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game

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game

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Interface

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

strict

setSubscriber(owner: string?) → void

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ownerstring?

buildTag( ) → string

clearSubscriptions(owner: string) → void

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ownerstring

on(name: string, fn: (any) → void

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namestring
fn(any

emit(name: string, payload: any) → void

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namestring
payloadany

setPhase(p: Phase) → void

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pPhase

clearHolds( ) → void

addHold(h: { pos: { number }, normal: { number }?, kind: string?, grip: number?, anchor: boolean? }) → number

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h{ pos: { number }, normal: { number }?, kind: string?, grip: number?, anchor: boolean? }

holds( ) → void

hold(id: number) → Hold

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idnumber

pickHold(from: { number }, dir: { number }, radius: number?, skipId: number?) → Hold

Nearest hold to `from`, biased toward `dir`, inside `radius`. Returns the hold and its score, or nil. This is the ONE place the reach rule lives, so the HUD's highlight and the hand's actual grab can never disagree.

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from{ number }
dir{ number }
radiusnumber?
skipIdnumber?

registerPart(name: string, p: Part) → void

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namestring
pPart

parts( ) → void

lerp(a: number, b: number, t: number) → number

Small shared helpers, so six slices do not write six of each.

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anumber
bnumber
tnumber

clamp01(v: number) → number

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vnumber

approach(current: number, target: number, rate: number, dt: number) → number

damped approach that behaves the same at any framerate

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currentnumber
targetnumber
ratenumber
dtnumber

v3add(a: { number }, b: { number }) → void

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a{ number }
b{ number }

v3scale(a: { number }, s: number) → void

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a{ number }
snumber

v3len(a: { number }) → number

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a{ number }

v3norm(a: { number }) → void

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a{ number }

gripColor(fraction: number) → void

grip colour for a stamina fraction — HUD, suit emissive and hold highlight all read the same ramp so they never disagree about "in trouble".

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fractionnumber

windAt(y: number) → number

wind at an altitude, before the gust envelope

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ynumber
⌬ Types
Phase = "boot" | "title" | "intro" | "climb" | "fall" | "won" | "lost"HandState = {Hold = {Part = {

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# game/live.module The one table the running game keeps across a hot reload. Editing a module re-evaluates every module that depends on it. `game.game` and `game.boot` are therefore re-run many times in a working session, and anything they held in a module-local table would be replaced by an empty one while the entities the slices built are still standing in the scene — the phase, the blackboard, the event listeners, the hold registry and the record of which slices are built, all quietly reset, with the game still looking correct and no longer moving. `live.module` depends on nothing, so nothing re-evaluates it, so the tables it hands out are the same tables for the whole session. It holds no logic. Anything with behaviour would have to change eventually, and the moment it changed it would stop being durable. ## Used by - `game/game.module` — `Game` itself, `Game.state`, the event bus, the hold registry, the part list. - `game/boot.module` — which slices are built, their module tables, their root entities.
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backing path · game/game.module

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+ quality × 0.35
+ performance × 0.25
± compat factor

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