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HL

The shared spine of *Helsinki Life*: constants, the board graph (43 tiles with positions, kinds, districts and successors), landmark anchors, camera framing numbers, the game state container, the event bus the slices talk over, the `HL.actions` table the rules fill in, the pacing…

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What it does

HL

The shared spine of Helsinki Life: constants, the board graph (43 tiles with positions, kinds, districts and successors), landmark anchors, camera framing numbers, the game state container, the event bus the slices talk over, the HL.actions table the rules fill in, the pacing (HL.TIMING) and the sound names (HL.SFX).

local HL = require("game.core.HL")
HL.tile(6).next            -- { 7, 101 }: the fork at Pasila station
HL.pawnSlot(22, 2)         -- where pawn 2 stands on the Cathedral tile
HL.on("moveStep", function(ev) ... end)
HL.emit("sfx", { name = "hop" })
HL.state().players[1].money

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zero/source-extract/v2

HL — the shared spine of HELSINKI LIFE. Every slice requires this one module and nothing else of each other: local HL = require("game.core.HL") It holds the constants (players, money, scoring), the BOARD GRAPH (every tile with its world position, kind, district and successors), the LANDMARK anchors the board and the camera compose around, the camera framing numbers, the game STATE container the rules slice writes and everyone else reads, and the EVENT BUS the slices talk over. World frame: X east, Z south (toward the bottom of a portrait screen), Y up. North is -Z. One unit is roughly one Helsinki block on this board.

score(p: ?) → void

Final score of one player record (see M.newPlayer for the shape).

argtypedescription
p?

tile(id: ?, x: ?, z: ?, kind: ?, district: ?, label: ?, opts: ?) → void

argtypedescription
id?
x?
z?
kind?
district?
label?
opts?

tile(id: ?) → void

argtypedescription
id?

tileIds( ) → void

The ids in board order: spine first, then the branch.

tilePos(id: ?) → void

The world position of a tile's centre.

argtypedescription
id?

pawnSlot(tileId: ?, slot: ?) → void

argtypedescription
tileId?
slot?

newPlayer(index: ?, name: ?) → void

argtypedescription
index?
name?

state( ) → void

The live game record, or nil before any game was set up.

resetState(count: ?, names: ?) → void

Start a fresh record for `count` players (2..4) with optional names.

argtypedescription
count?
names?

currentPlayer( ) → void

logLine(text: ?) → void

Push a line to the running log (the HUD ticker reads the tail).

argtypedescription
text?

on(name: ?, fn: ?) → void

argtypedescription
name?
fn?

emit(name: ?, payload: ?) → void

argtypedescription
name?
payload?

clearListeners( ) → void

Drop every listener. The rules slice calls this on a full restart.

setPhase(phase: ?) → void

Set the phase and announce it.

argtypedescription
phase?

__index(_: ?, key: ?) → void

argtypedescription
_?
key?

money(n: ?) → void

Helpers every slice reaches for "€12 500" with a thin space, the way a Finnish receipt prints it.

argtypedescription
n?

palette(index: ?) → void

The palette record for a player index.

argtypedescription
index?
⌬ Metadata
descriptionThe shared spine of Helsinki Life: board graph, landmark anchors, palette, camera numbers, game state container, event bus, actions table and pacing constants every slice of the game codes against.

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backing path · game/core/HL.module

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