required non-empty bone selections and
determinant-aware face-lineage/winding checks:

```text
python -m dayz_model_preflight check target.p3d \
  --contract preflight.json --json preflight-result.json
```

The DayZ py3d fork `>=1.4.0` is required. Missing or ambiguous one-to-one
lineage is `INVALID`; the tool never guesses a mapping or repairs a model.

### `tools/dayz-odol-strict`

Fail-closed, read-only ODOL v53-v55 anatomy inspection and deterministic diff:

```text
python -m dayz_odol_strict inspect input.p3d \
  --backend-root <external-backend> --json anatomy.json
python -m dayz_odol_strict diff reference.json candidate.json
```

The adapter, schemas and three user-authorized first-party fixtures are
redistributable. The compatible BisDLL-derived backend has no redistribution
license and is therefore external, hash-pinned and loaded only in an isolated
subprocess. No ODOL writer or partial-success mode is included.

### `tools/dayz-3d-viewer`

MLOD `.p3d` plus optional PAA/RVMAT to a `.glb` and a Three.js HTML viewer
(`embedded` or `web`):

```text
python -m dayz_3d_viewer build-viewer model.p3d --textures ./tex --mode embedded
```

Requires the pack py3d fork `>=1.5.0`. Pillow and LZO are optional extras.
Generated HTML loads three.js 0.160.0 from jsDelivr and is not self-contained
offline. Documented converter gaps live in
`tools/dayz-3d-viewer/KNOWN-ISSUES.md`.

---

## 6. Knowledge notes

`knowledge/` is verified reference material — facts to consult, but still **cite-then-verify**
against the vanilla source for your game version (the engine moves).

- **`DAYZ_TECHNICAL_NOTES.md`** — py3d MLOD reader facts, the canonical LOD resolutions
  (Geometry / Memory / LandContact / ViewGeometry / FireGeometry), winding handedness
  Blender→DayZ and the canonical fix, debris/selection centroids, single- vs double-sided faces,
  Container base requirements, magazine ammo, JSON schema migration, loot resolution cascade.
- **`DAYZ_INFRA.md`** — the environment: drive layout and the `P:\` work-drive convention,
  AddonBuilder / DayZDiag commands, `serverDZ.cfg` `allowFilePatching`, mission templates, texture
  suffixes, `.p3d` named properties, Central Economy file layout, BattlEye codes, RPT triage,
  terrain pipeline.
- **`dayz-mcp-bridge-protocol.md`** — driving DayZDiag from an agent: the bridge's tool surface,
  the invariants that keep it safe (server-authoritative, one FIFO lease, fail-closed ingress,
  deadman-held controls), and the engine facts it cost in-game cycles to learn — client vs
  server vehicle ownership, why `SetThrottle` alone never moves a car, `DIAG_DEVELOPER` vs
  `DEVELOPER`, and why freecam freezes the thing you are trying to measure.
- **`vault-notes/`** — 16 topic notes, including: `dayz-animations-creatures-weapons`,
  `dayz-custom-infected`, `dayz-enforce-script-reference`, `dayz-mod-implementation-checklists`,
  `dayz-modded-class-server-stub-pattern`, `dayz-objectbuilder-lod-conventions`,
  `dayz-wiki-systems-reference`, `dayz-wrp-roadgraph-extraction`, `uv-mapping-dayz`, and
  cross-project syntheses for vehicles and weapon configs.

> `vault-notes/` is a slice of the author's durable-memory vault — the practice described in §7,
> which is where this whole pack came from. If you take one process idea away, take that one.
>
> The vault notes use Obsidian **`[[wikilink]]`** syntax. Some links point to the author's own
> process notes that are *not* included in this pack — treat those as contextual pointers; the
> substantive knowledge is inline. Links between notes that *are* here still resolve.

---

## 7. Working conventions that make AI-assisted DayZ modding reliable

These are the process rules — distilled from many painful cycles — that the skills enforce. They
are the real value; keep them even if you adapt everything else.

1. **Verify every API before you use it.** Grep the vanilla scripts (`P:\scripts\` → `1_core`,
   `3_game`, `4_world`) or a reference here, and cite `path:line`. Memory and semantic search are
   *hints*, not facts — open the file.
2. **Trace an invariant to every call-site.** When a change alters a system invariant (not just a
   local bug), grep *all* sites that assumed the old one and propagate the fix. The classic bug is
   "fixed it here, forgot the adjacent site."
3. **Walk it end-to-end before declaring it done.** Compiling ≠ correct. Mentally run the happy
   path, then kill the process between each I/O pair (crash recovery), then re-check admin/reset
   flows. For data-critical code, run `rigorous-data-audit`.
4. **Respect the client/server split.** Decide which side owns each value before coding; most
   "doesn't work" bugs are a read on the wrong side.
5. **Batch in-game tests.** A test cycle is minutes. Exhaust offline analysis (grep logs, simulate
   the fix in Python) and apply all pending fixes before asking for one rebuild; keep a plan B/C.
6. **Be honest about verification.** State *what* you verified, *how* (grep / checksum / repro /
   in-game), and what you did *not*. "It compiles" is not "it works." An error of exactly 0.000 in
   a test is suspicious (a tautology), not perfection.
7. **Keep a durable memory outside the agent.** This is the rule that produced everything else
   here, and the one most people skip.

An assistant's context dies at the end of the session. Without somewhere to put what was
   learned, every session re-derives the same facts, re-proposes hypotheses that were already
   refuted, and re-pays for the same in-game cycles. The fix is boring and it works: a plain
   Markdown vault, in version control, that outlives the conversation.

The author's is **[Obsidian](https://obsidian.md)** — free, local-first, plain `.md` files on
   disk with no lock-in, which is exactly why it suits an agent: any assistant can grep it, and
   the notes stay readable if the app disappears. The `[[wikilink]]` syntax you will see
   throughout `knowledge/vault-notes/` is Obsidian's, and it is the whole mechanism: linked notes
   let a fact be written once and reached from every context that needs it. Any tool over plain
   Markdown works the same way.

What earns a note is narrow: a **verified API with its `path:line`**, an **assumption that
   turned out false and why**, a **decision and the alternative it rejected**, a **bug and the
   measurement that found it**. Not transcripts, not summaries of what you did — those are
   recoverable from git. Convert relative dates to absolute; "last week" ages badly.

Three surfaces, three jobs, and keeping them distinct is what stops the drift: **git** is the
   distributable source, the **vault** is durable memory and full evidence including the private
   parts, and **installed skills** are the operational deployment. Knowledge flows outward from
   the vault into skills; releases are never built from an installed copy.

---

## 8. Caveats & disclaimers

- **Example project names are illustrative.** The skills cite the author's real mods (e.g.
  `LFQuad`, `SUB_BRZ`/`BRZ`, `MercedesAMGLF`, `A6_SR2M`, `LF_VStorage`, `LFPowerGrid`,
  `KT-Roadkill`) as *where a given rule came from*. The rules are general; **the mod source is not
  included**. Treat the names as case-study labels.
- **One skill assumes the author's local tooling layout.** `dayz-test-ingame` generates a
  Windows PowerShell orchestrator around a specific setup (the `P:\` work-drive junction,
  AddonBuilder, a `<Mod>_dev\tools\` convention). The *ideas* transfer; the generated scripts
  will need to be re-pointed to yours.
- **One skill needs a service you install separately.** `dayz-mcp-verify` drives the game
  through [DayZ-MCP](https://github.com/willy92wins/dayz-mcp), which is published as its own
  repository under MIT and installs independently of this pack. It is no longer private
  infrastructure; see §4 — *The in-game half* — for what it does and how to wire it.
- **Skills the author keeps private.** A handful of the author's other playbooks stay
  unpublished (process/handoff helpers and some local-only tooling). They are not
  dependencies of this pack and are not listed in §3 or §4.
- **Placeholders.** Angle-bracket tokens like `<notes>`, `<research-notes>`, `<skills>`,
  `<claude-home>`, `<tmp>`, and `C:\Users\<you>\…` replace the author's private local paths. `P:\`
  is the standard DayZ work-drive convention, left as-is.
- **Provenance & integrity.** Releases are built from the versioned
  [`sources/source-map.json`](sources/source-map.json), scanned for secrets,
  identities and private paths, and checked for broken local links. Physical
  source and promotion roots stay in ignored local configuration.
- **Licensing.** Original pack material is MIT under [`LICENSE`](LICENSE).
  `tools/py3d` retains its own upstream MIT license. Research-only GPL,
  DPL-ND, proprietary and unknown-license material is not release payload; see
  [`THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md`](THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md).
- **Moving target.** DayZ/Enfusion changes across versions. Dates and version-specific facts are
  noted where known; re-verify against your game build and consult the
  [`compatibility-matrix.md`](compatibility-matrix.md).

---

## 9. Updates and releases

`~\.claude\skills\` is the working copy (where agents edit and load).
This repository is the publication snapshot: it receives harvest by UNION,
never a wipe of the destination. A release is created only after
`python -m packctl gate --root .` passes from a clean commit and two clean
builds produce the same SHA-256. The Cowork plugin tree is ephemeral.
The pack is the OFFLINE layer; DayZ-MCP is the ONLINE/in-game layer.

For a DayZ stable update, first pin the exact build and diff the relevant
vanilla contracts, then rerun offline validation and the smallest
representative in-game matrix. Record evidence and unknowns in
[`compatibility-matrix.md`](compatibility-matrix.md) and notable changes in
[`CHANGELOG.md`](CHANGELOG.md). Contribution and privacy requirements are in
[`CONTRIBUTING.md`](CONTRIBUTING.md).

---

## 10. A worked first move (for the assistant)

> **User:** "Help me make this ripped car drivable in DayZ."
>
> 1. `rip-vehicle-import` if it's a racing-game rip (import pipeline), else `dayz-vehicles` (authoring).
> 2. `enforce-script-reference` for any Enforce Script / config work.
> 3. `dayz-feature-spec` first if it's non-trivial — lock the Forward Contract (classnames,
>    `model.cfg` selections, wheel names) before coding.
> 4. `dayz-test-ingame` to build/deploy/launch locally; verify in-game.
> 5. `dayz-mcp-verify` (or manual) to confirm spawn → get-in → drive → correct wheel sense.
>
> Throughout: verify every class/field against vanilla (`P:\scripts\`), respect the client/server
> split, and batch your in-game tests.

Happy modding.

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