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theme

The design system every authored screen of *First Light: Lucina* is drawn from. It builds widget nodes and returns them: it registers no screen, reads no phase and spawns nothing.

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What it does

theme

The design system every authored screen of First Light: Lucina is drawn from. It builds widget nodes and returns them: it registers no screen, reads no phase and spawns nothing.

What is in it

  • Type — three faces: DISPLAY (EB Garamond, the lighthouse's own lettering), BODY (PT Serif, the Keeper's logbook) and MONO (Berkeley Mono, every number on the glass), each with real fallbacks behind it.
  • Colour — C, the whole palette: near-black basalt and iron, brass as the material the interface itself is made of, and the two accent lights the art direction allows — the betafite's green-gold and the dawn.
  • Measure — u(f) is f of the SHORT axis, wf/hf fractions of the width and the height, T the type scale in short-axis fractions with TMIN as a physical floor, TAP the smallest side of anything a thumb presses, and cardWidth() the reading column. previewSize lays a tree out against a stated shape instead of the live screen, which is how a set of screens composed in a 3:4 frame is proved to hold on a 16:9 one.
  • Atoms — text, num, display, para, eyebrow, spacer.
  • Motion — entrance(delay, fromY) and breathe(from, to, seconds).
  • Ornament — svg, diamond, rule.
  • Plates — panel (the dark card), page (the logbook paper), scrim.
  • Controls — item (the one control shape every card uses, with the focus ring a controller needs), cap / capInk (a keycap, a pad button, a touch target) and noteChip.
  • Meters — dawnRail (the sky rising, four keys) and doseRail (betafite green until the warning mark, rust past it).
  • The plate — plateFigure(cells, width): the 7x10 plate as it stands, clear glass pale and exposure driving it to black, a brass outline on every cell the target asked to be dark and a rust ring on every cell that reads wrong. The result card's whole argument.
  • Marks — lensMark, crystalMark, frisketMark, pauseMark, dawnMark, tubeMark, diagramMark, each sized from the screen.

Every size is a fraction of the live screen. No pixel constant is written here apart from the physical floors, so one tree composes at 1080x1440, at 1920x1080 and on a phone held either way.

theme.live is the one table that outlives a hot reload: a component's module-level locals belong to the chunk that declared them, so the claim on an input scheme is stamped here where the next chunk can find it.

Interface

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game.screens.theme — the design system every authored screen of FIRST LIGHT: LUCINA is drawn from. Owned by the `screens` slice. It builds widget nodes and returns them. It registers no screen, reads no phase and spawns nothing. Everything visual that more than one screen needs lives here: the three faces, the palette, the measure, the ornaments, the plates the cards are printed on, the one control shape, the meters, and the drawn marks. EVERY size is a fraction of the LIVE screen — `u(f)` of the short axis for anything an eye judges, `wf`/`hf` for anything that spans one. No pixel constant is written in this slice apart from the physical floors (a reader's eye and a thumb are physical sizes and do not shrink with the screen), so the same tree composes at 1080x1440, at 1920x1080 and on a phone held either way.

size( ) → void

u(f: number) → number

`f` of the SHORT axis — the measure for anything an eye judges.

argtypedescription
fnumber

wf(f: number) → number

argtypedescription
fnumber

hf(f: number) → number

argtypedescription
fnumber

portrait( ) → boolean

cardWidth( ) → string | number

How wide a reading column should be. A tall frame gives a card nearly the whole width; a wide one holds it to a column so a line of type never runs the width of a television.

typeSize(scale: any) → number

argtypedescription
scaleany

merge(base: any, extra: any) → any

argtypedescription
baseany
extraany

text(str: string, scale: any, style: any?) → any

Text atoms

argtypedescription
strstring
scaleany
styleany?

num(str: string, scale: any, style: any?) → any

A number, in the instrument face.

argtypedescription
strstring
scaleany
styleany?

display(str: string, scale: any, style: any?) → any

A title line, in the display face, set in caps and letter-spaced.

argtypedescription
strstring
scaleany
styleany?

para(str: string, scale: any, style: any?) → any

A paragraph. A wrapping label carrying its own width collapses to one glyph per line, and a label inside a centred column has no width to wrap against at all — so a paragraph always ships inside a full-width box of its own and centres its text with `textAlign` rather than with the parent.

argtypedescription
strstring
scaleany
styleany?

eyebrow(str: string, color: string?, style: any?) → any

The small letter-spaced cap line that stands over a heading.

argtypedescription
strstring
colorstring?
styleany?

spacer(h: number) → any

argtypedescription
hnumber

entrance(delay: number, fromY: number) → any

Motion

argtypedescription
delaynumber
fromYnumber

breathe(from: number, to: number, seconds: number) → any

argtypedescription
fromnumber
tonumber
secondsnumber

svg(str: string, w: number, h: number, style: any?) → any

Ornament

argtypedescription
strstring
wnumber
hnumber
styleany?

diamond(size: number, color: string?) → any

argtypedescription
sizenumber
colorstring?

rule(opts: any?) → any

A hairline with a diamond set in it: the rule under a heading.

argtypedescription
optsany?

line( ) → void

panel(children: any, style: any?) → any

Plates. Depth on a near-black UI comes from a step in lightness plus a lit top edge — a black drop shadow over black is invisible.

argtypedescription
childrenany
styleany?

page(children: any, style: any?) → any

The logbook page: the how-to card is the Keeper's own written instruction, so it is paper with ink on it rather than another dark panel.

argtypedescription
childrenany
styleany?

scrim(children: any, style: any?) → any

The scrim a card sits on. Translucent, so the lamp room is still behind it.

argtypedescription
childrenany
styleany?

item(opts: any) → any

Controls. Every one is a real tap target: the smallest is u(0.086) or 52 logical points on its short side, whichever is larger. The one control shape every card uses. `focused` draws the brass ring a controller needs; hover and press are styled for a pointer; the whole box carries the onClick, so a thumb hits the plate rather than the word.

argtypedescription
optsany

capBox(str: string, kind: string?, onPaper: boolean) → any

A keycap, a pad button and a touch target, drawn as the thing they are.

argtypedescription
strstring
kindstring?
onPaperboolean

cap(str: string, kind: string?) → any

argtypedescription
strstring
kindstring?

capInk(str: string, kind: string?) → any

argtypedescription
strstring
kindstring?

noteChip(str: string, onPaper: boolean?) → any

A small italic note where a control has no key of its own.

argtypedescription
strstring
onPaperboolean?

dawnRail(value: number, width: number, height: number, style: any?) → any

Meters. Two vertical rails carry the night: how far dawn has come, and how much of the apprentice's dose is spent. The dawn rail: the sky itself, rising. Four keys — deep night, first blush, bone, first light — so the rail and the window agree.

argtypedescription
valuenumber
widthnumber
heightnumber
styleany?

doseRail(value: number, width: number, height: number, style: any?) → any

The dose rail: betafite green until `Core.DOSE.warnAt`, rust past it.

argtypedescription
valuenumber
widthnumber
heightnumber
styleany?

plateFigure(cells: any, width: number, style: any?) → any

The plate, drawn small. The result card's whole argument is this picture: what the target asked for, and what the glass actually holds. `cells` is `Core.state.cells`; a cell reads right when a target-dark cell reached `darkAt` and a target-clear one stayed under `clearMax`.

argtypedescription
cellsany
widthnumber
styleany?

lensMark(size: number, lit: number, style: any?) → any

The marks, sized from the screen

argtypedescription
sizenumber
litnumber
styleany?

crystalMark(height: number, style: any?) → any

argtypedescription
heightnumber
styleany?

frisketMark(height: number, style: any?) → any

argtypedescription
heightnumber
styleany?

pauseMark(size: number, color: string?) → any

argtypedescription
sizenumber
colorstring?

dawnMark(width: number, dawn: number, style: any?) → any

argtypedescription
widthnumber
dawnnumber
styleany?

tubeMark(size: number, color: string?) → any

argtypedescription
sizenumber
colorstring?

diagramMark(width: number, onPaper: boolean?, style: any?) → any

argtypedescription
widthnumber
onPaperboolean?
styleany?
⌬ Metadata
descriptionThe design system behind First Light: Lucina's screens: three registered faces, the low-key basalt-and-brass palette with the betafite and dawn accents, a screen-fraction measure with physical floors for type and tap targets, text atoms, entrance and idle animations, panels, a paper page, a scrim, the one focusable control shape, keycap and pad-button chips, the dawn and dose meters, and the 7x10 photographic plate drawn as a figure. Builds widget nodes only - it registers no screen and reads no game state.

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marks
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# marks Every drawn mark on the glass of *First Light: Lucina*, as inline SVG. Nothing here imports a texture, so the whole interface ships wherever the world does and renders identically in the browser. Each function takes the colours it should be inked in and returns an SVG string; `theme.svg` wraps one into a widget node, and `theme`'s mark helpers size it from the live screen. - `lens(brass, brassLit, glass, light, lit)` — the lens of Lucina face on: the brass cage, six stepped prism rings and the burner, with `lit` (0..1) putting first light through the middle of it. The game's mark. - `crystal(core, halo, edge)` — a betafite cluster: the octahedron and its two shoulders, in a green-gold halo. - `frisket(brass, brassLit, brassDeep)` — a cut brass mask with its bevel and its pin holes. - `pause(color)`, `diamond(color)` — the pip's glyph and the focus diamond. - `dawnWindow(dawn, iron, blush, light, sea)` — the north window with the sun a fraction of the way up it; the dawn rail's header. - `exposureDiagram(...)` — one plate, one crystal darkening the cells around it, one frisket keeping a run of them clear. The picture the whole game turns on; inked twice, once for a dark card and once for the logbook page. - `tube(color)` — the speaking tube, beside the Keeper's line. Every viewBox is authored in a stated ratio and the caller sizes it, so no mark carries a pixel size of its own.
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core
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# game.core The one table every slice of *First Light: Lucina* reads. ```luau local Core = require("game.core") ``` | What | Where | |---|---| | The plate grid, cell ↔ world conversions | `Core.GRID`, `Core.PLATE`, `Core.cellToWorld`, `Core.worldToCell`, `Core.cellIndex` | | The five piece shapes and the placement rules | `Core.SHAPES`, `Core.SHAPE_ORDER`, `Core.footprint`, `Core.canPlace`, `Core.pieceAt` | | The exposure and dose numbers | `Core.EXPOSURE`, `Core.DOSE` | | The phases and the level shape | `Core.PHASES`, `Core.LEVEL_COUNT`, the `Level` type | | The live game state, held across hot reloads | `Core.state` — the `State` type says which slice writes each field | | The signal bus | `Core.on(name, fn)`, `Core.off`, `Core.emit(name, ...)` — the signal list and its senders are in the source | | The three shorthands | `Core.request(action)`, `Core.sfx(name, opts?)`, `Core.say(lineId)` | | Which component mounts where | `Core.MOUNTS`, `Core.mount()` — the scene entrypoint calls it on every load | Subscribe in `awake`, subscribe again from `onModuleReload` (a duplicate is dropped), release in `onDestroy`. The rules of the game are stated in `design/spec.md`; this module carries the numbers and the shapes they share.
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backing path · game/screens/theme.module

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