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The port s boot sequencer paces every screen off rest.t, which is the last hold keyframe rather than when a screen arrives. Measured on one cold boot: the container had no Xenia storage root at all, so this is a fresh profile with no shader cache, the slowest case. title build-in (first ink -> art fully drawn) 0.23 s title settled -> PRESS A plate on 2.247 s (disc declares 120 units) plate pulse period ~2.37 s main menu build-in 0.531 s B -> title 0.482 s A -> menu 3.763 s DO NOT AUTHOR, see below The title s rest.t is 251 units = 4.183 s and its art is finished at about 2 s, so a sequencer pacing off rest.t holds it roughly twice as long as the game does. Instrument controlled before the run: 9/9 on the content classifier including the movie-frame and difficulty-screen negatives, 4/4 on the plate detector; the run sampled 7.99 fps against a requested 8 with an independent one-shot grab cross-checking every 20 s. Records a refutation attempt of mine that FAILED. The probe s own marks gave a plate delay of 3.203 s against the corpus s 2.13 s, which on a cold-cache boot looked like a real effect. It was the instrument: the plate pulse period is an internal clock for presentation rate and measures 2.369 s here against the corpus s 2.3, so the run is not slowed, and re-measuring from content gives 2.247 s. The probe s title_static mark fires during the crossfade out of the attract movie, before the wordmark has drawn -- glyph was still 0 when it fired. Also a third independent reproduction of the A-path load stall: 13 frames, 1.53 s, surface mean 26.631 against the earlier 14/1.53 and 12/1.39 at 26.626. This boot had no shader cache, so it is not a warm-cache artefact. Noted that the earlier pair agreed to six decimals and mine agrees to three. Reach: one run. The menu build-in and B->title rest on it alone. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QsEPXWVaEpyfudtR6re1Pd
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