The seam and the sea cave built from real boulders (rock_pile.gd: the scenery's rocks with matching colliders), the seam a cleft between two slabs with pick marks and loose stones

scripts/world/rock_pile.gd

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+extends RefCounted
+## Boulders for hand-placed rockwork (the cliff tunnel's seam and its faces,
+## the Cove's sea cave): the same low-poly rocks as the scenery and the wolf
+## den (ProcMesh.rock, rock.gdshader: moss on top, snow up high), each with a
+## convex collider that matches it.
+
+const ProcMesh = preload("res://scripts/world/proc_mesh.gd")
+
+## The scenery's rock material, for a world's terrain.
+static func material(terrain: Node3D) -> ShaderMaterial:
+	var m := ShaderMaterial.new()
+	m.shader = preload("res://shaders/rock.gdshader")
+	m.set_shader_parameter("noise_tex", terrain.noise_tex)
+	m.set_shader_parameter("snow_height", terrain.snow_height)
+	return m
+
+## One boulder under `parent` at local `at`, `radii` across (a rock mesh is
+## about 1 m round before scaling), turned `turn` radians. Its collider goes
+## on `body` (which must share `parent`'s transform), unless `body` is null.
+static func add(parent: Node3D, body: CollisionObject3D, seed: int, at: Vector3, radii: Vector3, turn: float,
+		mat: Material, tall: bool = false) -> MeshInstance3D:
+	var mesh := ProcMesh.rock(seed, tall)
+	var b := Basis(Vector3.UP, turn).scaled(radii)
+	var mi := MeshInstance3D.new()
+	mi.mesh = mesh
+	mi.material_override = mat
+	mi.transform = Transform3D(b, at)
+	parent.add_child(mi)
+	if body != null:
+		var hull := mesh.create_convex_shape(true, true) as ConvexPolygonShape3D
+		var pts := PackedVector3Array()
+		for p: Vector3 in hull.points:
+			pts.append(b * p)
+		hull.points = pts
+		var cs := CollisionShape3D.new()
+		cs.shape = hull
+		cs.position = at
+		body.add_child(cs)
+	return mi