Ported by hand:
- public/js/ui/gameLogic.js is a re-export shim on feedback5: #73's DEFAULT_SETTINGS / sanitizeSettings `voice`
hunk went into public/js/ui/gameLogic/settings.js.
- public/js/screens/game.js: MatchScreen still lives there, so #73's onResult (battleRunner 'result' → resultSpeaker /
resultVoiceSlot) and `voice=${combat}` on the DetailPanel auto-merged in place. feedback5's game.js no longer
imported `store` (the split moved its other users), so onResult's store.get() would have thrown into its
try/catch and the 结算 line would never have played: `store` is imported again. `localAsset` stays dropped.
- public/js/ui/settings.js (i18n phase 1): the slider is `label=${t('干员语音')}`, public/i18n/en.json
"干员语音": "Operator Voices" (next to Music / Sound Effects).
- tools/assets/plan.mjs: buildPlan takes #73's charword / voiceLang / voiceSlots and feedback5's extraOperators /
moduleTypes; the template has `modules` and audio { bgm, bossBgm, voice, sfx }. `chars` now includes the 自选 picks,
so the voice loop's comment says so (the next `npm run assets` plans their lines too).
- tools/fetch-assets.mjs: parseArgs keeps --add-only beside --voice-lang / --voice-all.
- data/assets.json: feedback5's manifest plus #73's audio.voice (120 operators, after bossBgm, the plan order);
stats files +1680 and bytes +42 041 118 as measured on feedback4, voiceChars 120; the hash is recomputed with
the generator's contentHash. No other entry changed.
- docs/ASSETS.md: the stats line lists modules and voiceChars. DESIGN §21.30 stays where feedback4 put it; SIM.md's
'engage' line and docs-consistency's §21.30 test auto-merged (game.js / detailPanel.js still hold the pinned code).
- Auto-merged and checked: audio.js, battle/runner.js emit('result'), components.js mic icon, detailPanel.js voice
prop, shared/protocol.js EV.ENGAGE, server/sim/ai.js, tools/assets/audio.mjs / cache.mjs, #73's tests.
Where #73 met feedback5 work:
- 补位: a chess fielded as its stand-in shows the stand-in in the detail card, and audio.js keys battle lines by
UnitInfo spine (the stand-in's model). The 选中干员 line now takes detail.standIn.charId first, so the stand-in
speaks, not the operator it replaces (test/ui/standin-ui.test.js pins it). A 自选 record is already the pick's.
- The sim's 'engage': stand-in and 自选 units attack through the same performAttack, so it fires for them as well.
Golden regenerated: every moved scenario differs only in events.engage (the new event's count; no gameplay change),
proven by a field-path diff against feedback5:
- roster: all 49; bonds: all 46; fields: all 22; standins: all 10 (the stand-ins engage).
- diy: 101 of 109. Unmoved: diy-010/011/012/092/093 (闪灵, 夜莺, 凯尔希 squads: they only heal, and a heal never
engages) and diy-077 (薇薇安娜), diy-080/081 (赫德雷), whose picks make no attack in those battles (already so on
feedback5).
- matches: unchanged.
Deploy, skill and result lines come from the operators' official voice slots; a newer line takes the channel over (stale callbacks of the replaced line no longer release it), and the result line is spoken by an operator of the player's own battle. Contributed by @Convey123.
Downloaded 1,295 files, 127.2 MB (133,426,089 bytes) into the shared public/assets; no existing file changed or removed. data/assets.json only gains entries: 72 chars (all with avatar, portrait, Front and Back Spine), 38 tokens (avatars; no Spine — upstream has skin variants only), 208 skill icons, 10 sub-profession icons, 102 SFX units, 131 module type icons.
A rebuilt manifest leaves out every entry whose files are missing on that machine, so a run
with failed downloads silently dropped entries from the tracked file (PR #7 carried one 42
audio entries short; all 42 still resolve upstream). The run now keeps the current manifest,
prints the entries it would drop (also in the report) and exits 1. The tool runs main only as
a script so the guard and parseArgs can be tested; ASSETS.md documents the flag.
data/assets.json pointed 灼热源石虫 / 炽焰源石虫 at /assets/local/ files that only exist
where tools/local-extract ran, with no fallback: without the extraction the
asset tests failed, setup re-ran fetch-assets (rewriting the tracked manifest)
and the slugs drew as icon diamonds.
- The web model stays the 源石虫 alias (spine + spineAliasOf). The official
model is enemies[id].spineLocal: file names in the data/local-assets.json
group spine/enemy/<id> plus the parsed metadata, from the committed
tools/assets/local-enemy-spines.json (fetch-assets --local-spines refreshes
it from the extracted files, read only). The manifest is byte-identical with
or without the extraction and has no /assets/local/ URL.
- Client: assets.js spineEntry uses spineLocal only when the local manifest
lists every file (createFieldView awaits assets.local() with the manifest);
UnitView loads the web model when the local one fails.
- extract.py writes the atlas with size: / pma: true itself (the same text as
atlas.mjs normalizeAtlas), so the extraction is usable without a fetch pass.
- setup notes when an older extraction lacks the enemy models.
灼热源石虫 / 炽焰源石虫 (enemy_1305_mhslim / _2, the ELEMENT faction's slugs) were drawn with
the plain 源石虫 skeleton: no community dump carries their models, so the asset plan aliased
them to enemy_1007_slime. tools/local-extract/extract.py now extracts their official skeletons
from the client's enemy art bundles (ENEMY_SPINES, pages merged with their alpha textures) into
public/assets/local/spine/enemy/, and fetch-assets plans such a model before any alias
(spine.mjs findLocalEnemyModels, plan.mjs localEnemyModels). public/assets/local is never
pruned. An audit of all 249 enemies against the client's prefabs found no other enemy drawn
with another enemy's model.