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tram

The player pawn of **Helsinki Life**: a toy HKL tram, modelled once as a runtime mesh and stood up per player with that player's colour on its paintwork.

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What it does

tram

The player pawn of Helsinki Life: a toy HKL tram, modelled once as a runtime mesh and stood up per player with that player's colour on its paintwork.

local Tram = require("game.pieces.tram")
local pawn = Tram.spawn(parent, 1, "pawn_green")
pawn:setPose({ x, y, z }, yawDegrees, leanDegrees)
pawn:setVisible(false)
pawn:despawn()

The hull is a side profile - raked nose, domed roof, waist band - extruded across the width by game.pieces.meshkit. On top of it sits the detail that makes it read as a made thing: a three-pane window strip per side with doors between, a recessed raked windscreen and rear window, the cream band carried round both ends, bogies and bumpers, headlamps and tail lamps that glow, a trolley pole with its contact bow, and the route number on the nose board and both flanks. The four seats carry real Helsinki lines - 3, 6, 9, 1.

Forward is the entity's own -Z, so a pawn travelling south down the board stands at yaw 180 and shows its face to the player. M.SCALE is the size the model is stood on the board at, chosen so four pawns sharing one tile at HL.pawnSlot - 1.1 board units apart - stand clear of each other.

Finishes come from game/pieces/materials/: piece_paint (tinted per player), piece_cream, piece_glass, piece_metal, piece_lamp, piece_tail.

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tram - the player pawn of HELSINKI LIFE: a toy HKL tram. One hand-built low-poly tram, modelled once as a runtime mesh and stood up per player with the player's colour on its paintwork. The silhouette is a Valmet-ish Helsinki tram seen from the side - raked nose, domed roof, waist band - and the detail pass on top of it is what makes it read as a made thing rather than a box: a three-pane window strip per side with cream pillars between, a recessed raked windscreen, doors, headlamps and tail lamps that glow, a trolley pole with its contact bow, and the route number on the nose board. local Tram = require("game.pieces.tram") local pawn = Tram.spawn(parent, 1, "tram_green") pawn:setPose({ x, y, z }, yawDegrees, leanDegrees) Forward is the entity's own -Z, so a pawn travelling south down the board (toward +Z, toward the camera) stands at yaw 180 and shows its face to the player.

bodyMesh( ) → void

The hull, built once and shared by every pawn.

mat(which: string) → void

The six finishes the tram is made of, resolved once by static identity.

argtypedescription
whichstring

part(parent: ?, name: ?, model: ?, which: ?, pos: ?, scale: ?, tint: ?, pitch: ?) → void

One detail part: a primitive box/sphere/cylinder in one of the six materials, optionally tinted and optionally pitched about X.

argtypedescription
parent?
name?
model?
which?
pos?
scale?
tint?
pitch?

setPose(pos: ?, yaw: ?, lean: ?) → void

Put the pawn at a world point, facing `yaw` degrees about Y, leaning `lean` degrees forward (the hop's nose-dip).

argtypedescription
pos?
yaw?
lean?

setVisible(on: boolean) → void

argtypedescription
onboolean

despawn( ) → void

spawn(parent: ?, index: number, name: string) → void

Stand one tram up as a temporary child of `parent`, painted in the palette of player `index` (1..4).

argtypedescription
parent?
indexnumber
namestring

add(e: ?) → void

argtypedescription
e?

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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 (`HL.TIMING`) and the sound names (`HL.SFX`). ```lua 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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# meshkit A small flat-shaded mesh builder - the geometry the **Helsinki Life** pieces are modelled with. Every triangle carries its own face normal, which is what gives the low-poly diorama its crisp shaded facets. ```luau local kit = require("game.pieces.meshkit") local b = kit.builder() b:extrudeX(profile, halfWidth) -- a closed { z, y } profile swept across X b:wedge(radius, halfAngle, thickness, segments) b:ring(inner, outer, thickness, segments) b:tri(p0, p1, p2, facing) -- facing states which way the face points b:quad(a, b, c, d, facing) b:polygon(points, facing) local mesh = renderer.mesh.create(b:build(), guid) ``` A face states the direction it wants to point and the builder orders the triangle to match, so geometry is written by shape rather than by winding; `extrudeX` takes its profile in either direction and orients every wall outward from the profile's own centroid. `kit.yawQuat(deg)` and `kit.pitchYawQuat(pitch, yaw)` build the `{x, y, z, w}` rotations the pieces are posed with. `builder:triangleCount()` is the cheap check that a shape actually produced geometry.
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backing path · game/pieces/tram.module

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