[capibawa]

What and why

Adds Hello Kitty Party Land (01001340271EC000), update 1.0.2 (v131072): Unity 6000.3.11f1 IL2CPP, SDK 21.4.4, NVN. It plays on the Mac and on the iPhone at 60 fps. Its profile, its note (dm/games/01001340271EC000/README.md) and its row in the games table.
Its README gallery entry too.

• Profile: the NSP script's provisional profile, checked by hand: build row, modules main subsdk0 sdk, the 5 GB block of the other Unity 6 games with virtual address memory, and the shader tables (12,739 shaders, 92 compute).
• 60 fps (patches.py): on the Switch the game runs its menus at 60 fps and gameplay at 30. Each gameplay section calls the game's own SetMode(0) (vSyncCount 2) and returns to SetMode(1). Four cuts on main build ca82f3ab… make the 30 fps paths the 60 fps ones (vSyncCount 1 and the game's mode field 1). Details in the note's Frame rate section.

Depends on two tool PRs, without which main cannot be rewritten or its characters drawn; merge them first:

• rewriter: the split of two patch areas stays within the back area's reach #856 rewriter: the split of two patch areas stays within the back area's reach (main has 151.8 MB of text)
• unityfs: Unity 6000.3's ComputeShader layout, so stripped players keep GPU skinning #857 unityfs: Unity 6000.3's ComputeShader layout, so stripped players keep GPU skinning

The note's "Found on this game" links the parent reference entries that exist on main today; once #856 and #857 are in, the links can point at their new entries, and the entries' "Found on" can link this note.

Checked

• Tests: test_docs, test_game_profile, test_patches, test_launcher_settings, test_nso_match and test_profile_guess pass. docs_patches.py and docs_symptoms.py were run.
• Games run: Hello Kitty Party Land 1.0.2 (v131072), built with both tool changes, for about an hour on the Mac: the menus, the tutorial and minigames at 60 fps (frame time p50 16.66 ms, p95 17.2 ms, GPU under 2 ms), with sound (six-channel AudioOut, no underruns). The minigames keep their intended speed at 60 fps. About 2 GB resident. The alias region's high-water mark is +2.75 GB of 4.375 GB.
• iPhone: built with both tool changes, the IPA is 2.7 GB (2,936,235,769 bytes; 20,475 Metal libraries). About 30 minutes on the iPhone, a few minigames at 60 fps, on par with the Mac.
• Devices and OS: M3 Pro, macOS 27.0; iPhone 15 Pro Max, iOS 27.0.1.
• The SDK-wide node-area cut and the 2 MB alignment rule match no function in this SDK 21.4.4 sdk build; neither the Mac nor the iPhone needs them (recorded in the note).
• Open, in the note: nvnTextureViewCompare is unimplemented (no wrong picture traced to it).
• README gallery: a Mac screenshot of the Game Park square (960x540, docs/images/hello-kitty-party-land.jpg) with the note "60 fps with 1.0.2"; docs_gallery.py was run.

Docs

• The finding is in its game note or its docs/reference/<subsystem>.md entry, and python3 dm/tools/docs_symptoms.py was run (the symptom index)
• A chain tool changed: not applicable
• No game files, keys or data extracted from a game in the change or the attachments (the profile's shader tables hold keys and RomFS paths, as every profile's do)