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@@ -222,3 +222,31 @@ no decoded field carries it, and the names (`_eff`) are suggestive but a loader
 sorting on a name suffix would be unusual. The next step is the loader — the code
 that appends to `+0x30` — which is now worth reading precisely *because* the
 order is deterministic.
+
+
+## The runtime record carries no ordering field (measured)
+
+The obvious next suspect was a role/depth field in the 48-byte element record, so
+every undecoded word was dumped for all 24 title elements next to its paint slot.
+The result is a clean negative and one confirmation:
+
+* **`+0x04` is the declaration entry's `kind`**, verified against the file for
+  all 24: `0x10` on the two `.prm` elements (8 and 13), `0x4` on the four repeat
+  instances (2,3,4,5), `0x3000` on the two `ptlogoall_eff*` (22,23), zero
+  elsewhere. So the record mirrors the file here, as the pivot and keyframe
+  count already did.
+* **Every other undecoded word is zero** — `+0x08`, `+0x0C`, `+0x18`, `+0x1C`,
+  `+0x2C` are `00000000` on 21 of the 24 elements. The three exceptions
+  (elements 0, 1, 2) hold values that change nothing about ordering and look
+  like live animation state rather than static fields.
+
+So **nothing in the element record orders the elements**, and `kind` does not
+either (the paint order interleaves kinds freely). Combined with the earlier
+result that no field of the 60-byte declaration entry does, and that the region
+after the placement groups is the RATC child stream, the ordering does not live
+in the data this project has decoded.
+
+**What remains is the loader**: the code that appends to `+0x30`. It is worth
+reading now — the order is deterministic, so that code is a pure function of the
+bundle — but it is a code-reading task, and this note is careful not to promise
+that a static rule exists just because one *could*.