# Rendering sources

`director.js`, `lines.js` and `sky.js` are reused unchanged from Luke Steuber's Free Trader rendering foundation, `game-riffs` commit a25b7b1. This copy comes from the frozen 2026-10-08 source snapshot. Ballista uses its camera fitting/direction, screen-space line meshes, coordinate conversion and Earth orientation directly.

These three source files and Ballista's original source are MIT licensed, copyright 2026 Luke Steuber.

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Vendored Three.js r183 keeps its own MIT notice in `vendor/LICENSE-THREE.txt`. Earth day imagery: Solar System Scope, CC BY 4.0; unchanged 1024×512 resized asset with source, modifications and hash recorded in `textures/PROVENANCE.md`. Only the Earth image listed there is included here.

The Sun's granulation shader, representative Mars crater pattern and incoming-object locator meshes are original procedural illustrations by Luke Steuber. They are included under the MIT license above. The Mars pattern is not a geographic map. System-view body radii and object silhouettes are enlarged locators; Earth detail uses its physical radius. These illustrations do not supply evidence about an unresolved object's identity.
