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uimenu.inputMap

The controls a **menu** answers to in *First Light: Vagant*, and nothing else. `Screens.component` activates it the instant a card goes up and releases it the instant the last one comes down.

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What it does

uimenu.inputMap

The controls a menu answers to in First Light: Vagant, and nothing else. Screens.component activates it the instant a card goes up and releases it the instant the last one comes down.

Its group is ui and it suppresses:

  • player — the vagant's own scheme, so nobody walks into a ditch while reading the how-to card.
  • uipause — the control that opens the pause card, so one Escape cannot close a card and re-open it in the same frame.

Controls

ControlKindKeyboard / mouseGamepadTouch
navigateaxis2arrow keysd-pad—
navigateStickaxis2—left stick—
confirmbuttonEnter, Numpad Enter, Spacesouth—
backbuttonEscape, Backspace, right mouseeast—
restartbuttonRnorth—

Touch is declared false on purpose, not by omission. Every line on every card is a control at thumb size carrying its own handler, so a finger chooses by touching the thing it wants. A floating overlay button that points at a menu item the finger can already reach is worse than no button.

navigate and navigateStick are two controls because an axis2 evaluates exactly one binding per device class, and a controller should answer to both its d-pad and its left stick. Screens.component subscribes both to one handler.

Interface

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

uimenu — the controls a MENU answers to, and nothing else. Owned by the `screens` slice. It is activated the instant a card goes up and released the instant the last one comes down, so the fen never reads a keypress meant for a menu: `suppresses` stands down the whole `player` group (the vagant's own scheme) and `uipause` (the pause pip's Escape / Start), so one key cannot both close a card and re-open it in the same frame. Touch is deliberately not bound here. Every control on every card is a real tap target at thumb size with its own onClick, so a finger drives the menus by touching the thing it wants rather than by a floating overlay button pointing at it.

⌬ Metadata
descriptionMenu navigation for FIRST LIGHT: VAGANT — move the focus ring, choose the focused line, go back, and start the night again. Group `ui`; it stands down the `player` group and the pause control while any card is up, so the vagant never walks because someone was reading a menu. Keyboard and gamepad only by design: every control on every card is a real tap target with its own handler, so a finger touches the line it wants instead of a floating overlay button pointing at it.

Sub-parts

Everything contained inside this part. Assets are composite children (clickable cards). Files are leaf payloads. Expand any row to view its source.

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back.inputBinding
inputbinding · born here
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# back.inputBinding Leave the card that is up. Escape, Backspace or the right mouse button; east on a pad. On the title card there is nothing behind it, so back does nothing there.
▲ 0↑ born
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confirm.inputBinding
inputbinding · born here
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# confirm.inputBinding Take the focused line. Enter, Numpad Enter or Space; the south face button on a pad. The mouse is not bound here — a pointer confirms by clicking the control it is over, and a bound left button would fire the focused line from anywhere on the screen.
▲ 0↑ born
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navigate.inputBinding
inputbinding · born here
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# navigate.inputBinding Move the focus ring around a card. Arrow keys, or the d-pad — a d-pad is the menu device on a controller. Touch is suppressed on purpose: a finger taps the line it wants, which is the direct form of the same action.
▲ 0↑ born
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navigateStick.inputBinding
inputbinding · born here
❒asset
# navigateStick.inputBinding The left stick doing what the d-pad does. An axis2 evaluates one binding per device class, so a control cannot carry both; this is the stick half, and Screens subscribes it to the same handler as navigate.
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restart.inputBinding
inputbinding · born here
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# restart.inputBinding Walk the night again, from an end card. R on a keyboard, north on a pad; a thumb taps Again on the card itself.
▲ 0↑ born
backing path · ui/uimenu.inputMap

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