A — RICH ISO. The old iso-dungeon was a 7-tile sliver of Kenney Isometric
Dungeon; wire the full set so town/dungeon are RICH and interchangeable:
- Real architecture: full stoneWall, stoneWallWindow (actual window),
stoneWallDoorOpen (real door), archway, wood column, stairs.
- Distinct furniture per kind: table -> tableShortChairs (table+chairs),
keg/barrel -> real barrel, crate -> woodenCrate, shelf -> woodenCrates,
chest -> chestClosed (added to the floor+prop compositor). No more
everything-is-a-chest.
Facing (was 90 deg off, twice): verified against live movement the sprites are
angled CLOCKWISE from NE (0=NE,2=SE,4=SW,6=NW), so up->Male_0, right->Male_2,
down->Male_4, left->Male_6. Now the run anim points the way you actually move.
ASCII picker no-op: ASCII draws glyphs and consumes no tile pack, so
projForMode(ascii)=null and the packbar hides for it (it only ever made sense
for Tiled/Iso).
Suite 58/419 green.
Modes are TECHNIQUES; 'Fancy' (tiles+FX) was really a topdown PACK, so:
- Remove 'fancy' from RENDER_MODES (saved 'fancy' falls back to tiles; its dead
Pixi branch is short-circuited by canUseMode). Modes = Tiled/ASCII/Iso/3D.
- Modes now carry a ; a premium mode unlocks once the user has ANY
unlocked pack for that projection (not a single hardcoded pack) — needed now
that iso is multi-pack.
- New 'roguelike-dungeon' topdown pack: same sheet, a DUNGEON palette (stone
floors + barrels/crates vs the wood interior) — a distinct 2D tileset with zero
new assets. Registered + catalog (migration 027, topdown tier 1 / 1 credit).
The tiled renderer's lighting/shadows/vignette are the built-in FX.
- Also: iso facing fix (Male 0=NW..6=NE) reflected in tests.
So the Tiled pack picker now offers Roguelike Interior <-> Dungeon, and Iso offers
Dungeon <-> Medieval — packs as products, proven in the best-looking mode too.
Suite 58/419 green.
jwinterm