EscapistsReintroduced/docs/evidence/held-atlas-hand-turn-20261011

Native atlas hand-turn evidence — 2026-10-11

Hidden, muted Reforger 1.8 Workbench fixture on Everon, using a real prisoner, held atlas, native item-use action and the real character skeleton. No live server or desktop game was changed. The final graph uses the wrist behavior from this run; a later fixed-wrist experiment was rejected visually and reverted.

• All 20 existing held-map checks passed (page input, native grip, movement, capture ownership, menu priority, double-M and ordinary maps).
• Five page changes started the new action successfully.
• The phase log records the right hand moving from its resting position through the sweep, then returning; the temporary sheet is gone and CanUseItem is true after the action. These are observed native values, not simulated script tests.
• Screenshots show the separate sheet and right hand; the held book itself keeps the stock grip. A transient capture before native map layers settle can appear in the fold frame; the rest frame shows the settled print.
• 17 source-bundle tests also passed. Three existing map ownership/framing/page geometry harnesses executed successfully (they are import-time assertions, not unittest-discovered cases).

This is local first-person standing evidence. Remote-client synchronization, third-person viewing and all vehicle/prone combinations have not been visually accepted by this fixture. The native engine owns the hand action; the replicated page update starts only the small local sheet effect on nearby clients.