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FIELD NOTE 17RELEASE V10

Wallets, saves & recovery

Your identity restores the workshop. Signing in never starts production.

A wallet login message

Use an ordinary EVM wallet account. Sign-in is bound to Robinhood Chain Testnet (46630), the game’s exact domain and a short-lived, single-use challenge. The wallet may ask to add or switch to the official testnet before signing.

No transaction, token approval or gas payment is required. An RPC subscription or funded server wallet is not needed for ordinary message authentication. Contract-wallet verification is not configured.

What stays with your account

The server stores the workshop name, CR, Charge, installed equipment, deliveries, rooms, client progress, completed commissions, saved calibrations and generated Orbital image. Browser preference storage is separate from that authoritative save.

Refresh or sign back into the same account to restore it. Production returns stopped. Accepted work is durable; work merely pending on your computer is not an awarded balance. Sessions normally last seven days.

Changing the site-connected wallet account signs out the previous workshop. Wallet-wide account selection and a site’s granted account can differ; use the wallet’s connected-account controls for this site. Different accounts have separate workshops.

Restore an older ID/passphrase workshop

  1. At Management → Identity, choose Restore a previous ID / passphrase workshop.

  2. Authenticate the original ID and passphrase.

  3. Within ten minutes, link a wallet that is not already attached to another workshop.

  4. Use that wallet for future sign-ins. Existing saves are not merged or overwritten.

Logout and network changes

Logout clears the current browser state immediately and reports whether server revocation was confirmed. If the connection failed, reconnect and retry the revocation. Changing wallet network stops production and signs out locally; sign back in on Robinhood to restore the same account.

Losing access to a wallet or the legacy passphrase cannot be repaired from browser cache. No account-reset or save-merging service is configured. Never share a recovery phrase, private key or passphrase.