This folder is separate from the earlier clone. It contains the contents of crates (1).zip and assets.zip, a reconstructed Cargo workspace, and launch scripts. The supplied stock animation banks, decoded frames, graphs, skater mesh and textures are used together. No previous-clone animation code was needed for setup.

The supplied scene contains a small test environment. Gameplay quality and Skate 3 parity remain for the user to assess; compiling and starting the project do not establish those claims.

Observed runtime issue

The build launches and reports GAME_CHARACTER_READY bones=35. All 35 skin bones match the supplied stock rig; the decoded frame data contains 487 clips. However, the imported motion-graph host exits when it encounters AddRunoutAttribs (behavior 86). Both startup sessions recorded that exact unsupported-behavior error. This is an implementation gap, not a missing animation-file error. It has not been bypassed or replaced with guessed behavior. See logs/game-20260906-033940.stderr.log for the character-ready message and subsequent failure. No automated gameplay or screenshot test was run.

Files

crates/: imported Rust source. The two startup profile selections were changed from normal to easy.
assets/private/: supplied assets; keep these private.
bin/: staged executable and its exact Rust/Bevy runtime DLL dependencies.
logs/: per-launch output and error logs.
Cargo.lock: resolved dependency versions for reproducible rebuilds.
SETUP-PROVENANCE.json: original ZIP hashes and setup changes.

BUILD.bat rebuilds and stages the executable. It requires Cargo/Rust and LLVM llvm-readobj at the installed Windows location. The initial build reused the earlier project's compilation cache; PLAY.bat uses only this folder's staged binary, libraries and assets. Subsequent default builds use this folder's own target/ directory.

If startup fails, the launcher keeps the console open and shows the error log path. Do not substitute animation files to silence a missing-data error; record the exact error first.