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Panel: the vRIO layout + coloration, plasma flip fix, button-trap guard

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Per Cyd: the on-screen panel now mirrors vRIO (C:\VWE\vrio -- CockpitLayout.cs
+ PanelCanvas.cs, itself the RIOJoy profile-editor layout from the original
Win32 RIO mockup): five 4x2 MFD clusters (addresses descending), four 1x8
board columns (Throttle/Secondary/Screen/Joystick), the two 4x4 hex keypads
(0x50/0x60 -- cells emit real keypad KeyEvents: internal=pilot unit, external=
operator unit), physical names (Panic/Main/Hat*/Pinky...), vRIO colors: red
lamp cells + yellow Secondary/Screen + neutral-blue keypads, flash half-
periods 500/250/125ms, right-click latch (gold outline).  104 controls.

PlasmaWindow: the gauge renderer writes the 128x32 buffer TOP-DOWN -- the
bottom-up flip rendered the marquee upside down (user-reported); copy straight.

Button-trap guard (the e2c21c4 pattern): the authentic base
ConfigureMappableMessageHandler FAIL trap is abort() under DEBUGOFF -- any
aux/zoom button without its L4 override reconstructed KILLED the game on
press.  Default now: loud [FAIL] log + ignore; BT_BUTTON_TRAP=1 restores the
hard trap.  Verified live: synthetic click on a Secondary cell -> 2 [FAIL]
lines (press+release through panel->PadRIO->ProcessRIOEvent->streamed
mapping), game survives and keeps ticking.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Cyd
2026-07-17 22:30:35 -05:00
co-authored by Claude Fable 5
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commit 418acf07e4
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engine/MUNGA_L4/L4PLASMAWIN.cpp
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//
// 8-bit index -> BGRA: any lit index renders plasma orange, intensity
// stepped a little by index so shaded glyphs keep their shape. The
// engine's graphics coordinate system puts (0,0) bottom-left; the
// window is top-down, so flip Y in the copy.
// gauge renderer writes the buffer TOP-DOWN (user-verified 2026-07-17:
// a bottom-up flip rendered the marquee upside down) -- copy straight.
//
const Byte *source = pixelBuffer->Data.MapPointer;
for (int y = 0; y < plasmaHeight; ++y)
{
const Byte *line = source + (plasmaHeight - 1 - y) * plasmaWidth;
const Byte *line = source + y * plasmaWidth;
unsigned long *destination = blitBuffer + y * plasmaWidth;
for (int x = 0; x < plasmaWidth; ++x)
{