Live rebuild journal
Follow the browser-first MxO rebuild as recovered client data is decoded into a modern world: sectors, geometry, doors, textures, NAV/SNAV collision, animation, audio, props, vehicles, and client archaeology.
This is not a finished playable revival yet. It is the reconstruction notebook: what worked, what failed, what remains blocked, and what gets decoded next.
Hourly asset recovery graph
Updated 2026-05-22T11:13:53-07:00. The big number now tracks geometry: models, world placements, doors, props/items, and character/body geometry. The smaller all-record total still includes textures/materials, audio, animations, sectors, and NAV/collision evidence. The current hour is updated in place, so the graph does not fake progress just because the publisher runs every few minutes.
Geometry recovery
2026-05-22T11:00:00-07:00+7,014 geometry records across the recorded history window.
All recovered records: 60,669
Geometry recovery counts the visible/playable things first: decoded model geometry, proofed world placements, door geometry, character/body geometry, and recovered props/items. It intentionally does not include audio, pure material slots, animation clips, sector counts, or NAV polygons.
Geometry recovery
2026-05-22T11:00:00-07:00+118 geometry records across the recorded history window.
All recovered records: 8,956
Geometry recovery counts recovered-derived models, world placements, doors, characters/outfits, and props/items. Textures and audio are still tracked in the all-record total, but geometry is the main visual progress signal.
Asset Explorer direction
The next shape of the Original MxO Asset Explorer is simple: click an asset and see what is known about it. A card should eventually show the recovered mesh, textures/materials, animations, skeleton, sounds, clothing slots such as hats or sunglasses, and the proof status for each relationship. If a link is only a candidate or still blocked, the card should say that plainly.
662 cards now carry proof status: 33 proven, 424 candidate, 205 blocked.
3,190 evidence links connect assets to meshes, materials, skeletons, animations, sounds, source evidence, and blockers.
12 animation families are proven for preview/context, while 40 recovered ANA files have numeric validation decodes that are not automatically live gameplay.
819 material links and 52 sound links are exposed as evidence, so pretty or noisy assets do not bypass proof.
8 equipment slot labels are known, with 486 wearable/accessory/body records cataloged. Independent swapping stays disabled.
14 complete outfit/animation preview combos are live-safe. Hats, sunglasses, hair, earpieces, and body-part replacement still need exact selector, attachment, and mask proof.
109 action/catalog rows separate proven door motion from blocked hardline, vendor, kiosk, and skill/combat runtime behavior.
Animation and clothing are relationship problems. A shirt, door, sound, or combat clip is only useful when the rebuild can prove which actor or object owns it and when the original client would use it.
No guessed textures, geometry, transforms, attachment points, animation selectors, or outfit swaps are promoted as player-facing data.
At a glance
The browser rebuild is past the original tiny Mara slice and is now expanding into sector quality, overworld coverage, zone overlays, SLOD/SSR decisions, road/sidewalk truth, and safer MegaCity stitching. It is still not a finished playable Matrix Online, but each pass is replacing guessed scaffolding with recovered file evidence.
Mara landmarks, recovered textures, hardline phones, static props, doors, NAV-backed movement pieces, and expanded overworld/sector proofs are visible in the browser viewer.
Full MegaCity stitching, door/interior flow, roads/sidewalk ownership, elevators, camera feel, vehicles, pedestrians, mobs, and mission systems are not complete yet.
No active goal at this instant.
Codex Missing Prefab Mesh Families Bulk Extract
Clothing Item GOID RSI Selector Join; Door CurrentState Consumer Collision Writer Trace; Bulk TXA Pattern Owner Binding Followup
Latest static preview staged 2026-05-22T11:08:12.559185-07:00.
1603 goals done, 6 still queued, one runner working serially to avoid file collisions.
Overworld progress
These wider shots show the bigger reconstruction story: decoded sectors, far-view stitching, sector batches around Mara, and which surfaces are becoming proofed enough to inspect. They are now prioritized above one-off closeups because they make the progress easier to read.
Re-ran the bounded clothing item GOID -> RSI/customization selector -> MOA part/material table builder for the specific recovered coat slot case. Fresh evidence generated at 2026-05-19T19:18:53+00:00 with identical static proof and blocker count (no delta from prior pass).
Field note: This is one focused excavation pass in the rebuild. Codex is comparing recovered game files, generated manifests, viewer behavior, and old-client clues. The goal is to turn one vague problem into either visible browser progress or a precise next target instead of another hand-wavy 'still broken' note.
Start by reading `09_docs/playable_world_approval_report_card.md`, `09_docs/next_working_session.md`, `_queue_operating_rules.md`, and the source manifests listed below.
Field note: Doors and interiors need exact proof from the recovered files before the browser rebuild can claim they work like the original game. If this is listed here, the rebuild probably knows where a doorway or room is, but still needs the missing link: state, collision, camera behavior, or the exact room activation record.
Start by reading `09_docs/playable_world_approval_report_card.md`, `09_docs/next_working_session.md`, `_queue_operating_rules.md`, and the source manifests listed below.
Field note: This is one focused excavation pass in the rebuild. Codex is comparing recovered game files, generated manifests, viewer behavior, and old-client clues. The goal is to turn one vague problem into either visible browser progress or a precise next target instead of another hand-wavy 'still broken' note.
Re-ran the bounded clothing item GOID -> RSI/customization selector -> MOA part/material table builder for the specific recovered coat slot case. Fresh evidence generated at 2026-05-19T19:18:53+00:00 with identical static proof and blocker count (no delta from prior pass).
Field note: This is one focused excavation pass in the rebuild. Codex is comparing recovered game files, generated manifests, viewer behavior, and old-client clues. The goal is to turn one vague problem into either visible browser progress or a precise next target instead of another hand-wavy 'still broken' note.
Re-ran the bounded clothing item GOID -> RSI/customization selector -> MOA part/material table builder for the specific recovered coat slot case. Fresh evidence generated at 2026-05-19T19:18:53+00:00 with identical static proof and blocker count (no delta from prior pass).
Field note: This is one focused excavation pass in the rebuild. Codex is comparing recovered game files, generated manifests, viewer behavior, and old-client clues. The goal is to turn one vague problem into either visible browser progress or a precise next target instead of another hand-wavy 'still broken' note.
Start by reading `09_docs/playable_world_approval_report_card.md`, `09_docs/next_working_session.md`, `_queue_operating_rules.md`, and the source manifests listed below.
Field note: This is one focused excavation pass in the rebuild. Codex is comparing recovered game files, generated manifests, viewer behavior, and old-client clues. The goal is to turn one vague problem into either visible browser progress or a precise next target instead of another hand-wavy 'still broken' note.
Re-ran the bounded clothing item GOID -> RSI/customization selector -> MOA part/material table builder for the specific recovered coat slot case. Fresh evidence generated at 2026-05-19T19:18:53+00:00 with identical static proof and blocker count (no delta from prior pass).
Field note: This is one focused excavation pass in the rebuild. Codex is comparing recovered game files, generated manifests, viewer behavior, and old-client clues. The goal is to turn one vague problem into either visible browser progress or a precise next target instead of another hand-wavy 'still broken' note.
Start by reading `09_docs/playable_world_approval_report_card.md`, `09_docs/next_working_session.md`, `_queue_operating_rules.md`, and the source manifests listed below.
Field note: Doors and interiors need exact proof from the recovered files before the browser rebuild can claim they work like the original game. If this is listed here, the rebuild probably knows where a doorway or room is, but still needs the missing link: state, collision, camera behavior, or the exact room activation record.