Fix BGM fade ownership across scene startup
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@@ -2567,8 +2567,14 @@ enabled=`1` and target=`50` percent; SC0000 writes only control masks `0` and `1
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The port therefore retains `0x1cf` as script-owned runtime state, applies the native registered default
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attenuation when an unsuppressed voice begins, and restores the saved BGM level when that voice completes
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or is stopped by message Skip. This introduces no profile record, boot seed, or persistence backend. A
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future unified settings backend can replace the registered defaults without changing the opcode/host seam.
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or is stopped by message Skip. Godot also gives an explicit `0xc2` fade exclusive ownership of the BGM
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envelope: voice start does not duck during that fade, a new fade cancels its predecessor, and starting a
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replacement BGM cancels any still-live prior fade before restoring normal gain. The last rule closes a
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main-thread scheduling race at the TITLE-to-SC0000 boundary. The VM's blocking fade deadline begins before
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the deferred Godot tween is created, so `BGM005` could start during the tween's final frame and then be
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overwritten to `-80 dB`; a later voice temporarily wrote the audible 50-percent duck level and restored
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the erroneous silent level afterward. This introduces no profile record, boot seed, or persistence backend.
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A future unified settings backend can replace the registered defaults without changing the opcode/host seam.
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### Scene-entry state snapshot — auto-seeding single-scene runs (2026-07-09)
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@@ -118,6 +118,16 @@ while Godot treated them as active-script manifest ids. The packed resolver maps
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through the existing channel players. A synchronized TITLE→GAMESTART→TITLE trace records every load/start
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with its filename, and manual validation confirms they are audible; BGM remains unaffected.
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**TITLE-to-SC0000 BGM fade ownership corrected (2026-07-28).** SC0000's `0xc2@0x7c1` blocks the VM for
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the three-second title-music fade, then starts `BGM005` at `0x7fa`. Godot created the actual gain tween
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through a deferred main-thread call, however, so its start could lag the already-running virtual deadline
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by one frame. On the unlucky schedule, `BGM005` restored unity gain just before that stale title tween
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finished and wrote `-80 dB`. Voice ducking exposed the diagnosis: a voice wrote the configured 50-percent
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level, making the live BGM audible, then restored the captured silent level. The Godot backend now owns
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exactly one explicit BGM fade, cancels it before replacing the track or starting another fade, and suppresses
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voice ducking while the fade owns the envelope as native AGE does. The threaded selftest starts a live
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fade and proves a replacement BGM cancels it and retains normal gain.
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**Pre-title video sequence implemented (2026-07-20).** SYSTEM4 already owns the native sequence; the
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port did not lose an executable-side launcher. Its sole op `0x130` call returns an engine initial-root flag
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that is one at context construction and cleared only when op `0x9` resets/reloads root script id zero.
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@@ -39,6 +39,7 @@ public partial class Main : Godot.Control
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private Label _status = null!;
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private Label _locatorHud = null!;
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private AudioStreamPlayer _bgm = null!; // looping background music
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private Tween? _bgmFadeTween;
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private AudioStreamPlayer _voice = null!; // interrupt-on-new voice
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private int _voiceQueuedGeneration;
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private int _voiceStartedGeneration;
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@@ -1631,6 +1632,11 @@ public partial class Main : Godot.Control
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var stream = AudioStreamOggVorbis.LoadFromBuffer(oggBytes);
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if (stream == null) { GD.Print($"OGG load failed {assetName}"); return; }
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stream.Loop = true;
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// FadeBgm is marshalled from the VM thread and starts on the next Godot frame, while the VM's
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// blocking deadline begins immediately. Scene startup can consequently request the replacement
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// track just before the old fade tween reaches zero. Do not let that orphaned tween mute the new
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// stream after this method restores its normal gain.
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CancelBgmFade();
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_bgm.VolumeDb = 0;
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_bgm.Stream = stream;
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_bgm.Play();
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@@ -1691,6 +1697,8 @@ public partial class Main : Godot.Control
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private void BeginVoiceBgmDuck(int generation, int targetPercent)
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{
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// Native voice ducking is suppressed while an explicit 0xc2 BGM fade owns the envelope.
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if (_bgmFadeTween != null) return;
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if (!_voiceBgmDuckActive)
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_voiceBgmDuckRestoreDb = _bgm.VolumeDb;
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_voiceBgmDuckActive = true;
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@@ -1770,8 +1778,26 @@ public partial class Main : Godot.Control
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{
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float linear = System.Math.Clamp(targetPercent / 100.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f);
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float targetDb = linear <= 0 ? -80.0f : Mathf.LinearToDb(linear);
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RestoreVoiceBgmDuck();
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CancelBgmFade();
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if (realDurationSeconds <= 0) { _bgm.VolumeDb = targetDb; return; }
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CreateTween().TweenProperty(_bgm, "volume_db", targetDb, realDurationSeconds);
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var tween = CreateTween();
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_bgmFadeTween = tween;
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tween.Finished += () =>
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{
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if (ReferenceEquals(_bgmFadeTween, tween))
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_bgmFadeTween = null;
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};
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tween.TweenProperty(_bgm, "volume_db", targetDb, realDurationSeconds);
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}
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private void CancelBgmFade()
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{
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var tween = _bgmFadeTween;
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_bgmFadeTween = null;
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if (tween?.IsValid() == true)
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tween.Kill();
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}
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public bool TryPlayMovie(byte[] mpegBytes, string assetName, long playbackId,
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@@ -1947,13 +1973,25 @@ public partial class Main : Godot.Control
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byte[] glowGodotWav = RiffWaveSanitizer.RemoveInfoMetadata(glowSfx.Bytes);
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bool cp932WavMetadataOk = glowGodotWav.Length == 688_336
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&& AudioStreamWav.LoadFromBuffer(glowGodotWav) != null;
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ok &= launcherOk && sleepMinimumOk && inputTranslationOk && cp932WavMetadataOk;
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AudioPayload bgm = selftestResources.ReadAudio(selftestResources.ResolveBgm(5)!);
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FadeBgm(0, 10.0);
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bool bgmFadeStarted = _bgmFadeTween?.IsValid() == true;
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PlayBgm(bgm.Bytes, bgm.Name);
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bool bgmReplacementCancelsFade = bgmFadeStarted
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&& _bgmFadeTween == null
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&& System.Math.Abs(_bgm.VolumeDb) < 0.001f;
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_bgm.Stop();
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_bgm.Stream = null;
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ok &= launcherOk && sleepMinimumOk && inputTranslationOk && cp932WavMetadataOk
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&& bgmReplacementCancelsFade;
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if (ok) GD.Print($"SELFTEST OK: threaded host matches headless ({actual.Count} lines, full handling); " +
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$"debug launcher catalog/UI smoke ({debugEntries.Count} packed scripts); " +
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$"sleep-min=1ms; native-key-translation=ok; cp932-wav-info=ok");
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$"sleep-min=1ms; native-key-translation=ok; cp932-wav-info=ok; " +
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$"bgm-fade-replacement=ok");
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else GD.Print($"SELFTEST FAIL: threaded={actual.Count} vs headless={expected.Count}; " +
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$"debug-launcher={launcherOk}; sleep-min={sleepMinimumOk}; " +
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$"native-key-translation={inputTranslationOk}; cp932-wav-info={cp932WavMetadataOk}");
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$"native-key-translation={inputTranslationOk}; cp932-wav-info={cp932WavMetadataOk}; " +
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$"bgm-fade-replacement={bgmReplacementCancelsFade}");
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GetTree().Quit(ok ? 0 : 1);
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}
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