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sec-surface phantoms: #48 wrap lit idx-254 art in live armor colors

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Playtester report: (1) the CONTROL MODE stack showed filled boxes around the
inactive MID/ADV entries, (2) a phantom block between the HEADING dial and the
ARMOR rosette.  Root-caused [T1]:

  The #48 translation-table cycle-fill (6bb03ae, 2026-07-25) mapped
  out-of-range art indices in-plane as (index mod 2^bits) -- so art index 254
  landed on plane slot 62 = the LIVE colorMapperMultiArmor right-armor damage
  slot.  And idx-254 art EXISTS: every SMODE.PCC frame fills the INACTIVE
  mode-box interiors with 254, and BTSEC1.PCX carries a stray 52x13 idx-254
  bar at port (199-250,101-113) between the heading dial and the rosette (a
  scratch duplicate of the rosette quadrant bars).  Both lit up in the
  current right-armor color (adpal ramp green/orange/red) on EVERY render
  path.  On the shipped machine those regions rendered BLACK (the garbage
  entry's low plane bits were 0), which is why the 2026-07-19 smode audit --
  run before the cycle-fill landed -- verified CORRECT.

FIX (BuildSecondaryTranslation): map [2^bits..255] to translationTable[0]
  (plane BACKGROUND) -- the authentic on-screen result, same no-leak
  guarantee.  Verified on both desktop paths: MID/ADV back to authored
  borders+text (idx 5/9), no interior fills; the phantom bar gone; the BAS
  badge and the live armor rosette (in-range slots 60-63) untouched.

KB: gauges-hud #48 REFINED addendum; GAUGE_COMPOSITE audit row 33 corrected
  (binding is ControlsMapper/ControlMode, not DisplayMode) + re-verification
  note.

(The companion glass-token palette-generation fix lives on glass-panel-perf --
it depends on the dirty-skip code there.  The two branches touch disjoint
hunks and merge in either order.)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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2026-08-10 10:51:44 -05:00
co-authored by Claude Opus 4.8
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// LEFT AS HEAP GARBAGE and any pixmap pixel >= that count wrote the
// garbage's high bits into other displays' planes (the #48 stray
// blocks; convicted live by BT_PLANE_AUDIT -- the 480x640 radar
// background carries index 217). Cycle the in-plane pattern across
// the remainder: high-index art degrades to its (index mod 2^bits)
// colour IN-PLANE, and can never leak. (The 1995 binary shipped the
// same 64-entry fill and relied on art discipline; garbage is not a
// preservable behaviour, so this is a guarded PORT deviation.)
// background carries index 217). Map the remainder to the plane
// BACKGROUND (translationTable[0]): high-index art renders as the
// port's background colour in-plane, and can never leak.
//
// REFINED 2026-08-10 (the sec-surface phantoms): the first #48 fill
// cycled the remainder IN-PLANE (index mod 2^bits), which mapped art
// index 254 onto plane slot 62 -- a LIVE colorMapperMultiArmor damage
// slot. SMODE.PCC's inactive control-mode box interiors and a stray
// 52x13 idx-254 bar baked into BTSEC1.PCX (between the heading dial
// and the armor rosette) lit up in the current right-armor damage
// colour on every render path. On the shipped machine those regions
// rendered BLACK (the heap garbage's low plane bits were 0 ->
// in-plane index 0), so background IS the authentic on-screen result.
// (The 1995 binary shipped the same 64-entry fill and relied on art
// discipline; garbage is not a preservable behaviour, so this stays a
// guarded PORT deviation.)
{
int filled = 1;
for (int b = bitMask & 0xFF; b != 0; b &= (b - 1))
filled <<= 1;
for (int i = filled; i < 256; ++i)
translationTable[i] = translationTable[i & (filled - 1)];
translationTable[i] = translationTable[0];
}
Check_Fpu();
}