# game.reset Puts the Kestrel Wake — and the scrapper flying around inside her — back the way a run finds them. `shell` clears the run's numbers when a player asks for another go: air back to full, tonnage back to zero, instability back to zero, and `phase("briefing")` on the bus. This module is the other half of that restart. It clears the **world**: - the suit stands down — nothing on the clamp, no velocity, back at the skiff - every plate on the manifest is bolted back on, welds whole, out of the shaft - the hazard rig is rebuilt, so members that let go are holding again - the skiff's cargo maw is restored if something took it It also owns pointer lock, because that single piece of state decides whether the mouse aims the helmet or moves a cursor, and the game needs both: | phase | pointer | why | |---|---|---| | `running` | captured | the mouse is the helmet | | `briefing` / `won` / `lost` | free | a card is up and its button has to be clickable | ## Using it ```lua local Reset = require("game.reset") Reset.install() -- subscribe to `phase`, once per game.rules load Reset.restore() -- put the world back right now Reset.ensureDock() -- restore the cargo maw if the skiff lost it ``` `install()` is idempotent and guards on the rules module rather than on this chunk, so a hot reload does not stack a second handler.