Sprint 2 rendering pipeline: tiles (#129), fog (#131), camera (#116).
- tile_renderer.gd: programmatic TileSet with floor/wall/door/object
placeholder tiles, renders from snapshot tile data
- fog_renderer.gd: TileMapLayer overlay with three visibility states
(visible/fog-edge/hidden), computed from visible_positions data
- Camera2D: smoothing enabled (speed 6.0), 2x zoom, locked to player
- game_state.gd: stores visible_tiles and visible_positions from snapshots
- sim_bridge.gd: test data with 8x8 room, corridor, and Manhattan
distance visibility for development without server
- Scene render order: Tiles -> FogOverlay -> Entities
- Background clear color set to near-black for unexplored areas
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entity_renderer.gd used wrong field names ("id" instead of
"entity_id", "type" instead of "kind.variant", "position" instead
of x/y). Now matches Protocol.decode_entity() output exactly.
Also centers entities (24x24) within 32px tiles.
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Adds a comma-separated team field to tickets so work can be
attributed to server, client, or joint teams. Includes --team
filter on list, --team on create, and a new team subcommand.
Schema, CLI, and skill docs all updated.
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Settings.json is the shared team config (distinct from settings.local.json
which remains per-user). Remove it from .gitignore so it's tracked.
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Joint tasks with ticket IDs (#356-#360), dependency chains,
and sprint completion proof criteria for client team reference.
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Server team added #356-#360 for pre-sprint design tasks and
integration milestones. Updated server.md and joint.md with
actual ticket numbers, dependency chains, and done status.
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Server team added #356-#360: fog bridge, sprint proof, snapshot
v2 schema, Q-018/Q-019 resolution tasks. Updated joint.md with
actual ticket numbers and #81 done status.
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The skill used bare relative paths like db/connectors/ticket which
fail when the shell CWD doesn't match the worktree root. Now requires
resolving REPO_ROOT via git rev-parse --show-toplevel first.
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Sprint 1 "Run" completed — 8/8 tickets done. Player-controlled
character moving on screen through working IPC bridge achieved.
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E2E connection test (#81) merged via PR #7. Tile collision
system (#236) already on main. Sprint 1 now 7/8 complete.
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Tyre #1: Added Rust-generated input_batch_two.msgpack fixture for
bidirectional D-030 Layer 1 symmetry (Vec<PlayerInput>).
Tyre #2: Added all_fixtures_deserialize Rust test that reads every
.msgpack fixture and verifies it deserializes (corruption guard).
Hoshe #3: Added test_decode_snapshot_malformed_entities_counted test
verifying the decode_errors counter on D-010 boundary violations.
45 client tests, 54 server tests pass.
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Hoshe #1: E2E test now uses random ephemeral port (49152-65535) with
port rotation on bind failure, avoiding conflicts in parallel CI.
Hoshe #2: Documented intentional input drop on encode failure in
SimBridge — re-queuing would retry bad data and server tick has
already advanced.
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Replace init_skill.py and package_skill.py references with manual
mkdir and validation checklist — the scripts were never created.
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Automates the sprint planning workflow: gather carry-overs, scan
backlog, propose tickets, write per-team briefing files. Includes
briefing template reference matching the established format.
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Sprint 2 goal: fog of perception working through the bridge. Server
computes LOS visibility, client renders fog. Carries over #236 and #81
from Sprint 1.
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ticket show now accepts multiple IDs (e.g. ticket show 110 111 112).
--brief flag outputs compact human-readable summaries instead of JSON,
useful for sprint planning scans. Single-ID JSON output unchanged.
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D-030 Layer 3: E2E test spawns the Rust server binary, connects via
LocalBridge, sends a batched MoveNorth input, and verifies the player
moved to (16.5, 15.5). Also adds batch encoding roundtrip tests,
framed batch test, and Player entity fixture decode test. 43/43 pass.
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Server team added EntityKind::Player variant. Added snapshot_player
fixture and updated snapshot_multi_entity to include all 4 entity kinds
(Player, Npc, Object, Terrain) for complete D-030 Layer 1 coverage.
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Server expects a MessagePack array of PlayerInput objects in one framed
message per tick, not individual inputs per frame. Added
Protocol.encode_player_inputs() for batch encoding. Changed SimBridge to
buffer raw input dicts and batch-encode in _process(). Also fixed server
port default (9876) and positional arg format to match server CLI.
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Workshop briefs for the larger spikes identified by the architecture
review audit: knowledge graph & information boundaries, observer
snapshot pipeline, NPC AI state machines, save/load architecture,
and map authoring pipeline. Each includes participants, key questions,
input documents, and expected outputs.
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Six new open questions identified by the Tyre/Troblum architecture
review: shadowcasting algorithm selection, entity ID stability,
multi-entity collision resolution, tick budget overflow policy,
pathfinding cache eviction, and debug visualization scope.
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Two-round adversarial review by Tyre + Troblum covering full
architecture decisions and implementation. Status: GREEN architecture,
AMBER implementation plan.
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Replace expect() with unwrap_or_else that logs the bind address
and error via tracing before exiting.
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Snapshot for tick N should show state at END of tick N. Reorder systems
so generate_snapshot runs after validate_movement but before
advance_tick. Previously snapshot.tick was the incremented tick,
not the tick whose inputs were processed. Also fix main.rs accept
error to log address context before exiting.
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Replace string-matching disconnect detection with explicit
BridgeError::Disconnected variant. Add TcpBridge::accept_on(listener)
that takes a pre-bound TcpListener, eliminating the 100ms sleep hack
in TCP tests. Send errors now also trigger ServerRunning=false.
Add trace logging to generate_snapshot for entity count visibility.
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Critical fixes from Hoshe review:
1. Race condition: defer TCP connect to _process() with retry logic
(MAX_CONNECT_RETRIES=20, 100ms interval) so server has time to bind.
2. Buffer corruption: disconnect on oversized message instead of
clearing valid buffered data (_corrupt flag, fail-safe).
3. Silent input drop: send_input() returns Error so callers can detect
encode/validation failures.
Warnings addressed:
- ServerProcess validates server_path exists before spawning
- SIGKILL and health check TODOs documented for future work
- Diagonal keybindings documented as intentional deferral
- send_message uses single put_data() call (no partial write risk)
- Static frame helpers documented as D-030 Layer 2 test-only
New tests (36 total, up from 33):
- Partial read scenario (chunked TCP delivery)
- Multi-message sequential decode (exercises buffer corruption fix)
- send_input error return on invalid action
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Implements the full server-side tick pipeline:
- process_player_input drains InputQueue, converts PlayerActions to
MoveIntent components or pause/unpause toggles
- generate_snapshot builds ObserverSnapshot from ECS state with
render coordinate conversion
- receive_bridge_inputs/send_bridge_snapshot handle bridge I/O with
graceful disconnect detection via ServerRunning resource
- main.rs now accepts TCP connections and runs a proper game loop
- PlayerCharacter marker, Player EntityKind, SnapshotBuffer resource
Closes server side of #81, #82, #83.
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Godot has no Unix socket API, so TCP localhost is required for
client-server IPC. TcpBridge implements SimBridge with the same
framing protocol as LocalBridge. Includes accept/connect methods
and three integration tests over TCP.
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Client-side Protocol.gd expects rmp_serde::to_vec_named() (maps with
string keys), but LocalBridge was using to_vec() (compact positional
arrays). Fix send_snapshot and update all test serialization calls to
match actual wire format. Also change EOF from Ok(vec![]) to
BridgeError::Transport so bridge systems can detect disconnects.
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12 new tests covering framing roundtrips, cross-layer Protocol+framing
integration, and diagonal wire mapping. 4 new diagonal movement
fixtures generated from Rust for D-030 Layer 1 cross-language
verification. 33/33 tests pass.
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Wire SimBridge to use LocalBridge for TCP transport in non-test mode:
_process() polls for incoming snapshots and flushes outbound inputs.
Add 4 diagonal movement variants (NE, SE, SW, NW) to InputMapper and
wire mapping, ordered clockwise. Register diagonal input actions in
project.godot.
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LocalBridge wraps StreamPeerTCP with 4-byte big-endian length-prefix
framing matching server/src/bridge/framing.rs. ServerProcess manages
the Rust server as a subprocess via OS.create_process(). Together
they form the D-020 IPC transport layer for ticket #79.
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