feat(settings): Audio tab with per-category volumes, mute on blur and test cues (OPE-173) - #5355
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WalkthroughThe PR replaces two legacy volume events with six categorized audio settings. It adds platform-specific master defaults, preview controls, focus toggles, reset behavior, disabled toggle support, updated localization, and tests. ChangesAudio settings
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant UserSettingModal
participant UserSettings
participant AudioMixer
User->>UserSettingModal: Adjust audio slider
UserSettingModal->>UserSettings: setAudioVolume(category, value)
User->>UserSettingModal: Click test button
UserSettingModal->>AudioMixer: previewCue(category)
AudioMixer-->>UserSettingModal: Preview completes or times out
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Users who enable mute-on-blur while already unfocused can hear audio until focus changes, and settings preview buttons can be missing until the modal next updates. These are bounded UI/audio behavior gaps that should be addressed before merge if this flow is important. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@src/client/sound/SoundManager.ts`:
- Around line 24-27: Update SETTINGS_KEYS_FOLLOWED in
src/client/sound/SoundManager.ts lines 24-27 to subscribe to the master setting,
then combine master and category volumes when applying music and effects gains.
Make the corresponding subscription and gain-combination change in
src/client/sound/MenuMusic.ts lines 23-25 so the master setting controls menu
music as well.
In `@src/core/game/UserSettings.ts`:
- Around line 822-824: Update setBackgroundMusicVolume() and
setSoundEffectsVolume() in src/core/game/UserSettings.ts at lines 822-824 and
968-970 to delegate through setAudioVolume() using the canonical "music" and
"effects" keys respectively; preserve legacy-key mirroring only if required by
existing clients.
- Around line 115-117: Update clampVolume and the UserSettings volume
representation to use deterministic fixed-point integers rather than decimal
number arithmetic; keep all clamping and storage in the integer scale, and move
conversions to slider values or audio gains into the client layer.
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…b (OPE-420) (#5358) The in-game menu offered two ways into graphics settings: the shared settings modal's **Graphics** tab (#5353) and an older in-game-only "Graphics Settings" modal that held every fine-grained option. This folds the second into the first and deletes it. Every option keeps its storage key and its read/write path. ## Why almost nothing needed new live-apply wiring All of these options live under the single `settings.graphics` key, and that key's change event *is* the live-apply mechanism: `ClientGameRunner` listens for it, re-resolves the render settings onto the renderer's live settings object, and rebuilds the GPU-derived state (terrain texture, player colors, palette). So a running game follows the moved controls with no renderer reference in the UI at all — exactly as it followed the old modal. **Map layers are the exception.** Their rows are enumerated from the running map's layer manifest, and the renderer does not re-read layer visibility or alpha from settings after startup. They still arrive as `mapLayers` plus two renderer callbacks, now set by `GameRenderer` on the in-game settings instance and forwarded to the advanced body. ## Option inventory All keys are sub-paths of `settings.graphics` unless noted. | Option | Storage key path | Live-apply | | --- | --- | --- | | Ambient light | `lighting.ambient` (slider 0–10 remapped) | settings-changed event | | Unit glow | `lighting.falloffPower` (inverse of slider) | settings-changed event | | Name scale | `name.nameScaleFactor` | settings-changed event | | Minimum name size | `name.cullThreshold` | settings-changed event | | Name opacity under cursor | `name.hoverFadeAlpha` | settings-changed event | | Hover glow size / strength | `name.hoverGlowWidth`, `name.hoverGlowAlpha` | settings-changed event | | Name color | `name.darkNames` | settings-changed event | | Structure icon size | `structure.iconSize` | settings-changed event | | Classic icons / level numbers / dots | `structure.classicIcons`, `.classicNumbers`, `.showDots` | settings-changed event | | Naval hover highlight | `mapOverlay.navalHighlight` | settings-changed event | | Territory / border highlight amount, thickness | `mapOverlay.highlightFillBrighten`, `.highlightBrighten`, `.highlightThicken` | settings-changed event | | Territory saturation / opacity | `mapOverlay.territorySaturation`, `.territoryAlpha` | settings-changed event | | Coordinate grid opacity | `mapOverlay.coordinateGridOpacity` | settings-changed event | | Alt-view fill opacity | `altView.fillAlpha` | settings-changed event | | Train track draw distance | `railroad.railMinZoom` (stored inverted) | settings-changed event | | Train track thickness | `railroad.railThickness` | settings-changed event | | Background / ocean / shore / plains / highland / mountain color | `terrain.backgroundColor`, `.oceanColor`, `.sandColor`, `.plainsColor`, `.highlandColor`, `.mountainColor` | settings-changed event (same listener rebuilds the baked terrain texture) | | Nuke fallout color | `mapOverlay.staleNukeColor` | settings-changed event | | Special effects | `passEnabled.fx` | settings-changed event | | Fallout effects | `passEnabled.fallout` | settings-changed event | | Highlight strength | `smallPlayerGlow.strength` (shown as %, stored 0–1) | settings-changed event | | **Map layer show/hide** | `mapLayerVisibility[id]` | **renderer callback** (`view.setLayerVisible`) | | **Map layer opacity** | `mapLayerAlpha[id]` | **renderer callback** (`view.setLayerAlpha`) | | Save / copy / import preset | `settings.graphicsPresets`, `settings.graphics` | event (import) | | Reset to defaults | clears `settings.graphics` | event + re-pushes every layer | ## Map layers: page instance vs in-game **Hidden off a running game, not disabled.** The rows come from the current map's layer manifest, so with no game there is no list to grey out — a disabled section would be an empty box under a heading. This is what the old modal did too (`mapLayers.length > 0`). Every other option is pure preference and renders identically in both places: stored on the page, applied at the next game start. The advanced body also listens for the graphics key, so a preset applied from the dropdown (or an import) redraws the controls *and* re-pushes the layers to the renderer — the one thing a wholesale change would otherwise apply everywhere except the map. Its own writes are marked while they happen, so dragging a slider does not resync every layer. ## Preset tools placement Save / copy / import sit at the **top level** of the Graphics tab, beside the preset dropdown, rather than inside the Advanced fold. Saving the look you just built is not itself a tuning control, and a player who never expands Advanced should still find it. Advanced holds only the tuning controls, plus Reset at the bottom. The import parse is now guarded as well as checked: deeply nested input survives `JSON.parse` and the schema (which strips what it does not know) only to overflow the stack in the structural comparison behind them. That is a `RangeError`, not a parse failure, but the player is owed the same answer — it shows the existing invalid-JSON state instead of escaping as an unhandled error. ## Deleted - `src/client/hud/layers/GraphicsSettingsModal.ts`, and `ShowGraphicsSettingsModalEvent` with it. Nothing else referenced either (checked `Main.ts`, `GameRenderer.ts`, `index.html`, tests). - `<graphics-settings-modal>` from `index.html`, plus its registration and layer wiring in `GameRenderer.ts`. - The second "Graphics Settings" row in the in-game menu. - Six `en.json` keys that became unreferenced: `user_setting.graphics_settings_label`, `user_setting.graphics_settings_desc`, `graphics_setting.title`, `graphics_setting.colored`, `graphics_setting.black`, `graphics_setting.section_presets`, `graphics_setting.section_custom_presets`. Every other `graphics_setting.*` key is reused as-is, and no new key was needed. `en.json` only — no other language file. The legacy-presets migration moved from the deleted modal's `init()` to `GameRenderer`, so it still runs at game start. ## Added - `<graphics-advanced-settings>` — the tuning controls, self-contained like `<graphics-preset-selector>`, behind an "Advanced" disclosure that reuses the existing `graphics_setting.advanced_*` strings. - `<graphics-preset-tools>` — save / copy / import. - `<setting-color>` for the seven color pickers. - `step` on `<setting-slider>`; the graphics sliders tune fractional values. Keeping the options in their own components holds `UserSettingModal.ts`'s diff to the Graphics section. ## Tests `tests/client/UserSettingModal.graphics.test.ts` (17): - renders every folded control - writes each option into the same `settings.graphics` shape the old modal used - flips each folded toggle away from its default - ignores a partial hex, as the old picker did while typing - resets every override from the Advanced fold - offers save, copy and import without expanding Advanced - saves the current configuration under a name - applies an imported configuration - flags an unparseable import instead of applying it - flags a pathologically nested import instead of throwing - fires the `settings.graphics` change event a running game listens for - follows a preset applied from the dropdown, and re-pushes the layers - applies a map-layer toggle to the renderer, and stores it - applies a map-layer opacity to the renderer, and stores it - re-pushes every layer to the renderer after a reset, as the old modal did - hides the map-layer section, because the rows come from the running map - shows the map-layer section once a game hands its layers over `tests/client/InGameSettingsMenu.test.ts` (+2): - offers one way into graphics, not a second advanced-graphics row - reaches the advanced graphics options through the shared modal Eight mutations were checked, each caught by the test named for it: rail inversion dropped, layer-visibility callback dropped, layer section never hidden, partial hex accepted, glow strength stored unscaled, external-change listener removed, import `try`/`catch` removed, preset tools pushed back inside the fold. ## Notes for review - This PR and #5355 both touch `UserSettingModal.ts`, in different sections — #5355 rewrites the Audio tab and `renderVolumeSlider`; this one only touches the Graphics section, its new fields, and `updated()`. - `tests/client/InventoryModal.test.ts` can time out when the whole client suite runs in parallel. 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115-115: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winApply the current focus state in
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AudioMixerstarts hidden or unfocused,focusedremainstrueuntil a later event. Non-exempt channels can then play despitemuteOnBlur(). Invokeupdate()after registering the listeners so initialization uses the current document state.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/client/UserSettingModal.ts`:
- Line 557: Update setAudioControls() and UserSettingModal so changes to the
module-level audio controls emit a reactive registration signal, and have the
mounted modal request a Lit update when that signal changes. Ensure
renderVolumeSlider() reflects newly initialized controls without requiring
another update or reopening the modal.
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In `@src/client/sound/AudioMixer.ts`:
- Line 115: Update the AudioMixer initialization flow to invoke update()
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current document focus/visibility state is applied before channels can play.
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setAudioControls()only assigns a module variable. A page settings modal can render while it is null during bootstrap, and registration never requests a render, so its preview buttons remain absent until an unrelated state update. Notify consumers of audio-control registration and have the modal rerender when the provider changes.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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…uttons Replaces the two volume sliders with the full mixer surface: Master, Music, Sound Effects, Alerts & Notifications, Ambience and Interface, each a bare 0-100 slider (unit="") because the value is squared into perceptual gain before it reaches the audio — a percentage would be a lie and dB would be worse. Mute-on-blur and a dependent "keep alerts audible when unfocused" sit below, both defaulting on, the second indented and disabled while the first is off. `disabled` is new on setting-toggle and defaults to false, so no other tab changes. Effects, Alerts, Ambience and Interface each get a Test button — Master is tested by every other button and Music is already playing. A button calls audioMixer()?.previewCue(category), stays disabled until its own cue resolves, and shows the audio_test_muted hint when the category is silent or the mixer has not been constructed yet. src/client/sound/AudioMixer.ts is the contract surface only: the interface, and a null-until-registered accessor. The mixer itself lands on #5348 and replaces that file wholesale, at which point the four buttons light up. Until then the tab stores every value correctly and the buttons are honestly disabled. en.json gains the audio_* keys and retires background_music_volume and sound_effects_volume, which nothing else referenced. The repo's TranslationSystem sync test does not catch a missing or unused user_setting key, so the tab's test file asserts the copy exists. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
setAudioVolume clamps, but the legacy keys it reads through to were never bounded, so a stored "settings.soundEffectsVolume" of 1.5 reached the Audio tab as 1.5 and rendered 150 on a 0-100 slider. Verified against the branch before fixing. Adds the UserSettings audio tests the branch did not have: clamping on read and on write, the legacy read-through to all four split channels, a legacy 0 staying 0, and a channel's own key winning over the legacy one. src/core change, so tests are mandatory. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…kbox in tests A cue whose asset fails to load or play settles neither `end` nor `stop` in Howler, so previewCue never resolves and the button stays disabled for the life of the page. The preview now races a 10 s ceiling, cleared on settle, so the worst case is one dead press rather than a dead button. The toggle tests were selecting the setting-toggle host rather than its checkbox — SettingToggle puts the same id on both, and querySelector returns the host. They passed only because `checked` and `disabled` happen to be reflected Lit properties on the host. They now select `#id input[type="checkbox"]`, which is what a player actually clicks. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Josh's call, 11 Sept: the game keeps playing when the window loses focus unless the player asks otherwise. alertsWhenUnfocused stays on — it only applies once mute-on-blur is turned on, so its default is not what a player experiences out of the box. Updates every test that pinned the old default, including the branch's own: the UserSettings focus-defaults case, and the mixer's focus-duck cases, which now turn mute-on-blur on explicitly rather than leaning on it being the default. The tab's keep-alerts test starts from the dependent row being disabled, which is what a player now sees. Also drops the UserSettings audio tests this PR had added that duplicate the branch's own tests/UserSettings.audio.test.ts — a file I had missed. Only clamping on read, which is this PR's change, remains there. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Evan's requirement: the web build must stay silent out of the box, as main is today, while the Steam build starts audible. Only master is platform-dependent — every channel default and the mixer itself are identical everywhere. Master has no legacy key of its own, so defaulting it to 0 on web would silence a returning player who had deliberately set the old sliders. The carve-out: web master defaults to 0 only when nothing audio-related is stored at all — neither legacy key nor any settings.audio.* volume. Store anything, and master defaults to 1.0 and that player keeps hearing what they chose. A stored master always wins on both platforms. isDesktopShell() is imported rather than inlined: DesktopShell.ts imports nothing, so it cannot create a cycle. Verified with madge — 58 circular dependencies in this graph before and after, none involving it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
UserSettings.resetAudio() drops all eight settings.audio.* keys and the two legacy ones, so the read-through and the master carve-out resolve against a clean slate: web master 0, desktop master 1.0, channels at their defaults, mute-on-blur off, keep-alerts on. Clearing the legacy pair matters — leaving it would have the read-through hand the old two-slider values straight back, which is not "defaults". The change events carry the value each key now resolves to rather than null. AudioMixer's listener parses `detail` as a number and drops NaN, so a null payload would leave the mixer playing at the old volumes while the tab showed the new ones. There is no cheaper "all changed" signal in the contract, so it is one event per key as the setters do. Plain secondary button at the foot of the tab, styled like the test buttons, no confirmation: nothing is lost that a slider cannot put back. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…on reset Two review findings, both player-visible. The web master carve-out flips from 0 to 1.0 the moment any audio value is stored, but only the written channel's key was emitted. A web player with fresh storage who dragged Effects to 70 got a tab showing master 100 and a mixer still holding master 0: a silent game with the slider claiming otherwise. setAudioVolume now snapshots the resolved master before the write and emits settings.audio.master when it changes and no master is stored. Both legacy setters route through it, so they are covered; a later write emits nothing, since the value no longer moves. SettingToggle bound `?checked`, an attribute. Once the player clicks the box its dirty checkedness flag makes the attribute inert, so Reset to defaults cleared storage but left the checkbox showing the old state. Now a `.checked` property binding. Nothing depended on the attribute form — the peer-checked styling keys off the :checked pseudo-class. Also closes test gaps: audio_reset was missing from the modal test's required-keys list, so deleting the en.json key failed nothing. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…lider fill in step AudioMixer.isAudible() gates on master before the channel, so on a fresh web install — master 0, every channel at its non-zero default — all three Test buttons read "turn this category up". That blames a slider which is already up, and the master row has no Test button, so the hint could not be acted on. renderTestButton now checks master separately and shows audio_test_master_muted when master is the blocker, falling back to the channel hint otherwise. Disabled either way. SettingSlider only set its --fill custom property on drag and on first render, so a programmatic value change moved the thumb while the filled part of the track stayed put. Reset to defaults made that visible on every audio slider at once. Recomputed in updated() when value, min or max change; dragging is unaffected, since handleInput already set it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stacked on #5348. The base branch of this PR is
t3code/replace-game-sound-effects, notmain. It merges after #5348; please review only the commits above that branch's head.Rebased onto the mixer (base
1127dbc4e). #5348 now delivers the realAudioMixer, so three of this PR's commits were dropped because the base supplies them:chore(audio): UserSettings audio methods per contractrefactor(audio): SoundManager follows settings.audio.*fix(audio): route the deprecated volume setters through setAudioVolumeThe placeholder
src/client/sound/AudioMixer.tsis gone; the tab now drives the real mixer.Three edits to files #5348 owns — flagging them for that PR's author:
src/client/sound/CuePlayer.tsgains anAudioControlshook (previewCue/isAudible) alongside the cue player.AudioMixer.tsimports howler at module top, so if the settings modal calledaudioMixer()directly it would drag howler into the import graph of every test that mounts a settings modal — exactly what the "reach the mixer through a hook" commit exists to prevent. Same pattern, one more capability.initAudioMixer()registers the mixer throughsetAudioControls(instance), andresetAudioMixerForTest()clears it.UserSettings.audioVolume()now clamps on read, not only on write. The legacy keys it reads through to were never bounded, so a storedsettings.soundEffectsVolumeof1.5reached the tab as1.5and rendered 150 on a 0–100 slider. Verified against the branch before fixing.UserSettings.muteOnBlur()defaults to off — muteOnBlur default flipped to off per Josh, 11 Sept.alertsWhenUnfocusedstays on, since it only applies once mute-on-blur is turned on. The branch's own focus-defaults and focus-duck tests are updated to set it explicitly rather than lean on the default.Accepted deviation: no Test button on Ambience. The design called for four; the tab ships three (Effects, Alerts, Interface). The base mixer's
previewCue("ambience")deliberately resolves without playing — an ambience loop has no natural end, and it previews through the normal ambience path instead — so a button on that row would be enabled and silently do nothing.Summary
Replaces the Audio tab's two volume sliders with the full mixer surface: six per-category volumes, a mute-on-blur pair, and a test cue per previewable category. The two sliders both defaulted to
0, which is why a fresh install was silent unless the player went looking for the setting; every category now has a sensible non-zero default.The six categories
In render order, with their defaults:
settings.backgroundMusicVolumesettings.soundEffectsVolumesettings.soundEffectsVolumesettings.soundEffectsVolumesettings.soundEffectsVolumeSliders show a bare 0–100 value (
unit=""). Not a percentage and not dB: the position is squared into perceptual gain before it reaches the audio, so a percentage would be a lie.Below them, Mute when the window is not focused (default on) and a dependent Keep alerts audible when unfocused (default on), indented and disabled while the first is off.
disabledis new onsetting-toggleand defaults tofalse, so no other tab changes.Storage
Keys live under
settings.audio.*. Each category reads through to its legacy key when its own is absent, and the legacy keys are left in place — this is a read-through, not a migration pass. A player who had set the old sliders keeps what they chose; everyone else gets the defaults above.A stored
0is respected, not treated as "unset". The only writer is a slider drag, so0is always a deliberate choice. Un-muting someone who deliberately muted is the worse error. Values are clamped to[0,1]on read as well as on write, because the legacy keys were never bounded and a stored"1.5"would otherwise render as 150.Driving the real mixer
The tab reaches the mixer only through
CuePlayer's two seams —playCuefor the slider tick andaudioControls()for the test buttons — so no UI test pays for howler.previewCue(category)and stay disabled until that cue resolves. A cue whose asset fails to load or play settles neitherendnorstopin Howler, so the preview races a 10 s ceiling: the worst case is one dead press, not a button that is dead for the life of the page.audioControls()is non-null — beforeinitAudioMixerruns, the hint "turn this channel up" would be wrong advice.playSliderTick()(playCue("slider"), 150 ms rate limit). Tests cover one tick per drag and, importantly, none on a programmatic value set.Deleted: the volume bus events
SetBackgroundMusicVolumeEventandSetSoundEffectsVolumeEventare gone, along withSoundManager's subscriptions,UserSettingModal'seventBus?property and both emit sites, andGameRenderer's wiring of it.Volume now travels as a
UserSettingschange:SoundManagerreadsaudioVolume("music"/"effects")at construction and followsUSER_SETTINGS_CHANGED_EVENTfor those keys onglobalThis, unsubscribing indispose().This is what fixes the two-EventBus bug. The home page has no game
EventBus, so the menu theme could never hear the music slider — the modal emitted onto a bus nothing there was listening to.MenuMusicnow follows the same setting and changes volume live.Commit layout
chore(audio): UserSettings audio methods per contractis deliberately droppable: it is purely additive and should be dropped on rebase if #5348 supplies the same methods. Likewiserefactor(audio): SoundManager follows settings.audio.*is kept minimal so it drops cleanly when the mixer supersedes it.AudioCategoryandPreviewableCategoryare declared insrc/core/game/UserSettings.ts, not insrc/client/sound—src/coremust not depend on the client, so the mixer imports the types from core rather than the other way round.Tests
tests/client/UserSettingModal.audio.test.ts(15): six categories in mixer order; bare 0–100 with no%; each slider seeded from its own stored value; writes only its own key asvalue/100; no bus to emit on; test buttons on exactly the four previewable rows; previews the right category; disabled while its own cue is pending; disabled with the hint when the category is silent; no buttons at all before the mixer exists; a rejected preview re-enables the button and is swallowed by the component; both blur toggles stored; keep-alerts disabled while mute-on-blur is off; the same tab renders on the in-game instance; en.json copy exists for every key the tab renders.tests/UserSettings.test.ts(+11): non-zero defaults; per-category key isolation; legacy sfx read-through to all four categories; legacy music read-through to music only; stored0respected; legacy0respected across alerts/ambience/interface too; new key beats legacy; legacy key left in place; out-of-range legacy clamped on read; clamping on write; the change event is keyed to the category; both blur toggles round-trip.tests/client/sound/SoundManager.test.ts: volume tests converted from bus emits to settings writes, plus a newdispose()unsubscribes-from-settings test.Every behaviour above was mutation-checked — fourteen mutations in total, each confirmed to fail the intended test and then reverted. One early assertion ("no unhandled rejection" via an
unhandledrejectionlistener) survived its mutation and was replaced with one that does not.resources/lang/en.jsongains theaudio_*keys and retiresbackground_music_volumeandsound_effects_volume, which nothing else referenced. Note the repo'sTranslationSystemsync test does not catch a missing or unuseduser_settingkey — I probed it both ways and it passed — so the tab's test file asserts the copy exists directly.Part of OPE-173 — https://linear.app/openfront/issue/OPE-173
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