Items without an atlas entry were rendering as a hue-hashed coloured
square — bread/grain/vegetable hashed to pink-magenta, indistinguish-
able from a missing-texture placeholder.
Added _draw_item_shape() dispatcher with category-appropriate silhouettes
for: bread (brown loaf), grain (wheat stalks), vegetable (root with
leaves), flour (cream sack), meal (wooden bowl with steam), meat (red
steak with marbling), cloth (blue pleated bolt), medicine (white phial
with red cross), tool (hammer), weapon (sword), armor (helmet),
stone_block (pale brick), copper_ore (copper chunks), silver (silver
nuggets), ash (grey pile with smoke).
Hue-hashed fallback retained for safety but should be unreachable now
that every ALL_TYPES entry is handled by either _ITEM_SPRITES or
_draw_item_shape.
NameLabel was at y=-18 — sat right on top of the sprite head when
the body grew from 12px disc to 32×32 character sprite. Bumped to
y=-38 so the name floats above the sprite (which spans y=-24..+8).
StateLabel at y=+10 unchanged — already just below sprite bottom.
Also drop temporary atlas-idx audit log (debug-only, hash
distribution confirmed Bram=004 / Cora=013 / Edda=001).
z_index=-1 was sinking the sprite below the floor TileMap (z=0), so
name labels rendered but bodies didn't. Using show_behind_parent=true
keeps the sprite at z=0 (above floor) while still drawing BEFORE the
parent's _draw() so selection ring + carry indicator overlay on top.
Pawns now render as AnimatedSprite2D children sourced from ElvGames
"Farming Characters Pack" atlases (Pack 1, characters 001-015). Each
pawn picks one of 15 peasants deterministically from name hash:
Bram=004, Cora=013, Edda=001.
Animations: idle_down/left/right/up + walk_down/left/right/up (4 fps
idle, 8 fps walk, looped) + dead (single frame, no loop). Pawn picks
animation each _process tick from (is_downed, is_walking, facing).
Facing is now a Vector2i field updated in _advance_walk; round-trips
through save/load.
Sprite mounting is deferred from _ready() to setup() / from_dict()
because the atlas pick depends on pawn_name, which isn't assigned at
_ready time. _mount_sprite() is idempotent for the save-load chain.
_atlas_for_pawn(pawn) is the single Slice-2 extension point —
swapping atlases based on equipped armor in a future sprint is a
one-function change.
_draw() stripped of body disc + downed-rotation; now overlay-only
(selection ring + carry indicator). AnimatedSprite2D child uses
z_index=-1 so the overlays stay on top.
45 PNGs copied into art/sprites/characters/ + 45 .import companions.
The mode OptionButton and remove Button both called _populate_bills()
from inside their own signal callbacks. _populate_bills() rebuilds the
bill list — freeing the very widget mid-emit, which crashes Godot.
Defer the rebuild via call_deferred("_populate_bills") so it runs
after the signal frame completes. Reproduced by user changing a bill
from FOREVER → "Do until 10".
Workbenches: replace atlas sprites (which read as chest-of-drawers,
candle base, kitchen stove, cushion stack) with procedural _draw_ methods
following CremationPyre._draw_pyre's pattern. Carpenter shows a wood bench
with saw + log slabs; Smelter a stone furnace with smoking chimney; Hearth
a tall h=2 stone fireplace with arched opening + log fire; Millstone a
wood frame supporting a round grindstone wheel.
Trees: add Summer + Fall atlases alongside Spring (12 visual variants
from 4 silhouettes × 3 seasons). Selection hash mixes season independently
so neighbouring tiles don't all share the same palette.
Replaces the procedural stem-and-circle draw with an ElvGames atlas-backed
Sprite2D. Crops now pick a per-kind 64×32 (or 80×32) sheet from
art/sprites/crops/ and slice cols 0..3 across the SOWN..READY stage range
(TILLED keeps the bare dirt rect). The plant sprite is anchored so its
bottom edge sits at the tile bottom, matching the tree convention.
Four kinds wired in: wheat, potato, corn, strawberry. The boot demo's
crop patch now plants one column per kind so all four show up in the
spring start state. Harvest outputs map: wheat/corn → grain,
potato/strawberry → vegetable.
Tooltip already capitalises crop_kind so 'Corn' / 'Strawberry' show
through with no UI change.
Each entity completion handler (wall/floor/door/bed/torch/workbench/crate
/tree/rock/big_rock/grave_slot) now calls World.clear_designation_at(tile)
so the orange/blue/etc. highlight overlay disappears with the job.
BigRock iterates its footprint to clear all four tiles.
World.designation_ctl is set during the scene boot wire-up; the helper
no-ops when the controller is absent (e.g. headless tests).
Beds are 1×2 (foot tile + head tile extending up), but the seeded cabin
was 8×6 with the north interior row at y=24 directly below the perimeter
wall at y=23. Bed headboards clipped into the wall.
Shift cabin origin up one row (44, 23 → 44, 22) and bump height (6 → 7)
so the interior is now 6×5 (rows 23..27). Bed at row 24 has its head
land in the new row 23 — interior floor, not wall.
Affected: _seed_phase5_demo_buildings and _prestamp_cabin_for_room_detector
(must stay in sync). Bottom wall + door + workbench + bed + torch + crate
positions all unchanged in absolute coords — only the top wall moved up.
Interior crate now sits at (50, 23) instead of (50, 24); comment updated.
The user mentioned eventually wanting no premade buildings at all. That's
a future change (probably Phase 19 onboarding or Phase 20 polish); kept
out of scope.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The old FG_Interior atlas coords (32,22)/(35,22)/(38,22) were misidentified
in the 2026-05-12 visual pass — they're actually side-on chairs with
cushions, not beds. Player reported the sprite is confusing and they
can't tell where the bed actually is.
New 1×2 procedural draw at the bed entity's anchor (foot tile, anchor at
bottom; sprite spans local Y -32..0):
* Wood frame outline (dark + light pass for depth)
* White pillow at the head with subtle underside shadow
* Saturated coloured blanket — three variants (warm tan / cool blue /
rose) picked by deterministic hash from tile, so the same bed stays
the same colour across boots and saves. Saturation tuned to survive
the cabin's torch-lit CanvasModulate warm tint.
* Sheet fold + foot board accent at the foot tile for top-down depth cue
* Medical cross overlay sits on the pillow region (preserved from the
prior atlas-era position, retargeted to the procedural coords).
Drops _BED_TEX / _BED_VARIANT_COORDS / _BED_TILE_W/H constants and
_build_sprite() helper. setup() now just snaps position and queue_redraws
— no Sprite2D child to manage. Existing saves load cleanly: any legacy
"Sprite" child from a pre-procedural save is queue_free'd in setup().
Verified visually: three cabin beds render with distinct colours (tan /
pink-medical / blue). Each silhouette clearly reads as "bed" at the
default zoom.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Player report: hovering trees works after the canopy fix, but crops show
nothing and beds still report "Wood floor" sometimes.
* Crops are added to the lookup, showing kind + growth stage + percent
("Wheat | sown · 98%", "Wheat | ready to harvest", "tilled — not sown").
* Bed sprite is 16×32 (two tiles tall, anchor at the foot). Hovering on
the headboard (one tile above the anchor) used to miss. Added a sprite-
canopy pass for beds mirroring the existing 4-tile tree canopy logic.
* Full layer audit and reordering. Final priority top-down:
1. Pawn / Wolf / Corpse / Grave marker — entities the player cares
about first.
2. Crop — small sprite, exact tile only.
3. Tree — trunk tile + 4-tile canopy.
4. Big rock (2×2 footprint) / Rock — exact tile / footprint.
5. Furniture at exact tile (wall / door / bed / crate / workbench /
torch).
6. Furniture sprite-canopy (currently only bed; future tall furniture
slots in here).
7. Item on the ground (loose stack).
8. Stockpile / zone region overlay.
9. Floor — only when nothing physical is on the tile.
Confirmed at runtime: bed foot → Bed; bed headboard → Bed (via canopy);
two-tiles-above-bed → empty; crop at growing stage shows percent; bare
floor still says Wood floor; furniture on wood floor wins over floor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two playtest gaps reported:
* Hovering on a tree showed nothing — trees anchor to the trunk tile but
the canopy sprite rises ~4 tiles upward. Now any hover within the
vertical band [trunk.y - 4, trunk.y] resolves to the tree.
* Hovering inside the cabin always said "Wood floor" — both floor and
furniture register in World.build_queue, and the floor was found
first. Now we two-pass the queue: remember any floor we hit, but keep
scanning for furniture (bed / crate / workbench / torch / etc.) and
return that if found. Items on the ground also win over the bare
floor. Floor only shows when nothing else occupies the tile.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds an InspectTooltip CanvasLayer that follows the mouse, samples the
tile under the cursor each frame, and renders a small dark panel with a
short description of whatever's there.
Per-entity describers cover the playable surface:
* Pawn: name + HP + mood + current job
* Tree / rock / big rock: progress %, "marked" tag if designated
* Wall: material + ghost/% if unbuilt
* Floor / door / torch: ghost vs complete state
* Bed: occupant or "available", medical tag
* Crate: full contents broken down by item type and count
* Workbench: label + active bills count
* Item on ground: type + stack size
* Corpse: deceased name + fresh/rotting/rotted state
* Wolf: HP + state
* Grave marker: deceased name
* Stockpile / graveyard zone: name + priority + accepted types
Layer 50 so the tooltip sits above the world but below modals (which
sit at 100+). process_mode = ALWAYS so hovering still works during
storyteller modals. Position auto-flips to the other side of the cursor
when it would overflow the viewport.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds an AudioManager autoload with three buses (Master, Music routed to
Master, SFX routed to Master), a small catalog of looping music + one-shot
SFX, and a single persistent AudioStreamPlayer for the music director.
Music
* Day and night loops swap on Clock.phase_changed (night during the night
phase, day everywhere else). Tracks pulled from Retro Farming Music 1
(day) and Cozy Melodies Pack 1 (night), both loopable OGG.
SFX
* Tree.fell, Rock.mined, BigRock.mined → tree_fell / mine_tick.
* EventBus.pawn_took_damage → combat_hit (Sword Pack 1).
* EventBus.storyteller_event_fired → ui_confirm sting.
* EventBus.alert_added → ui_click.
* play_sfx is rate-limited per key (80ms cooldown) so fast-sim doesn't
saturate the mixer.
Settings + suspend
* SettingsMenu master/music/sfx sliders now live-bind to the bus dB via
Audio.set_*_linear (linear → dB internally, 0 → -80dB silence). The
ambient slider is intentionally unwired; no ambient bus this pass.
* NOTIFICATION_APPLICATION_PAUSED + FOCUS_OUT mute the Master bus to
match the existing "no background sim" rule. Resume + focus restore it.
Bundle housekeeping
* Two zipped packs in the ElvGames bundle (Cozy Melodies Pack 1, Retro
Farming Music 1) extracted in place to keep pack identity intact for
the license/credits string. 8 OGG files curated into audio/ at ~5.3MB.
Verified end-to-end via MCP runtime: buses online, day_loop plays at
boot, manual phase swap day→night→day round-trips, slider linear→dB
mapping correct (0.5 → -6.02dB, 0.0 → -80dB), tree_fell SFX triggers.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds the Going-Medieval / Rimworld "door replaces wall" convention.
Painting a door on a tile occupied by a Wall (ghost OR completed):
* Reverses Wall._complete: erases the wall_layer stamp, marks the
pathfinder cell walkable, triggers room recompute.
* queue_free's the wall entity.
* Spawns the door ghost in its place via the normal designation flow.
Source of truth for "is there a wall here?" is World.build_queue, so the
rule covers both designation-painted walls and pre-built seeds (cabin,
test shed) which self-register via Wall._ready but aren't in
_build_sites_by_tile.
Verified via MCP: completed wall + door paint → wall gone, door ghost,
tile walkable, layer unstamped. Ghost wall + door paint → wall replaced
cleanly with no leftover ghosts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Player reported pawns ignoring chop designations. Root cause was a
lingering door designation at (36, 27) — painted on the test shed wall,
which is pre-built and impassable. ConstructionProvider (priority 6)
kept offering the doomed job; Decision picked it over chop (priority 5);
JobRunner cancelled the empty walk each tick. Busy-spin starved all
elective work.
Mirrors the reachability pattern from HaulingProvider / DoctorProvider /
EatProvider. For pathing-blocking sites (walls) we probe from an adjacent
walkable cell; for other sites (doors / beds / crates / torches) we probe
the site tile directly. Unreachable sites are skipped silently so the
queue can sit dormant without starving lower-priority work.
Verified via MCP: with a deliberately-unreachable door designation in
the queue, all three pawns successfully picked up chop jobs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Player reported pawns ignoring chop designations. Root cause:
ChopProvider/MineProvider iterated World.trees/World.rocks
unconditionally — paint set a null sentinel and never touched the entity,
so designation was cosmetic only. Pawns auto-chopped nearest unfelled tree.
* Added chop_designated: bool to Tree, mine_designated: bool to Rock and
BigRock (footprint-aware: paint on any of the 4 footprint cells flags
the boulder). Save/load round-trips the flag.
* world.gd._on_designation_added 'chop'/'mine' cases now find the entity
at the painted tile and flip the flag. _on_designation_cleared inverts.
* Boot seed auto-designates SAMPLE_TREES / SAMPLE_ROCKS / SAMPLE_BIG_ROCKS
so the cabin demo still produces wood + stone end-to-end without
requiring the player to paint first.
Also from the same audit (researcher mapped all 11 WorkProviders):
* DoctorProvider + EatProvider now pre-check reachability with
pathfinder.find_path before issuing a job, mirroring HaulingProvider's
pattern. Previously they handed out doomed walks that JobRunner had to
cancel, busy-spinning at 20 Hz.
Verified end-to-end via MCP runtime: undesignated tree/rock returns null
from provider; paint flips the flag and provider returns a chop/mine job;
un-paint clears the flag; BigRock footprint paint works on any of the 4
cells.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three playtest-reported bugs fixed out-of-phase before Phase 18:
* Furniture build-queue gap: Torch / Bed / Crate / Workbench / CremationPyre
were missing World.register_build_site(self) in _ready, so newly-painted
designations never entered ConstructionProvider's iteration. The seeded
cabin pre-built everything via _spawn_complete_* helpers, masking the gap
until a player painted a fresh furniture designation.
* Wall-trap regression for bystanders + walk-through pawns: Wall._complete
now dislodges any pawn on the tile via new Pathfinder.find_nearest_walkable
BFS helper; Pawn._advance_walk re-checks next tile walkability before
stepping, aborts walk + cancels job + lets Decision reroute. Phase 6's
adjacent-stand fix only protected the BUILDING pawn.
* Floor / Pawn Y-sort ambiguity: Floor was anchored at tile-center
(same Y as Pawn), so Y-sort tiebreak fell to scene-tree order and
Floor (spawned later) drew over Pawn. Moved Floor origin to top-of-tile
so Floor.y < Pawn.y under Y-sort; _draw rect offsets compensate.
All three verified via MCP runtime: torch built end-to-end, all 3 pawns
working on different jobs with no idle traps, pawn renders over floor.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Walls, items, and doors swapped from procedural draws to ElvGames atlas
sprites this session. Notes on tileset survey results (which atlases have
1-tile-wide doors vs castle gates), MCP execute_game_script statement
limit, and the .import-generation step required for new textures.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The previous 32×32 FG_Fortress arched gate at (4,19) was rejected as 'a
door for a entrance to a castle' — too imposing for a cabin's front door.
Pivot: FG_Village atlas (3, 24) — a single 16×16 olive-wood plank door
with a white U-handle, extracted from the red-roofed cottage template.
Sprite occupies one tile (no overhang, no rising lintel), bottom-anchored
the same as Wall so Y-sort layers pawns correctly.
Verified in MCP play_scene: the door slots cleanly into the demo cabin's
south-wall gap at (47, 28), matching the surrounding stone-brick wall
height. Ghost-alpha pipeline (0.4 in-build → 1.0 on _complete) intact.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Closed wooden door with stone arch from FG_Fortress (4..5, 19..20) — a 32×32
sprite bottom-anchored on the door tile. The 2-tile-wide sprite extends 8 px
into each flanking tile so the stone arch merges into adjacent wall sprites,
and the lintel rises one tile above the door tile (Y-sorted, occludes pawns).
Ghost state stays at 40% alpha until build completes, matching the Wall/Bed/
Workbench convention. _draw() is now a no-op; the sprite handles everything.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Stone, iron ore, gold, wood, plank now render as ElvGames FG_Abandoned_Mines
sprites instead of hue-hashed coloured squares. Other types fall back to the
procedural square; quality border + stack count badge are layered on top of
whichever base renders.
Atlas coords picked from /tmp/item_finals.png + /tmp/wood_plank_alts.png:
stone (5, 33) rock cluster with stone chunks
iron_ore (9, 33) rock with silver chunks
gold (13, 33) rock with gold chunks
wood (20, 13) chunky brown log pile
plank (28, 18) horizontal-grain plank stack
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Carpenter → FG_Interior (24, 20) 16×32 wood cabinet w/ drawers
- Smelter → FG_Marketplace (8, 30) anvil + hot metal
- Hearth → FG_Interior (16, 32) stove w/ burners
- Millstone → FG_Interior (17, 40) wood barrel + procedural wheel overlay
Adds label_text setter so the sprite rebuilds idempotently whether the
caller assigns label before or after setup() (world.gd assigns after,
SaveSystem after). Setter also calls _maybe_build_light() to fix a
pre-existing Phase 11 bug where Hearth never built its PointLight2D
(label_text was still default when _ready fired).
Unrecognised label_texts fall through to _draw_generic so ad-hoc
workbench variants keep rendering.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
User flagged the current walls as looking off. Investigation: coord (1, 1)
in FG_Fortress.png is actually a tan stone FLOOR tile — no brick texture,
no capstone, no depth — which is why a row of them read as pavement rather
than a wall.
Swap to coord (13, 4): the middle column of a 3-tile-wide capped wall in
the autotile region. Used as a single non-autotile sprite, it shows a dark
medieval brick wall with a visible top cap, brick coursing, and mortar
shadow. The side-by-side simulation at /tmp/wall_rows.png makes the
difference obvious — capped brick reads as a real wall, the floor tile
reads as graph paper.
Phase 5 wall rendering stays non-autotile (every wall uses the same sprite
regardless of neighbours), so even at corners the cabin will read more
clearly as a stone structure. Autotile pass is a separate future task.
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The procedural 3/4-perspective bed (16×16 box of stacked draw_rect calls)
gets replaced with a 16×32 single-column Sprite2D cropped from the ElvGames
House Interior tileset. The sprite spans the bed's tile plus the tile
immediately south — head with rounded pillow + frame in the bed tile, body
and wood foot rail in the foot tile. The foot tile stays walkable in the
pathfinder (Phase-4 simplification, matches small rocks).
Three variants chosen deterministically by tile hash so the same bed renders
the same colour across boots and saves:
• (32, 22) brown wood frame
• (35, 22) blue quilt
• (38, 22) pink quilt
Crops are LEFT-edge columns of the 2-/3-wide bundle beds — visually verified
in /tmp/bed_candidates.png against MIDDLE/RIGHT alternatives. LEFT shows the
clearest pillow shape + visible wood frame in a single column.
Setup work (sprite, position, y-sort) now lives inside setup() not _ready()
because _ready fires inside add_child() before the caller passes in the real
tile — same lesson as BigRock. _build_sprite() is idempotent (drops the
previous Sprite child) so the save-load flow (factory.setup → factory
on_build_tick → from_dict.setup) re-creates the sprite without leaks.
_draw() now renders only the medical-cross overlay when is_medical is true
— sprite handles ghost alpha via modulate. _complete() solidifies the sprite
from 0.4 to 1.0 alpha. The quality-tinted procedural sheets are dropped;
quality still drives sleep mood, just not visual colour.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A new entity for multi-tile rock formations. Same duck-typed contract as
single-tile Rock so MineProvider scans both transparently via World.rocks.
Differences from Rock:
• Occupies a 2×2 footprint anchored at origin_tile (top-left).
• Renders a single 32×32 Sprite2D drawn from the FG_Grasslands_Spring 2×2
cluster sprites at (22, 3) brown and (30, 3) gray.
• Blocks pathfinding on all four footprint tiles — pawns route around it.
• MineProvider asks `rock.approach_tile_for(pawn.tile)` for the walk
destination, so the pawn stands beside the boulder instead of trying to
path into the blocked footprint. Rock returns its own tile (walkable);
BigRock picks the nearest walkable perimeter neighbour.
• Mining takes 480 ticks (4× Rock) and drops 4 stone, one per footprint tile.
All init work happens in setup() rather than _ready(): the calling pattern is
`add_child(big); big.setup(origin)`, and _ready fires inside add_child with
origin_tile still at its zero default — anything reading origin_tile from
_ready would stamp the pathfinder at the wrong tile.
Wired through SaveSystem: factory preload, spawn-priority tier 0 (same as
Rock — static structures spawn before pawns), and a `&"big_rock"` factory.
World seed adds two demo boulders near the small-rock cluster
(65, 58) + (56, 64) so the visual contrast is on-screen from boot.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The earlier coords (24,7), (28,7), (12,13) in FG_Grasslands_Spring.png are
autotile interior pieces — clipping their 16×16 windows produces sprites that
visibly continue beyond the tile edge, betraying the autotile cluster they
were cut from.
Replace with six clean single-tile boulders from the rock band (x=16..29 at
y=3 and y=5). Each has a green margin on all four edges, so they read as
proper standalone rocks. Two color families (brown + gray) × three sizes
(round / peaked / squat) gives more visual variety than before too.
Multi-tile big-boulder formations at (22..23, 3..4) brown and (30..31, 3..4)
gray are noted in the comment for a future BigRock entity.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces three procedural _draw() entities with bundle sprites:
- Tree: was draw_rect trunk + draw_circle canopy. Now Sprite2D using
FG_Tree_Spring.png (64x80, 4 variants picked deterministically from
tile coord). Bottom-anchored so trunk base sits at tile bottom, canopy
rises into the cell above; y_sort_enabled so canopies tuck behind
pawns south of the trunk. Chop-progress notch overlay retained.
- Rock: was draw_colored_polygon hex. Now Sprite2D reading from the
existing FG_Grasslands_Spring.png decoration atlas at three eyeballed
coords (2 gray boulders, 1 brown rock pile). Variant deterministic
per tile. Mine-progress crack overlay retained.
- Stone wall: was procedural top-band + front-band + mortar lines. Now
Sprite2D from FG_Fortress.png at (1,1) — clean tan-stone brick fill.
Bottom-anchored (offset.y=-8) so the 16x16 sprite spans y=-16..0,
matching the procedural draw box exactly. Ghost state via modulate.a.
Wood walls still use procedural _draw_wood_wall — no clean 16x16 wood
tile found in the bundle yet (Pixel Crawler Walls.png is 32x32, would
need crop+rescale).
Asset additions:
- art/sprites/FG_Tree_Spring.png (Tier 1, Grasslands pack)
- FG_Fortress.png and FG_Grasslands_Spring.png were already in art/tiles
from earlier passes; this commit just consumes them from new sites.
Headless boots clean, runtime verified: trees look like chunky pixel-art
trees with root flare, rocks read as real boulders, cabin walls show
proper brick texture.
License: all ElvGames Humble bundle — commercial OK with credit.
Credit-string compilation still open.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
First visual pass: replaces nothing, adds a decoration TileMapLayer above
Terrain that paints ~8% of cells with random overlay sprites pulled from
FG_Grasslands_Spring.png. Mix of 3 grass-sprout variants, 3 white-with-
colored-center flowers, and 2 scattered-grass-dot patches. ~540 cells
populated on the 80x80 map; deterministic seed so layout is stable.
The bundle's design assumes flat-color terrain + overlay sprites for
visual richness — so this is the cheapest possible win that uses the
art we own. Terrain base, walls, trees, pawns, UI all unchanged.
Implementation lives in world.gd as _build_decoration_tileset() +
_paint_decorations(); the Decoration TileMapLayer is added to
world.tscn at z_index=0 (siblings render in tree order so it draws
between Terrain and Floor). Tileset is built at runtime pointing at
res://art/tiles/FG_Grasslands_Spring.png, mirroring the existing
_build_placeholder_tileset pattern.
Verified MCP runtime: world feels like a meadow now, no perf hit.
Headless boot logs '[world] decoration: painted 541 overlay cells'.
License: ElvGames Humble bundle — commercial use OK with credit (see
docs/art.md). Credit string compilation is still an open audit item.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two compounding bugs made hauling appear broken when targets were behind
walls. User report: 'i set a stockpile and there is stuff to move' — items
sat indefinitely.
JobRunner._tick_walk treated 'path is empty' (unreachable) by marking the
walk toil done and silently advancing to the next toil. Pickup/deposit
then ran at the pawn's CURRENT tile instead of the intended target —
'Bram pickup: no item at (44, 25)' for an item that lived at (45, 21).
The job 'completed' wrongly. Now an unreachable walk cancel_job()'s,
letting Decision pick something else next tick.
HaulingProvider didn't pre-check reachability before handing out a job.
With the JobRunner fix alone, Decision would have re-picked the same
unreachable haul every tick (busy-spin at 20 Hz). Now the item loop and
corpse loop both skip targets where find_path is empty from pawn.tile.
Cost: ~10 us pathfind per candidate; trivial at MVP scale.
Verified MCP runtime: bread at (45, 21) (reachable) hauled end-to-end to
the stockpile at (15, 62). Bread at (50, 21) (unreachable behind the
cabin wall arrangement) correctly skipped — no job assigned, no busy
spin in the log. Bram completed the haul and picked up his next job
(Harvest wheat) naturally.
Note: the JobRunner unreachable-cancel fix also helps any other provider
whose walk_to leg fails — chop/mine/construction were silently 'finishing'
the same way when targets walled off. They now cancel cleanly too. Their
providers don't yet pre-check reachability, so they could cancel-loop on
unreachable targets if nothing else is queued — left for a followup once
a real case surfaces.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Visible bug: with 1 wall ghost queued, all 3 pawns picked the same site;
2 stood idle while 1 built. Same shape would affect chop/mine/haul/etc.
Design: Job carries an untyped target_node ref (the tree/rock/build-site/
crop/item/patient/workbench/etc the job is acting on). Job.is_target_taken_
by_other(target, excluding_pawn) does an O(pawns) scan of live job state to
ask 'is anyone else already working this?'. Each WorkProvider's find_best_
for() now skips claimed targets in its scan and sets j.target_node before
returning. No per-entity claim state, no .claim()/.release() bookkeeping,
no save-format change — target_node is intentionally not serialized
because pawns re-decide and re-bind naturally after load.
Providers updated: construction / chop / mine / plant (harvest path) /
hauling (item AND corpse) / cleaning (target is Vector2i tile not Node;
field is untyped, doc'd) / doctor / crafting (workbench).
Not touched: rest (everyone shares the rest tile, that's fine), eat /
sleep (food and beds have their own availability gates; flagged as a
followup if multi-pawn food contention surfaces).
Verified MCP runtime: fresh boot, 3 pawns picked 3 distinct wall sites
(44,28)/(45,28)/(44,27) with distinct target_node refs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
NEEDS_CATEGORIES used to be [&"rest", &"eat", &"sleep"]. Decision iterates
needs providers before eligible work providers and picks the first one
that returns a non-null job. EatProvider/SleepProvider correctly gate on
hunger/sleep thresholds (return null when not hungry/tired), so they
yield to work when no need is pressing. But RestProvider always returns
a job — by design, it's the catch-all fallback ("stand here"). With
"rest" in NEEDS_CATEGORIES the loop preempted on RestProvider every
tick: pawns assigned 'Rest at (50, 50)' and never reached the
chop/mine/construction providers despite valid designations.
Fix: remove &"rest" from NEEDS_CATEGORIES. RestProvider falls into the
eligible bucket; its provider.priority=0 sorts it last in the eligible
sort (chop=5, mine/construction=5, etc, win the priority tiebreaker).
work_priorities doesn't include a "rest" key so priorities.get falls
through to NORMAL=3, keeping rest eligible for everyone (the UI matrix
deliberately omits rest per Pawn.work_priorities comment).
Verified MCP runtime: fresh boot, all 3 pawns picked 'Build stone wall
at (44, 28)' instead of 'Rest at (50, 50)'; advanced to next wall site
within 5 seconds.
Bug surfaced by first real playtest with painted designations — the
in-context audit caught it within ~5 min of inspection.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Three alert signals had no UI subscribers — gameplay failures vanished
silently. Now all three feed AlertsLog via translator handlers that
forward to the generic alert_added sink.
- EventBus: new no_stockpile_accepts(item_type, tile) and
bill_blocked(recipe_label, reason, focus_tile) signals.
- HaulingProvider: per-item-type 30s cooldown; emits when find_best_for
scan finishes with viable items but no destinations.
- CraftingProvider: per-(workbench, reason) 60s cooldown; emits at the
skill_too_low and missing_ingredient continue sites. no_workbench
reason declared for future use but not emitted (the iteration shape
has no natural site for it).
- AlertsLog: connect + disconnect for all three signals using the same
has_signal-guarded pattern; translator handlers convert to localized
alert_added(severity, text, focus_tile).
- AlertsLog catch-up: room_too_large emits during World init, before
this CanvasLayer mounts. _catch_up_room_too_large() in _ready scans
World.rooms for rooms > ROOM_AUTOROOF_CAP and replays them, so the
pre-built cabin's 24-tile-too-large warning lands in the log on every
boot. Hauling/bill signals fire at runtime so they need no catch-up.
Verified runtime: cabin warning shows up in AlertsLog with severity
'warn' and focus_tile (45, 24) — the cabin top-left.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The auto_pause flag on THREAT events paused Sim when the modal fired, but
resolve_current() never resumed it. Player dismisses the modal expecting play
to continue; sim stays paused; pawns appear stuck. (Surfaced by first real PC
playtest after the controls patch.)
Now: capture Sim.current_speed before paying the pause, restore it on
resolve if the player hasn't manually changed speed during the modal
(current_speed != PAUSE skips restore so the player's choice wins). Field
round-trips via save_dict for the save-during-modal edge case.
Verified MCP runtime: lone_wolf modal fires at boot, speed=0, dismissal
restores speed=1 and pawns immediately walk toward their next job.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds full PC keyboard+mouse support on top of existing touch controls. Touch
paths untouched. All input goes through named actions in project.godot.
Bindings:
- WASD / arrows: camera pan (speed scales with zoom)
- = / -: keyboard zoom in/out
- C / Home: center on selected pawn
- Tab / Shift+Tab: cycle through pawns (pans camera to selection)
- B / L / P / ,: toggle BuildDrawer / AlertsLog / WorkPriorityMatrix / Settings
- Escape: cancel active designation tool > close topmost panel > deselect pawn
- Right-click: cancel active tool or deselect pawn (RTS convention)
- F: speed_cycle (action restored; handler still TODO)
- pawn_prev action removed; Shift+Tab read via event.shift_pressed inline
Escape priority enforced by Designation._input running before _unhandled_input
plus each panel consuming its own cancel action when visible.
Also fixes a pre-existing pre-Phase-17 bug: WorkPriorityMatrix, AlertsLog,
StorytellerModal, LoadMenu, and SettingsMenu had MOUSE_FILTER_STOP Controls
(Backdrop / Dim) that remained input-active when the panel was "closed" —
their open/close paths only toggled _root.visible / _panel.visible, never
CanvasLayer.visible. World mouse events (right-click deselect, left-click
pawn-select) were silently eaten. Now each _set_visible / open / close
toggles self.visible (the CanvasLayer) so input dispatch shuts off properly.
Verified end-to-end via MCP runtime: WASD pan, zoom keys, Tab+Shift+Tab
cycle, B-open + Escape-close, right-click deselect, left-click pawn-select
all working in sequence with no input bleed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
