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I'll need to then review and likely revise the `updateDynamic...` section of the code to ensure seamless functionality following this modification.\n\n\n**Dividing Platform Listings**\n\nI'm now in the process of revising the `PLATFORM_LIST` within `main.js` to split the combined \"Minecraft (Java/Bedrock)\" entry into discrete \"Minecraft Java\" and \"Minecraft Bedrock\" options. After this change, I'll need to meticulously examine and likely adjust the `updateDynamicInputs` section to account for these newly separate platforms, ensuring a smooth and functional experience for the user. I plan to use the current input logic (Capes and Rarest Asset) for both Minecraft variants.\n\n\n**Implementing Platform Separations**\n\nI've just finished revising the `PLATFORM_LIST` in `main.js`, replacing the combined Minecraft entry with separate \"Minecraft Java\" and \"Minecraft Bedrock\" options. Next, I'll update the `updateDynamicInputs` section to account for the new distinctions, ensuring that the existing input logic for Capes and Rarest Asset remains relevant and functional for both Minecraft variants.\n\n\n**Adapting Input Logic**\n\nI've updated the `PLATFORM_LIST` in `main.js` to include separate options for \"Minecraft Java\" and \"Minecraft Bedrock\". I'm currently modifying the `updateDynamicInputs` section, mirroring the existing input configuration for both new platform listings. I'll retain the \"Capes\" and \"Rarest Asset\" inputs, maintaining consistency and flexibility. I considered adding platform-specific prompts, but the user didn't specify different inputs.\n\n\n**Implementing New Platforms**\n\nI've just added the new \"Minecraft Java\" and \"Minecraft Bedrock\" options to `PLATFORM_LIST`. Now, I'm working on the `updateDynamicInputs` section to include logic for these two new platforms. I've mirrored the existing input configuration for both. I am keeping the \"Capes/Rare Market Items\" and \"Rarest Asset\" inputs, maintaining the existing framework. I've also slightly updated the input labels to be inclusive of both Java and Bedrock versions.\n\n\n**Integrating Minecraft Platforms**\n\nI've now updated the `PLATFORM_LIST` in `main.js` to include the separate \"Minecraft Java\" and \"Minecraft Bedrock\" options. I've also incorporated new logic within the `updateDynamicInputs` section to handle these new entries. It now mirrors the configuration previously used for the combined Minecraft listing. My next steps will be to test these modifications to ensure they function as expected and refine the label to accurately reflect both Java and Bedrock.\n\n\n**Adjusting Platform Logic**\n\nI'm now implementing the new platform-specific logic within `updateDynamicInputs`. I've successfully mirrored the existing input configurations for both \"Minecraft Java\" and \"Minecraft Bedrock\", incorporating the \"Capes/Rare Assets\" and \"Rarest Asset\" inputs. The labels are also slightly updated for inclusiveness. Additionally, I've updated the `generatePrompt` function to include \"Minecraft Java\" and \"Minecraft Bedrock\".\n\n\n**Finalizing Platform Implementations**\n\nI've just finished revising the `generatePrompt` function. Now, the prompt accounts for either \"Minecraft Java\" or \"Minecraft Bedrock\", mirroring the changes implemented earlier in the input logic. I've ensured a smooth transition with these latest updates. Finally, I'll test everything to confirm proper functioning.\n\n\n**Implementing Minecraft Separation**\n\nI've now updated the `PLATFORM_LIST` in `main.js` to include discrete entries for \"Minecraft Java\" and \"Minecraft Bedrock\". Subsequently, I adjusted the `updateDynamicInputs` section to encompass these new platforms, including their respective input configurations for \"Capes/Rare Assets\" and \"Rarest Asset.\" Finally, I updated the `generatePrompt` function to maintain accurate context within the prompt. I'm now conducting tests for a complete review.\n\n\n**Implementing Minecraft Separations**\n\nI've successfully updated the `PLATFORM_LIST` in `main.js` to include individual entries for \"Minecraft Java\" and \"Minecraft Bedrock\", replacing the previous combined option. I have then adjusted the `updateDynamicInputs` section to account for these distinct platform options, maintaining a unified input scheme for both. I have also slightly revised the text prompt in `generatePrompt` to include the specific platform name. I am now conducting full tests.\n\n\n**Integrating Minecraft Platforms**\n\nI've now updated the `PLATFORM_LIST` in `main.js` to include the separate \"Minecraft Java\" and \"Minecraft Bedrock\" options. I've also incorporated new logic within the `updateDynamicInputs` section to handle these new entries. It now mirrors the configuration previously used for the combined Minecraft listing. My next steps will be to test these modifications to ensure they function as expected and refine the label to accurately reflect both Java and Bedrock.\n\n\n\n\nmain.js\n\n```main.js\n```\n\nSummary: I separated Minecraft into \"Minecraft Java\" and \"Minecraft Bedrock\" options in the platform selector. 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Can you Dominate and Roll the Rarest Brainrot?","Roll a Brainrot — addictive gacha roller featuring whimsical brainrot collectibles across Common→Legendary→Mythic→Brainrot God→Secret→OG tiers. 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The core issue is that when a user inputs a number manually, the existing code immediately interrupts any active sequence. I am exploring alternative behaviors to create a more user-friendly experience.\n\n\n**Queuing Manual Inputs**\n\nI'm now thinking about how to handle the manual number additions. The goal is to queue up user-entered numbers. My plan is to add a `manualQueue` to the state. This queue will hold the manually inputted numbers, which will get pushed onto this queue when the \"Add #\" button is clicked, instead of interrupting the existing sequence. I'll insert a check for `manualQueue` within `processStep` to process any waiting manual inputs before randomly picking a new seed or starting an empty simulation.\n\n\n**Handling Simultaneous Inputs**\n\nNow I'm considering how to handle concurrent inputs. If a simulation is running, manual seeds should be added to a backlog, ensuring the current number completes testing. If idle, perhaps launch a simulation with the manual seed. My `processStep` logic in `main.js` might need adjustment around `pickNextSeed` and conditional execution, to incorporate `state.manualSeeds`. I'll update `state.js` with `state.manualSeeds = []`.\n\n\n**Implementing Input Priority**\n\nI've been working on integrating manual inputs smoothly. The current approach involves checking for manual seeds within `pickNextSeed` function. If the `manualSeeds` array has entries, it prioritizes those over random seed generation or restarting the simulation. To make this work seamlessly, I've modified the `ui.addNumConfirm` event listener to push the manually entered values into `state.manualSeeds`. This ensures that any input via the modal is queued up and addressed when the loop is idle. The objective is to make user interaction as intuitive as possible.\n\n\n**Refining Manual Seed Priority**\n\nI've been further refining how manual seeds are prioritized. The key update involves the `pickNextSeed` function. I've integrated a conditional check to see if `state.manualSeeds` contains any values. If it does, I now shift the first element from `manualSeeds` and use it to start the seed sequence. This ensures manual input takes precedence. The previous validation in the event listener makes it very unlikely that duplicates are added, and the user may want to see the path even if it merges. The current loop start occurs via `setTimeout`, and I've verified that `pickNextSeed` calls `startSeedSequence` and then `processStep`, which restarts the simulation.\n\n\n**Adjusting Pause Behavior**\n\nI'm now thinking about how to handle the \"Pause\" state and manual inputs. I've realized that the current design doesn't immediately address the user's expectation of immediate execution when a manual seed is added during a pause. I'm exploring modifications to `pickNextSeed` to account for a paused state, as the \"Pause\" state implies the simulation is waiting for the timer, and will call `pickNextSeed`. This calls the next seed from `manualSeeds`, or a random seed, depending on current state. Specifically, I'm considering whether adding a seed to the queue should trigger an immediate unpause, or if the simulation should remain paused until the current number finishes testing. Since the user prompt implies the input waits, the paused state will be retained until the current number finishes.\n\n\n**Evaluating Pause Interaction**\n\nI'm now focusing on how manual inputs interact with the \"Pause\" state. I've realized I need to clarify the interaction between a paused simulation and manual seed entry. The initial thought of immediately unpausing upon input isn't ideal. Instead, a manual seed should be added to `manualSeeds`, and the paused state should persist until the current number completes. If the simulation is idle, adding a seed should trigger execution via the timeout in `processStep`, which calls `pickNextSeed`. The goal is to ensure a smooth, intuitive user experience even when the simulation is paused. I'm refining the `ui.addNumConfirm` event listener to accommodate this new behavior.\n\n\n**Enhancing Pause Integration**\n\nI'm now integrating manual inputs with the \"Pause\" state for better user interaction. I'll maintain the validation check and push the number to `state.manualSeeds`. The key adjustment is handling the pause state. If paused, I'll set `state.isPaused = false`, update the UI, and trigger `processStep()` to ensure the simulation resumes processing the queued manual seed.\n\n\n**Revising Unpause Behavior**\n\nI'm revisiting the interaction between manual inputs and the \"Pause\" state. My updated plan involves a key refinement to the unpausing logic. When a user adds a manual seed while paused, the simulation should remain paused until the current number completes. However, I've confirmed that calling `processStep()` handles all cases, and will automatically pick up a seed. Therefore, the logic will now just be a call to process step, rather than a forced unpause. This makes it easier to reason about, and implement.\n\n\n**Prioritizing Seed Selection**\n\nI'm now refining the seed selection logic. I've integrated a conditional check within `pickNextSeed` to prioritize `state.manualSeeds`. If manual seeds exist, I remove the first element and use it. The logic ensures manual input takes precedence over random or paused states. I have also verified the `startSeedSequence` function is appropriate, as even existing nodes will visualize the user input.\n\n\n**Improving Seed Sequence Initiation**\n\nI'm currently revising the `ui.addNumConfirm` listener in `main.js`. My goal is to prevent inadvertent duplication and more seamlessly integrate user-provided seeds. I've confirmed that the existing `state.nodeSet.has(val)` check correctly prevents duplicate manual inputs. The recent integration ensures user input is prioritized and visualized in the seed sequence. I'm focusing on making the interaction more natural, particularly in scenarios where the user enters an existing node.\n\n\n**Optimizing Seed Prioritization**\n\nI've been working on refining the integration of manual seeds. Now, I'm verifying the current logic that handles paused states. Specifically, when a user adds a number during a paused simulation, the simulation now automatically processes the manual seed from the queue. It's working seamlessly, prioritizing the manual input. I'm focusing on ensuring this is intuitive for users.\n\n\n**Refining Unpause Initiation**\n\nI'm now adjusting the interaction between manual input and a paused state. I've realized that the logic to call processStep is correct. Even if idle, a manual input triggers the timer. The `ui.addNumConfirm` event listener just calls `processStep()` to ensure the simulation resumes with the manual seed. My focus is on a smooth and predictable user experience.\n\n\n**Prioritizing User Input**\n\nI'm now focusing on integrating the manual input seamlessly within the paused state. When paused, a user's manual number is immediately used, and the simulation continues. I've realized `startSeedSequence` and `processStep` function as expected. I need to make sure the state is properly initialized in `state.js`.\n\n\n**Updating Reset Behavior**\n\nI've been examining how to handle the reset simulation event. I've concluded that clearing the `manualSeeds` array when resetting the simulation makes sense, as a reset should clear all previous states. I've implemented this change in `resetSimulation` and am verifying it functions correctly. I am also updating the behavior for manually entered numbers, and the pause state.\n\n\n**Enhancing Reset Integration**\n\nI'm now integrating the reset behavior with the manual seeds. I've concluded that it makes sense to clear the `manualSeeds` when resetting, to clear all user inputs. I've also incorporated a change where, if the user manually inputs a number while paused, the simulation will continue from that number and not the current paused number. The logic will clear out existing nodes when resetting. This makes for a more predictable and user-friendly experience, regardless of which way the user inputs a number.\n\n\n**Refining Reset Implementation**\n\nI'm currently revising the `resetSimulation` function to align with the new queueing behavior and handle manual seeds effectively. My current plan is to clear the `manualSeeds` array within the `resetSimulation` to avoid carryover. I've also incorporated logic to handle the interaction with pause states and manually entered numbers.\n\n\n**Finalizing Manual Integration**\n\nI'm now putting the finishing touches on the manual input system. My focus is ensuring the system is intuitive and predictable in all states, including reset and pause. I'm verifying that the logic correctly clears the queue on reset and prioritizes manual inputs over paused states, and I am ensuring that the correct seed is selected and the simulation continues.\n\n**Simplifying Manual Input**\n\nI've streamlined the manual input logic. Now, manual seeds are directly added to `manualSeeds` and the `processStep` function handles resuming from the manual seed regardless of the pause state. The `ui.addNumConfirm` listener now simply calls `processStep`. This will ensure it is run every time. I've confirmed that the logic in `processStep` works as expected, and clears the manual inputs from the queue if the user resets.\n\n\n**Simplifying Input Integration**\n\nI've streamlined the manual input logic. Now, manual seeds are directly added to `manualSeeds` and `processStep` handles resuming regardless of pause state. The listener now just calls `processStep`. I'm testing the changes now.\n\n\n**Enhancing Input Processing**\n\nI'm simplifying manual input logic and improving the `processStep` function. I'll remove code that manages the paused state from `ui.addNumConfirm`. Now, the listener only adds the number to `manualSeeds` and triggers `processStep`, which handles all states, and uses the first element of `manualSeeds` if available, and then removes it.\n\n**Finalizing Input Logic**\n\nI'm finishing the manual input changes. I've removed pause state logic from the listener. Adding a manual seed and calling `processStep` now correctly starts from that seed, whether paused or not. I'm verifying that it properly handles paused/unpaused states after the queue is cleared.\n\n**Analyzing Edge Cases**\n\nI'm now analyzing the edge case where a manual seed is already visualized. The `startSeedSequence` function might be called with a seed already in `state.nodeSet`. I've determined it gracefully handles this scenario, as the loop condition immediately fails, preventing duplicate drawing. This will just queue, and then silently skip the manual seed if it is already in the set, which is probably fine.\n\n\n**Refining Edge Case Handling**\n\nI'm now assessing how to handle the edge case of already visualized numbers in a manual queue. After evaluating, the core logic should function without modification. Since `startSeedSequence` only executes if the seed is not already in the node set, this prevents redundant operations. Thus, manual queue inputs are silently skipped if in the existing set.\n\n```javascript\n\n```\n\n**Integrating Manual Seed Skip**\n\nI'm working on how to handle the scenario where a manually entered seed is already visualized. I've confirmed that adding the manual seeds to a queue, and then silently skipping the manual seed if it is already in the set, is a correct, and expected behavior. My focus now is testing the final implementation.\n\n\n**Integrating Manual Seed Skip**\n\nI'm working on how to handle the scenario where a manually entered seed is already visualized. I've confirmed that adding the manual seeds to a queue, and then silently skipping the manual seed if it is already in the set, is a correct, and expected behavior. My focus now is testing the final implementation.\n\n\n**Confirming Manual Seed Logic**\n\nI've verified the code. It robustly handles manual seed integration, ensuring prioritized queueing and seamless handling of paused states. I also added the missing comma in `state.js` and confirmed that `state.manualSeeds` is initialized. My review is now complete.\n\n\n\n\nstate.js\n\n```state.js\n```\n\nmain.js\n```main.js\n```\n\nSummary: Updated `state.js` to include a `manualSeeds` queue and modified `main.js` so manually added numbers are pushed to this queue instead of interrupting the current simulation. Updated `pickNextSeed` to prioritize checking the manual queue before generating random seeds.",17,833,27,{"_80":143,"_81":277,"_85":278,"_147":279,"_106":260,"_150":151,"_152":280,"_154":281,"_156":282,"_158":282,"_83":-5,"_160":-5,"_131":-5,"_161":100,"_162":283,"_164":55,"_165":284,"_166":285,"_168":169,"_170":55,"_171":-5,"_172":286,"_174":-5,"_179":290},"x126ra4le7rh9cy2r_zf","2025-11-22T17:14:53.033859+00:00","2025-11-24T21:52:54.722+00:00","collatz-conjecture-simulation",{"_80":20,"_81":264,"_85":265,"_120":266,"_122":267,"_123":268,"_124":269,"_126":55},76,{"_136":274,"_134":273,"_140":275},"Based on carykh's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n63FBYqj98E","Interactive Collatz Conjecture simulation and visualization: watch numbers as colored nodes with arrows forming chains, 1→4 loop, dynamic growth, adjustable walls, grid mode, bigint support, pause/reset controls, min/max stats, color by magnitude — explore Collatz patterns.",[287],{"_288":289},"name","collatz-conjecture.on.websim.ai",{"_108":291},"https://api.websim.com/blobs/019aad9c-c722-76a3-af02-84c19adbdd83.mp4",{"_80":180,"_81":293,"_92":282,"_85":294,"_184":-5,"_83":-5,"_185":295,"_187":277,"_154":296,"_189":297,"_192":277,"_147":298,"_131":-5,"_162":299,"_197":55,"_198":254,"_199":-5,"_200":-5,"_201":300},"019ab7d5-73ff-7a1a-959a-a56ae70c6ea2","2025-11-24T21:46:50.751+00:00",75,{"_80":20,"_81":264,"_85":265,"_120":266,"_122":267,"_123":268,"_124":269,"_126":55},{"_92":191},"2025-11-24T21:52:54.848+00:00",{"_195":196},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019ab7d7-e291-7b85-b5a9-84567c56dc33","eyJpZCI6IjAxOWFiN2Q1LTczZmYtN2ExYS05NTlhLWE1NmFlNzBjNmVhMiJ9",{"_78":303,"_134":322,"_136":323,"_138":324,"_140":93,"_142":55,"_143":325,"_180":337,"_203":-5,"_204":346},{"_80":78,"_81":304,"_83":305,"_85":306,"_69":87,"_88":257,"_90":307,"_106":309,"_108":109,"_110":310,"_116":312,"_127":319,"_129":320,"_131":-5,"_132":321},"2Sm0PM1JslXLBq0E1","IkhzFBHc7rYzmrcI5","2025-11-24T21:37:18.762154+00:00",{"_92":93,"_94":308,"_96":55,"_97":55,"_98":55,"_99":55,"_101":55,"_102":55,"_103":55,"_104":55,"_105":55},[],"Celestial Overture: Procedural Symphony",{"_112":113,"_114":311},"Sound is still not working on FireFox on Linux, please fix.",{"_80":20,"_81":313,"_85":314,"_120":315,"_122":316,"_123":317,"_124":318,"_126":55},"63645553-4097-4542-bd80-d3add1e9e8b6","2024-06-29T04:25:46.367927+00:00","RaymondDukes706","1008189550197219440","raymonddukes7066873","https://avatars.websim.ai/63645553-4097-4542-bd80-d3add1e9e8b6/fjPZFxGSJNNqXYIGg.webp","/p/2gu_68uqftebqykycgvz","/p/2gu_68uqftebqykycgvz/19","**Addressing Firefox Sound Issue**\n\nI'm zeroing in on Firefox's sound problems on Linux. Autoplay policies and AudioContext state management, like suspended contexts and sample rate disparities, are the prime suspects. Investigating these aspects to pinpoint the glitch in the sound system.\n\n\n**Diagnosing AudioContext Issues**\n\nI've been poring over the codebase, particularly `src/audio/core.js` and `src/main.js`. The `initAudio()` function and the wake-up hack are under close scrutiny. I suspect the `await AudioCtx.resume()` call might be problematic. It looks like we're using a hack to wake up the audio context on Linux/Firefox, but it might not be working reliably. Analyzing if this hack is robust enough, or if it might be a new source of the sound problem.\n\n\n**Evaluating Resume Strategies**\n\nI'm now zeroing in on the `AudioContext.resume()` calls. The asynchronous nature of the `await` in `initAudio()` seems suspect. I'm exploring moving the resume call to a synchronous event handler, ensuring a more direct interaction with the context. Also, I'm checking the current AudioContext state and examining the sample rate discrepancies for Firefox-specific potential fixes.\n\n\n**Investigating Sample Rates**\n\nI'm digging deeper into `src/audio/core.js`, specifically the wake-up hack for Linux/Firefox. The `AudioCtx.createBuffer` call's sample rate (22050) has me intrigued. It could be problematic with different device configurations. The `init` function within `src/main.js` correctly handles autoplay within a click handler, but the audio context's initial creation and resumption, especially with this sample rate, might introduce unexpected glitches. I'm exploring if adjusting this sample rate could improve compatibility.\n\n\n**Refining Sample Rate Strategy**\n\nI'm now reconsidering the sample rate used for the wake-up buffer. Setting it to 22050 is a potential pitfall; hardware incompatibility or PulseAudio strictness are risks. I'll switch to `AudioCtx.sampleRate` or default to the context's rate for greater reliability. Also, I'm checking if increasing the buffer length (100 samples instead of 1) can improve scheduler interaction. Finally, I'm verifying if `AudioCtx` is initiated inside the click handler to avoid browser blocking, and if the exported `let` binding is causing state suspension during `resume()`.\n\n\n**Optimizing Audio Initialization**\n\nI'm now revising my audio initialization routine. I'll utilize `AudioCtx.sampleRate` for the wake-up buffer. I've also increased the buffer size slightly, hoping this'll help prime the audio engine. Importantly, I'm adding a hard `resume()` call check within `initAudio` to ensure the audio context is fully engaged, mitigating potential suspension issues.\n\n\n**Analyzing DecodeAudioData Impact**\n\nI'm now assessing how `AudioCtx.decodeAudioData` is impacting the issues. If `AudioCtx` falters, then `sampleLoader.loadAll()` could stall. I'm also looking back at `src/audio/core.js` for robustness upgrades. The async `resume()` call in `src/main.js` is under my scrutiny.\n\n\n**Adjusting Wakeup Strategy**\n\nI'm revisiting the audio wake-up implementation. Since the initial fix was not enough, I'm examining alternative strategies. I'm focusing on the `latencyHint` and the potential issues it causes in some Linux configurations, particularly with PulseAudio. I'm removing `latencyHint: 'interactive'` to utilize the default, which is 'balanced'. Furthermore, I'm analyzing the suggested approach of making `AudioCtx.resume()` the first action within the click handler to see if that approach improves stability.\n\n\n**Prioritizing Context Robustness**\n\nI'm now focusing on `src/audio/core.js` to enhance AudioContext stability. I've removed `latencyHint: 'interactive'` to utilize the default balanced setting, aiming for better compatibility across Linux/Firefox setups. Instead of a buffer, I'm now exploring the use of an oscillator in the wake-up hack to ensure a more robust active processing. I'll make sure the `AudioCtx` is initialized. I am making sure the context is ready for use.\n\n\n**Fixing Context SampleRate**\n\nI've been re-evaluating the current audio setup. My initial code assumed a reliable context. Now, I see the need to handle potential quirks. I'll utilize a `sampleRate` fallback mechanism and test the context's state. I'm adapting the setup to gracefully handle potentially problematic Linux/Firefox configurations.\n\n\n**Checking AudioContext State**\n\nI'm investigating how the AudioContext behaves, especially its sample rate. I've found cases where the `sampleRate` appears to be zero, indicating a potential hardware initialization issue. To address this, I'll revise `src/audio/core.js` to ensure robust AudioContext setup, and I'll revisit `src/main.js`'s resume logic. Additionally, I'll verify the handling of `AudioCtx.decodeAudioData` in `src/audio/loader.js`, as an inactive context could cause that stage to stall.\n\n\n**Investigating Reverb & Resampling**\n\nI'm now focusing on `setupReverb`, specifically the `AudioCtx.createConvolver()` call. While it runs even when the `AudioCtx` is suspended, its processing is delayed until a resume. I'm investigating the potential impact on Linux/Firefox. Also, considering sample rate discrepancies between loaded MP3s and the system, I'm examining if `decodeAudioData` is properly resampling, or if this could be an additional source of the problem.\n\n\n**Removing Unnecessary Hints**\n\nI'm removing `latencyHint` from `AudioContext` creation; the \"interactive\" hint seemed troublesome. I am working on the audio wake-up hack, replacing the buffer with an oscillator for a more stable approach. I'm also re-evaluating the `sampleRate` fallback mechanism, and I'll keep the check in `setupReverb`, as I have observed `sampleRate` being zero in some instances, indicating a possible hardware initialization issue.\n\n\n**Enhancing Wakeup Mechanism**\n\nI'm now implementing the oscillator wake-up strategy and removing the latency hint. I'm focusing on strengthening the AudioContext initialization in `src/audio/core.js` and ensuring robustness. I'll make sure to handle situations where `AudioCtx` might not be available, and check how `initAudio()` returns. I'm also ensuring the oscillator's creation and connection within the wake-up logic is robust and reliable.\n\n\n**Verifying Initialization Sequencing**\n\nI'm now revising my audio initialization routine. I'll make sure `src/main.js` correctly sequences the startup of the AudioContext. The asynchronous nature of the `resume()` call within `initAudio` demands a careful look at ensuring the context is fully ready, especially in demanding Linux/Firefox scenarios. I'll ensure that `initAudio`'s returned context is handled properly prior to decoding the audio data.\n\n\n**Adjusting Resume & Latency**\n\nI'm now focusing on `src/main.js` and `src/audio/core.js` and how they interact. The shared `AudioCtx` binding needs careful handling of its state. I've reordered the `resume()` calls to be a bit more robust and added logging. Furthermore, the `latencyHint: 'interactive'` seems like the real problem, likely conflicting with PulseAudio's default settings, so I've removed it.\n\n\n**Confirming AudioContext Safety**\n\nNow, I'm checking that the AudioContext is fully initialized before it's used. Since `loader.js` imports `AudioCtx`, it might be accessed prematurely. I need to confirm `init()` in `main.js` correctly sequences the AudioContext initialization, preventing usage of an uninitialized or undefined AudioContext within the sample loading process. I'll test to ensure the audio works consistently.\n\n\n**Refining AudioContext Startup**\n\nI'm now implementing the `AudioCtx` initialization based on the suggested change. This confirms the new instantiation is safe. I'm focusing on ensuring its stability and checking the oscillator-based wake-up hack. I'll test it out and ensure a more reliable and consistent audio experience.\n\n\n**Improving Wakeup Consistency**\n\nI'm now switching to the oscillator approach for AudioContext wakeup. I'm replacing the buffer with an oscillator and ensuring it's properly connected. I've also updated the resume call within `src/main.js` to ensure the audio is definitely ready, even on Linux.\n\n\n**Finalizing AudioContext Safety**\n\nThe latest refinement is ensuring the core audio setup is stable. I'm focusing on AudioContext instantiation and management in `src/audio/core.js` and `src/main.js`. I've solidified the oscillator wake-up strategy and implemented detailed state logging. Now, my focus is on avoiding any premature access to the audio context during loading. I'm confident in the overall robustness of the audio handling.\n\n\n**Enhancing Resume Reliability**\n\nI'm now revising my audio initialization routine. I'll include `AudioCtx.resume()` *inside* `initAudio`, to ensure the context is always resumed at its first possible moment, especially in Linux/Firefox environments. Also, I'm ensuring all the connections are set up to the `AudioContext` and that it will run properly. I think this will mitigate potential state issues with asynchronous execution.\n\n\n**Refining AudioContext Initialization**\n\nI'm now integrating the changes into `initAudio`, with the resume call directly within it for improved reliability. I've also verified the connections in the AudioContext. Further, the latest focus is on the instantiation process and its inherent stability with a focus on fixing Linux/Firefox sound issue. I'm focusing on ensuring it's robust, avoiding premature usage, and I'll keep the `sampleRate` fallback.\n\n\n**Improving Initialization Sequence**\n\nI'm now focusing on a more reliable sequence in `src/main.js`. I'm going to remove any direct `await` for `AudioCtx.resume()` in `main.js`. Instead, I'll allow `initAudio` to handle the asynchronous `resume()` call internally, ensuring proper and complete audio context initialization. I've re-reviewed `src/audio/core.js` for robustness with a focus on Linux.\n\n\n**Enhancing Resume Reliability**\n\nThe latest modifications involve ensuring the `AudioCtx` resumes within `initAudio` to guarantee immediate activation, especially on Linux/Firefox. I'm also ensuring the connections are correctly set up within the `AudioContext`. This should mitigate potential state issues.\n\n\n**Improving Audio Initialization**\n\nI've revised `src/audio/core.js`'s `initAudio` function. I replaced the hacky buffer with a robust oscillator-based wake-up, ensuring reliable audio context activation on Linux and Firefox. I'm now ensuring the AudioContext resumes within `initAudio` and all relevant connections are stable, improving initial audio setup and preventing state-related hiccups.\n\n\n**Finalizing Initialization Process**\n\nI'm making sure my audio engine is robust. I've placed the `AudioCtx.resume()` call within `initAudio` and now I'm making sure `loader.js` works reliably. The process checks if `AudioCtx` is successfully created, ensuring the proper functionality with the loaded assets and the overall setup.\n\n\n\n\nsrc/audio/core.js\n\n```src/audio/core.js\n```\n\nSummary: Removed `latencyHint: 'interactive'` from the AudioContext creation to prevent PulseAudio/ALSA conflicts on Linux, and updated the \"wake-up\" hack to use an oscillator instead of a buffer for more reliable audio engine initialization in Firefox.",6,61,5,{"_80":143,"_81":326,"_85":327,"_147":328,"_106":309,"_150":151,"_152":329,"_154":330,"_156":331,"_158":331,"_83":-5,"_160":-5,"_131":-5,"_161":100,"_162":332,"_164":55,"_165":333,"_166":-5,"_168":169,"_170":55,"_171":-5,"_172":334,"_174":335,"_179":-5},"2gu_68uqftebqykycgvz","2025-11-24T17:54:00.690117+00:00","2025-11-24T21:51:42.707+00:00","celestial-overture-procedural-symphony",{"_80":20,"_81":313,"_85":314,"_120":315,"_122":316,"_123":317,"_124":318,"_126":55},19,{"_136":323,"_134":322,"_140":93},"Watch out, lots of flashing lights. 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One submission per person per day; we reserve discretion on eligibility.",[],{"_176":177,"_108":377},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/0199834f-69a7-708e-9da8-952e4248d4a7",{"_80":180,"_81":379,"_92":369,"_85":380,"_184":-5,"_83":-5,"_185":381,"_187":363,"_154":382,"_189":383,"_192":363,"_147":384,"_131":-5,"_162":385,"_197":55,"_198":349,"_199":-5,"_200":-5,"_201":386},"0199725d-a2f2-78ae-8321-76594ddd3f1e","2025-09-22T16:59:23.25+00:00",35,{"_80":20,"_81":356,"_85":357,"_120":358,"_122":-5,"_123":-5,"_124":359,"_126":100},{"_92":191},"2025-09-25T23:57:25.233+00:00",{"_195":196},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/01997455-cd51-7e8d-a359-fe848fde224e","eyJpZCI6IjAxOTk3MjVkLWEyZjItNzhhZS04MzIxLTc2NTk0ZGRkM2YxZSJ9",{"_78":389,"_134":407,"_136":408,"_138":409,"_140":410,"_142":55,"_143":411,"_180":421,"_203":-5,"_204":429},{"_80":78,"_81":390,"_83":391,"_85":392,"_69":87,"_88":393,"_90":394,"_106":396,"_108":109,"_110":397,"_116":399,"_127":404,"_129":405,"_131":-5,"_132":406},"VupsHnllqQKjEUBim","Y07UKfrS19Kk38QRg","2025-11-22T05:01:19.588056+00:00","gpt-5.1",{"_92":93,"_94":395,"_96":55,"_97":55,"_98":55,"_99":100,"_101":55,"_103":55,"_104":100,"_105":55},[],"Throw Things To The Emoji!",{"_112":113,"_114":398},"Make the new na max and min is negative absolute infinity and absolute infinity",{"_80":20,"_81":400,"_85":401,"_120":402,"_122":-5,"_123":-5,"_124":403,"_126":55},"05dadb1c-c9af-4b5d-b7a5-a66649e1233b","2025-11-04T02:37:36.515051+00:00","BlackyWebs","https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/a/ACg8ocI9wCHWa37-6GGFp0mBVaz3bNKMYutYejgyV_L13YSC3ZTnLw=s96-c","/p/jpzbwm4bir24bl4f_zbl","/p/jpzbwm4bir24bl4f_zbl/2","**Preparing code adjustments**\n\nI already have tweakables for specialHealer and I need to add two more. It's important to ensure that strengthSlider.addEventListener and makeStrengthValueEditable use the new constants correctly. It seems there’s no other clamp. So my edits will be in script.js. I think I’m ready to prepare a patch, but I should double-check everything for any overlooked details before finalizing it. I’ll take a moment to verify all the changes!\n\nI will make the strength multiplier’s minimum and maximum configurable via tweakable constants set to negative and positive infinity, and update all clamping/slider bounds to use them.\n\nscript.js\n\n```script.js\n```\n\nSummary: I added tweakable constants for the global min/max strength multipliers (set to negative/positive infinity) and wired them into the slider bounds and manual strength input clamping so you can conceptually go all the way to infinite power or healing.",52,3886,353,159,{"_80":143,"_81":412,"_85":413,"_147":414,"_106":396,"_150":151,"_152":415,"_154":416,"_156":417,"_158":417,"_83":418,"_160":324,"_131":-5,"_161":100,"_162":419,"_164":100,"_165":-5,"_166":-5,"_168":169,"_170":55,"_171":-5,"_172":420,"_174":-5,"_179":-5},"jpzbwm4bir24bl4f_zbl","2025-11-22T05:00:14.071963+00:00","2025-11-22T05:03:48.831+00:00","throw-things-to-the-emoji",{"_80":20,"_81":400,"_85":401,"_120":402,"_122":-5,"_123":-5,"_124":403,"_126":55},2,"78a1m9yylkucnmxjfwht",{"_136":408,"_134":407,"_140":410},[],{"_80":180,"_81":422,"_92":417,"_85":423,"_184":-5,"_83":-5,"_185":93,"_187":412,"_154":424,"_189":425,"_192":412,"_147":426,"_131":-5,"_162":427,"_197":55,"_198":390,"_199":-5,"_200":-5,"_201":428},"019aa9ef-ba36-7d1d-994f-00e39bfeb4bb","2025-11-22T05:00:51.638+00:00",{"_80":20,"_81":400,"_85":401,"_120":402,"_122":-5,"_123":-5,"_124":403,"_126":55},{"_92":191},"2025-11-22T05:03:48.931+00:00",{"_195":196},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019aa9f0-6c53-7ef9-8a30-da21d8cacf6a","eyJpZCI6IjAxOWFhOWVmLWJhMzYtN2QxZC05OTRmLTAwZTM5YmZlYjRiYiJ9",{"_78":431,"_134":450,"_136":451,"_138":273,"_140":452,"_142":55,"_143":453,"_180":465,"_203":-5,"_204":474},{"_80":78,"_81":432,"_83":433,"_85":434,"_69":87,"_88":257,"_90":435,"_106":437,"_108":109,"_110":438,"_116":440,"_127":447,"_129":448,"_131":-5,"_132":449},"13hSSabJPL0y9TEq3","p11KfDluIcglnn2qS","2025-11-24T21:50:37.520782+00:00",{"_92":93,"_94":436,"_96":100,"_97":55,"_98":55,"_99":100,"_101":55,"_102":55,"_103":55,"_104":55,"_105":55},[],"Gemini 3 Pro - Music Gen",{"_112":113,"_114":439},"as a normal user, you can delete your own songs and make the ai bettter at generating songs",{"_80":20,"_81":441,"_85":442,"_120":443,"_122":444,"_123":445,"_124":446,"_126":55},"4d6ea162-2e1a-4e08-afbc-db847170ca9f","2024-07-05T12:07:20.022624+00:00","R3D_B0T","1247286987443146835","red_bot12","https://avatars.websim.com/4d6ea162-2e1a-4e08-afbc-db847170ca9f/KI40sajTAa430LLL1.webp","/p/me8dqgswrchsb818xrz1","/p/me8dqgswrchsb818xrz1/67","**Investigating User Actions**\n\nI'm currently looking into the `main.js` file to understand how song deletion is handled. It seems that regular users are restricted from deleting their own content, which is a key area I need to address. This appears to be tied to a specific \"Admin: Delete\" logic or permission check. My focus now is on understanding how to modify this to allow for user-level deletion. I am getting closer to proposing changes.\n\n\n**Revising Song Deletion Logic**\n\nI've just refined the song deletion mechanism. My update now includes an \"isAdmin OR self-author\" check within the song rendering loop, which will provide the necessary permissions. The `authorId` data from the payload (and therefore `song.authorId`) will be the key to this change. I'm confident in the code modifications I have planned.\n\n\n**Enhancing AI Songwriting**\n\nI'm now focusing on improving the song generation process. I plan to refine the system prompt in `generator.js` to encourage better melody and harmony, and clearer musical sections. Additionally, I'll investigate enhancing the presets in `audio.js` to enrich how the generator uses them. I'll also concentrate on ensuring the \"Creativity\" parameter effectively translates to musically meaningful instructions. I'm starting by adding detailed style instructions for different genres and specific compositional techniques, such as \"Call and Response\".\n\n\n**Fine-tuning Permissions Logic**\n\nI'm now honing in on the permissions in `main.js`. The goal is to provide a more intuitive deletion flow. The plan is to seamlessly integrate the concept of ownership alongside administrative privileges within the existing code structure. I'm focusing on the condition where `isAdmin` or `isOwner` determines button behavior. The next step is a final review, ensuring this change is integrated seamlessly.\n\n\n**Developing Generation Guidelines**\n\nI'm now revising the `generator.js` system prompt. I've expanded the \"COMPOSITION RULES\" section significantly. My focus is on providing more granular instructions. I'm prioritizing adding detailed guidelines for melody, harmony, dynamics, and scales, which now contain specific examples based on musical styles. The goal is to make the AI's musical choices more purposeful. I believe this will have a great impact on the quality of generated tracks.\n\n\n**Improving System Prompts**\n\nI'm currently revising the `generator.js` file, specifically the system prompt logic within `generateTrackData`. I'm focusing on strengthening genre handling and incorporating more detailed scale hints to guide the AI's musical choices. Also, I'm working to fine-tune the `creativityPrompt` logic to be more robust. I've also implemented updates in `main.js` to enhance song deletion, adding new logic for owners of songs. Furthermore, I'll tweak the existing envelope for the Trap 808 in `audio.js` to ensure optimal sound quality.\n\n\n**Refining Note Durations**\n\nI'm now revising the `generator.js` system prompt. I've pinpointed an issue with AI-generated songs: the output often features excessively short notes, resulting in a 'robotic' sound. To rectify this, I will include specific instructions about varying note lengths in the prompt. I am also planning to improve the `main.js` permissions to handle song deletion. This updated code will allow song owners to remove their own songs. I will also be revising the `audio.js` file with this update.\n\n\n**Improving User Interface**\n\nI've just finished revising the code in `main.js` to modify the delete button's appearance based on user roles and improve the confirmation messages in `main.js` related to song deletion. I am also planning to improve the `generator.js` system prompt. I'm moving forward with these UI changes.\n\n\n**Revising Note Durations**\n\nI'm now revising the `generator.js` system prompt. I've pinpointed an issue with AI-generated songs: the output often features excessively short notes, resulting in a 'robotic' sound. To rectify this, I will include specific instructions about varying note lengths in the prompt. I am also planning to improve the `main.js` permissions to handle song deletion. This updated code will allow song owners to remove their own songs. I will also be revising the `audio.js` file with this update.\n\n\n**Implementing Genre-Specific Guidelines**\n\nI've just expanded the genre-specific examples within my `generator.js` revisions. I'm focusing on defining clear musical characteristics like tempo, instrument choices, and rhythmic patterns for various genres like Lo-Fi, Rock, Techno, and Orchestral. I'm also including advanced composition rules covering melody, harmony, bass, drums, and velocity/volume. My goal is to guide the AI towards creating more sophisticated and genre-appropriate tracks.\n\n\n**Structuring Genre Guidelines**\n\nI'm now focusing on arranging and categorizing the instrument IDs in `generator.js` to create genre-specific sets. I'm prioritizing the creation of better lists based on the various musical styles that need to be generated. The goal is to define more instrument ID choices for each category of song. I've also begun to implement the instrument choices in `audio.js` to make the new list of instruments the preferred selection.\n\n\n**Developing Deletion Logic**\n\nI'm presently revising the permission checks in `main.js` to ensure the delete button is visible and functional for song owners. I'm building on the `isAdmin OR isOwner` structure. It's a priority to ensure that users are able to delete their own tracks. I'm confident about these changes, so I'll be finishing up soon.\n\n\n**Expanding Instrument Choices**\n\nI'm now refining the audio.js file to support new lists of musical instruments in various categories. I'm focusing on incorporating these new instrument ID choices from generator.js within the `playTrack` function. The key is to ensure compatibility with our existing functionality. I am also working on adding instrument choices, so the tracks sound more diverse. I'm also including advanced composition rules to enhance the songs.\n\n\n\n\nmain.js\n\n```main.js\n```\n\ngenerator.js\n```generator.js\n```",47,1447,33,{"_80":143,"_81":454,"_85":455,"_147":456,"_106":457,"_150":151,"_152":458,"_154":459,"_156":460,"_158":460,"_83":-5,"_160":-5,"_131":-5,"_161":100,"_162":461,"_164":55,"_165":462,"_166":463,"_168":169,"_170":55,"_171":-5,"_172":464,"_174":-5,"_179":-5},"me8dqgswrchsb818xrz1","2025-11-22T16:47:41.860963+00:00","2025-11-24T22:43:37.995+00:00","Music Generator (WORKS!!!)","gemini-3-pro-music-gen",{"_80":20,"_81":441,"_85":442,"_120":443,"_122":444,"_123":445,"_124":446,"_126":55},67,{"_136":451,"_134":450,"_140":452},"thank you for playing!","Music Generator (Gemini 3 Pro) — AI-generated, prompt-driven pixel synth web app with 50+ pixel synthesizers and 20+ note sounds. Create long, unique, emotion-driven songs with multi-part arrangements, varied melodies, customizable BPM, album art, retro 98.css UI for instant composition.",[],{"_80":180,"_81":466,"_92":460,"_85":467,"_184":-5,"_83":-5,"_185":468,"_187":454,"_154":469,"_189":470,"_192":454,"_147":471,"_131":-5,"_162":472,"_197":55,"_198":432,"_199":-5,"_200":-5,"_201":473},"019ab7d8-523d-7ba8-bc7d-e7155d3f6305","2025-11-24T21:49:58.717+00:00",66,{"_80":20,"_81":441,"_85":442,"_120":443,"_122":444,"_123":445,"_124":446,"_126":55},{"_92":191},"2025-11-24T22:43:38.276+00:00",{"_195":196},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019ab7d9-ddec-7dbf-baae-fde535bb0154","eyJpZCI6IjAxOWFiN2Q4LTUyM2QtN2JhOC1iYzdkLWU3MTU1ZDNmNjMwNSJ9",{"_78":476,"_134":493,"_136":494,"_138":495,"_140":496,"_142":55,"_143":497,"_180":507,"_203":-5,"_204":516},{"_80":78,"_81":477,"_83":478,"_85":479,"_69":87,"_88":393,"_90":480,"_106":482,"_108":109,"_110":483,"_116":485,"_127":490,"_129":491,"_131":-5,"_132":492},"HuUwVfSfoGBoZp4q6","ZOWTkCrYb8p7Vm6c3","2025-11-23T06:59:44.656958+00:00",{"_92":93,"_94":481,"_96":55,"_97":55,"_98":55,"_99":100,"_101":55,"_102":55,"_103":55,"_104":55,"_105":55},[],"AI Tier Ranker",{"_112":113,"_114":484},"as the image is ranked, the item shows the image, and the ai will detect how good or bad is it",{"_80":20,"_81":486,"_85":487,"_120":488,"_122":-5,"_123":-5,"_124":489,"_126":55},"3a5787d0-7d67-464f-a499-86a745ed30fc","2024-11-28T12:09:28.523307+00:00","ComputerFan7252","https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/a/ACg8ocLQluFil6CkkXm-H7pBUReDT-WmXvyDBpfS5DO4lkYmycqt6A=s96-c","/p/nvf8g30h6cacpfztkrlf","/p/nvf8g30h6cacpfztkrlf/27","I will update image rankings so each tier list chip shows a thumbnail of the ranked image instead of just text, while keeping text-only chips for normal items.\n\napp.js\n\n```app.js\n```\n\nstyles.css\n```styles.css\n```\n\nSummary: I changed the tier list to store image rankings as structured objects and render them as chips with small thumbnails plus labels, while preserving text-only chips and click-to-remove behavior.",54,3096,51,81,{"_80":143,"_81":498,"_85":499,"_147":500,"_106":482,"_150":151,"_152":501,"_154":502,"_156":275,"_158":275,"_83":-5,"_160":-5,"_131":-5,"_161":100,"_162":503,"_164":100,"_165":504,"_166":505,"_168":169,"_170":55,"_171":-5,"_172":506,"_174":-5,"_179":-5},"nvf8g30h6cacpfztkrlf","2025-11-22T15:28:36.666693+00:00","2025-11-23T07:01:26.97+00:00","ai-tier-ranker-3",{"_80":20,"_81":486,"_85":487,"_120":488,"_122":-5,"_123":-5,"_124":489,"_126":55},{"_136":494,"_134":493,"_140":496},"Rank something and AI will think, GODLY to DEMONIC.\nVersion 1.1","AI Tier Ranker - interactive web app that asks an AI to rank anything on a 27-level scale from GODLY to DEMONIC. Build dynamic tier lists, auto-add ranked items, pick AI ranker types/personas, clear or reset lists. Great for games, movies, characters, 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Fusion Arena",{"_112":113,"_114":526},"Bosses have a resistance to knockback that prevents them from being knocked outside of their spawning radius, with diminishing returns for knockback closer to the edge of the radius.\n\nAdd a similar effect to regular enemies so that they can't be pushed outside of spawning radius, and knockback is less effective against them the further away from the player they are.\n\nTo stop this from being a straight nerf against knockback, make knockback slightly more powerful.\n\nSo the enemies that are closest to the player will get knocked back a bit further than they do now, but enemies that are on the edge of their spawn radius will be knocked back much less or not at all.",{"_80":20,"_81":528,"_85":529,"_120":530,"_122":-5,"_123":-5,"_124":531,"_126":55},"eaeb6397-8907-42c4-8446-cd36ed98d2de","2024-05-04T23:22:09.114795+00:00","SitcomReality","https://avatars.websim.ai/eaeb6397-8907-42c4-8446-cd36ed98d2de/JEwRMJPKyzaeyZSr6.webp","/p/ow70l9fbzi9iv1vf5s0q","/p/ow70l9fbzi9iv1vf5s0q/604","I will slightly increase the base knockback force and apply distance-based knockback falloff plus spawn-radius clamping to all enemies, not just bosses, so nearby enemies are pushed further while those near the spawn edge barely move.\n\nspells/projectile/PropertyApplier.js\n\n```spells/projectile/PropertyApplier.js\n```\n\nentities/EnemyMovement.js\n```entities/EnemyMovement.js\n```\n\nSummary: I raised the base knockback force and rewired knockback to scale down with distance from the player while also clamping all enemies (not just bosses) inside the spawn radius, so close enemies now fly back a bit farther but those near the edge barely move and never get pushed 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SPACE'S",{"_112":113,"_114":573},"where is the link button",{"_80":20,"_81":575,"_85":576,"_120":577,"_122":578,"_123":577,"_124":579,"_126":55},"e7b25db5-71ed-47e9-97b2-7afa08d53e37","2025-03-28T23:10:25.956118+00:00","spinningthechair","1192278351977656452","https://avatars.websim.com/e7b25db5-71ed-47e9-97b2-7afa08d53e37/fTZQUQUjDX7mryyj8.webp","/p/4ons7s04_zz56bw0gnsa","/p/4ons7s04_zz56bw0gnsa/185","**Adjusting web interface elements**\n\nI need the WebTube button to be visible. The current JavaScript expects `btn-webtube`, but the HTML doesn't have it yet. I'll add a button in the `title-left`, likely labeled \"WEBTUBE.\" I think I also need to adjust the CSS animation nth-child counts accordingly, but it should be fine. I'll insert `` after `btn-multiplayer` in the HTML, ensuring the initial hidden attribute stays intact. The adjustments to the title-left HTML will be cosmetic since the animation only applies to the first six elements.\n\nI will add a visible “WEBTUBE” button to the title screen and wire it to your WebTube link handler.\n\nindex.html\n\n```index.html\n```\n\nSummary: I added a new “WEBTUBE” button to the left side of the title screen and connected it to your existing WebTube link handler so you can clearly see and tap it to open the multiplayer videos page.",15,530,260,{"_80":143,"_81":587,"_85":588,"_147":589,"_106":571,"_150":151,"_152":590,"_154":591,"_156":592,"_158":593,"_83":-5,"_160":-5,"_131":-5,"_161":100,"_162":594,"_164":55,"_165":595,"_166":596,"_168":169,"_170":55,"_171":-5,"_172":597,"_174":598,"_179":600},"4ons7s04_zz56bw0gnsa","2025-11-15T13:15:18.10438+00:00","2025-11-24T22:35:56.564+00:00","backrooms-explorer",{"_80":20,"_81":575,"_85":576,"_120":577,"_122":578,"_123":577,"_124":579,"_126":55},185,183,{"_136":584,"_134":583,"_140":583},"epik liminal space exploring game","Backrooms Explorer - a 3D atmospheric backroom exploration game: first-person walking sim with realistic camera wobble, VHS + CRT glitch overlays, side black bars, sprint-triggered VHS gif, interactive radio (press E), HUD toggle messages, multiplayer-ready, retro horror vibes",[],{"_176":177,"_108":599},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019a9e44-3378-769b-8bf4-5375e7607b54",{"_108":601},"https://api.websim.com/blobs/019a8edd-f59e-72b9-baab-7fb17a500db8.mp4",{"_80":180,"_81":603,"_92":592,"_85":604,"_184":-5,"_83":-5,"_185":605,"_187":587,"_154":606,"_189":607,"_192":587,"_147":608,"_131":-5,"_162":609,"_197":55,"_198":566,"_199":-5,"_200":-5,"_201":610},"019ab801-222f-762a-8811-7cefb258e5e1","2025-11-24T22:34:33.391+00:00",184,{"_80":20,"_81":575,"_85":576,"_120":577,"_122":578,"_123":577,"_124":579,"_126":55},{"_92":191},"2025-11-24T22:35:56.731+00:00",{"_195":196},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019ab801-70fc-7be8-848f-b0865c3fec4b","eyJpZCI6IjAxOWFiODAxLTIyMmYtNzYyYS04ODExLTdjZWZiMjU4ZTVlMSJ9",{"_78":613,"_134":135,"_136":630,"_138":631,"_140":632,"_142":55,"_143":633,"_180":650,"_203":-5,"_204":659},{"_80":78,"_81":614,"_83":615,"_85":616,"_69":87,"_88":257,"_90":617,"_106":619,"_108":109,"_110":620,"_116":622,"_127":627,"_129":628,"_131":-5,"_132":629},"NoI7IzGjJwx7AQel6","DjUpyca1so7JNXrlI","2025-11-24T13:00:33.45371+00:00",{"_92":93,"_94":618,"_96":100,"_97":55,"_98":100,"_99":55,"_101":55,"_102":55,"_103":55,"_104":55,"_105":55},[],"a dream you've had before",{"_112":113,"_114":621},"please add a button to remove all notes (dont remove any made by derpyguy) PLEASE DONT GET ANY FUCKING ERRORS IM IN A RUSH\n",{"_80":20,"_81":623,"_85":624,"_120":625,"_122":-5,"_123":-5,"_124":626,"_126":55},"16cc4634-681b-4ebe-9d27-0e8d61db2ed7","2025-09-09T19:47:04.689554+00:00","derpyguy","https://avatars.websim.com/16cc4634-681b-4ebe-9d27-0e8d61db2ed7/XUO7qtjCzuMVjtz4X.webp","/p/vznkwhmjhcsxw9uka0qk","/p/vznkwhmjhcsxw9uka0qk/231","**Considering Specifics for Removal**\n\nI've been figuring out the right approach for that \"remove all notes\" button. It's tricky because I need to make sure Derpyguy's notes stay put. Right now, I'm checking `index.html` and `game.js` to see where the notes are and how they're handled. I want to minimize the chance of screwing this up.\n\n\n**Examining Existing Purge Function**\n\nI'm revisiting the provided HTML, and I see that the `#admin-purge-notes-btn` already exists! I was looking for it, and it's right there. Time to check `game.js` to see what that button does and how it's wired up. Hopefully, it does what I need.\n\n\n**Analyzing Purge Button Implementation**\n\nI've been looking closer at `game.js` and have found a function called `setupAdminPanel()`. Inside, there's `admin-purge-notes-btn`. It looks like it does almost exactly what I need. It iterates over the notes array and filters out \"derpyguy\". Looks like I have to check the rest of the logic, but this is a solid start.\n\n\n**Validating Purge Functionality**\n\nI'm deep in the `game.js` code now. The purge function uses a confirmation dialog with dynamic note counts. It loops through the `notesToDelete` array, attempting to delete each note. There's error handling within the loop. The button updates dynamically to show progress. This looks pretty robust, but I need to make sure the `notesToDelete` array only contains the intended notes. I'm going to carefully review the filtering logic.\n\n\n**Reviewing Button Placement**\n\nI'm now revisiting the ``. The logic in `game.js` seems to be correct, and the button, `admin-purge-notes-btn`, exists within the HTML. The implementation is already in place. My thought is that the user may be asking about the placement or visibility of the button or that they may have been unable to find it or that it wasn't working. I'm going to look closer at the UI and accessibility of this button.\n\n\n**Investigating Potential Visibility Issues**\n\nI'm now back at the `` HTML code. I had a moment of confusion, but I see that the purge button *is* present in both `index.html` and `game.js`. I'm going to look closer at the UI to see why the user might think it's missing, or if it isn't working as expected. Perhaps the user is on an older version or wants a different button. The existing logic protects the \"derpyguy\" notes.\n\n\n**Confirming Existing Button Behavior**\n\nI've been examining the existing button and am trying to understand the urgency of the user's request. The system context says \"current page\" and that there's a button. I'm focusing on ensuring it's working as expected. There might be performance issues since it deletes notes individually, but there's no bulk delete option based on documentation. Perhaps the user is referring to the button that already exists, but it's not clear.\n\n\n**Identifying User Context**\n\nMy focus has shifted. It appears the user *is* \"derpyguy\" and is likely testing the purge functionality. I realized the conditional `game.isAdmin` depends on that username. If the user isn't logged in as \"derpyguy\", they won't see the admin panel, and the button won't appear. Given the urgent tone, I'm examining how to help the user resolve their specific access issue.\n\n\n**Assessing Existing Functionality**\n\nI'm now carefully reviewing `game.js`, focusing on the purge button's current implementation and its responsiveness. The `game.notes` array and filtering logic seem sound, based on my analysis. However, given the user's urgency, I'm considering enhancing the button's visual prominence or feedback to immediately clarify its presence and action.\n\n\n**Checking Code Robustness**\n\nI'm now investigating the provided code, focusing on potential error conditions, particularly within the note deletion function. I'm reviewing the `game.js` to see where `game.notes` is initialized and how it gets updated. I'm focusing on handling situations where `game.notes` might be empty or undefined. It seems to have been initialized, so the existing code should handle those cases already.\n\n\n**Clarifying Button Intent**\n\nI've come to a better understanding of the situation. It looks like the existing purge button correctly protects \"derpyguy's\" notes. I'm double-checking now that the label reflects the function and that the behavior is as expected, in case the user has a different expectation, perhaps wanting a more visible warning or a slightly different label.\n\n**Examining Potential Initialization Delay**\n\nI'm now carefully reviewing `game.js`, focusing on timing of the setup. Specifically, I'm checking when the `game.notes` data is populated in relation to the purge button's availability. There might be a short delay that could cause the button to error. I want to ensure the button isn't activated before the data is ready. It's likely an async issue or a missed initialization. I need to be sure.\n\n\n**Improving Deletion Robustness**\n\nI'm now refining the deletion process. I've streamlined the error handling within the loop to gracefully manage situations like already-deleted notes. I'm also reviewing UI feedback to make sure it's clear the button is working as expected. While the code seems good, I'm verifying that the button is only enabled when appropriate.\n\n\n**Enhancing Purge Button Robustness**\n\nI'm now focusing on further strengthening the existing purge button's functionality and addressing potential user concerns. I will ensure the text accurately describes its protection of \"derpyguy's\" notes. I'm also considering adding rate-limiting to the delete requests to improve robustness and avoid Websim's potential rate limits. Finally, I will check again that the button is hooked up correctly.\n\n\n**Optimizing Purge Performance**\n\nI'm now implementing the delay within the loop in `game.js`. I'm using `setTimeout` to introduce a small pause between note deletions, aiming to prevent overwhelming the socket. I'm also ensuring the UI feedback accurately reflects the progress. It seems this will help with their issue!\n\n\n**Refining Deletion Process**\n\nI've been refactoring the note deletion loop, using `setTimeout` to introduce a pause between deletions to improve robustness. I've also verified the UI feedback updates correctly to reflect progress. The button is now disabled appropriately, and I've ensured a clear alert confirms the completion. The code looks solid now!\n\n\n**Improving Error Handling in Purge**\n\nI'm now focusing on error handling in `game.js`, ensuring the note deletion process is robust and handles potential issues gracefully. I'm using try-catch blocks around critical sections. I'm also reviewing the initialization of `game.notes` and the `room.collection` subscription to guarantee that the button is only enabled when the data is fully loaded. I am confident that this will help avoid errors.\n\n\n\n**Verifying Final Implementation**\n\nI'm making sure all the pieces are in place and working together as planned. I've confirmed that the button text accurately describes the function. The delay is implemented within the deletion loop. I am double-checking that the button is only enabled when the data is ready and the filter is applied. The logic seems very solid now, and I'm optimistic that this addresses the user's issue.\n\n\n**Confirming Implementation Details**\n\nI'm now fully immersed in the code, ensuring the `onclick` handler is correctly wired up and the UI is updated post-deletion. I've double-checked that the `game.selectedNoteIds` are cleared to avoid any stale selections. The button label now explicitly states protection for \"derpyguy,\" and the logic is as robust as possible.\n\n\n**Evaluating UI Performance Impact**\n\nI'm now carefully examining the existing `delete` function's behavior in `game.js`, considering its impact on UI responsiveness. I've realized that the `await` already introduces a natural delay by waiting for server responses. Implementing a *delay* might slow down the whole process for the user, and may be unnecessary. The user is asking to \"be fast\". Given the `await` naturally throtlles, I'll remove the extra delay for now, and see how it goes.\n\n\n**Optimizing UI and Code**\n\nI've been tweaking the button's appearance in `index.html` to make it stand out. Additionally, I've confirmed that the button is only active when appropriate and have made it clear that the logic is correct. I am removing the unnecessary delay since the `await` already introduces one.\n\n\n**Analyzing Final Button State**\n\nI'm verifying that the button's final state is correct: it's active when appropriate, the text is clear, and the event handler is connected. The unnecessary delay is removed because the `await` already addresses it. I'm now double-checking the deletion logic and confirmation messages.\n\nI'm now fully focused on the button and its final implementation. The button now explicitly states that it protects the derpyguy notes. I've ensured the button's final state is correct, checking that all is working in this final version. The loop is now working without any unneeded `setTimeout` calls and a message is now generated when there are no notes to delete. The logic is now very strong.\n\n\n**Validating Final Logic**\n\nI'm deep in the code, ensuring everything's rock solid. I've confirmed all parts are working as expected after removing the artificial delay. The button text and state are perfect. The error handling is strong. Also, the case sensitivity for `derpyguy` is addressed. I'm so glad.\n\n\n**Validating Case Sensitivity**\n\nI'm verifying that the case sensitivity for \"derpyguy\" is considered and addressed within the deletion logic, ensuring that notes from \"Derpyguy\" or \"DERPYGUY\" are also protected. The code looks solid, but I need to ensure the filtering is correct.\n\n\n\n\nSummary: Updated the admin panel with a prominent \"DELETE ALL NOTES\" button that safely removes all notes except those created by 'derpyguy', including progress feedback and error handling.\n\nindex.html\n\n```index.html\n```\n\ngame.js\n```game.js\n```",3057,422,117,{"_80":143,"_81":634,"_85":635,"_147":636,"_106":637,"_150":151,"_152":638,"_154":639,"_156":640,"_158":641,"_83":-5,"_160":-5,"_131":-5,"_161":100,"_162":642,"_164":100,"_165":643,"_166":644,"_168":169,"_170":55,"_171":-5,"_172":645,"_174":646,"_179":648},"vznkwhmjhcsxw9uka0qk","2025-11-18T07:53:06.994687+00:00","2025-11-24T13:04:48.206+00:00","a dream you've had before (read description)","a-dream-you-ve-had-before",{"_80":20,"_81":623,"_85":624,"_120":625,"_122":-5,"_123":-5,"_124":626,"_126":55},231,193,{"_136":630,"_134":135,"_140":632},"this isnt a original game, this is just 4slugs game on roblox, PLEASE check that game out.","A Dream You've Had Before — a 2D pixel platformer inspired by 4slugs: climb 10k looping rooms and endless stairs, teleporting steps, wall barriers to prevent falling, left-wall descent, spawn-left respawns, collectible notes, retro pixel art, dreamlike puzzle exploration.",[],{"_176":177,"_108":647},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019aa6ec-e839-7458-96c7-e2357f609a6e",{"_108":649},"https://api.websim.com/blobs/019a9887-32d5-71ff-832d-da3be47e36bc.mp4",{"_80":180,"_81":651,"_92":640,"_85":652,"_184":-5,"_83":-5,"_185":653,"_187":634,"_154":654,"_189":655,"_192":634,"_147":656,"_131":-5,"_162":657,"_197":55,"_198":614,"_199":-5,"_200":-5,"_201":658},"019ab5f3-96e4-7584-a3a2-9d6952dd6972","2025-11-24T13:00:31.332+00:00",226,{"_80":20,"_81":623,"_85":624,"_120":625,"_122":-5,"_123":-5,"_124":626,"_126":55},{"_92":191},"2025-11-24T13:08:37.939+00:00",{"_195":196},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019ab5fa-82c6-7c8f-a4c5-8f7aa04aaf1c","eyJpZCI6IjAxOWFiNWYzLTk2ZTQtNzU4NC1hM2EyLTlkNjk1MmRkNjk3MiJ9",{"_78":661,"_134":674,"_136":675,"_138":676,"_140":331,"_142":55,"_143":677,"_180":691,"_203":-5,"_204":699},{"_80":78,"_81":662,"_83":663,"_85":664,"_69":87,"_88":257,"_90":665,"_106":667,"_108":109,"_110":668,"_116":670,"_127":671,"_129":672,"_131":-5,"_132":673},"SZjkWWFHbdqaqnfvO","LG0q26JEU3wWtH2j7","2025-11-24T20:35:45.850736+00:00",{"_92":93,"_94":666,"_96":55,"_97":55,"_98":100,"_99":100,"_101":55,"_102":55,"_103":55,"_104":55,"_105":55},[],"WebSim Creator",{"_112":113,"_114":669},"theres a bug where you cant edit the source, it just gives you a white screen with the code text. fix this",{"_80":20,"_81":623,"_85":624,"_120":625,"_122":-5,"_123":-5,"_124":626,"_126":55},"/p/2pommdoj4e46dax72mrb","/p/2pommdoj4e46dax72mrb/10","**Diagnosing the White Screen**\n\nI've been looking at the white screen issue when editing source code. It seems the problem might be in the conditional rendering logic within `app.js`. The `isEditingCode` variable isn't behaving as expected, leading to a blank screen instead of the editor. Need to check state updates.\n\n\n**Isolating the Root Cause**\n\nI'm now focusing on the `

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