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moments

The three staged moments of FIRST LIGHT, written as `cutscene` definitions and built the frame they are played, so each frames the world as it stands.

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moments

The three staged moments of FIRST LIGHT, written as cutscene definitions and built the frame they are played, so each frames the world as it stands.

  • opening() — out of the lava, up the spire, down onto the pilgrim's shoulder, ending where the follow camera lives.
  • finale() — the camera turns to the sunrise, reading the sun light's own live direction, and fades to first light.
  • loss() — no shots: the bands close over wherever the player was looking.

OPENING_LINE_AT, FINALE_LINE_AT and LOSS_LINE_AT say how far into each the narrator speaks. Every definition is unskippable by key on purpose — the skip is game/staging/skip.inputMap, which carries all three device classes.

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

strict

avatar( ) → any

The local player's body, or nil before it spawns.

avatarPos( ) → void

sunBearing( ) → void

The horizontal direction TOWARD the sun, normalised. The `sun` light's `direction` points at the light, and the lava slice swings it through the dawn, so this is read live rather than written down.

at(p: { number }, s: { number }, c: { number }, a: number, b: number, h: number) → void

p + sun * a + cross * b + up * h, as a world anchor.

argtypedescription
p{ number }
s{ number }
c{ number }
anumber
bnumber
hnumber

opening( ) → any

Out of the lava, up the spire, and down onto the pilgrim's shoulder. It ends where the follow camera lives, so handing control back is a settle rather than a cut.

finale( ) → any

The camera leaves the climb and turns to the sunrise: the pilgrim backlit, the sun cresting, then the whole rim under the dawn.

loss( ) → any

No shots, so the camera stays where the player was looking when it went wrong. The bands close, the colour drains, the narrator says what took them.

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narrator
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# narrator The voice of FIRST LIGHT and the words on screen. `narrator.new(host)` returns an object owning the entity the voice comes out of, the caption screen (layer 900) and the beat bloom (layer 899), and gives all three back on `destroy`. `say(key)` speaks a line and prints it; `flash(tint, seconds)` throws a warm bloom at the edge of the frame for a moment that keeps the player's camera; `update(dt)` runs the caption clock; `setPaused(on)` holds a line where it is while the game is paused. Every measurement comes from `L.layout()`, so the block sits the same way up a tall phone as a wide monitor. It stays clear of `LETTERBOX`, the band a cutscene paints over the UI.
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lavic
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# lavic <!-- zero:scaffolded-readme --> <!-- Replace the line below with what this module provides and who consumes it, then delete both comment lines. --> TODO: describe this module.
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backing path · game/staging/moments.module

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