TYNE QUAYSIDE LIVING SCENE - IMAGE CREDITS Reference photograph: "Newcastle Quayside panorama", Andrew Curtis, 25 October 2010. Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Newcastle_Quayside_panorama_(geograph_2128291).jpg Photographer's original: https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2128291 License: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.0/ Adapted scene images (5 September 2026): tyne-quayside-day-v3.png tyne-quayside-sunrise-v3.png tyne-quayside-sunset-v3.png tyne-quayside-night-v3.png These four plates are reference-informed, AI-generated adaptations supplied under CC BY-SA 2.0. Changes include a reconstructed waterfront in a different bridge-left framing, retained bridge/river composition, architectural changes, an empty sky for coded rendering, and alternative illumination/reflections. No endorsement by Andrew Curtis or the source publishers is implied. Keep this author/title, source, license and modification notice when sharing or adapting these images. Share adapted image assets under the same license or a compatible share-alike license. The scene is an artistic reconstruction, not a live camera, surveyed view, photographic replica or guarantee of exact current architecture. Some skyline, church-tower, building-proportion and window details remain approximate. The application adds separately coded movement, weather and astronomical lighting. This image license does not automatically license unrelated code. MARINA DETAIL (5 September 2026) boat-v4.png is an original AI-generated, unbranded passenger-catamaran cutout, created from a written description of the physical Canny Lass vessel type. No reference photograph was copied into this asset or used as an image input. The floating pontoon, gangway, mooring lines, lights and movement are coded. Physical/background references: NE1 Newcastle City Marina: https://www.newcastlecitymarina.co.uk/ NE1 Canny Lass guide (updated 1 September 2026): https://www.getintonewcastle.co.uk/things-to-do/tyne-cruises-canny-lass-boat-tours-guide Tyne Cruises vessel information: https://tynecruises.com/Home These references do not imply endorsement by NE1 or Tyne Cruises. Operator photographs retain their original copyrights and are not distributed here. Boat appearance and berth placement are artistic approximations, not a live vessel feed or a statement that the real vessel is always present. LIVING SKY (5 September 2026, v4) tyne-cloud-broken-v4.png and tyne-cloud-stratus-v4.png are original AI-generated photographic-style sky plates, created from text without third-party image input. Their colour, drift, weather coverage and celestial occlusion are coded. They are not photographs or video of current Newcastle weather. Atmospheric sky placement follows Newcastle's actual solar timing and reframes the Sun into this composition. V6 intentionally presents an enlarged full Moon on a cinematic night arc, not the actual Moon phase, rise or set times. True bearings preserves astronomical positions in the approximate westward camera, with the same full-faced, night-only lunar appearance requested by the site owner. Raw physical ephemerides and phase are retained separately. The display is a reference-informed simulation, not an observed live ecosystem. V5 DISPLAY POLISH V5 enlarged the displayed Sun 1.4x and Moon 2.3x for visibility. True bearings describes direction; on-screen disk diameters are visually enhanced. The marina was moved close alongside the quay wall following visual review. V6 TRAFFIC AND NIGHT SKY The Moon is now enlarged 2.7x, displayed full, and absent when the Sun is visible. Sun and Moon produce cloud-masked, horizontally aligned, broken river glints. Reflection depth is artistically fitted to the visible water, including when a strict mirror point would fall outside this composition. Neither body is live camera footage. All bridge cars and occasional double-decker buses are coded simulations, not live vehicle observations or actual service timetables. V7 SKY AND EDGE COMPOSITING Original pale sky contamination is removed from fine architectural edges at runtime, using one shared fractional matte across the lighting plates. Original bitmap assets are unchanged. Taller views reveal additional overlapping sky texture detail at the same scene scale, instead of stretching a texture edge. V9 ATMOSPHERE AND SIMULATED ACTIVITY Atmospheric viewing intentionally enlarges the full Moon 8.4x and the Sun 2.1x relative to the ephemeris angular size, and raises their fitted cinematic arcs. True bearings retains its previous visually enhanced diameters and raw physical coordinates remain separately available. Stars are a subtle procedural display, not an exact star chart. Cloud shadows receive additional daylight grading. Bridge traffic, rain-aware pedestrians, gulls and occasional high-altitude aircraft/contrails are simulated. Aircraft are perspective-projected plausible overflights, not tracked flights or a depiction of an airport approach. The original image files and the reference image's attribution/license remain unchanged. The full credit notice is accessible from the scene settings panel. V10 WATERFRONT REVISION The optional boat, jetty, pontoons and mooring details are no longer loaded or drawn by the scene. Their earlier documentation above remains as asset history. Rain streaks and small river impact rings have been made more visible while retaining the fixed shoreline/wall masks. The underlying image files are unchanged. V11 ROAD TRAFFIC CALIBRATION Tyne Bridge tyre heights and the Quayside road bend are registered to the owner's marked screenshots. Vehicles are original coded sprites/meshes, not live traffic. High Level's lower deck carries occasional southbound simulated buses and taxis; Swing Bridge carries two-way cars and occasional single-deckers. Bridge steel and fixed riverside details occlude the new traffic. The Quayside bus uses a requested classic yellow/green Quaylink-inspired appearance; it is not today's Q2 service. Today's north-bank operator route is VOLTRA Q3. Cadence and service-hour fades are artistic atmosphere, not a published timetable or real vehicle positions.