Phase "habillage" of the post-0.1.0 plan. Rendering was reviewed on real
screenshots (new tools/screenshot.gd, `make screenshot`), which also
caught and fixed map markers overlapping and truncated titles.
- Global Godot theme (Atkinson Hyperlegible font, cream/green/gold
palette, raised buttons, rounded cards, thick keyboard focus).
- Original vector art: forest/marsh backdrops, Plume the owl, stars,
exercise-type icons, correct/try-again icons, 10 collection items.
- Redesigned world map (markers as cards with icon, title and stars,
responsive layout), profile screens, mission intro, exercise host,
rule/feedback panels, reward screen and collection grid.
- Motion helper (pop-in, fade) honouring an animations setting.
- Settings: animations flag; base window 1152x648 with canvas_items.
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World map gets a "Changer de profil" button (saves first). During a
mission, a header button asks for confirmation then leaves without
stars or items; attempts already made stay recorded and are saved.
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Phase "score et récompenses" of the post-0.1.0 plan (user feedback:
wants a more game-like experience with scoring and rewards).
- MissionScoring: 1-3 stars from how each exercise was solved (never
speed; a finished mission always gives at least one star).
- Save schema v2: mission_results (best/last stars, completions) with a
v1->v2 migration that keeps existing stars and items.
- Total only grows by the improvement over a mission's best score.
- Data-driven collection (data/rewards, reward_item schema, validated
incl. mission cross-check) unlocked by RewardRules.
- Reward screen, collection screen, stars on the world map.
- Version 0.2.0.
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Same directives as the CE1 chapter: 4 rules with a substitution test
each, 8 multiple-choice + 4 sentence corrections + 3 dictées per rule
(draft), 3 missions per rule, Piper audio for the 12 dictées.
21 missions don't fit on one map, so the world map now shows the
missions of the profile's school level (derived from the rule's level,
no data-format change), with a button letting a CE2 profile revisit the
CE1 map. Mission-position guard test now checks each level separately.
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Follow-up to the previous commit: testing further showed a missing
initial capital also fails validation, which raised the real
question (CLAUDE.md: ask rather than decide alone on an ambiguous
pedagogical point) — is sentence-initial capitalization and final
punctuation something the audio should convey, or a general writing
convention the child applies regardless of what they hear?
Decided: a general convention, like in a real classroom dictée. So
both stay required, and the terminal-punctuation tolerance added in
the previous commit is reverted (DictationAnalyzer back to comparing
the text as-is).
Since the audio still can't vocalize either rule, the child needs to
be told some other way: added a permanent reminder label to the
dictation scene ("N'oublie pas : une majuscule au début de la phrase
et un point à la fin !"), sourced from data/localization/fr.json.
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Manual report: after "Bravo!", clicking Continue seemed to do
nothing. An automated test proved the mission does advance (a new
exercise instance loads, completed_count increments) -- but
mission_02_pont_des_phrases has exactly one sentence_correction
exercise in the data right now, so the "next" exercise is the
identical sentence the child just solved. Nothing was broken; there
was just no visible signal that progress happened.
Added a persistent progress label at the top of exercise_host,
updated on every exercise load. Doesn't address the underlying
content-volume gap (still tracked in decisions.md point 14), but
makes the repetition legible instead of indistinguishable from a
stall.
Rebuilt both exports.
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Wires every autoload up to a real UI: boot -> profile select/create
-> world map (three mission markers, positioned from data, not
hardcoded pixels) -> mission intro (narrative from data/missions/,
a new data type with its own schema) -> rule panel -> exercise host
-> one of the three exercise type scenes -> feedback panel -> reward
screen -> back to the map.
exercise_host is the only piece with real orchestration logic: picks
exercises via ExerciseEngine (now fully implemented, validating at
load like make validate-data does), validates answers through the
pure AnswerValidator/DictationAnalyzer, escalates aid over 3 attempts
via AttemptFlow, feeds DifficultyManager so adaptive difficulty is
actually wired in rather than dead code, and records every attempt
through ProgressManager. Every exercise-type scene (multiple_choice,
sentence_correction, dictation) only emits its answer by signal, per
the architecture invariant.
All child-facing text now comes from data/localization/fr.json via
UIText, not hardcoded in scripts or scenes. Getting that right
required extending SchemaValidator to support "additionalProperties"
as a schema (dynamic keys), which also closed a real gap: save.skills
was previously unvalidated against SkillState's actual shape.
16 new headless tests, including two integration tests that instance
exercise_host.tscn directly and drive it by emitting child-scene
signals, stopping short of the final scene transition (which would
tear down the test runner's own tree). Everything that needs a
screen -- layout at different sizes, touch, virtual keyboard, actual
audio playback (no .ogg files exist yet) -- is listed in the new
docs/testing/manual-checklist.md instead of claimed as verified.
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Pins Godot 4.6.3-stable and GUT 9.6.0 (9.6.1+ reference
AccessibilityServer, unavailable in 4.6.3) via tools/setup.sh. Wires
make check (gdlint + gdformat config for 4-space indent, headless
GUT run, and a JSON well-formedness check ahead of real schema
validation). Seven autoload stubs match the architecture in the
cahier des charges; real logic lands with the following steps.
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Denis Defolie