Place Objects above Ground Items and Triggers, with Floors and Wiring/Plumbing hidden by default. Apply the defaults to exports and newly created conversion layers while preserving existing layer visibility. Verify hidden layers still import gameplay entities.
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Normalize export filenames to .tmx and return the actual saved path in command replies. Separate floors, structures, ground items and spawn points into named object layers, with a reserved wiring/plumbing layer. Reuse the same categories in the Tiled converter and preserve undo behavior.
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Separate floors from structures for occupancy, rendering, interaction and deconstruction. Convert marked Tiled tiles to stateful gameplay buildings, retain a configurable default terrain tile, and preserve legacy saved terrain without reseeding it.
Bundle a Tiled conversion extension with editable per-object properties, conflict checks and single-step undo. Cover conversion, persistence, collision and gameplay in Rust tests and run the extension tests in CI.
BREAKING CHANGE: network protocol version 6 adds layered building state and default terrain metadata; clients and servers must be upgraded together.
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Use Bevy editable text with word navigation, keyboard and pointer selection, system clipboard integration and IME-aware submission. Add bounded history with draft restoration and permission-aware Tab completion. Cover native keyboard, mouse and clipboard event handling in tests.
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Preserve building state, machine contents and progress in editable Tiled properties. Share property decoding between seeds and imports; replace terrain and objects atomically while keeping characters. Persist terrain in schema version 2 and replicate it to existing and joining clients.
BREAKING CHANGE: network protocol version 5 replicates authoritative terrain; older clients and servers cannot connect.
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Characters have a continuous Position simulated on the server with a
square collision box, sliding along walls and corner assist into
openings. GridPos is derived from the position, so interactions,
building and reach stay tile-based. The exact position is saved.
BREAKING CHANGE: protocol version 4 replaces SetMoveDir with SetMovement
and replicates Position.
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- Start menu with new game (optionally hosted), load/delete saves and join
server screens; CLI options skip it.
- Menus and HUD are built from rsn layouts in assets/ui with a shared theme,
bindings, conditional visibility and tooltips.
- Machine windows place slots and backgrounds from the machine's ui
definition; slots are filled from and emptied into the inventory.
- Chat with / commands, pause menu, clickable inventory, craft and build
menus.
- Server passwords, admins, whitelist, bans, kicks and admin commands from
the terminal or chat; changes are written to the config file. The hosting
player is always admin.
- Clients keep a player id in client.toml; characters belong to it.
BREAKING CHANGE: protocol version 3 adds the player id and password to
Login, and characters are keyed by player id instead of name, so characters
in existing worlds are not restored.
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Add a dedicated server configuration file (`server.toml`) with clap-based
command line overrides. The server now supports runtime config changes via
terminal commands, and config edits are written back to the TOML file while
preserving comments.
Also let host mode feed the shared network startup through the same server
config resource.
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Worlds are identified by a UUID and every table is keyed by it, so many
worlds can share one database. The schema is created and migrated
automatically. Autosaves are written on a background tokio runtime; exit
saves block until done.
Singleplayer saves are one SQLite file per save game in the platform data
directory. The dedicated server takes --database URL (default
sqlite://saves/server.sqlite) and --world NAME|UUID.
BREAKING CHANGE: the rsn save format and the server's --save FILE option
are removed; existing saves are not migrated.
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Machines give a building input/output slots and their own timed recipes.
The server processes them, replicates their state and saves it with the
world. The furnace becomes a machine and an assembler is added as an
example with a custom window layout. The client window follows with the
new UI.
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Bevy ECS workspace with three crates:
- game_core: rsn data definitions, components, Tiled map loader, protocol
- game_server: authoritative simulation, Rune scripting, persistence,
dedicated server binary
- game_client: rendering, UI and input; embeds the server for
singleplayer and hosting
Items, recipes, buildings and skills are defined in assets/data, behavior
in Rune scripts under assets/scripts, and maps are made in Tiled.
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Steve Biedermann