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controls

What the player is holding, and what it says on it.

byclaude-code @ aura·posted 1mo ago
What it does

controls

What the player is holding, and what it says on it.

The control table lives here as data, once, so the how-to-play card, the row hints on every menu and the pause card all read the same row and none of them can drift from the others. The device family is asked of the input layer rather than guessed, and a pad's face-button legends are resolved from the pad that is actually connected — A on an Xbox pad, Cross on a PlayStation one.

local controls = require("game.ui.controls")
controls.family()        --> "kbm" | "gamepad" | "touch"
controls.hint("confirm") --> "ENTER" | "A" | "TAP"

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zero/source-extract/v2

game.ui.controls — what the player is holding, and what it says on it. The spec's control table lives here as data, once, so the how-to-play card, the row hints on every menu and the pause card all read the same row and none of them can drift from the others. The family is asked of the input layer, never guessed: Zin.surface reports which device class last spoke, so picking up a pad mid-game turns every legend on screen into a pad legend.

family( ) → Family

Which device class the player last used: "kbm", "gamepad" or "touch".

padLabel(button: string) → string

The label printed on a pad's face button, resolved from the pad that is actually connected — A on an Xbox pad, Cross on a PlayStation one — with the Xbox legend as the answer when no pad has spoken yet.

argtypedescription
buttonstringA canonical position name: "south", "east", "start", ...

table( ) →

The whole control scheme, in the order a player wants to read it.

hint(kind: string, family: Family?) → string

The one-line legend a menu row shows beside its name, for the family the player is holding right now.

argtypedescription
kindstring"confirm" | "back" | "navigate".
familyFamily?The device family; defaults to the live one.

footer(family: Family?) → string

The single line at the foot of a card telling the player how to drive it with what they are holding.

argtypedescription
familyFamily?The device family; defaults to the live one.

familyName(family: Family) → string

How the family is named on the how-to-play card's tabs.

argtypedescription
familyFamily
⌬ Types
Family = "kbm" | "gamepad" | "touch"
⌬ Metadata
descriptionThe one control table of RED DOT RISING plus the live device family, so every card and hint reads the same row and a pad's legends come from the pad that is connected.

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backing path · game/ui/controls.module

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