Beekeeper

Note: Triangles: 149,170 in total, measured in the exported GLB and within the 120k–150k brief. Body 61,606 (about 28k in the head and face, 4.4k in the ears, 5.3k in the hands), jacket 26,416, trousers 13,344, hair cards 10,004, boots 8,080, gauntlets 6,914, veil 5,328, eyes 4,080, belt 3,634, smoker 3,548, hardware 2,600, corneas 2,160, teeth 1,456. Before triangulation the topology is 99.6% quads. The tube and grid meshes (body, jacket, trousers, boots, belt, veil) have edge loops at the eyes, mouth, shoulders, elbows, knees, wrists and every finger joint. The gauntlets are a surface-nets isosurface: all quads, but without loop flow. Scale is metres, +Y up, facing +Z, with the soles on y = 0 and the origin between the feet. The body is 1.72 m to the crown and the hair top reaches 1.732 m. Hair: short cropped silver hair built from about 1,890 alpha-tested strand cards in three layers. A short, dense under-coat lies flat, a longer top-coat lifts off the crown, and sparse fine wisps feather the hairline at the forehead, temples and nape; fringe cards shorten toward the forehead. The strand atlas has clumped, tapering strands with gaps between clumps, and its columns run from near-white to pepper-grey. A grey stubble tint in the scalp's base colour fills the gaps. Brows and lashes are cards too. Veil: a round veil, unzipped at the front and pushed back. A fabric-bound brim (rolled wire-hoop edge, topstitched rings) and a soft cotton crown hang behind the head on the upper back, crown facing back. The dark knitted netting is gathered from the brim's rim down to a cotton band, which is zipped onto the jacket's stand collar with modelled zip pulls at the two open front ends. The netting has real holes in the base-colour alpha (glTF alphaMode BLEND), with a faint smoky backing; holes are discarded in the web scene so they never write depth. Skin: warm weathered base with sun-exposed tone, dense freckles and age spots, pores and crepey micro-creases in both the base colour and the normal map, and forehead, crow's-foot, under-eye, upper-lip and neck lines in the normal map. Textures: base colour, normal, roughness, metallic and AO for all 13 meshes are generated procedurally in JS (tools/bake.mjs, assets/three/bee/texgen.js). They are written at 4096² to textures-4k/<mesh>_<map>.png (65 files, 145 MB). The hair and veil base colours carry alpha. The GLB embeds 2048² copies: JPEG base colour (PNG with alpha for hair and veil), JPEG normal, and AO/roughness/metallic packed into one JPEG ORM texture. The GLB is 18.1 MB. Base colour holds albedo only, with no lighting or shadow; geometric AO is ray-marched per vertex and stored in the AO map. There are no logos, labels or text. Honest limits: this is a code-sculpted approximation, not scan fidelity. The face is calm and plausibly a weathered woman in her sixties, but it reads lean and somewhat androgynous. The chin and lips are simplified and the profile is flat below the nose. Pores, freckles and fine wrinkles live in the maps, not the geometry. Hair is static cards with no simulation and reads light silver under bright studio light. The veil brim is a stiff modelled shape; the netting gathers are sculpted, not simulated drape, and look somewhat crumpled where they meet the collar under the chin. Fine netting can show screen-space moiré at some distances. There is no rig, skin weights or blend shapes: the topology is rig-ready, but the asset is not rigged. Hidden body regions under the clothes stay modelled because the brief asks for a separate full body mesh. glb-lint reports 0 errors and 3 expected warnings: 13 materials and 149k triangles exceed the mannequin-figure defaults that design-plan.md overrides, plus intended nesting such as the eyes and teeth inside the head. Its verdict is 'unverified' only because no requirements contract exists.