Real-client capture report
Environment and evidence
Captured 22 September 2026 using the unchanged 0.5.0-SNAPSHOT JAR, SHA-256 8cc53b9d9ff003a97c7e34586f525a5a9b86910fb320741c8a53148f74ab3e33, on Paper 1.21.11 build 132 and Lunar Client 1.21.11. The test world is isolated on loopback port 25580. The ordinary play server at 25579 was not modified.
45 original client screenshots are retained locally, with SHA-256 hashes and presentation crop coordinates in CAPTURE-MANIFEST.json. The published feature sheet uses actual screenshot crops. The 48-second video is a silent screenshot tour with caption cards and fades, not motion gameplay recording. Demo buildings, balances, stock and account relationships were prepared for the showcase.
Exercised in the real client
- Opened all six native Settings categories, the dashboard and pause-screen Quick Actions. Saved personal always-day lighting and confirmed it remained checked after reopening.
- Bought a Crystal Sell Axe for 750 shards: balance changed from 2,000 to 1,250 and the tagged tool appeared in inventory. Subsequent playtime awards account for later balances.
- Bought four diamonds from a QA-owned chest shop for $100 and confirmed delivery. Sold eight emeralds to a QA-owned barrel buy shop for $96 and observed the receipt.
- Bought a 16-golden-apple auction listing for $640. The purchased listing disappeared from the available offers.
- Opened a Prime-key draw, captured its seven choices and claimed its money reward.
- Accepted a friend request from the local QA account. Created a named home through the native form and observed it in the saved home list.
Additional screens inspected
Funded orders and delivery detail, Quick Buy, selling options, dimension and paired-RTP selector, virtual-spawner catalog, drill tiers, daily rewards, bounties, creator hub and key administration.
Scope and remaining work
Opening a screen does not verify all its actions. This capture pass does not establish full two-player trades, team vaults, wager duels, every kit or rank path, physical spawner production, drill mining, shulker selling or paired-RTP arrivals. Those need their own real-client demonstrations; relevant automated checks remain separately documented in the validation report. No native 26.2 or Spigot/Folia visual acceptance is claimed by these Paper screenshots.
The inventory spawner menu's Back arrow returned to the world during capture; it did not visibly reopen the native dashboard. Use /menu to reopen the dashboard. This is recorded as a navigation follow-up, not silently counted as a passing return-navigation check.
Full crash recovery across inventories/world saves, external protection compatibility and production-load qualification remain unfinished. This remains a development preview.