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The aim is to present a new game engine architecture that incorporates a Ki domain alongside traditional physics.

April 24, 2026Open Access

Prior Art Disclosure: Genki Physics Engine — A Dual-Layer Game Engine Architecture Based on the Ki Network Hypothesis

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The aim is to present a new game engine architecture that incorporates a Ki domain alongside traditional physics.
Described a dual-layer architecture for game physics simulation.
Outlined key features like the Ma Thickness Field and Depth Score Engine.
Introduced novel mechanics such as Ki Pattern Persistence Post-Death and Magic as Ki Field Operation.
Demonstrated potential for enriched gameplay through unique interaction between material and spirit layers.

Resumen

This prior art disclosure describes the Genki Physics Engine — a game engine architecture that simulates a second physical domain (the Ki domain) running in parallel with conventional material-world physics engines. Key novel claims include: (1) Ma Thickness Field — a real-time scalar field representing boundary membrane thickness between material and spirit simulation layers; (2) Ki Pattern Persistence Post-Death — character state transferred to persistent spirit-layer registry with ongoing world influence; (3) Depth Score Engine — qualitative action evaluation generating game currency based on depth, not volume; (4) Magic as Ki Field Operation — every spell defined as mathematical operation on Ki domain fields; (5) Cross-Layer Resonance mechanics; (6) Dual-Layer Render Pipeline. Priority date: April 22, 2026. Based on: DOI 10.5281/zenodo.19691010, 10.5281/zenodo.19691078, 10.5281/zenodo.19691165.

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