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Learn about vigilant mode.

A feature release (issue #330, the second of three playback releases): during a run, the canvas now shows what happens inside the nodes — a Pool lights up when a transfer arrives, and a Converter shows a small mark while it processes one. Its full notes are in CHANGELOG.md and in the app's Help → What's new.

Source and web release, no install files. There is nothing to download or install from this page: use the app at https://cozy-loop-studio.pages.dev (it can also be installed from the browser as a web app). The attached archives are GitHub's automatic snapshots of the source code.

No migration. Files, share links, digests and simulation results are unchanged; only what a run draws on the canvas changes, and node sizes and text placement stay as they were. The informational meta.tool string is now loop-studio/0.23.0.

New in playback

  • A Pool lights up on arrival. When the first transfer of a step reaches a Pool, a soft tint fills the inside of the Pool for half a second, under its title and value, which stay readable on top. The number still changes when the step ends. In a busy step and when zoomed far out, where no marker is drawn, the Pool lights up at the same moment. This replaces the small disc that used to appear after the marker had gone.
  • A conversion mark inside the Converter. While a Converter processes a transfer, a small two-arrow mark shows inside it and fades when the step ends; its inputs and output still move together. Each Converter places the mark in its own free spot near the end of its mode text, clear of the outline and the text, in every language. When zoomed far out, the mark takes the place of the Converter's type dot.
  • Focus mode never fades them. Both stay at full strength in nodes outside the focus.
  • Reduced motion and forced colours. With reduced motion, the tint and the mark stay still for the step. In forced colours (such as Windows high contrast) the Pool's tint becomes a thin system-colour line under the text, and the mark takes the same colour.

Notes

Three release-note lines in 18 languages, 16 of them without native-speaker review. The changes are covered by automated tests of the arrival timing, busy steps and far zoom, the mark's placement and fade, Focus mode, reduced motion and the forced-colours forms, by a check of the mark's placement in every bundled Converter in all 18 languages, and by an automated check of the production build. Automated verification is recorded in #342. Issue #330 stays open for the last playback release.

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