Back to collectionFinal Form Backs the SDK Direction, With Questions Still Open
The bridge's asset mapping plan had just been finalized, while the chain team was still refining the sequencer and game integration. The engineers walked through the game-side SDK draft item by item, and the Final Form team gave its first nod. The two teams now had a draft they could examine together instead of discussing integration in separate terms.
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The bridge's asset mapping plan had just been finalized, while the chain team was still refining the sequencer and game integration. The internal review had a practical question to settle: could the game team work from the SDK draft without guessing what each interface meant?
The engineers walked through the game-side SDK draft item by item, and the Final Form team gave its first nod. They accepted the direction of integration but wanted a clearer account of how game events corresponded to on-chain states. A-Zhen took those questions back to the chain team for the next revision of the documentation.
The two teams now had a draft they could examine together instead of discussing integration in separate terms. The nod did not settle the interfaces. Next, the game team would need to follow the written flow and identify any ambiguities it exposed.