v0.2.3

The forge release: the Upgrades screen becomes the Forge — three trees,
one tab each, laid out in the hub's own visual language, with a live panel
that shows what the coins are buying in the numbers a run is started with.
Nothing that was for sale changed hands: the same eighteen nodes, the same
prices, the same prerequisite graph. What changed is that the player can now
see the tree, read the attribute it moves, and buy it without guessing.

Added

• The Forge is rebuilt (M13) as five bands. A compact header carries the
  title, the open tree's subtitle, the wallet in its coin pill and the hub's
  forge scene drawn small, so the place reads as the same room the main menu
  shows. Under it the three tree tabs — Flight, Economy, Forge — with a glyph
  each and the selected one in gold. Then the tree viewport: every node laid
  out by tier as a row card under a green tier pill, with the prerequisite edges
  drawn as light-yellow elbows whose endpoints come from the shipped prereqs
  graph, scrolled by the wheel and by the focus. Then the detail panel: the
  selected node's hero glyph over a gold glow, its name, level, description and
  status in words, and one gold call to action. The hub's five-item navigation
  closes the screen with Forge on the gold plate.
• The attribute summary (M13): under a divider in the detail panel, every
  stat the open tree can touch, with its live resolved value and a five-segment
  pip bar normalised over the stat's own clamp range. It reads the very
  StatSheet a run is started with, and ForgeStatRealityTest proves every
  node moves every stat it claims to touch, in the direction it says.
• Select, then buy (M13): activating a card only selects what the panel is
  describing; the purchase happens through the panel's call to action, so a
  mis-tap cannot spend. A refusal is surfaced, never swallowed — the toast says
  why, and the wallet, the cards and the live stats stand still.
• A locked tree is for sale on the spot (M13): the Forge is the second
  screen that sells tree:<id>, through the same atomic route the shop uses,
  so a tree bought here lands in the save byte-for-byte as one bought there.
  ForgePersistenceTest proves it across a restart.
• Nine new player-facing strings in en and pt_BR: the screen title, the
  three tree subtitles, the level and tree-unlock calls to action, the maxed
  word, the attribute-summary heading, the not-enough-coins note and the
  select-a-node hint.

Changed

• The screen no longer carries a full-width Back button; the hub's SectionNav
  closes it. BACK and Escape still pop.
• The tree scrolls by moving its cards, not the canvas, so every node stays in
  screen coordinates and one focus ring runs from the tabs through the cards and
  the call to action down into the navigation. A card scrolled out of the band
  is clipped away and stops answering the pointer.
• UpgradeManager grew a tree-unlock facade — isTreeLocked, treeUnlockId,
  treeUnlockPrice, canAffordTreeUnlock, buyTree, isTreeEarned and
  claimEarnedTrees — so the screen reaches one manager instead of two. No
  constructor changed, so the hub screens and the existing tests are untouched.
• upgrade.glide_1.desc said −25% while the shipped effect is −30%. Both string
  files now say what the node does.

Fixed

• A tree already earned by play is never charged for (M13). tree:forge is
  any_of[world_cleared wind_valley, purchase 900] and tree:economy is
  any_of[level 3, purchase 120]: a profile carried over from a build without
  the tree could satisfy it without owning it, and the Forge would have sold
  back for coins something the player had already unlocked.

Downloads

Platform	File	How to run
Windows 10+	Flapforge-0.2.3-windows.zip	Unzip and run Flapforge\Flapforge.exe (bundled runtime, nothing to install)
macOS 12+	Flapforge-0.2.3-macos.zip	Unzip and open Flapforge.app (unsigned: right-click › Open the first time)
Linux	Flapforge-0.2.3-linux.zip	Unzip and run Flapforge/bin/Flapforge
Any OS with Java 17+	flapforge-0.2.3-all.jar	java -jar flapforge-0.2.3-all.jar (--lang pt_BR, --fullscreen, --no-audio, --seed N, …)
Android 13+	Flapforge-0.2.3-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/v0.2.3/CHANGELOG.md · Compare: v0.2.2...v0.2.3