Embed RHS 1.9 compatibility; record Workshop 0.0.141
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# Separate 1.9 compatibility addons — 5 November 2026
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The separate RHS addon replaces two scripts at their original paths before
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compilation. It updates `SetAuthor(int, bool)` and forwards `isGM`, and replaces
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access to the removed wheel-index field with `GetWheelIndex()`. Installed RHS
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and WCS files were never modified. Reproducible preparation lives in
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`compatibility/rhs-1.9/prepare.py`; generated RHS source remains in `.local`.
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The full dependency graph compiles on game and Workbench 1.9.0.37. The normal
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scenario reaches player spawn. The existing rescue-faction fixture completes
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114 behavioral assertions, zero failed assertions and zero script exceptions,
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including all six faction/crew/capacity selections, two US transport landings,
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unconscious-survivor boarding, original-player boarding and genuine loaded climb
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above ten metres. Its pickup is explicitly arranged at the previously surveyed
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airport location. It protects actors from combat and arranges the phase/signal;
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this does not qualify smoke input, the full escape-boundary journey, driving,
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dedicated multiplayer or remote ownership. The final rescue run confirms source
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and installed dependencies unchanged and successful cleanup.
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The strict report still reports inherited resource/property errors. In addition,
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two actual BMP spawns failed native tire validation. Investigation found WCS's
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tracked tire config has `Tread 2`, outside the documented 1.9 range `0..1`.
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A separate WCS addon changes only that value to `1`. The `bmp-tire` fixture
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then observes all twelve road wheels with their intended 0.32 m radius and a
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running engine at 600 RPM; no tire-validation failure occurs. That engine start
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is a direct diagnostic simulation call, not player driving input.
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The RHS native pack exits with code 0 and contains exactly the two patched
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scripts, byte-identical to the generated inputs. WCS is packaged separately.
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Packaging alone is not Workshop publication. Neither addon nor Escape 0.0.141
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has been published or pushed by this work.
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Earlier attempts are retained: `wheel-probe` compiled but Steam was absent after
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a host restart; `escape-probe` disappeared during world loading with no recorded
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cause; `exit-diagnostic` reached gameplay but rejected the historical hillside
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pickup; `normal-route` prepared/spawned successfully but its old assertion still
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expected a parked helicopter. The current mission instead dispatches rescue
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after the signal, so the existing modern rescue fixture was used for behavioral
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validation. Initial pre-restart scratch logs were lost with `/tmp`; no archived
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log is claimed for those runs.
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Package runs can leave one Wine helper after ordinary runner shutdown. Separate
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`recovery-cleanup.json` records confirm termination restricted to this task's
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disposable prefix and subsequent idle verification; original failed cleanup
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records remain unchanged. All native tests used hidden displays and muted audio.
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