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@marble.fun/track-catalog

v4.0.0

Published

Frozen Marble v4 track definitions, colliders and matching visual geometry.

Downloads

359

Readme

Marble track-catalog v4

Frozen public release 4.0.0 from e43f5912b9bf660d0583294ac10c9ee3e0466d9f. Requires TSX or a TypeScript-aware bundler; exports TypeScript with extensionless imports.

Physics uses exactly Catalog 4.0.0. The engine label is marble-physics-v4 and its UTF-8 Keccak-256 is 0x9cd719f68d211d392ea0c6c38773557629577605d830e655baba986c3bdf0116. Per-file SHA-256 hashes and source provenance are in release.json. The only release transforms are development package import names and the final engine label.

Catalog static assets remain application-hosted; assets.json records their URLs and hashes. Preserve those bytes and use new URLs for future changed assets. Keep v3 installed for v3 races. Never reinterpret a recorded engine version or alter a published artifact.