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# Encounter authoring and fidelity
Healer Man keeps boss abilities, dungeon orchestration, presentation, and source
evidence separate. Boss abilities are modular `EnemyAttackDefinition` records;
dungeon-wide doors, waves, checkpoints, and transitions are modular
`DungeonEncounterDefinition` records. Neither runtime stores Three.js or React
objects, so the same definitions can later be selected or randomized without
rewriting a boss component.
## Adding or editing a boss mechanic
1. Add or edit the attack in the boss entity's `combat.attacks` list. Imported
RuneWaker lists are generated under `src/game/generated`; authored WoW
exceptions live with their dungeon content.
2. Give the mechanic a stable `id`, timing, condition, target, effect, and source
record. Health mechanics use `self-health-percent`; timed mechanics use
`initialCooldownMs` and `repeatCooldownMs`.
3. Author a `telegraph` when the source supplies geometry. Harmful area attacks
without explicit geometry receive a conservative circle/cone/line inference,
but inferred geometry is not described as source-exact.
4. Add a guide override only when the generated explanation needs encounter
context that cannot be derived from the mechanic. The Boss Guide otherwise
reads the runtime definition directly, including its trigger, timer, effect,
telegraph, counterplay, fidelity, and test procedure.
5. Run the focused mechanic, telegraph-geometry, campaign, timeline, and guide
tests, then perform the browser playtest described in `PLAYTEST_NOTES.md`.
Telegraph geometry is shared by presentation and hit resolution. A circle,
frontal cone, or line shown on the floor is therefore the area the resolver
tests when the cast completes. `warningMs` is also enforced as a minimum cast
time, so a telegraph cannot appear after its damage resolves.
## Adding a dungeon encounter rule
Attach a `DungeonEncounterDefinition` to `DungeonDefinition.encounters`. Rules
combine a trigger, optional guards, and reusable actions. Available primitives
cover tick/elapsed time, signals, interactions, entity engagement/death/health,
all-members-dead checks, phases, flags, counters, timers, spawn groups, dynamic
world-object state, objective completion, checkpoints, party teleports, loot,
and signal chaining.
Definitions and snapshots are JSON-safe and stable-ID based. Actions are
idempotent by default. Loot actions must use `persistence: "run"`; this prevents
a wipe or checkpoint reload from duplicating a reward. Declare encounter-owned
mob waves in `DungeonDefinition.encounterSpawnGroups`. Declare doors, switches,
chests, keys, bridges, NPC prompts, and quest objects in
`DungeonDefinition.serverGameObjects`; their collision, sight blocking, visual,
prompt, and allowed interaction states follow the current encounter snapshot.
Online groups use party-leader authority. A follower interaction is sent as a
request, then revalidated by the leader against the follower's synchronized
position, range, line of sight, object state, and object ID before any rule is
dispatched. The leader publishes serializable encounter snapshots to followers.
## Save behavior
Character profiles store a versioned safe dungeon checkpoint. The checkpoint
projection retains only actions marked `checkpoint` or `run`; active timers,
temporary waves, and a half-finished pull are reset. Entering the same dungeon
hydrates that safe projection and its spawn after definitions are registered.
Loading a different dungeon starts at its normal entrance.
## Source fidelity and remaining review
The deterministic ledgers are:
- `scripts/runewaker-pipeline/RUNEWAKER_ENCOUNTER_IMPLEMENTATION_REPORT.md`
- `scripts/runewaker-pipeline/RUNEWAKER_GAMEPLAY_CONTENT_REPORT.md`
- `scripts/runewaker-pipeline/RUNEWAKER_ENVIRONMENT_ASSEMBLY_REPORT.md`
- `scripts/runewaker-pipeline/RUNEWAKER_NAVIGATION_GAP_REPORT.md`
Current encounter evidence covers 30 RuneWaker packages, 4,113 deferred source
rows, and 1,524 unique direct evidence records. Of those evidence records, 388
have exact executable spell mappings and 1,136 still need source review. Four
bosses have clearly labeled, playable Healer Man fallback kits because the
preserved data does not expose their original executable behavior. Eight
non-empty packages do not contain source-confirmed boss membership; two
authoritative variants are intentionally empty.
The upgraded WDB environment builder can assemble all referenced ROS resources
with full placement translation, quaternion, and nonuniform scale, source-hash
caching, shared meshes, collision chunking, and a separate dynamic-placement
manifest. The integration pass regenerated Raksha Temple and The Origin through
that full-WDB path; remaining shipping packages retain their last validated
build until they are individually regenerated. The current audit finds 107
filename-only dynamic candidates; they remain static and review-required
because filenames alone do not prove door/switch behavior.
Treasure Trove's 908-placement full-WDB staging export is reproducible and its
487,380-triangle visual/collision assembly, meshopt pass, and KTX2 compression
all succeed. Its 0.3-metre, 512-cell full-resolution Recast navigation bake did
not complete: the watershed run was stopped after nearly two CPU-hours when it
showed the smaller-tile retry signature, and the explicit monotone run was
stopped after more than four CPU-hours on its first pass. The fail-closed
pipeline therefore did not publish that staged package. The last validated
shipping package remains active. The recipe retains the monotone tiled policy
for a future offline bake or a reviewed spatial-partitioning optimization;
lowering navigation resolution was not silently substituted.
The route report contains 19 unreachable legs across eight dungeons, all from a
distance-from-entrance objective-order heuristic. Those legs are evidence that
objective order needs review, not proof that an off-mesh link should exist.
Links are added only when source geometry or a reviewed traversal justifies
them.
Run `npm run runewaker:audit:gameplay`, `npm run
runewaker:audit:environment-assembly`, and `npm run runewaker:audit:navigation`
after importing new source data. A report can be structurally green while its
content status remains `review-required`; this is intentional and prevents an
incomplete source inference from being presented as an original mechanic.