0.2.6-dev: the client fetches a served manifest's content-hashed audio as /media/~<hash>/… (download-manager route kept), and the token death sound derived beside charDie drops charDie's hash — host bandwidth layer 1.3; golden: unchanged
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`createFieldView(host, { …, signal })` takes an `AbortSignal` (0.2.2, GitHub PR #302 by @siruimei07): an abort during the build — the Pixi load, the manifest, the fonts, the board art and the 3D board waits — destroys what the attempt made (the canvas, the ticker, the listeners, the observers) and rejects, a failure while it is built releases the same partial resources, and `view.destroy()` is idempotent. `ui/fieldHost.js mountFieldView(host, { signal })` aborts that signal when the engine fails, times out (12 s) or the owner unmounts, disposes a view a factory returns after that, and never clears the other children of `host` — the simplified view and a newer mount share it.
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Asset URLs (0.2.6, host bandwidth layer 1): the client takes every art, model and audio URL from `data/assets.json` and `data/local-assets.json` and builds none itself, so the content-hash segment the server puts in front (`/assets/~<hash>/…`, docs/ASSETS.md "The committed manifest and the served manifests") needs nothing on this side: `validSpine` still sees `.skel`, pixi-spine finds the atlas and its pages under the same segment (a model shares one hash), audio is fetched as `/media/~<hash>/…`. The two URLs the client derives from another file's — the 3D board's `tiles.json` beside the atlas and the token death sound beside `charDie` — are served `no-cache` (the board) or drop the segment (`shared/assetPaths.js unhashedUrl`, the sound).
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Visuals: oblique perspective board (tilted ~30°, trapezoid tiles), raised highland blocks with side faces, road/floor/forbidden styles per research 07 §7, pulsing red gates, blue objective, dashed hand pads. Units: Spine (Front/Back rule, feet anchored — flying units hover `FLY_HOVER` 1.3 tiles up, the client's 0.35 in character space, research 12, §25.13.5 — an enemy flyer from the road whatever tile it crosses (GitHub #277) —, shadow sprite on the ground), elite gold outline glow, tier chip, HP bar (green ally / red enemy), SP bar (skill ready glow; while an ammo skill runs it is the magazine instead — a yellow cell per round, emptying from the right, `b.snap ammo`, and the skill draws no standing aura, UnitInfo `ammoSkill`), 斩业星熊's 我执 pool as a red bar over her drained HP bar (`b.snap neg`), 伺夜's 狼群 count as a row of diamonds under the bars, the lit ones the 狼影 left (`b.snap wolves`; 0.2.2, GitHub PR #303 / #378 / #383), status icons, the element gauge row under the bars — icon + white bar of the remaining 元素值, element-coloured refill during a 爆发冷却 (§18.3, §20.8); enemies drawn × their official prefab factor (enemies.json `modelScale`, §20.4); an enemy's mode — the `form` of a sim fx (`shared/protocol.js fxForm`), or UnitInfo `form` for a view built later through `render/app/info.js renderInfo` — switches clip sets (`render/units.js FORMS`: 掠海漂移体 crawl, 暴鸰 bombed, 转译基底's forms, the 逐火 embers, the leaders' 重生, 守墓石像, the 孤岛风云 prisoners' warning and 解放; closing clips timed from the fx `dur`), a one-off cast (`PROJ[kind].once`) plays once, and a local-only model's web alias is tinted (`ALIAS_TINT`: 灼热 / 炽焰源石虫, §21.14); damage numbers (phys orange-white, arts purple, true white, heal green); projectiles drawn per kind, hit sparks and melee slashes, skill activation bursts and auras (§17.3); death fade for enemies, summons and devices — a knocked-out operator stays on its tile in its held Die pose under a redeploy ring (§18.3); leak flash at the objective. Fallback when Spine missing/failed: avatar in a rarity-coloured diamond with bob/lunge tweens — a failed or timed-out model is loaded again (bounded), and a view re-resolves its model and avatar when the asset manifest arrives late or the tab is shown again (§21.27). 60 fps target with ≤ 120 units (a crowd draws its Spine units through the cached atlas, `render/impostor.js`, each refreshed every k-th frame: the refresh turns follow this frame's update order — `ctx.impostorSlot()`, a counter reset at the start of every frame — so a frame refreshes ⌊n/k⌋ or ⌈n/k⌉ of n units instead of whatever random per-unit phases gave, and a unit not refreshed for 2k frames is refreshed regardless; GitHub PR #334 by @Cloudnyco, issue #327 step 1 — its step 2, a time budget by priority, is not done; a model whose pose cannot change — `SpineActor.poseHeld()`: a knocked-out operator in the held end of its Die clip, a frozen model — is neither re-posed nor redrawn, only its clock runs, until a new clip, a revive, a wind-up, a form's closing clip, a clipping switch or a zoom past the impostor's rescale threshold; the redeploy rings draw one shared rasterised label per number, `render/textures.js downLabel`, the same pixels as a Text of their own). Picking (which unit a press / hover / dropped item is on) and the drag target follow one rule, `render/pick.js` — the tile under the pointer (§18.1); the Spine store never hands out a skeleton whose unload is in flight (§17.1).
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