Changelog

1.6.2

• Short English README with current controls, installation, storage and payment behavior.
• Required BepInExPack dependency documented separately from optional ContentPOVs / Virality integrations and game-provided assemblies.
• English user guide, dependency notes and recovery instructions included in the ZIP.
• English package description replaces outdated F7/F8 references. Package validation now checks manifest fields, dependencies and document encoding.
• Publishing notes explain rejection versus visibility delays; no moderation approval is claimed.
• Runtime behavior is unchanged from 1.6.1.

Earlier entries describe controls at the time of release. See README.md for current shortcuts.

1.6.1

• Initial surface footage now shares I_001, its ID and folder with the first dive and return. The second dive starts I_002.
• NFC player-folder normalization retains accents, filters emojis / controls / symbols and preserves original names in UI / metadata.
• Windows reserved-name protection and truncation without splitting UTF-16 pairs; identity suffixes distinguish normalized-name collisions.
• Seven new organization / naming scenarios. Shared terminals require the 1.6.1 grouping protocol.

1.6.0

• Incursion, player and individual / all-clips navigation; historical I_000 labeled Surface.
• Fixed clip scopes and a single current sequence replace duplicate cumulative versions. Previously prepared subsets remain resolvable as new clips arrive.
• Player IDs separate equal display names; original recordings stay distinct within a player's list.
• Independent event buffers use selected-disc timings while retaining native scores. Full recordings are reused only for an exact selection.
• Individual clips and sequences share the original recording's payment receipt; extra payment remains explicit and unchecked.
• Groups above 128 clips retain individual playback without blocking other groups. Ten new scenarios brought the independent suite to 92 passing tests.

1.5.1

• Proximity follows the player's physical body instead of its detached root, including console and TV controls.
• Placement avoids movable furniture, including chairs, and tries additional supported positions.
• Version shown in the shortcut hint; native interaction prompt uses the configured game key, normally E.
• Configurable Ctrl+U/O/P/J shortcuts replace F7-F10.

1.5.0

• Physical console beside the surface TV with native interaction, collider and outline.
• Normal interaction and the historical F8 shortcut use the same guarded terminal action; F7 opens the archive folder.
• Supported placement near the TV floor level, one local instance per scene, with owned geometry / material cleanup.
• Four additional isolated physics / interaction checks and a URP model capture; real-scene placement remained a manual check.

1.4.0

• Configurable folder shortcut and terminal button with visible destination errors.
• Native menu fonts, backgrounds, buttons, selection effects and sounds without distributing game assets.
• Escape closes the terminal without opening the pause menu; keyboard focus, persistent selection and labels adapted to 800x600.
• Generic internal row names avoid logging player names through native button behavior; destroyed TV-screen hint handling fixed.
• Three additional interface / folder checks.

1.3.0

• Nearby host TV controls: historical F9 pause / resume, F10 or a second interaction to finish.
• Video and visual evaluation pause together; finishing preserves the native callback and payment receipts.
• Ordered commands validate host, recording, generation and revision. Incompatible clients disable shared controls; lost footage keeps native behavior.
• Isolated Unity playback checks with two synthetic clips, in addition to 82 core scenarios. Connected validation remained pending.

1.2.0

• Terminal navigation and host-inventory disc preparation from verified live, retained or archived clips.
• Client readiness acknowledgements before delivery; native score / revenue evaluation with pending payment enabled and extra payment disabled by default.
• Original-video / payment-phase receipts prevent retry and snapshot duplicates and remain tied to their campaign.
• Owned playback-cache cleanup and abandoned-cache recovery. Single-clip or matching native full-video export; clip-by-clip playback otherwise.
• 82 independent tests and isolated native-method checks; connected multiplayer, host migration and Virality validation remained pending.

1.1.1

• YYYYMMDD_M_ prefixes for new match folders, using the fixed local start date across incursions and midnight.
• Existing archive paths preserved; invalid dates rejected. Three additional date / folder scenarios.

1.1.0

• Room-visit and underground-arrival scopes with local ordinals, game days and per-clip provenance.
• Sources retained in Rec_RA before verified cleanup / replacement, with manifests and restart recovery.
• Protection for clip folders, extraction, native stitching and received-file saves without changing game network paths. Failed retention blocks the destructive operation.
• Schema migration preserves existing archive paths; reused IDs remain separated across incursions.
• 51 independent scenarios plus native-method checks on isolated synthetic files. Retained batches require manual verification and cleanup.

1.0.0

• Local archiving with stability checks, streamed copies, SHA-256 verification and publication without overwriting older files.
• File versions, explicitly incomplete snapshots and recovery journals.
• Session / recording / clip metadata distinguishes holder, encoder and camera owner.
• BepInEx integration, Harmony observation, local r2modman package and independent tests. No verified multiplayer / playback compatibility was claimed.