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rules

Battle Zone Zero's constants (palette, tank, shell, enemy and wave tuning), its live state (phase, score, hi-score, lives, wave, hull) and its rules. Every slice requires `game.rules`, reads tuning from it and changes game state only through its functions (`startGame`, `damage`,…

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What it does

rules

Battle Zone Zero's constants (palette, tank, shell, enemy and wave tuning), its live state (phase, score, hi-score, lives, wave, hull) and its rules. Every slice requires game.rules, reads tuning from it and changes game state only through its functions (startGame, damage, beginWave, clearWave, addScore, registerTank...). Rules.on(event, fn) subscribes to game events; the list is at the top of init.luau.

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

strict

wave(n: number) → void

Tuning for wave `n` (1..WAVES): how many enemies, how fast they drive, how often and how accurately they fire.

argtypedescription
nnumber

on(event: string, fn: (any) → void

Subscribe to a game event. Returns a function that unsubscribes.

argtypedescription
eventstring
fn(any

emit(event: string, payload: any?) → void

Fire a game event to every listener. A listener that errors is logged and dropped (it is almost always a subscriber whose component is gone).

argtypedescription
eventstring
payloadany?

setPhase(p: string) → void

argtypedescription
pstring

startGame( ) → void

Start a fresh game from the title or an end screen: score 0, 3 lives, full hull, phase "playing". The WaveDirector starts wave 1 on this.

toTitle( ) → void

Return to the title screen.

addScore(points: number) → void

Add points to the score (and the hi-score when it is beaten).

argtypedescription
pointsnumber

registerTank(id: string, team: string, maxHull: number, radius: number, onDamage: ((number, string?) → void

Register a tank so shells can hit it and the radar can show it. `onDamage(amount, by)` is optional.

argtypedescription
idstring
teamstring
maxHullnumber
radiusnumber
onDamage((number, string?

unregisterTank(id: string) → void

Remove a tank from the registry (on despawn).

argtypedescription
idstring

reviveTank(id: string) → void

Mark a registered tank alive again with full hull (player respawn).

argtypedescription
idstring

damage(id: string, amount: number, by: string?) → boolean

Deal damage to a registered tank. Emits tankDamaged, and tankDestroyed when hull reaches 0 (with score for an enemy, a lost life for the player). Returns true if it destroyed the tank.

argtypedescription
idstring
amountnumber
bystring?

beginWave(n: number, enemies: number) → void

Called by the WaveDirector as a wave begins.

argtypedescription
nnumber
enemiesnumber

clearWave( ) → void

Called by the WaveDirector when every enemy of the wave is destroyed: banks the bonus, repairs the player, and declares victory after the last wave.

playing( ) → boolean

True while the game is being played (input and AI should run).

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backing path · game/rules.module

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