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Resolves #5056

Description:

redo visuals nuke trajectory sam interaction + performance

  • the intercept logic using the actual gametile it shoots at (visuals still smooth)
  • by using a different algorithm to calculate interceptions. Instead of checking points - we trace the line between two points to calculate where it truly intercepts.
  • entirely rewrite the logic with many early guards, escapes and breaks. Optimize logic for parabola tracing with mathmatical equivalents that use less cpu intensive math.

New table after rabbit feedback:

Scenario / Pipeline Phase main Throughput PR Throughput Latency Reduction Gain
Scenario 1 (0 SAMs) 1,078,581 ops/sec 1,689,359 ops/sec 0.93 µs -> 0.59 µs +56.6%
Scenario 2 (5 SAMs) 549,914 ops/sec 1,028,888 ops/sec 1.82 µs -> 0.97 µs +87.1%
Scenario 3 (20 SAMs) 274,179 ops/sec 392,223 ops/sec 3.65 µs -> 2.55 µs +43.0%
Scenario 4 (100 SAMs) 905,456 ops/sec 2,670,127 ops/sec 1.10 µs -> 0.37 µs +194.9%
Phase 1 (Start Render) 202,206 ops/sec 217,917 ops/sec 4.95 µs -> 4.59 µs +7.8%
Phase 2 (Live Move) 534,459 ops/sec 730,362 ops/sec 1.87 µs -> 1.37 µs +36.7%

This feature makes it so the visuals always show an X when a SAM intercepts it. False negatives are gone, and false positives (show X, not intercept) have been massively reduced. SAMs only check on concrete trajectory[tickIndex] tiles for nukes, they cannot aim at a nuke grazing the range at a between-tick offset. unavoidable false positive until we revamp SAM logic. Fixes add too much performance cost until we revamp SAMs.

Screenshots

These are not intercepted - as should be
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This is intercepted, and even a singe tile to the left will cause the X to disappear and SAM to not intercept:
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Pixel perfect direct hit check:
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  • I have added screenshots for all UI updates
  • I have added relevant tests to the test directory

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The nuke trajectory preview now uses precomputed polynomial coefficients, integer-rounded sampling, and segment-based SAM interception checks. SAM data stores radius as r. Tests cover interception cases, and a benchmark measures performance across SAM counts.

Changes

Nuke trajectory interception

Layer / File(s) Summary
Trajectory data and interception algorithm
src/client/controllers/BuildPreviewController.ts, src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory.ts
SAM preview data now uses r. Threshold computation uses polynomial evaluation, integer-rounded points, untargetable-zone checks, and segment-based SAM interception detection.
Interception behavior validation
tests/NukeTrajectory.test.ts
Tests cover direct interception, safe nearby trajectories, and updated SAM radius data.
Trajectory performance benchmark
tests/perf/NukeTrajectoryPerf.ts
The benchmark measures trajectory calculations with zero, five, twenty, and one hundred SAMs, plus SAM extraction and cursor updates.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to e6193

The PR changes nuke trajectory interception visuals and adds performance benchmarks, but the current head still contains a non-parsing benchmark, invalid benchmark scenarios, and inconsistent tile selection between preview and core behavior that can produce incorrect SAM interception visuals. Merge should wait for these issues to be fixed or explicitly accepted.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant BuildPreviewController
  participant buildNukeTrajectory
  participant computeTrajectoryThresholds
  participant SAMInfo
  BuildPreviewController->>buildNukeTrajectory: provide source, destination, and SAM data
  buildNukeTrajectory->>computeTrajectoryThresholds: pass rounded destination and control points
  computeTrajectoryThresholds->>SAMInfo: read SAM coordinates and radius r
  computeTrajectoryThresholds-->>buildNukeTrajectory: return interception thresholds
  buildNukeTrajectory-->>BuildPreviewController: return trajectory preview
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Curves turn crisp,
SAM circles guard the flight,
Integers trace the path,
Tests mark wrong and right,
Benchmarks count each pass.

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Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The implementation addresses issue #5056 by aligning visuals with gameplay, improving interception detection, and optimizing trajectory calculations.
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The tests and performance benchmark support the trajectory and SAM interception objectives in issue #5056; no unrelated code changes are evident.
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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (5)
tests/NukeTrajectory.test.ts (1)

60-66: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Call the exported samRange helper instead of copying the formula.

Line 65 repeats the radius formula as 150 - 480 / 11. NukeTrajectory.ts already exports samRange(level) with the same constants. If the constants change, this test keeps the old radius and stops testing the level 6 case.

Please import samRange and call samRange(6).

♻️ Suggested change
-    const r = 150 - 480 / 11; // Level 6 SAM exact radius
+    const r = samRange(6);

Add samRange to the existing import from ../src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory.

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In `@tests/NukeTrajectory.test.ts` around lines 60 - 66, Update the test’s
existing NukeTrajectory import to include the exported samRange helper, then
replace the duplicated level-6 radius expression in the test with samRange(6),
preserving the test’s current setup and behavior.
src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory.ts (1)

167-175: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Document that dstX/dstY replace cp.p3x/cp.p3y.

polyAx and polyAy use the dstX/dstY parameters, not cp.p3x/cp.p3y. buildNukeTrajectory passes the rounded tile target here while cp keeps the smooth float endpoint. The behavior is intended, but the function signature does not show it. A reader can pass a cp and a target that disagree and get a silent mismatch.

Please add a short comment at this block that states the sampled curve ends at the rounded target tile.

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In `@src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory.ts` around lines 167 - 175, Add a
short comment immediately above the polynomial coefficient calculations in the
relevant trajectory-building function, documenting that dstX and dstY
intentionally replace cp.p3x and cp.p3y so the sampled curve ends at the rounded
target tile.
tests/perf/NukeTrajectoryPerf.ts (3)

25-33: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Both players conquer the same tiles, so the last writer wins.

Line 29 and line 30 conquer the same tile in the same iteration. enemyPlayer.conquer(tile) runs second, so the enemy owns every tile from this loop. myPlayer owns none of them. The unit placement loop below then relies on this board state.

The benchmark still runs, but the board does not match the described "mixed" scenario, and the reported numbers depend on it. Please split the tiles between the two players.

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-    if (giantMapGame.map().isLand(tile)) {
-      myPlayer.conquer(tile);
-      enemyPlayer.conquer(tile);
-    }
+    if (giantMapGame.map().isLand(tile)) {
+      // Split the land so both players own territory.
+      if ((x / 10 + y / 10) % 2 === 0) {
+        myPlayer.conquer(tile);
+      } else {
+        enemyPlayer.conquer(tile);
+      }
+    }
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In `@tests/perf/NukeTrajectoryPerf.ts` around lines 25 - 33, Update the
tile-conquest loop so each land tile is assigned to exactly one player,
splitting assignments between myPlayer and enemyPlayer rather than calling both
conquer methods for the same tile. Preserve the existing map traversal and
ensure the resulting board represents a mixed scenario for the unit-placement
benchmark.

65-83: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Type the SAM fixtures with the exported SAMInfo interface.

Lines 65, 73 and 79 declare the SAM fixtures with inline object shapes. This PR renamed rangeSq to r in SAMInfo. Inline shapes accept the old name in a future rename because the arrays are structurally compatible at the call site only by luck. If you annotate them with SAMInfo, the compiler reports the drift at the declaration.

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-import { buildNukeTrajectory } from "../../src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory";
+import {
+  buildNukeTrajectory,
+  type SAMInfo,
+} from "../../src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory";
-const sparseSams: { x: number; y: number; r: number }[] = [
+const sparseSams: SAMInfo[] = [
-const denseSams = Array.from({ length: 20 }, (_, k) => ({
+const denseSams: SAMInfo[] = Array.from({ length: 20 }, (_, k) => ({
-const giantSams = Array.from({ length: 100 }, (_, k) => ({
+const giantSams: SAMInfo[] = Array.from({ length: 100 }, (_, k) => ({

Apply the same annotation to extractedSams on line 87.

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In `@tests/perf/NukeTrajectoryPerf.ts` around lines 65 - 83, Annotate sparseSams,
denseSams, giantSams, and extractedSams with the exported SAMInfo interface
instead of inline object types or inferred array types. Keep their existing x,
y, and r fixture values unchanged so any future SAMInfo field rename is caught
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162-164: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Replace any with Benchmark.Event. This project already includes @types/benchmark, which defines this type.

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In `@tests/perf/NukeTrajectoryPerf.ts` around lines 162 - 164, Update the cycle
callback in NukeTrajectoryPerf to use Benchmark.Event instead of any for the
event parameter, preserving the existing results.push(String(event.target))
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Inline comments:
In `@src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory.ts`:
- Around line 287-313: The fast proximity rejection in the SAM loop must not use
the fixed 62500 bound; replace it with a named squared-distance bound derived
from the segment length l2, MAX_SAM_RANGE, and the existing safety margin so
valid long-segment interceptions are retained. Keep the subsequent
point-to-segment distance calculation and candidateRangeSq check unchanged.

In `@tests/perf/NukeTrajectoryPerf.ts`:
- Around line 96-108: Keep all trajectory benchmark coordinates and SAM radii in
tile units: remove the * 50 scaling from extractedSams x/y, srcX/srcY, and the
mapH calculation in the setup, and use the trajectory module’s samRange for each
SAM radius instead of the local pixel-scaled formula. Import and reuse samRange
so the benchmark matches the production trajectory inputs.

---

Nitpick comments:
In `@src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory.ts`:
- Around line 167-175: Add a short comment immediately above the polynomial
coefficient calculations in the relevant trajectory-building function,
documenting that dstX and dstY intentionally replace cp.p3x and cp.p3y so the
sampled curve ends at the rounded target tile.

In `@tests/NukeTrajectory.test.ts`:
- Around line 60-66: Update the test’s existing NukeTrajectory import to include
the exported samRange helper, then replace the duplicated level-6 radius
expression in the test with samRange(6), preserving the test’s current setup and
behavior.

In `@tests/perf/NukeTrajectoryPerf.ts`:
- Around line 25-33: Update the tile-conquest loop so each land tile is assigned
to exactly one player, splitting assignments between myPlayer and enemyPlayer
rather than calling both conquer methods for the same tile. Preserve the
existing map traversal and ensure the resulting board represents a mixed
scenario for the unit-placement benchmark.
- Around line 65-83: Annotate sparseSams, denseSams, giantSams, and
extractedSams with the exported SAMInfo interface instead of inline object types
or inferred array types. Keep their existing x, y, and r fixture values
unchanged so any future SAMInfo field rename is caught at declaration.
- Around line 162-164: Update the cycle callback in NukeTrajectoryPerf to use
Benchmark.Event instead of any for the event parameter, preserving the existing
results.push(String(event.target)) behavior.
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src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory.ts (1)

93-96: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Use Core’s floor-based tile sampling.

refineCrossing and the trajectory loop use nearest-integer rounding with (value + 0.5) | 0. Core maps trajectory points with Math.floor(p.x) and Math.floor(p.y). (raw.githubusercontent.com)

For fractional curve coordinates, the preview can test the next tile while the simulation tests the previous tile. A SAM near that boundary can therefore show an X when the nuke is not intercepted, or omit an X when it is intercepted.

Replace the curve-to-tile conversions in refineCrossing, the main sampling loop, and the terminal-boundary check with Math.floor. Keep the separate destination-tile conversion in buildNukeTrajectory, and add a fractional-coordinate regression test.

Suggested fix
-      (((polyAx * tMid + polyBx) * tMid + polyCx) * tMid + polyDx + 0.5) | 0;
+      Math.floor(((polyAx * tMid + polyBx) * tMid + polyCx) * tMid + polyDx);

-      (((polyAy * tMid + polyBy) * tMid + polyCy) * tMid + polyDy + 0.5) | 0;
+      Math.floor(((polyAy * tMid + polyBy) * tMid + polyCy) * tMid + polyDy);

Apply the same conversion to prevX, prevY, x, y, xe, and ye.

Also applies to: 177-183, 247-258

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In `@src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory.ts` around lines 93 - 96, Replace
nearest-integer curve-to-tile conversions using “(value + 0.5) | 0” with
Math.floor for prevX, prevY, x, y, xe, and ye in refineCrossing, the main
trajectory sampling loop, and the terminal-boundary check. Preserve the separate
destination-tile conversion in buildNukeTrajectory, and add a regression test
covering fractional trajectory coordinates.

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tests/perf/NukeTrajectoryPerf.ts (1)

16-17: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔴 Critical | ⚡ Quick win

Add the missing array separator.

Line 16 must end with a comma. The adjacent PlayerInfo expressions make this file fail to parse, so the benchmark cannot run.

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-    new PlayerInfo("player1", PlayerType.Human, "client_id1", "my_player_id")
+    new PlayerInfo("player1", PlayerType.Human, "client_id1", "my_player_id"),
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In `@tests/perf/NukeTrajectoryPerf.ts` around lines 16 - 17, Add the missing comma
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preserving the adjacent enemy PlayerInfo entry so the benchmark parses
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In `@src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory.ts`:
- Around line 93-96: Replace nearest-integer curve-to-tile conversions using
“(value + 0.5) | 0” with Math.floor for prevX, prevY, x, y, xe, and ye in
refineCrossing, the main trajectory sampling loop, and the terminal-boundary
check. Preserve the separate destination-tile conversion in buildNukeTrajectory,
and add a regression test covering fractional trajectory coordinates.

In `@tests/perf/NukeTrajectoryPerf.ts`:
- Around line 16-17: Add the missing comma after the first PlayerInfo expression
in the player information array, preserving the adjacent enemy PlayerInfo entry
so the benchmark parses correctly.

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Use Core's flood based sampling

BuildPreviewController submits x - 0.5 and y - 0.5 to match with the tip of the mouse pointer. Adding +0.5 counteracts that and thus behaves identical

Add the missing array separator.

This comma is in fact already in code, this feedback must've been in error.

The extracted SAM positions and radii use different units.

This has been fixed. Please confirm

Further confirm all other nitpicks have been solved.

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@JB940 Confirmed:

  • The missing array separator report was incorrect. The comma is present.
  • The SAM coordinate and radius unit mismatch is fixed. The benchmark now uses tile units throughout.
  • The dynamic SAM proximity bound is fixed.
  • The samRange(6) test update is present.
  • The endpoint documentation is present.
  • The benchmark territory split and SAMInfo fixture types are present.

Two items remain:

  1. Core sampling alignment remains unresolved.
    Your -0.5 and +0.5 explanation correctly preserves the cursor-aligned visual endpoint. However, Core PathFinder.Parabola.ts converts its generated path points with Math.floor. The preview still directly rounds each polynomial sample with (value + 0.5) | 0. It also does not use Core’s rounded-control-point sampling path. These can select different tiles near a boundary.

  2. The Benchmark callback still uses any.
    @types/benchmark is declared, and other benchmark files use Benchmark.Event. tests/perf/NukeTrajectoryPerf.ts can use the same type.

I withdraw the missing-comma feedback. I confirm the SAM-unit feedback is addressed. The other resolved nitpicks are confirmed.


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re: core sampling - you mention Parabola.ts instead - however Parabola.ts generates curve points in line.ts using 8-bit fixed-point Decasteljau subdivision.
// Line.ts line 135-138
this.cachedPoints.push({
x: (ax + 128) >> 8,
y: (ay + 128) >> 8,
});
Every single point p in cachedPoints is already an integer rounded with Math.round ( due to +128)
When PathFinder.Parabola.ts calls Math.floor( p.x), it's already an integer. It is a defensive integer cast, not a truncation of fractional curve coordinates.

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@JB940 You are correct. I traced the wrong implication from PathFinder.Parabola.ts.

Line.ts rounds each fixed-point De Casteljau result when it stores cachedPoints:

x: (ax + 128) >> 8,
y: (ay + 128) >> 8,

Therefore, p.x and p.y are already integer coordinates. Math.floor(p.x) and Math.floor(p.y) in PathFinder.Parabola.ts do not truncate fractional curve coordinates. They only preserve the integer result.

I withdraw the Core sampling-alignment finding.

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Learning: In `src/core/utilities/Line.ts`, the parabola cached points use 8-bit fixed-point De Casteljau subdivision and are rounded to integer tile coordinates with `(ax + 128) >> 8` and `(ay + 128) >> 8`. Therefore, the later `Math.floor(p.x)` and `Math.floor(p.y)` calls in `src/core/pathfinding/PathFinder.Parabola.ts` do not truncate fractional curve coordinates.

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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

echo '=== Line fixed-point cached-point generation ==='
nl -ba src/core/utilities/Line.ts | sed -n '105,150p'

echo '=== Parabola cached-point consumption ==='
nl -ba src/core/pathfinding/PathFinder.Parabola.ts | sed -n '1,240p'

echo '=== Preview trajectory sampling and threshold computation ==='
nl -ba src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory.ts | sed -n '1,360p'

echo '=== Links between Parabola and Line APIs ==='
rg -n -C 4 -P 'cachedPoints|new Line|Line\(|Math\.floor\(p\.[xy]\)|getPoints|points' \
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echo '=== Parabola cached-point consumption ==='
sed -n '1,240p' src/core/pathfinding/PathFinder.Parabola.ts

echo '=== Preview trajectory sampling and threshold computation ==='
sed -n '1,360p' src/client/render/gl/utils/NukeTrajectory.ts

echo '=== Links between Parabola and Line APIs ==='
rg -n -C 4 -P 'cachedPoints|new Line|Line\(|Math\.floor\(p\.[xy]\)|getPoints|points' \
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@JB940 You are correct.

DistanceBasedBezierCurve stores cachedPoints as integer coordinates. It uses (value + 128) >> 8 after its 8-bit fixed-point De Casteljau calculation. PathFinder.Parabola.ts then applies Math.floor to those integer coordinates. That call does not change the selected tile.

My prior finding incorrectly treated Math.floor(p.x) and Math.floor(p.y) as truncation of fractional curve coordinates. The core-sampling concern is withdrawn.

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Timestamp: 2026-08-23T01:03:12.419Z
Learning: In `src/core/utilities/Line.ts`, `DistanceBasedBezierCurve` stores `cachedPoints` as integer map coordinates by converting 8-bit fixed-point values with `(value + 128) >> 8`. In `src/core/pathfinding/PathFinder.Parabola.ts`, `Math.floor(p.x)` and `Math.floor(p.y)` consume these already-integer cached points and do not truncate fractional Bézier coordinates.

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(deleted two rabbit comments because it responded twice to every message I @'d it, no info lost)

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Fix: Improve trajectory visuals and SAM interception (+ perf)

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