move-tell · diff
git:20260912.b952f26 to git:20260913.57de77e
12 added, 16 removed. Audit A to A.
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name: move-tell
- description: Startup must be readable. Ask pose-audio vs color-flash vs both vs none. Flash-only fails if a11y flash-off is on. Tells live on the move, not in juice.
+ description: Use when an existing integration requests the legacy move-tell entry or pose-audio, color-flash, both, or none modes and the request must map to the canonical attack warning contract.
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- # Move tell
+ # Move tell compatibility entry
- Ask the column:
+ This is a **compatibility entry**. [attack-tell](../attack-tell/SKILL.md) owns warning timing, channel availability, accessibility and activation-boundary evidence.
- | Column | How the player reads startup |
- |---|---|
- | pose-audio | body + sfx |
- | color-flash | extra color / line |
- | both | pose plus a published mark |
- | none | only for player pokes under 8f |
+ ## Legacy mapping
- ## Rules
+ | Legacy mode | Canonical handling |
+ |---|---|
+ | pose-audio | `attack-tell`: pose-audio |
+ | color-flash | `attack-tell`: color-flash as an authored additional/eligible channel |
+ | both | `attack-tell`: use the project's required multi-channel warning policy |
+ | none | no warning contract is requested for this move; invalid if another project rule requires one |
- 1. Enemy heavies and grabs need a tell longer than a human tap. See enemy-kit-balance.
- 2. Color-flash is juice. Pose-audio must still work with juice off.
- 3. A tell that covers the whole screen is a HUD fail.
- 4. Fake tells that never attack teach the player to ignore tells.
- 5. Same logic frame as the startup frame. Late VFX is not a tell.
+ Do not keep a second frame threshold, “human reaction” constant, tell duration, screen-coverage rule or move-class policy here. Move balance stays with its design owner and logical activation stays with `action-feel`/the move state.
## Accept
- A new player can say "that one is the slam" after two rooms. Flash-off still leaves the slam readable.
+ The legacy mode resolves to `attack-tell` or an explicit no-warning project decision, with no duplicated timing/accessibility rules in this alias.