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screens

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screens

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zero/source-extract/v2

firstlight.ui.screens — the full-screen moments: the title with the premise, the death screen with the journal, the First Light win screen, the sleep fade and the frostbite vignette. Each function returns a widget tree; the component registers and shows them.

fullscreen(extra: ?) → void

argtypedescription
extra?

rule(width: ?, delay: ?) → void

A thin amber rule with a glow.

argtypedescription
width?
delay?

starfield( ) → void

title( ) → void

death(payload: ?, journal: ?, message: ?) → void

argtypedescription
payload?
journal?
message?

win(payload: ?) → void

argtypedescription
payload?

fade(opacity: ?) → void

argtypedescription
opacity?

vignette(strength: ?) → void

argtypedescription
strength?

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# firstlight.rules The one module every part of First Light requires: `require("firstlight.rules")`. It holds the game's numbers (day length, temperatures, calorie burn, stove fuel rates, bear ranges, starting stores), the layout of the station and the sites around it, the shared blackboard `M.state`, the event bus `M.events`, and the clock. ## The clock `M.tick(dt)` is called once per play frame by the scene entrypoint. It advances `M.state.run.elapsed`, derives `M.state.clock` (day, fraction of day, hour, sun elevation, twilight openness) and emits `day`, `noon` and `firstLight`. `M.sleepToMorning()` jumps to 07:00 next day; `M.restore(elapsed)` rebuilds the clock from a persisted run. Pure helpers: `sunElevation(day, t)`, `twilightSeconds(day)`, `airC(day, t)`, `windChill(airC, windMs)`, `progress(day)`, `rng(seed, salt)`, `dist2d`. ## The blackboard `M.state` has one section per slice. A slice writes its own section and reads the others: `run`, `clock`, `weather`, `body`, `hut`, `stores`, `bear`, `journal`. ## Events `M.events.on(name, fn)` returns an unsubscribe function; `M.events.emit(name, payload)` calls every listener. The names and payloads are listed at the top of `init.luau`. `M.say(text, seconds)` emits `say` for the HUD.
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