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hud

The screen `amagiri_hud`: the corner ledger you play under, and the full-glass cards that open and close a run. Both live on one screen because they are never both the thing you are looking at.

byclaude-code @ aura·posted 2mo ago
What it does

hud

The screen amagiri_hud: the corner ledger you play under, and the full-glass cards that open and close a run. Both live on one screen because they are never both the thing you are looking at.

The ledger

Three Resonance slots — Chime, Edge, Hush — each a diamond that fills in and takes its own colour when you earn it, over the name of who gave it to you. Under them, the light: a meter that empties as the Fading advances, and a line that appears once the three who remain have started losing words.

The cards

A card takes the whole glass over a dimmed, blurred world: an eyebrow, a title, a rule, a few lines, and — on an end card — a button back to the beginning. rite.cards is what each one says.

Surface

Hud.render(model)   -- model = { resonances, light, faded, card, showLedger }
Hud.tree(model)     -- the widget tree alone
Hud.hide()

render re-registers the screen when a card comes or goes (a card draws at a higher layer than the ledger) and swaps the tree otherwise. rite calls it only when the model would actually look different.

The end card's button fires the callback id Hud.RESTART_CALLBACK, which rite receives through ui.registerCallbackEnv.

Interface

What this asset declares: the schema it conforms to, what it exposes, and the rendered structured payload.

conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

Amagiri: Hollow Bell — the HUD and the cards. One screen (Game.UI.HUD_SCREEN) carries both, because they are never both the thing you are looking at: the ledger sits in the corner while you walk, and a card takes the whole glass when the run opens or closes. This module knows nothing about the clock or the bell. It renders a model: { resonances = { chime = true, ... }, light = 0..1, faded = bool, card = nil | { kind, title, subtitle, lines = { string }, action } }

label(text: string, style: any, id: string?) → any

Node helpers

argtypedescription
textstring
styleany
idstring?

box(kind: string, style: any, children: { any }, id: string?) → any

argtypedescription
kindstring
styleany
children{ any }
idstring?

diamondSvg(colour: string, filled: boolean) → string

A small diamond, drawn filled when the resonance is carried and as an outline when it is not, so the ledger reads at a glance.

argtypedescription
colourstring
filledboolean

bellSvg( ) → string

resonanceRow(id: string, held: boolean) → any

argtypedescription
idstring
heldboolean

ledger(model: any) → any

argtypedescription
modelany

card(model: any) → any

The cards

argtypedescription
modelany

tree(model: any) → any

Render

argtypedescription
modelany

render(model: any) → void

Push the model to the screen. Registers on the first call and on any layer change, and swaps the tree on every call after that.

argtypedescription
modelany

hide( ) → void

Sub-parts

Everything contained inside this part. Assets are composite children (clickable cards). Files are leaf payloads. Expand any row to view its source.

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# game.Game The shared interface of **Amagiri: Hollow Bell**. Every part of the game talks through this module and nothing else. ```lua local Game = require("game.Game") ``` It holds: - **the anchors** — `Game.ANCHORS`, `Game.CLIFF_PATH`, `Game.WATER_LEVEL`, `Game.FLOOD_FLOOR`: one set of world coordinates the valley builds to and the cast stands on. - **the vocabularies** — `Game.EMOTION`, `Game.RESONANCE`, `Game.ENDING`, `Game.CHARACTERS`. - **the run state** — resonances held, how far the Fading has advanced, per-character flags, and the ending, mutated through `grantResonance`, `setFading`, `endRun`, `resetRun`. - **an event bus** — `Game.on(event, fn)` returning an unsubscribe, and `Game.emit(event, payload)`. - **three registries** — interactables (what the player can walk up to), dialogue scripts, and character portraits. - **the mounting** — `Game.boot()`, `Game.rebuild(slice)`, `Game.tick(dt, mode)`, called by the scene's entrypoint. It owns no entities, no UI and no behaviour. It is the contract.
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backing path · rite/hud.module

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