Lights up the M5 codex design system across the wizard. Default
palette swaps from dark leather to aged-parchment cream with
sealing-wax red selection emphasis, matching the React prototype's
default theme variant. CodexTheme.Build() is applied at the wizard
root so every step + Aside + popover cascades through it.
Theme additions:
- Parchment palette in CodexPalette (Dark retained as alt)
- Type variations registered for Card, CodexPopover, Pill,
PillDetriment, AbilityToken, AbilitySlot, SkillRow — without
SetTypeVariation, panel-stylebox lookup falls through to Godot's
default dark slate, which is what was happening to every bare
PanelContainer before this pass.
- panel_hover stylebox on Card (gild border) wired via CodexCard's
MouseEntered/Exited helper; panel_selected bumped to 3px seal-red
border + soft shadow so selection reads at a glance.
Card selection refactor:
- Replaced the warm-cream Modulate hint on cards with stylebox swaps
via the new CodexCard.SetSelected helper. The Modulate approach
was a no-op on cream-on-cream parchment; the stylebox swap looks
the same on either palette.
- Step intros + Aside section headers now use the existing Eyebrow /
H2 / H3 / CardName / CardMeta / CardBody label variations.
- Confirm button on Step VIII uses the PrimaryButton variation.
Popover + chip behaviour:
- PopoverLayer is now MouseFilter=Ignore so clicks/scroll/hover all
pass through. Adjacent chips fire reliably even when the previous
popover overlaps them spatially.
- Dropped the 80ms grace timer; chip MouseExited closes immediately.
- TraitChip MouseFilter Stop → Pass so clicks bubble up to the
parent card's GuiInput (selecting the card).
Misc:
- Wizard._Ready inserts a backing Panel so the parchment Bg fills
the canvas — Wizard root is a plain Control, which paints nothing.
- CodexTheme font lookup tries Cormorant-Medium before -Regular and
globalizes res://Fonts/ for runtime FontFile load (the previous
fallback used ContentPaths which points at a sibling data tree).
- StepStats final-score Label rendered at font_size 22 to match the
AbilityToken die.
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Per GODOT_PORTING_GUIDE.md §6 (and §12 build order — popovers before
the easy card-grid steps because traits/skills/bonuses surface them
everywhere). One reusable popover panel; lightweight chip triggers.
Scenes/Widgets/PopoverLayer.cs:
CanvasLayer added once as a child of Wizard.tscn. Owns one
PanelContainer + close Timer; static Instance for chip-side access.
ShowFor(trigger, ...) populates and positions the popover at the
trigger's global rect with viewport clamp + flip-above logic
(mirrors src/trait-hint.jsx). 80 ms grace period when moving from
trigger to popover so the popover stays open across the gap.
Detriment popovers get a red Modulate as a placeholder for the
seal-coloured StyleBox the theming pass will install.
Scenes/Widgets/TraitChip.cs:
Lightweight PanelContainer + Label trigger. On MouseEntered asks
PopoverLayer.Instance to show; on MouseExited schedules close.
Pill styling deferred to theming (default Godot panel for now;
TraitChip / TraitChipDetriment styleboxes will land alongside
the parchment Theme pass).
Wizard.tscn:
PopoverLayer added as a top-level CanvasLayer child so popovers
float above every step's content regardless of where the trigger
is in the tree.
Steps/StepClade.cs:
Replaces the placeholder "{n} traits, {m} detriments" line with an
HFlowContainer of TraitChip per trait + per detriment. Hover any
chip → popover shows name + description (+ DETRIMENT tag for the
detriment chips).
Also: cards switched from Button to PanelContainer for content-
driven height. Button isn't a Container, so its intrinsic min
size didn't aggregate from the inner vbox — at higher trait
counts the chips overflowed into the cards below. PanelContainer
is a Container, so the card grows with its content. GuiInput
handles the click-to-select; selected state shown via Modulate
tint until the proper StyleBox swap lands in theming.
Closes M6.3. Per guide §12, next is M6.4 — easy card-grid steps
(Species / Calling / Subclass / History) variations on the StepClade
pattern, then StepSkills, then StepReview.
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Christopher Wiebe