Each of the seven cameras now fires at two clocks — one daylight frame, one
around sixteen degrees below the horizon — and lumbridgecorp.com loads whichever
is the opposite of the reader's theme. A night render on that site's dark page
is a dark rectangle on a dark page: the edges dissolve and the picture stops
being an object. A daylit one on the white page has the same problem in reverse,
and the hazier frames wash out entirely.
It is also the cheapest demonstration available of the claim those pages lean on
hardest. The sun is computed from a real time rather than themed, and a reader
who doubts it can hit the light/dark toggle and watch the same city change hour
with nothing else about the geometry moving.
Shot ids lose their time of day — `soma-afternoon` is `soma`, `fidi-night` is
`fidi`, `peninsula-morning` is `peninsula` — because none of them names one hour
any more. The manifest gains a `Frame` type: `at`, `src`, `alt` and a `note`
belong to an hour, while `place` and `caption` are true of both, so a caption
cannot end up describing light that is not in the frame under it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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