NEON RAIN / DISTRICT 09

ENGINE
Guassia standalone website export supplied by the user:
My-first-world-Test-website.zip. https://guassia.com/
Original engine runtime SHA-256:
e75821fd12dd68f009f16ab6a43cfa9101286cb888dc4037cb327c75c9886ea2
Guassia retains its upstream rights. These local changes are not presented
as an official Guassia release or as a new independently authored engine.

THIRD-PARTY RUNTIME COMPONENTS
Three.js — see licenses/THREE-LICENSE.txt
Spark — see licenses/SPARK-LICENSE.txt
fflate — see licenses/FFLATE-LICENSE.txt
ws — see multiplayer/vendor/package/LICENSE and multiplayer/README.md
All original notices are retained. No blanket license claim is made for
the full application merely because individual dependencies are MIT.

ORIGINAL SCENE AND EXTENSIONS
Neon Rain's procedural Gaussian buildings, signs, street props, pedestrians,
vehicles, and compact remote avatars were generated for this task with
Codex. No third-party model pack, game artwork, or recording was imported.
The scene manifest designates the original procedural scene assets CC0-1.0;
this designation does not apply to Guassia or third-party software.

The Web Audio city soundscape is original synthesized noise, tones and
chimes. It contains no downloaded recordings, music or voice recordings.

Local runtime changes: consistent 5m object budget, larger bounded outdoor
areas, optional omission of room shells, and trusted extension callbacks.
Multiplayer extension: local/LAN player presence and interpolation.
See PLAY-AND-NOTES.txt for the tested scope and limitations.