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Learn about vigilant mode.

The bird-selection release: the Birds screen stops reading like a settings
list and becomes a collection screen in the home hub's own visual language.
Nothing was taken away — the world, tier and mode rows, the ability list and
the stat breakdown are the same rows with the same ids, moved into two panels
that give them the height to be read.

Added

  • The Birds screen is rebuilt in the hub's language (M11). The
    HubHeader names it and shows the wallet (the coin chip opens the Shop, as
    on the hub). Under it the hero: the bird being browsed, large, bobbing
    on an anvil on a floating island, with its name, what it is
    ("Guardian · Selected") and three headline attributes — Mobility,
    Defence and Control, each out of ten, resolved by
    BirdAttributes.of from the bird's own profile and its innate abilities, so
    they describe the bird alone and never move when an upgrade is bought. Below
    it a carousel of the seven birds walked with Left/Right, the arrows at
    its ends or the wheel: a locked tile carries its padlock and its price and
    nudges the padlock when it is tapped, and the selected tile carries the same
    gold border as the hub's call to action. Then the palette swatches of the
    browsed bird, a one-line run-setup bar ("Green Fields · Normal ·
    Standard ›") whose panel holds the world, tier and mode rows, the loadout as
    ability cards (icon, role, name, "Lv 1/3") with the ability list and the
    stat breakdown behind See details, one gold call to action naming the
    single thing to do (Use Ironbeak, Buy · 150 coins, Bird selected,
    Locked · Play 3 runs), and the hub's own five-item navigation with
    Birds on the gold plate.
  • Two reusable hub components, so the other section screens can adopt the same
    shell: HubHeader (title plus a currency chip that is focusable only when it
    has a route) and SectionNav.build(nav, primaryId, routes), which fills a
    NavBar with Shop · Birds · Play · Forge · Goals and marks one item as
    primary — Play on the hub, the section itself on a section screen. With them
    come Carousel, AbilityCard and AttributeBadge.
  • The release workflow names the GitHub release and fills its notes from the
    version's section of this changelog (scripts/release-notes.sh: the
    section, a download table and the compare link against the previous tag),
    and a dispatchable Release notes workflow (release-notes.yml) re-applies
    them to an existing release.

Changed

  • The world, tier and mode rows moved from the Birds screen's body into the
    panel its run-setup bar opens, and the ability list and stat breakdown into
    the panel See details opens. Each panel owns its own focus ring and is the
    ring taking input while it is up, so nothing under the veil can be hovered,
    clicked or reached with an arrow; Esc closes the panel before it leaves the
    screen. Under a settled daily the world and tier rows go read-only and show
    the pick's own world and tier, because that is what the daily will play
    whatever the rows said.
  • The Birds screen has no Back button: Esc (or the Android back gesture)
    returns to the hub, exactly as on the hub's other section screens, and the
    bottom navigation replaces the screen instead of stacking one.
  • Reduce flashing on the Birds screen caps the three glows and leaves the
    motion alone — the bob, the wing beat, the hero's slide and the carousel's
    tween are motion, not luminance, the same line the hub already draws with its
    own bob.
  • The gold call to action ellipsises its title when even its smallest font size
    overflows the plate, so a long translation at a large text scale can no
    longer spill past it.

Fixed

  • Every warning the Eclipse compiler's default set reported over the tree is
    gone (29 of them: unused imports, fields, locals and one private method, five
    missing serialVersionUIDs, two dead-code guards and two deprecated
    Thread.getId() calls). The IDE Problems panel showing hundreds of markers
    is stale language-server state from older checkouts, not this tree: run
    Java: Clean Java Language Server Workspace and reload after pulling.

Downloads

Platform File How to run
Windows 10+ Flapforge-0.2.1-windows.zip Unzip and run Flapforge\Flapforge.exe (bundled runtime, nothing to install)
macOS 12+ Flapforge-0.2.1-macos.zip Unzip and open Flapforge.app (unsigned: right-click › Open the first time)
Linux Flapforge-0.2.1-linux.zip Unzip and run Flapforge/bin/Flapforge
Any OS with Java 17+ flapforge-0.2.1-all.jar java -jar flapforge-0.2.1-all.jar (--lang pt_BR, --fullscreen, --no-audio, --seed N, …)
Android 13+ Flapforge-0.2.1-android.apk Sideload (debug-signed; allow installs from unknown sources)

Saves live in ~/.flapforge (Linux), %APPDATA%\Flapforge (Windows) or
~/Library/Application Support/Flapforge (macOS) and load unchanged across
releases. Player guide: https://github.com/michelbr84/Flapforge/wiki (English and Português).

Full changelog: https://github.com/michelbr84/Flapforge/blob/v0.2.1/CHANGELOG.md · Compare: v0.2.0...v0.2.1

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