feat(client): add an in-game tutorial panel - #5221
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Adds a <tutorial-panel> HUD controller that walks new players through their first game: spawn, attack the wilderness, watch troops, attack a bot, learn about gold, then save up for and build a City. Steps complete from real sim state (PlayerView) polled each tick, and the pure step logic (TutorialProgress) is unit tested. The panel talks to the rest of the HUD over the EventBus: TutorialHighlightEvent puts a pulsing ring on the troop bar, gold box or the City build button, and TutorialStateEvent defers the bottom-left in-game ad until the tutorial is closed. Closing offers "Hide for this game" or "Don't show again" (persisted via UserSettings); finishing also marks it dismissed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Move the panel into the top-right stack under the game control bar and let players drag it by its header (clamped to the viewport). Since it no longer shares the bottom-left corner with the in-game ad, drop the ad deferral. Add a Skip button that moves past the current step. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Nice, well-decoupled implementation overall (EventBus-driven highlighting, state-driven step progression rather than intent-driven, full i18n coverage for new strings). |
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Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The tutorial adds persistent first-game guidance and HUD highlighting, but merge readiness remains moderate because the current change may fail lint, can hide the tutorial before it is usable in some player states, and may present an inconsistent City hotkey. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant GameRenderer
participant TutorialPanel
participant GameView
participant EventBus
participant ControlPanel
participant UnitDisplay
participant WebGLFrameBuilder
participant SmallPlayerGlowPass
participant UserSettings
GameRenderer->>TutorialPanel: initialize with game, event bus, and settings
TutorialPanel->>GameView: read player state and city cost
TutorialPanel->>TutorialPanel: update tutorial progress
TutorialPanel->>EventBus: emit TutorialHighlightEvent
EventBus->>ControlPanel: apply troop or gold highlight
EventBus->>UnitDisplay: apply city, port, or factory highlight
TutorialPanel->>GameView: set glowing tribe player IDs
WebGLFrameBuilder->>GameView: read glowing player IDs
WebGLFrameBuilder->>SmallPlayerGlowPass: update explicit glow targets
TutorialPanel->>UserSettings: persist permanent dismissal
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In `@src/client/styles.css`:
- Line 665: Rename the `tutorialHighlight` keyframe declaration and all
animation references to the kebab-case name `tutorial-highlight`, preserving the
existing animation behavior.
In `@src/core/game/UserSettings.ts`:
- Around line 349-354: Add tests for UserSettings.tutorialDismissed and
setTutorialDismissed using the existing setup() test fixture: verify
tutorialDismissed() defaults to false, then persist true through
setTutorialDismissed(true) and verify it is returned.
In `@tests/Tutorial.test.ts`:
- Around line 8-20: Replace synthetic TutorialContext construction through ctx()
with setup()-based scenarios from tests/util/Setup.ts. Drive the relevant player
actions and resource state through the core simulation, preserving each test’s
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| /* Pulsing ring the in-game tutorial puts around the HUD element it's describing. */ | ||
| .tutorial-highlight { | ||
| border-radius: 0.375rem; | ||
| animation: tutorialHighlight 1.2s ease-in-out infinite; |
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Use a kebab-case keyframe name.
Rename tutorialHighlight and its reference to tutorial-highlight. Stylelint rejects the current keyframe name, so linting fails.
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- animation: tutorialHighlight 1.2s ease-in-out infinite;
+ animation: tutorial-highlight 1.2s ease-in-out infinite;
-@keyframes tutorialHighlight {
+@keyframes tutorial-highlight {Also applies to: 668-668
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In `@src/client/styles.css` at line 665, Rename the `tutorialHighlight` keyframe
declaration and all animation references to the kebab-case name
`tutorial-highlight`, preserving the existing animation behavior.
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| tutorialDismissed() { | ||
| return this.getBool("settings.tutorialDismissed", false); | ||
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| setTutorialDismissed(value: boolean) { | ||
| this.setBool("settings.tutorialDismissed", value); |
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Add tests for the tutorial dismissal setting.
Lines 349-354 add a new src/core persistence contract. The included tests do not verify the default value or a persisted dismissal value. Add coverage that uses setup() and verifies both cases.
As per coding guidelines, “All src/core changes must include tests.”
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In `@src/core/game/UserSettings.ts` around lines 349 - 354, Add tests for
UserSettings.tutorialDismissed and setTutorialDismissed using the existing
setup() test fixture: verify tutorialDismissed() defaults to false, then persist
true through setTutorialDismissed(true) and verify it is returned.
Source: Coding guidelines
| function ctx(overrides: Partial<TutorialContext> = {}): TutorialContext { | ||
| return { | ||
| hasSpawned: false, | ||
| attacking: false, | ||
| attackingBot: false, | ||
| botsExist: true, | ||
| gold: 0n, | ||
| cityCost: null, | ||
| cityDisabled: false, | ||
| cities: 0, | ||
| ...overrides, | ||
| }; | ||
| } |
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Use setup() for tutorial scenarios.
ctx() creates synthetic game state. These tests do not use setup() or exercise game state directly. Add setup-based scenarios that drive the relevant player actions and resource state.
As per coding guidelines, “Tests use a setup() helper from tests/util/Setup.ts” and “Write tests that exercise the core simulation directly — not mocks.”
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In `@tests/Tutorial.test.ts` around lines 8 - 20, Replace synthetic
TutorialContext construction through ctx() with setup()-based scenarios from
tests/util/Setup.ts. Drive the relevant player actions and resource state
through the core simulation, preserving each test’s intended assertions without
directly mocking game state.
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Highlight the City entry in the unit display under the control panel instead of the build menu, and tell the player to press their build-city hotkey (default 1) to place it — Ctrl+click is deprecated. BuildMenu is back to unmodified. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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61-62: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winRe-evaluate player eligibility after temporary unavailability.
When
TutorialPanel.tick()finds no player or a dead spawned player,setActive(false)prevents all later eligibility checks. The controller continues to tick, butif (!this.active) returnexits first. A respawned player can therefore remain without the tutorial. Track temporary unavailability separately from the user's hide choice, and add a regression test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/client/hud/layers/TutorialPanel.ts`:
- Around line 241-242: Normalize the hotkey assigned in the TutorialPanel
instruction key using the same shared helper or logic as UnitDisplay.ts,
stripping the Digit and Key prefixes before display. Update the city hotkey
expression around this.userSettings.parsedUserKeybinds()["buildCity"] so
persisted values such as Digit1 are shown consistently as 1.
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In `@src/client/hud/layers/TutorialPanel.ts`:
- Around line 61-62: Update TutorialPanel.tick so missing or dead players
temporarily disable eligibility without setting the persistent inactive state
used by a user hide choice; allow later ticks to re-evaluate and activate the
tutorial after a player respawns, while preserving explicit hiding behavior. Add
a regression test covering player unavailability followed by respawn.
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Normalize the city hotkey before displaying it.
This code passes the raw persisted key. UnitDisplay.ts strips Digit and Key before showing hotkeys. Therefore, a stored value such as Digit1 appears as Digit1 in the tutorial but as 1 in the hotbar.
Use the same normalization, preferably through a shared helper, so the tutorial instruction matches the control.
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In `@src/client/hud/layers/TutorialPanel.ts` around lines 241 - 242, Normalize the
hotkey assigned in the TutorialPanel instruction key using the same shared
helper or logic as UnitDisplay.ts, stripping the Digit and Key prefixes before
display. Update the city hotkey expression around
this.userSettings.parsedUserKeybinds()["buildCity"] so persisted values such as
Digit1 are shown consistently as 1.
🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: No blocking issues found. Findings: 0 critical, 0 major, 0 minor. Reviewed the full diff (10 files, +662/-5) across two independent CLAUDE.md-compliance passes and two independent bug/security passes (diff-only and introduced-code-focused), then validated every candidate finding against the actual repo state before including anything here. Two candidate issues were raised internally and both were rejected after verification:
Well-decoupled implementation: the panel drives highlights purely over the EventBus (no direct references to |
After the city, walk the player through building a Port (on the coastline) and then a Factory, using the same hotbar highlight + press-hotkey pattern. Steps interpolate the player's actual keybind and are skipped when the unit is disabled in the game config. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: ✅ No high-confidence issues found. Findings: 0 critical, 0 high, 0 medium, 0 low. Review scopeReviewed the full diff for PR #5221 ( Checks performed:
One candidate issue (missing test coverage for the two new No blocking issues. Nice clean separation between pure step logic ( |
… the map Insert a capture-tribes step right after the first expansion: it explains that conquering tribes earns gold, glows every living tribe on the map, and stays up until the player can afford a City (replacing the separate earn-city-gold step). The glow reuses SmallPlayerGlowPass through a new GameView.setGlowingPlayers() set that WebGLFrameBuilder merges into the small-player highlight set, exempt from that feature's spawn/grace gate. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@src/client/WebGLFrameBuilder.ts`:
- Around line 499-502: Update the glowing-player handling in WebGLFrameBuilder
so tutorial-selected tribe IDs use a dedicated glow channel or otherwise retain
nonzero glow strength when the tutorial step is active, independent of the
small-player glow setting. Preserve the existing small-player behavior for
regular glowing players while ensuring gameView.glowingPlayers() targets remain
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🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: One medium-confidence issue found. Findings: 0 critical, 0 high, 1 medium, 0 low. File: Medium — The tutorial's tribe highlight is fed through the same pipeline as the existing small-player glow: The const strength = Math.min(1, this.settings.strength);
if (!this.active || strength <= 0) return;This setting is user-configurable down to 0% ( Failure scenario: a player who has turned "highlight glow strength" to 0% (e.g. for performance or visual preference) reaches the Suggested fix: either exempt the tutorial's glow set from the strength gate in Reviewed the full diff (12 files) across two independent CLAUDE.md-compliance passes and two independent bug passes (diff-only and introduced-code-focused), then validated the one candidate finding against the current code before including it here. Two other candidate issues were raised internally and rejected after verification:
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The tribe highlight rides the small-player glow pass, whose draw gates on the user's "highlight glow strength" setting — at 0 the tutorial promised a glow that never rendered. Thread a minStrength through updateSmallPlayerGlow so the explicit (tutorial) set floors the strength at the default while it's showing. Addresses the Claude review finding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: One medium-severity issue found. Findings: 0 critical, 1 medium, 0 minor. Reviewed the current HEAD (which includes the fix from the prior review round for the tribe-glow-invisible-at-0-strength bug — confirmed present and correct). Checked CLAUDE.md compliance (i18n via
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… tip Glow only the three tribes nearest the player (by name location, refreshed as they're captured) instead of every tribe, and draw the tutorial glow at a fixed subtle strength (0.2) that overrides the small-player slider rather than flooring it at the default. Move the troop-count tip before the capture-tribes step so it lands before the player starts fighting. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The pulsing ring alone was easy to miss on the small hotbar buttons. Highlighted unit-display buttons now scale up 1.3x, get a gold border and tinted fill, and a bobbing gold arrow points down at them. The control panel's wide bars keep the subtle ring. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: One medium-severity issue found, plus one low-severity CLAUDE.md compliance note. Findings: 2 (1 medium, 1 low).
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While the tutorial's explicit glow set was showing, the small-player scan merged into the same bitmask and the single strength uniform forced the fixed tutorial strength onto qualifying small players — overriding their user setting (including off). The pass draws one set at one strength, so skip the small-player scan while the explicit set is active; it resumes as soon as the tribes step ends. Also add the UserSettings tutorialDismissed test the review asked for. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Nice, well-decoupled implementation overall — pure/testable (Two minor, non-blocking observations for the author, not filed as findings: the PR description references an "attack a bot" step that isn't in the implemented step list — the closest is |
Move the panel from the draggable top-right position into the bottom HUD column, between the attacks display and the control panel, and drop the drag machinery — it's a normal in-flow card now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: No issues found — the tutorial panel addition is clean. Findings: 0 critical, 0 major, 0 minor. Reviewed for CLAUDE.md compliance (i18n via |
Replace the map glow on nearby tribes with the game's existing target crosshair: GameView.setMarkedPlayers() ORs the tutorial's set into the isTransitiveTarget predicate feeding the name pass, so marked tribes render exactly like targeted players. The SmallPlayerGlowPass / Renderer / MapRenderer / WebGLFrameBuilder glow plumbing reverts to main. Also move Got it / Skip into the panel header and tighten padding so the docked panel takes less vertical space. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Names and their status icons cull below a screen-size threshold, which hid the target crosshair (and the tutorial's tribe marks) when zoomed out. Targeted players now bypass the cull in the name and status-icon shaders, boosted to the smallest size that survives it — same idea as the existing hovered-name bypass, driven by the target flag already in the player-data texture. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
After building the City, mark the nearest nation with the target crosshair and ask the player to right-click it and propose an alliance; the step completes when the nation accepts (Skip covers declines). A follow-up "Got it" stop explains that breaking an alliance marks you as a traitor. The tribe-marker logic generalizes into a per-target map-marker spec (tribes: 3 nearest bots, nation: nearest nation). Both steps are skipped when no nations exist or alliances are disabled. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: Approve with suggestions — 3 findings, all medium/low severity, none blocking. Findings: 0 critical, 0 high, 2 medium, 1 low. File: What's wrong: The new cull-bypass for "targeted" players was added to
This isn't tutorial-only: it triggers for any player carrying the pre-existing Suggested fix: Add the same File: What's wrong: To be fair: the effect is transient ( Suggested fix: Either explicitly call out this behavior change in the PR description, or give tutorial map-marks a dedicated flag/uniform so the cull-bypass doesn't affect ordinary transitive-target rendering. File: What's wrong: Since bots/nations can only go from alive to dead (never back), a player parked on an unrelated step (e.g. Suggested fix: Snapshot the applicable-step set (or just the CLAUDE.md compliance was also checked (i18n via |
Give icon.vert.glsl (flag/emoji pass) the same targeted-player cull bypass as the name and status-icon shaders so a targeted player's whole name row renders in lockstep when zoomed out. Freeze the tutorial's "Step n of N" counter on the first post-spawn context so bots/nations dying mid-game can't shrink it; progression still uses live state. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ly relations - Only say "your silo is armed" when a completed, loaded silo exists (mirrors PlayerImpl.nukeSpawn's filter); while it's under construction or reloading, show a "silo is loading" message instead. - Latch the atom-launch detection so the step reliably advances once a bomb of ours has been in flight. - Add two Got-it stops after the troop-count tip: the troop growth rate (slows and turns orange past peak) and the attack ratio bar (troops sent per attack), each highlighting its control-panel element. - When marking a nation for the alliance step, prefer ones whose relation toward us is neutral or friendly (profiles polled during the step; unknown counts as neutral until fetched). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
🤖 Claude Code ReviewVerdict: Approve with one medium-confidence issue found. Findings: 0 high, 1 medium, 0 low.
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The ally-step marker fetched relation updates only for nations that passed the neutral-or-friendly filter, permanently blacklisting any nation whose cached relation ever dipped below neutral — even though relations decay back toward neutral in the sim. Fetch from the pre-filter candidate list instead. Addresses the Claude review finding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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After the MIRV stop, highlight the SAM Launcher in the hotbar and explain it defends against nuclear strikes. Skipped when SAMs are disabled in the game config. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
<tutorial-panel>HUD controller docked in the bottom HUD column directly above the control panel, guiding new players through their first game in 20 steps: spawn → attack the wilderness → troop-count tip → troop growth rate → attack ratio bar → capture tribes (nearest 2–3 marked, stays up until a City is affordable) → build a City (1) → propose an alliance with the nearest neutral/friendly nation → traitor info → Factory (2) → factory info → Port (3) → port info (bulleted) → Warship (7) → Missile Silo (5) → launch an Atom Bomb (8, gated on a fully built and loaded silo) → one "Got it" stop each for Atom Bomb / Hydrogen Bomb / MIRV / SAM Launcher. It shows on every game until closed; closing offers "Hide for this game" / "Don't show again" (persisted throughUserSettings), finishing also marks it dismissed, and every step has a Skip (Got it / Skip live in the panel header to keep it short).PlayerView) rather than intents; steps that don't fit the game's config (no tribes/nations, unit disabled, alliances off) are skipped and the "Step n of N" count adapts (frozen at its post-spawn snapshot so it can't shrink as bots die). Build/launch steps interpolate the player's actual keybinds; while unaffordable they show "Attack neighbors to steal their land, conquer them to take their gold. You need {cost} for a {unit}." driven by live cost polling, and the atom step shows a "silo is loading" message until a ready silo exists.TutorialHighlightEventrings the troop bar / growth rate / ratio bar / gold box and puts a loud treatment (1.3x scale, gold border/fill, bobbing arrow) on the highlighted unit-hotbar button (ControlPanel,UnitDisplay). The capture-tribes and propose-alliance steps mark the nearest tribes / a neutral-or-friendly nation (relations polled and refreshed as they decay) with the game's target crosshair:GameView.setMarkedPlayers()ORs the tutorial's set into theisTransitiveTargetpredicate feeding the name pass, so marks render exactly like real targeted players.TutorialProgressclass (Tutorial.ts) with unit tests; the Lit element (TutorialPanel.ts) only builds the context snapshot and renders. Newtutorial.*strings inen.json; the onlysrc/corechange is a testedUserSettingsboolean pair.Test plan
npx vitest tests/Tutorial.test.ts tests/UserSettings.test.ts --run(step ordering incl. build/alliance/nuke chains, linger, Got-it/Skip gating, config-based skipping, affordability gating, counter stability, dismissal persistence) plusTranslationSystem— all passing;tsc --noEmit,npm run lint, Prettier clean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code