Tata Letak Debug Fisika Pachinko

Technical physics debug visualization of a [pachinko] machine playfield layout focused on [ball trajectory and lane review]. The canvas is a 4:5 diagram set against a [near-black burgundy] background with a faint dark maroon grid of blocky obstacle silhouettes. Main layout: Thick, chunky, beveled, semi-translucent [muted golden brown] collision rails defining the board geometry, featuring an outer octagonal loop around the perimeter, an inner polygonal ring framing an empty central dark void, and short rail segments near the bottom. Trajectory paths: Exactly five thin neon ball-path traces with [cyan, hot pink, lime green, red, yellow] trajectories crossing and curving realistically across lanes and collision rails. Debug regions: Dashed cyan bounding boxes with precise cyan labels: "region:JACKPOT_1" at left-middle, "region:STATIC" at lower-left/center, "region:START" at bottom-center, "region:LUCKY" at right-lower-center, "region:LAUNCHER" at bottom-right, "region:OUT" at the bottom-left exit, and a tall dashed channel region along the left side. A tiny cyan badge reads "19" near JACKPOT_1. Pegs: Fifteen small green square peg markers with tiny green debug labels including "peg-left-top-1", "peg-left-top-2", "peg-center-top-1", "peg-center-top-2", "peg-1", "peg-right-top-1", "peg-right-top-2", "peg-right-path-2", "peg-right-path-1", "peg-lucky-guide", "peg-right-pocket-1", "peg-left-path-1", "peg-left-pocket-1", "peg-start-left", and "peg-start-right". Style: Low-light game engine wireframe and collision overlay, flat vector UI aesthetics, dark technical screenshot aesthetic. No photorealism, no anime characters, no physical cabinet housing.