nx_motion_rig.nx

nx_motion_rig.nx -- THE JOB BEHIND /motion (2026-09-06): one upload directory in; a rigged, rendered, exported result out, every composed organ's own report kept beside it, a sha256 of the rig, and a done marker written LAST. nx_motion_rig rig <jobdir> [cells] nx_motion_rig anim <jobdir> <donor.nxa> <pose_id> <clipkey> The jobdir holds in.<kind> and kind (written by the door, nx_motion_serve). Nothing here re-implements anything: the converters, the auto-rig, the UV unwrap, the rasteriser, the exporter, the retarget and the player are the estate's PROMOTED organs, forked with their stdout kept as log_<stage>.txt. A stage that refuses leaves its exit code in the status rows and the job still finishes with `done`, so the page reads FAILED at a named stage -- never green, never hung. MEASURED ON THE FIRST REAL JOB (house mesh, 2026-09-06, 16.9 s): the textured rasteriser REFUSES an asset without a TEXC section ("run nx_nxa_texc first"), so the render stage now composes nx_nxa_texc (a bone-anchored UV unwrap from the fresh SKEL+SKIN) before nx_nxa_texbake view; and nx_filehash lives at the serving root, not in _offc, so every fork resolves _offc/<name>.elf first and ./<name>.elf second -- a 127 from an absent twin is not a property of the organ. HONEST LIMIT, stated here and on the page: the promoted nx_autorig_mesh applies [cells] to the WEIGHT solve; its skeleton runs at the estate's conf resolution until the one-call organ takes the ladder for both stages (motion.plan MO12). license_tier: ORIGINAL expect_exit: 0