Export the realm leader's character name for the web map - #109
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WalkthroughThe plugin now resolves and remembers faction and guild leader character names. It restores and saves that data, refreshes it after player joins and RPCharacters setup, and updates map data when leader names change. ChangesLeader character tracking
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Player
participant LeaderCharacterListener
participant LeaderCharacters
participant RpCharactersLeaderCharacterProbe
participant MapSystem
Player->>LeaderCharacterListener: Join schedules a refresh
LeaderCharacterListener->>LeaderCharacters: Refresh matching faction and guild leaders
LeaderCharacters->>RpCharactersLeaderCharacterProbe: Request active character name
RpCharactersLeaderCharacterProbe-->>LeaderCharacters: Return character name or null
LeaderCharacterListener->>MapSystem: Mark leader names changed
MapSystem->>MapSystem: Save factions and regenerate nation.json
Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to This change adds leader character names to the map export. The earlier concerns about shutdown order, name fallback, conversions and map refresh appear to be addressed, but they are not independently confirmed. The remaining risk is limited to the accuracy of leader names on the web map. The server-side map export is still untested. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change is limited to leader-name tracking and map publication, without demonstrated additional privileges. Attribution changes and failed publication can leave displayed identity data stale. Safe rendering of character names on the website remains unverified. Retained concerns
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The realm panel showed `leader`, which is the Minecraft username. It now shows `leader character`, the RPCharacters name SimpleFactions exports (TF-Minecraft/SimpleFactions#109), and only while `leader character of` still matches the current leader. A realm without one shows no ruler name rather than falling back to the username. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
nation.json only carried the leader's Minecraft username, so the web map named rulers by their account. Each faction now remembers its leader's active RPCharacters character and exports it as `leader character`, alongside `leader character of` (the player it was read from). RPCharacters only knows an active character while its player is online, so the name is read whenever the faction saves with the leader online, and five seconds after a leader joins. Otherwise the remembered name is kept, but only for the same leader: a new leader never inherits the previous one's character. Colour codes are stripped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Guild entries in nation.json now carry `leader character` and `leader character of` like the realm does, read the same way: when the guild saves with its leader online, and shortly after a guild leader joins. A realm's own guild follows the realm's leader. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
RPCharacters only keeps online players in memory, so a leader who was not on when the faction saved never got a name. The probe now reads an offline player's saved characters (data/characterdata/<uuid>/, the one marked active), with the UUID from the server's cache; nothing is looked up from Mojang. Every leader is resolved shortly after startup, and when any realm or guild leader's name changes the quiet map cycle re-exports and uploads nation.json, so names reach the map within one cycle instead of at the next hourly full update. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/database/Database.java:
- Around line 332-334: In saveFactionChecked(), compare each resolved leader
name with the faction or non-base guild’s current leader name before calling
rememberLeaderCharacter; when a name differs, mark the map’s leader names
changed if a map is available. Apply this to both the faction resolution and the
guild loop so the change is recorded even before the delayed join refresh.
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@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/identity/LeaderCharacters.java:
- Around line 48-52: Update LeaderCharacters.resolve to distinguish an
unavailable RPCharacters provider from an available provider with an offline
leader. Use a stable unavailable-probe sentinel in the default, setProbe, and
reset paths, and allow the remembered-name fallback only when the current probe
is not that sentinel.
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@src/main/java/net/tfminecraft/simplefactions/objects/Faction.java:
- Around line 110-112: In Faction(Guild), copy the source guild’s
leaderCharacter and leaderCharacterOf before rebinding the guild; in
Guild.convert(), preserve both host values before changing a base guild to a
non-base type. Keep these remembered values intact across both ownership
transitions.
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leader-character probe remains active during saveLoadedFactions() and is reset
only after faction persistence completes.
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…down Address the CodeRabbit review on the leader character export: - A faction save that learns a different realm or guild leader name now marks the map, so nation.json still ships on the quiet cycle when the save beats the delayed join refresh. The resolve-and-compare step is shared by the save and the join/startup refresh. - Without RPCharacters the probe reports itself unavailable and remembered names are dropped rather than kept as if the leader were offline, as documented. - A guild elevated, made landless or rebelling keeps its remembered leader character on the new realm, and a realm's own guild becoming an ordinary one keeps the realm's. - Shutdown releases the leader character probe only after the final faction save, so a leader's newer character is what gets written. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* Rebuild the world map as a Google Maps-style viewer in CK3 frames
The live main map moves to /map (/map/main redirects there; chronicle and
staff pages keep their /map/main/... paths).
The map now fills the screen with framed controls floating over it:
- Left-drag, touch drag and pinch pan and zoom the map; keyboard arrows
and +/- work too, with zoom buttons in the corner. A drag never also
selects. Paint mode keeps the left button while it is on.
- Clicking a realm opens a details panel (a bottom sheet on phones) in
place of the modal and hover card, and outlines it on the map. The
panel reads an allowlist of realm facts, so ledgers, balances, member
lists and queues never reach the page.
- A search box finds realms, titles, settlements and installations, and
flies to the one picked.
- Map modes are a CK3-style medallion tray on desktop and labelled chips
on phones. A Layers menu holds the marker toggles, war planning and the
archive. A breadcrumb shows which subject layers are open.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Keep the map on screen and in place when switching modes
A mode change only swaps the overlays now. The map stays mounted after
its first load instead of falling back to "Loading map…", the camera
keeps its zoom and position, and a small note shows while the mode
loads. Overlays are keyed by mode so nothing carries over between them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Drop the gold trim for the site's own panel style
The map's panels, buttons and labels now use the same forest and cream
as the rest of the site: flat panels with a faint border, plain labels,
cream for links and the active mode, and a light outline on the
selected realm. No corner brackets, gradients or gilt rules.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Make zooming smooth and allow zooming in to 16x
Wheel, drag and pinch now move the map with a direct style write per
frame and only hand the result to React once the map has been still
for 140 ms. Labels, markers and overlays no longer re-render on every
wheel tick. The selected realm's outline filter stands down while a
gesture runs, and the base map decodes once after it loads.
Zoom now goes to 16x, and past one screen pixel per map pixel the base
map is drawn with sharp pixels.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Fade realm names out when zoomed in close
Realm names are drawn in map units, so at the new deeper zoom a name
grew to fill the screen. Past 140 px on screen it now fades out, the
way it already fades out when too small to read.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Draw the map from tiles, the way Google Maps does
The base map was one 6400x6400 image (34 MB as PNG) that the browser
decoded in full, and again at every new zoom scale, even with a twentieth
of it on screen. That decode was the zoom stutter.
The backend now cuts the base map and each raster map mode into a pyramid
of 256 px WebP tiles, built in the background and cached per source mtime
(`/{map}/tiles/{layer}/manifest` and `.../{version}/{z}/{x}/{y}.webp`,
immutable). The viewer loads only the tiles on screen at the level its
zoom needs, over a low-resolution backdrop, and keeps the previous level
up until the new one has loaded. Mid-gesture it does not re-render at all.
Also:
- realm overlays come as reduced copies (`?lod=n`) when zoomed out
- the 6400 px pick canvas no longer sits in the map layer
- settlement markers stop growing at deep zoom and hold their size
- staff maps and any map whose pyramid is not ready yet keep the single
image, so nothing regresses while tiles build
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Tile each map mode's region colours so mode switches are instant
Switching to a region mode fetched one overlay image per region (85 for
counties), and on a first visit the server made a reduced copy of each
before answering. The names, which come with the region data, were drawn
long before the colour under them.
The backend now flattens each mode's overlays, as first shown, into one
image (`region_composite`) and tiles it like the base map
(`/tiles/regions-{mode}`). It is versioned by which regions are visible
and when regen last redrew them, not by the data file's mtime, which
SimpleFactions rewrites every few minutes with new figures. All full-map
builds share one lock so modes queue instead of stacking in memory.
The viewer uses those tiles until subject layers are opened, waits for
the first manifest answer instead of starting per-region downloads, and
fades names in once the colour is on screen. An older pyramid keeps
serving until it is replaced, and a tile that 404s re-reads the manifest.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Preload map-mode colours and fix tile state carrying across modes
Tile layers are keyed per mode and pyramid version, so a mode switch no
longer inherits the last mode's loaded tiles or held level (which kept
the realm names hidden and doubled the requests). Manifests are cached
for the page view and tied to the layer they describe.
Once the map settles, every other region mode's manifest and backdrop
tiles are fetched in the background, so switching shows colour at once
while sharper tiles load.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Place composite overlays by their crop box
The overlay sidecar nests each region's box under "overlay", the field
the data route merges onto the region. The composite read x/y off the
entry itself, found nothing, and drew every region at 0,0. A format
number in the version hash makes existing composites rebuild.
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* Stop the trade tooltip flickering on mouse moves
On the trade map every mouse move asked the server which province was
under the pointer, and when the answer landed it replaced the region
tooltip with the province's trade breakdown, which the next move
replaced back. The two took turns on screen.
The live map now loads the quarter-scale province grid (as stored days
already do) for the modes whose tooltip describes a province, and the
compiled province figures once per map. Hover resolves the province
locally and returns its lines in the same frame; on the trade map they
are folded into the region's tooltip as one box. The other province
modes stop issuing a request per mouse move too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Name realm rulers by their character, never their account
The realm panel showed `leader`, which is the Minecraft username. It now
shows `leader character`, the RPCharacters name SimpleFactions exports
(TF-Minecraft/SimpleFactions#109), and only while `leader character of`
still matches the current leader. A realm without one shows no ruler
name rather than falling back to the username.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Open a place card when a settlement or installation is clicked
Clicking a marker used to fall through to the land under it, which with
the realm-panel model read as clicking empty map and closed the panel.
Markers now open their own card: what the place is (capital, guild
seat, settlement, port, fort, ...), the realm that owns it with a link
to its panel, population or supply hubs, county, coordinates, and Zoom
to / View realm. Search results for places and the realm panel's
Capital link open the same card, and the selected pin stays raised.
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* Make the place card's pin larger and drop the tiny banner in View realm
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* Light hovered realms up in place, and keep them lit under a city
Hover swapped the realm for its paler `_hover` image over the tiled
colours, which read as a flat colour change. Hover and selection now
draw the realm's own shape, slightly brightened, with a light rim: thin
for hover, thicker for the realm whose details are open. Both stand down
while the map is moving.
Pointing at a city inside a realm cleared the realm's highlight. The
region under a pin is now resolved as if the pin were not there, so the
realm stays lit and only the tooltip belongs to the pin.
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* Let terrain show through realm highlights
Hover and selection draw at the same opacity as the region colours, so
the brightening lifts the realm without flattening its terrain.
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* Keep the ruler row when their character is not known yet
Hiding it read as the ruler having vanished. The row now always shows
the ruler's title, with "Character not yet known" until SimpleFactions
has exported the leader's character name.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Let each site choose which map /map shows
`/map` always meant `main`, so the dev site showed a frozen copy of
Main's map there while the Dev server's live map sat at /map/r3b1rth,
staff-only.
A site can now keep its own map registry in its data volume
(`data/maps.yml`), which takes precedence over the repo's config/maps.yml
(MAP_REGISTRY_PATH still wins over both). Entries take `live: true` to
mark the map `/map` shows; without one, `main` is live, so the public
site is unchanged. `/maps/accessible` reports `live`.
The frontend reads it: `/map` shows the live map, a URL naming the live
map by id forwards to `/map` (replacing the static /map/main redirect),
and links to it point at `/map`.
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* Give guilds their own cards on the map
Guilds only existed on the map as the settlements they are based in.
Each realm's guild list (from nation.json) now feeds:
- a guild card: type and realm, the leader's character name (never the
account), member count, the settlement it is based in (matched by
home province), and branch levels
- a Guilds section on the realm card and "Guilds based here" on a
settlement's card, both opening the guild card
- guild results in search, ranked between realms and places
Like realms, only allowlisted fields are read: balances, loans, ledgers
and member names stay out. One `select` helper now keeps realm, place
and guild cards exclusive.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Size settlement pins by what they are, and stop names overlapping
Pins were sized by population, so a crowded village could out-shout a
small capital, and nearby names drew over each other. Settlements are
now sized by kind: realm capitals large, guild seats (where a guild is
based) medium, everything else small; population only breaks ties.
Names are decluttered each time the map settles, the way map sites thin
labels out: placed most prominent first, a name that would cross one
already placed, or a pin at least as prominent, is left off. Its pin
stays, hovering it shows the name, and zooming in brings it back. Hover
hit-testing uses the same result, so a hidden name is not clickable.
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* Say which guild a settlement is the capital of
The cards said a guild was "based in" a settlement and listed "guilds
based here", which put the town first. A guild's settlement is its
capital: the guild card now shows Capital, and the settlement reads
"Capital of <guild>" with links to the guild and its realm ("Guild
capital" in cards and search). A realm capital that guilds also use
lists them under "Also capital of".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Let the map be dragged until a corner reaches the middle of the screen
The view used to stop at the map's edges, so zoomed in on a coast or a
corner the place of interest stayed pinned to the side of the screen.
Following OpenFront, the map may now be dragged until any of its edges
or corners reaches the centre of the view, and no further: at least a
quarter of the screen is always map, so it cannot be lost. Opening and
resetting the view still centre the whole map, and "zoom to" now
centres places near the edge properly.
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* Make the trade map the Guilds map
Every area on the trade map is the guild that dominates its trade (all
20 on dev match a guild id), so it is the map of guilds, but clicking
one opened a generic "trade area" panel. The mode is now called Guilds,
and clicking an area (or picking it in search) opens that guild's card,
realm guilds included, with "Dominates trade in N provinces".
Guild details live in /data/nation, which only the realm map loads; the
viewer now fetches it once per map when another mode needs it. "View
realm" from a guild card outside the realm map switches to Realms and
opens the realm once its data is in.
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* Name the realm on a guild card opened from the Guilds map
The card was handed the trade map's data, which has no realms, so it
fell back to the realm's id.
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* Draw borders on the Guilds (trade) map
Trade regions were generated without outlines, so neighbouring guilds'
areas ran into each other on what is now the Guilds map. Every mode now
gets the same region borders.
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* Call the trade map Trade again
It colours areas by the guild that dominates their trade, which is
trade influence, not guild territory, so "Guilds" misled. Clicking an
area still opens the dominant guild's card.
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* Make region regeneration fast enough to outline every mode
Outlining a region staged it on a full 6400 px canvas and walked every
pixel of the map in Python, for each of its two to four images. Nation
took about 205 s on dev and 255 s on Main; drawing trade's borders took
its regions from 45 s to 210 s.
Regions are now stroked on a window around their own box, and the
outline, stroke and occupation seam are whole-array operations. Each
province is painted from its own box rather than a full-map compare,
the land mask comes from one lookup instead of a pass per province, and
paint_from_rgb_lut indexes a palette directly instead of sorting the map
with np.unique.
On dev's data, locally: trade 470 s -> 13.5 s, nation 5.5 s, the
geometry cache 18 s -> 3 s. Trade and nation output is pixel-identical
to before, overlays.json included; new tests pin the array versions to
the per-pixel ones.
The parallel mode worker now outlines trade too, as the serial path
already did.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Focus a clicked realm: dim the world, open its subjects in place
Opening a realm's subjects (Ctrl-click, or Show subjects) turned off the
flattened region tiles for the whole map, so every realm came back as its
own image: 19 downloads on dev, landing one by one over about 2 s.
The tiles now stay up. Clicking a realm selects it and, as CK3 does,
opens it: a wash dims everything outside its shape, and only its own
layers (its provinces and its subjects) are drawn inside, over a hole cut
in the tiles once they have loaded. Clicking a subject inside opens that
one; a realm without subjects is still lit while the rest dims. Closing
the card, Escape or a click on the sea puts the map back.
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* Fade the other realms' colours instead of masking the focus
A CSS mask over the 6400 px map made every zoom frame re-render the
masked layers: 50 ms frames instead of 17 ms. Fading the flattened
colours is a plain opacity change, and the focus drawn over them at full
strength is tinted by only a few per cent.
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* Keep an opened realm lit, and open it after a mode switch
A realm opened from a card in another mode was selected as soon as the
realm data arrived, before the realm map's layers were built, so opening
its subjects found nothing to open: no subjects, no highlight. It now
waits for the layers.
An opened realm also gets the selection's rim around its outer edge, as
a realm without subjects does; a thinner one while one of its subjects
is selected.
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* Lay out a mode's names faster, and once per page view
Switching mode left the names blank for up to half a second after the
data and colours had arrived: placing each name sorted every pair of
candidate points (some 11,000 for a county) by length, again for each of
three margins, though a name usually fits within the first thousand or
so. The pairs now come longest-first from a heap, built once per name,
in exactly the order the sort gave: counties 410 ms -> 134 ms, duchies
165 -> 65, realms 180 -> 77, with identical output on dev's data.
A mode already shown this page view reuses its layout when its data has
not changed.
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* Light a clicked guild on the trade map, and make names point at their region
On the trade map a click opens the card of the guild that dominates the
area, which left no region selected, so nothing stayed lit. The guild's
areas, keyed by its id, are now lit while its card is open.
Region names ignore the pointer so the land under them stays hoverable,
but that made a name laid across water (The Clockwork, over the sea
between its islands) point at nothing. A name now points at its region,
on hover and on click; checked against the letters the browser draws on
dev: every letter of every drawn name hits its own name.
The hover hint no longer offers Ctrl-click: a click opens subjects now.
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* Order the map modes Realms | Empires to Counties | the rest
Realms get their own section, and the title tiers run from the top down.
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* Keep the prosperity map tiled across regenerations
Prosperity is redrawn with every trade update, every few minutes on the
live map, and a tile pyramid was only built when someone next asked for
one. Until it finished the server answered "not ready" and the viewer
fell back to the full 6400 px image: on dev, switching to Prosperity
loaded and decoded that image every time.
- A layer whose pyramid is out of date now serves the last finished one
while the new one builds (tiles of a version stay on disk until its
replacement is complete). Only a layer never tiled says "not ready".
- Regeneration queues the builds for every tiled layer it may have
changed (tile_warm), instead of leaving them to the first reader.
- The raster modes no longer download their full-size image into the
pick canvas: they hover provinces from the province grid and never
pick a region.
- The viewer warms the raster modes' backdrop tiles too, and a raster
layer whose pyramid was replaced mid-load fetches the new manifest.
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* Stop the map running iPhones out of memory
On an iPhone the map reloaded over and over: Safari reloads a page whose
tab runs out of memory. The map held a 6400 px pick canvas (some 160 MB,
and over iOS Safari's 16.7-megapixel canvas limit) on top of the map
imagery, which a 3x screen fetched at the sharpest level it could.
- Phones and tablets (a coarse pointer) load the pick map at half size,
3200 px (~40 MB). The backend reduces it nearest-neighbour
(`/mapdata/{mode}?scale=1`), so every pixel is still exactly one
region's colour; taps resolve as before.
- Tiles and reduced overlays are fetched for at most a 2x screen, as
Google Maps does, which on a 3x phone is about half the tiles.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Draw map highlights without filters on Safari
WebKit draws nothing for a filtered image inside the scaled map, so on
Safari, and every iPhone browser, a selected or hovered region's
highlight (brightness and a drop-shadow rim) was invisible, and a realm
opened to show its subjects vanished altogether. Checked in WebKit with
an iPhone profile: The Holy Order opened showed 758 of its pixels with
the filter and 42,682 without.
There the highlight now goes unfiltered: the region is drawn again over
its own colour, and a selection still fades the rest of the world.
Chromium and Firefox keep the rim.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Draw the title tiers as one family of crowns, as CK3 does
The tiers were an orb (empire), two near-identical crowns (kingdom,
duchy) and a castle tower (county). They are now crowns that grow with
rank: a county's low coronet of pearls, a duchy's taller one of leaves,
a kingdom's crown with an arch and cross, and an empire's double-arched
crown with an orb.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Decode the pick map off the main thread
Drawn straight from an <img>, a region mode's 6400 px pick map was
decoded inside drawImage: 320 ms of the page frozen on every switch to
a region mode, measured on dev. It is now fetched and decoded with
createImageBitmap, off the main thread, colours exactly as stored, and
only copied into the canvas.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Copy the pick map into its canvas a band at a time
drawImage of the whole decoded 6400 px pick map still held the page for
~220 ms. Premultiplied (as the canvas stores it; pick pixels are fully
opaque or transparent) the copy is ~3x cheaper, and done 256 rows per
frame no single frame takes more than a few milliseconds.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Lay out a mode's names in slices, not one long task
A first visit to a region mode laid out every name in one go inside a
useMemo: a quarter of a second of frozen page for the counties, measured
on dev. The layout is now a generator that yields after each region,
driven in 8 ms slices with the browser free between them. A layout
already cached this page view is still used at once.
The same approach as the GIF export: Turbopack does not bundle a browser
Worker in a production build (see encodeGif.ts).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Clear the pick canvas a band at a time too
Clearing the whole 6400 px canvas before the banded copy was itself a
~90 ms stall on every switch to a region mode. Each band is now cleared
just before it is drawn.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hold the map's resting scale as CSS zoom, not a scale transform
On iPhones the map page crashed in a loop ("a problem repeatedly
occurred"). WebKit sizes a layer's backing store from its own CSS size
times the screen density, ignoring an ancestor's scale transform: the
6400 px map, scaled to fit a phone, got a store about 19,200 px square
once a mode switch made it its own layer. In WebKit with an iPhone
profile a switch to Counties took the page from ~760 MB to ~3.9 GB.
The live map now lays its content out at the size it appears: the
resting scale is CSS zoom on the content and the transform is a plain
translate. Gestures and animated moves still scale with the transform,
relative to that zoom, and hand the new scale to zoom once the map
settles, so zooming stays as smooth as before. Opt-in
(useMapViewport's restingZoom); the editor and studio are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Redraw the world-mode icons as things, not charts
Provinces was a folded map (the whole page is one), trade a pair of
justice scales, prosperity a stack of cylinders that read as a database
and infestation a beetle that read as debugging. They are now land cut
into territories, a merchant's cog, a full purse with a coin and a
skull; terrain is tidied and fertility keeps its ear of wheat.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hide iOS's scroll indicator under the mobile mode chips
Safari on iOS draws its own indicator under a swiped row regardless of
scrollbar-width or ::-webkit-scrollbar. The row now has room below the
chips for it, and a wrapper clips that strip off; the chips sit where
they did.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Put Layers bottom left on phones, as on desktop
It sat stacked on top of the zoom buttons in the bottom-right corner.
It now has the bottom-left corner to itself, its menu opening up and to
the right, and zoom keeps the bottom right.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Do not show hover tooltips after a tap
A tap also sends a mouse move, so on phones the desktop hover tooltip
("Sunsora · Click for details") appeared at the finger and stayed,
over the details sheet and off the edge of the screen. After a touch,
those moves now only clear hover; a real mouse brings it back.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Tap a province in the raster modes to read it
Hiding hover after a tap left phones no way to read terrain, fertility,
prosperity, infestation or province details: there a hover tooltip is
the only way in, and a tap opens no card. In those modes a tap now shows
the tapped province's details, until the next press; in the region
modes a tap still opens the card without a tooltip.
Tooltips also flip to the other side of the pointer near the window's
right or bottom edge instead of running off it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Show a tapped province from the tap's click
The raster modes' tap info relied on the mouse move a browser sends
before a tap's click, which not every browser sends. The click itself
now asks for that spot's details.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Load province figures on entering a raster mode, show them on arrival
The live raster modes' province figures were fetched on the first hover,
and nothing showed them when they arrived: a mouse's next move did, a
tap has no next move, so a phone's first tap showed nothing. They are
now fetched on entering a mode that reads them, and on arrival the hover
is replayed at the last pointer or tap.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Stop the page itself scrolling under the full-screen map
On an iPhone a drag on the map's panels (search, mode chips) scrolled or
rubber-banded the page, sliding them under the site header and showing
empty space below the map. While the map is open the page, body and the
/map wrapper no longer scroll or overscroll; the map and the scrolling
inside its panels are unaffected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Turn off page zoom on the map
Tapping the search box zoomed the whole page in on an iPhone: Safari
zooms into any field with text under 16 px. The map pages now set
maximum-scale=1 and user-scalable=no, the map shell allows only panning
gestures (Safari ignores user-scalable for pinches; the map still
handles its own), and the search box uses 16 px text on phones.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Give phones a slimmer map layout
The top took a name plate, a search box and the mode chips, and the
bottom corner stacked layers and zoom buttons. On a phone now:
- one slim top row: the search box (which already names the map) and an
icon-only History button;
- Layers top left under it, opening down, beside the breadcrumb;
- the mode chips along the bottom while no sheet is open;
- no zoom buttons: pinch zooms.
Desktop is unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Address CodeRabbit's review of the map overhaul
- Composites: an overlay box starting off the map's top or left edge is
clipped there instead of shifted in.
- Tile pyramids: a build removes only older versions, so a build of an
earlier source finishing last cannot delete the newer pyramid.
- TileLayer reports a broken pyramid once per version, not once per
failed tile.
- SiteMap keeps the last resolved live map while the map list reloads,
so a login in another tab no longer unmounts the map.
- Search: the guild path's dependencies are listed, so it flies to the
seat once settlements have loaded.
- Arrow and +/- keys move the map only when aimed at it (or at nothing in
particular), not when a card, button or scrolling panel has focus.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Make the phone's Layers button an icon, as Google Maps does
The word took room on a small screen for a control its icon already
names. It is now a round icon button; screen readers still read
"Layers".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Stop text and image selection on the map page
A long press on a phone selected text across the panels and the map and
offered Copy / Look Up on it. While the map is open nothing on the page
selects, images do not drag, and iOS shows no long-press menu; the
search box still selects, or Safari would not let it be typed in.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Meet map tiles on whole pixels instead of overlapping them
Tiles overlapped by half a source pixel to hide sub-pixel seams. On a
see-through raster (prosperity's alpha runs 53-148) the overlap strip
was drawn twice and showed as a darker line along each tile edge. Tile
edges are now snapped to whole screen pixels, and the resting position
too, so neighbours meet exactly with neither gap nor overlap. The
backdrop and held levels also hide once the sharp tiles on screen have
loaded, so see-through colours are not stacked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Do not take a failed map list for "main is live"
When the accessible-maps request failed, its empty list resolved to
main, so a site whose registry makes another map live could show main
at /map. A failed list now leaves the live map unresolved: the last good
answer is kept, and with none the page says the map could not load.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
The web map's realm panel showed the ruler as their Minecraft username (e.g. "rushork"), because that is all
nation.jsoncarried. This adds the leader's roleplay character name:"leader character": the leader's active RPCharacters character name, colour codes stripped."leader character of": the username it was read from, so a reader can tell whether it still belongs to the current leader.RPCharacters only knows a player's active character while they're online, so
LeaderCharactersreads it whenever a faction saves with its leader online, and 5 seconds after a leader joins (LeaderCharacterListener). Between those, the faction remembers the last name it saw, persisted inData/<id>.json, but only for the same leader. A leadership change drops it.Without RPCharacters nothing is ever known, and the map shows no ruler name rather than a username. The probe follows the existing
MercenaryEligibility/MemberPlaytimepattern: a no-op default, swapped in on RPCharacters enable and reset on disable.Website side: TF-Minecraft/ProvinceSystem#60 reads
leader characterand never falls back to the username.Rollout note
Realms whose leader hasn't been online at a save or join since this ships export no name, and the map leaves the ruler name blank until then.
Test plan
mvn verify: 2599 tests pass, including the newLeaderCharactersTest(online read, offline memory, leader change, colour stripping, no RPCharacters).leader character, and the web panel shows it.🤖 Generated with Claude Code