- a vehicle drawn as a model keeps its selected card and stays in the detection overlay
- transit and rail models drop the 1.5 m floor lift their icons carry
- vessel models are clipped below the waterline
- models switch to an unlit white look under NVG/FLIR and back
- unknown transit modes keep their icon
- aircraft model specs are cached per set; no key-array copies per frame
Vessels, Transit and Rail turn nearby icons into fleet models at the
aircraft layers' distances. A vessel is drawn at its AIS length and beam
(static dimensions now reach vessel rows), standing at the sea surface; a
transit vehicle or train stands on its road or rail, raised by its type's
elevation, and is painted in its mode or category colour where the model
marks it.
The duplicate filter hid a held copy when another feed's copy outranked it
and moved the selection away, so the held train stopped playing and the
other copy's marker and card came back over the view. A copy a first-person
view holds is now drawn whatever the scores until the view lets go; the
better copy takes over at the next poll after the release. Holding a copy
that another feed drew draws it at once.
A category toggle no longer deselects a held train, and a held train keeps
playing, its marker hidden, while its category is off. Released, it is
deselected and stops as the toggle leaves any other train.
GEV itself registers no new subject: with no provider, the Cockpit offers
aircraft, satellites and vessels as before, except that the most recently
selected of them now wins entry.
- services.cockpitSubjects: providers ({kind, layerId, entryFace, priority,
isEntryAllowed, read, hold, release, hud}) are checked once by the
coordinator; frames and HUD views on every update; a throwing provider
ends its view or keeps the last HUD.
- Entry: the most recently selected subject wins, across all kinds.
- Camera: a frame may turn the ground clamp off, anchor exactly on the
subject and update every frame.
- A generic HUD: kicker, title, cards, always-visible source rows, banner,
a veil with light streaks (off under reduced motion) and a bottom
progress line whose close ticks merge.
- Text comes from the provider, already in the page's language
(./i18n/locale: getLocale, onLocaleChange).
- Rail and Transit read and hold APIs (getSelectedTrain/Vehicle,
getCockpitSubject, setCockpitSubject, focusTrain/Vehicle); a held
train's marker, card and route line are hidden, and its feed keeps
polling while held.
- ./layers/rail/paths is exported.
Live trains from 30 keyless operator feeds: GPS positions from 29 and
Irish Rail's station reports, shown as the operators publish them. 28
work out of the box; Renfe long and medium distance and KTMB appear once
their pack is built, because their vehicles name no route.
Packs are opt-in (scripts/build-rail-paths.mjs): the operator's own
route lines, stop names, next stops and trip-update delays for live
trains. Nothing downloads when the app starts, no train is placed from a
timetable, and no request carries a deployer's key.
Denis Groshev