NISHI SHORE - REVIEW STAGE b1789938466

the flat-light REVIEW STAGE: mixed beachwear across the cast (bred, stable per girl) · same engine, same controls as NISHI CRAFT · ?review=1 auto-frames the nearest girl
ISEKAI: cross to NISHI CRAFT or NISHI VALE — level, ledger and party come along
TISSUE PHYSICS, DERIVED NOT TUNED — every figure here is COMPUTED by the shipping solver as this page is written, so it cannot drift from the code running above it. Chest plant 4000–5200 mHz across bred bodies (cited tissue_fn_mhz 4000–5200, free-vibration modes) · damping 480 permil (haake-scurr-2010 measured 475, and what our own XPBD ringdown read) · downward stiffness 89 tenths of the upward branch (cai2018 piecewise, selected by one sign test) · anisotropy AP 610 / ML 600 permil of vertical (mills2025) · 1001 distinct bodies drawn from each girl's whole genome, where there were 4 · proven by nx_gamefeel_oracle_gate and nx_softbind_gate.
Every pixel above is emitted by NishiLang compiled to WebAssembly.
This page holds no game logic — every rule, every position and the quality decision itself live in NishiLang compiled to WebAssembly. The page picks the best renderer your device actually has: the GPU when one is available, and the sovereign NishiLang rasteriser otherwise, which is also what you get with ?gl=0. Both draw the same organ state.
See it yourself: sovereign render — the NishiLang-drawn world and characters · GPU render — device resolution · WebGPU render — THE DEFAULT DOOR since 2026-09-06 (the world pass; the character pass on WebGPU is the S12 rung in flight, so the cast is not on this door yet) · opt out to the WebGL2/CPU fallback tiers, which still render the full cast
Visiting characters — the estate's reference rigs with authored surfaces carried in-asset (TEXC+TEXM, gate-proven) — are ON by default on this REVIEW STAGE (operator 2026-09-02: the beach exists to review them): ?cast=0 hides them and ?cast=1 forces them; the reference cast is summoned and auto-framed as well (?review=0 turns that off). Their render is still being repaired — what you see is the MEASURED state of the work, not a finished figure, and the frame-budget line under ?hud=1 is the same window the telemetry sink judges.