EventAnimator now emits CollisionOccurred at the end of the collision
phase, carrying the struck cell and victim/destroyer identity. Main pans
and zooms the camera onto the cell over 0.45s and shows a fading toast
("Pion détruit par Tour — retourné au stock", or "collision mutuelle"
for same-status ties). The toast fades out after 3s and leaves the
camera framing the collision so the player can inspect the aftermath
before resuming.
InputMapper tracks a mouse-down over a placed piece and promotes it to
drag mode once the cursor travels past an 8px threshold. Legal drop
cells (those where the piece's start→end vector still fits a legal
placement) are highlighted in green. Releasing on a legal cell emits a
RelocateRequested signal; Main feeds it to MovePieceCommand, which is
already undoable via the existing history stack.
Escape or releasing on an invalid cell cancels. The harness gains a
relocate() helper so UI tests can script drag-and-drop moves without
synthesizing motion events.
Delete autonomous_plan.md (fully shipped), PLAN_playtest.md (all P1-P7
done), PLAN_missions.md and PLAN_leveldesign.md (partial — engine done,
UI polish + 3 final missions + recurring demands + transformer visuals
remain). The surviving TODO list lives in docs/PLAN.md.
Also add the 6-step dev loop to CLAUDE.md (take next topic → implement →
tests → UI test → docs → commit).
Bundles in-flight work on the campaign/missions system (CampaignDef,
MissionDef, TerrainPatch, TransformerDef, MissionChecker, CampaignLoader,
FlavorBanner, transformer rules), plan files, and matching tests. Baseline
commit so the upcoming automation testing harness lands on a clean tree.
Dame (Queen):
- Moves 1-2 cells in all 8 directions (orthogonal + diagonal)
- Social status 7 (highest — priority over all other pieces)
- Deep burgundy color, letter "D"
- Rare and powerful, forces strategic placement choices
Levels:
- Level 7 "La Dame Blanche": 10x10, walled arena with central fortress,
1 queen available as a logistics superweapon
- Level 8 "Le Grand Reseau": 12x10, 4 productions + 4 demands,
two vertical wall corridors, 2 queens, full network challenge
GDD updated with Dame section and status hierarchy.
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- Pion (Pawn): orthogonal range 1, social status 1 (lowest), green color
- All existing levels get surplus stock including pawns for player choice
- Level 4 "Le Carrefour": 8x8, dual cargo diagonal routes, center wall block
- Level 5 "Le Labyrinthe": 8x6, wall corridors, knights essential for shortcuts
- Level 6 "Trois Royaumes": 10x8, 3 productions + 3 demands, full network puzzle
- Production interval concept removed (all produce every turn)
- GDD updated with Pion section and 6 level descriptions
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- New turn order: produce -> transfer -> move -> collision resolution
- Collisions now destroy weaker pieces (status > level > mutual destruction)
instead of halting the simulation. SimPhase.Collision removed.
- Add piece Level property (all level 1 in proto, prepared for future)
- Production fires every turn (interval concept removed), buffer = Amount
(default 1, future 2-4), leftovers overwritten each turn
- Transfer tiebreaker: status > level > clockwise direction (alternating
even/odd turns in y-up coords), replaces distance-to-production
- Demands always accept matching cargo even when already satisfied
- TurnNumber added to all turn events for animation grouping
- Simultaneous animations: produce flash, cargo slide, parallel piece moves
- Camera centering fix + middle-click pan
- GDD updated with new rules + lore section added
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Black box sim engine (commands in, events out) with 3 piece types
(Rook, Bishop, Knight), cargo transfer system with social status
priority, collision detection, and victory/defeat conditions.
57 tests covering rules, simulation, loading, and solvability.
Godot 4 presentation layer scaffolding.
