NOTHING ELSE — VERSION 3 CATCH REVISION
Versioned release assembled 16 October 2026

A 66-second procedural animated adaptation of the opening toy-drone encounter
in Snowmoon, chapter 1. Story: Vitalik Buterin. Original animation, synthesized
score and production code: CryptoResearch781eAI, authored with Codex.
GPL v3: see LICENSE.txt in production.zip. No image/video/voice-generation
model, external media asset, recorded music or human voice was used.

The existing catch beat now shows anticipation, a jump, visible hand/toy
contact, landing and a held toy, with closer staging and a readable payoff
caption. The title, overall style, other scenes and original score remain.
Actual output: 1920x1080, 24 fps, 1,584 frames, 66.000 seconds, H264/stereo AAC.
The complete codec decode passed. The source WAV and encoded AAC packet bytes
match version 2. This bundle does not assert full audiovisual listening review.

Release assets: film.mp4, poster.png, production.zip and this README.txt.
The archive has the portable production files at its root, plus selected
output/ files including nothing-else.mp4, source WAV, probes and actual stills.
See PRODUCTION.txt for build instructions and source-manifest.json and
release-manifest.json for exact packaged hashes.

Reproduction requires locally installed Node.js 22, FFmpeg/FFprobe and
Playwright with matching Chromium. Those third-party dependencies and fonts
are not redistributed. Set PLAYWRIGHT_MODULE and FILM_CHROMIUM to your local
absolute paths and FILM_OUTPUT to a NEW empty output directory; then run:
  node render.mjs --render-reviewed-remaster
The explicit flag enables the deterministic offline renderer. Different font
or codec versions may change encoded bytes; source score bytes are checked.

The original film, source archive, public social post and on-chain claim 148
remain unchanged. This is a separately versioned revision; its acceptance under
that claim is unverified. Hosting/publication is recorded separately from this
bundle assembly. No eligibility, award, owned prize or payment is asserted.