- Created a comprehensive implementation checklist for the Planar Capture System (Systems 136-147) detailing tasks across multiple phases including C++ core, material foundation, Blueprint actors, data assets, integration, and performance testing.
- Added a developer reference document outlining the architecture, data flow, state machine, budget enforcement, render target pooling, horror features, integration points, multiplayer networking, performance characteristics, debugging methods, and build order for the capture systems.
- Introduced examples of capture surface usage in the Project Void horror game, including specific implementations for mirrors, monitors, portals, and fake windows, along with a checklist for integration tasks.
- Updated references from GI_GameTagRegistry to DA_GameTagRegistry in architecture overview and implementation patterns documentation.
- Added new Blueprint specification for GI_StarterGameInstance, detailing its purpose, configuration, and integration pattern.
- Introduced DA_GameTagRegistry Blueprint specification, centralizing GameplayTag management and providing functions for tag validation and logging.
- Created documentation for the Starter GameInstance, outlining its role in the project setup and how other systems can integrate with it.
- Updated Master Blueprint Index to include Multiplayer Networking support.
- Added detailed Multiplayer Networking sections across all developer documentation (01-11).
- Introduced authority maps, key patterns, and RPC guidelines for each system.
- Established a comprehensive multiplayer networking architecture document outlining core principles, replication strategies, and anti-cheat considerations.
- Enhanced UI documentation to clarify local-only behavior and binding to replicated dispatchers.
- Implemented client prediction strategies and RPC naming conventions for consistency across the framework.
