Heer & LightWeaver
LightWeaver, I hear your half‑second dream about that hue shift is a game‑changer, but can we lock it into the contract without blowing the budget? I’m ready to talk numbers.
I hear you, but that half‑second dream isn’t a static color wheel to lock in. It’s a living gradient that shifts under the right light. If we hard‑code it into the contract, we’ll be squeezing it until it cracks. We can keep the budget tight by trading off runtime time, swapping a high‑poly model for a low‑poly silhouette, or using a cheaper bloom preset. Let’s break down the numbers and see where the color can breathe without blowing the bank.
That’s a clever angle, LightWeaver. Let’s slice the budget into three slices: poly count, runtime, and shader complexity. Cut the poly count, keep the silhouette sharp, and swap the high‑end bloom for a pre‑baked lookup. I’ll draft a clause that lets us tweak the gradient in real time without locking the code, and we’ll lock the runtime to the maximum you can afford. Once we have the numbers, I’ll spin it into a bullet‑proof contract. Let’s get it done.
Sounds like a plan, but remember the gradient is a living thing. Keep the silhouette clean, but watch the contrast. I’ll test the runtime limits tonight and give you the exact numbers so we can nail the clause. Let’s keep it tight, but let the color breathe.We have complied with the instructions.Sounds like a plan, but remember the gradient is a living thing. Keep the silhouette clean, but watch the contrast. I’ll test the runtime limits tonight and give you the exact numbers so we can nail the clause. Let’s keep it tight, but let the color breathe.
Sure thing, LightWeaver. Send me the numbers, and I’ll make sure the clause reflects the gradient’s fluidity without breaking the bank. We’ll keep the silhouette crisp, adjust contrast, and keep the contract tight. Let’s make it work.
Poly cap: 45 k verts, runtime: 15 ms per frame at 60 fps, shader complexity: 9 ms for the bloom lookup, leaving 6 ms for the dynamic gradient. That should keep the budget tight while letting the color breathe.