# game.rules Banana 2077's one shared module: palette, the Peel Kabuki street layout every slice builds to, tuning for the player, baton and enemies, the controls list, the live game state (`R.state`, kept across hot reloads), the event bus (`R.on` / `R.emit`) and the rule functions that change state (`damagePlayer`, `healPlayer`, `addEddies`, `setSunglasses`, `registerTarget`, `hit`, `reportKill`, `setPhase`, `startRun`). Required by every slice; owned by the lead. See `/zero/source/design/spec.md`.

# ui The quests slice's screens, all drawn on events and never rebuilt per frame: - **Toasts** (`b77q_toasts`, layer 151): stacked notification cards at the top right, one per `game.rules` `notify`. Each card takes its colour and icon from its kind (info, xp, item, quest, romance, eddies, warn, hack, objective). A card lasts about 3 s, and at most 4 show at once. - **Banner** (`b77q_banner`, layer 152): one banner at a time from a queue. It shows NEW QUEST / GIG ACCEPTED when a quest starts, QUEST COMPLETE with the rewards when one ends, and the big LEVEL UP ("+1 ATTRIBUTE POINT — PRESS I"). - **Phone** (`b77q_phone`, layer 153): the incoming-call card for a fixer's call. - **Journal** (`b77q_journal`, layer 154): quests grouped MAIN JOBS / GIGS / ROMANCE / DONE. The selected quest shows its title, giver, summary, objectives (done stages struck through, the current one highlighted) and rewards, plus a TRACK button. Opening it takes the `journal` focus, frees the mouse pointer and activates `game.quests.journalnav` (up / down / track / close). Closing gives them all back. `U.new(io)` returns the runtime. `io.put(name, tree)` and `io.hide(name)` come from the `Quests` component, which registers the screens itself so the journal's clicks (`jq:<id>`, `jtrack`, `jclose`) reach its `onCallback`. `U.rewardsText(rewards)` formats a reward table as one line.

# flow The quests runtime. The `Quests` component calls `F.start(env)` once in `start()` and gets back a session. Call `session.tick()` at about 4 Hz and `session.stop()` in `onDestroy`. What a session does, all on `game.rules` events: - Registers the cast's quest dialogue (`content.TALK`) as talk providers at priority 50. - Starts **The Rotten Apple** on the first run of a profile. It also keeps the job in step with the street: `bossCue` moves it to *take down Don*, `bossDefeated` to *see Dex*, and a death reset puts it back to *clear the street*. A save with `don_defeated` set never needs the street again. - Keeps the live objective counters current ("Clear the Rotten Crew 3/8", "Find the clues 2/3"). - Requests each gig's fight from the combat slice while its stage is active, and cancels it when the stage ends. `encounterCleared` advances the stage. - Spawns the props a stage needs and registers them as interactables: terminals, crane console and server open a Breach Protocol; clues and the guitar are picked up. `breachDone` advances the stage or asks V to retry. - Places Dex's phone calls once the main job reaches the docks and again once it is done. Each call opens two gigs. `env.phone(call)` draws the card. - Moves the one neon waypoint beacon to the tracked quest's waypoint. It is coloured by quest kind and hidden when V stands next to it. `session.stop()` unsubscribes everything and removes the providers, props, interactables and beacon.

# journal The quest journal toggle: **J** on keyboard, **D-pad Right** on a gamepad, and a small **JOURNAL** touch button at the upper right. The `Quests` component activates this map while a run is playing and toggles the journal on press. Its group is `quests_hud`, so the journal's own navigation map does not stand it down, and the same button also closes the journal.

# journal.inputBinding One control of the quest journal; see the map README for what it does on each device.