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\nHowever, this approach is simplified. We might use a canvas for better animation and control.\n\nAlternatively, we can use a third-party library or create a simple animation with CSS and JavaScript.\n\nConsidering the constraints, let's create a CSS wheel and animate it with JavaScript.\n\nSteps for the wheel:\n- Create a wheel with three sections (each 120 degrees).\n - On wheel screen show, we start spinning the wheel with a random spin (but we want to land on a specific difficulty that was selected? Actually, the instruction says: \"if wheel lands on the exact difficulty the game will start\". So we are letting chance decide?)\n\nBut note: the user already selected a difficulty in the music select screen? Or are we replacing the difficulty selection with the wheel?\n\nThe instruction says: \"When you press the level you start by the wheel to spin\". Meaning when we press the level (song), the wheel appears and spins to determine the difficulty.\n\nHow about we remove the static difficulty selection and replace it with the wheel?\n\nLet's change the flow:\n\nCurrently: \n Music Select screen -> Click PLAY -> Start the game.\n\nNow:\n Music Select screen -> Click PLAY -> Show Wheel screen -> Spin -> Land on a difficulty -> Start Game.\n\nSo we remove the explicit difficulty selection and let the wheel decide.\n\nBut note: the previous instructions added a difficulty selection (buttons) in the music select screen. Now we are replacing that with a wheel?\n\nSince the user's latest instruction doesn't specify what to do with the existing difficulty buttons, but we are adding a wheel, let's assume we remove the difficulty buttons and replace with the wheel.\n\nAlternatively, we can interpret the instruction such that the wheel is the way to select the difficulty for that level, and it happens after pressing the level.\n\nWe'll redesign the music select screen:\n\n```\n```\nSo we remove the difficulty buttons from the music select screen.\n\nWe'll remove the `difficulty-select` div and just have the PLAY button.\n\nThen we add the wheel screen.\n\nBut note: we must pass the chosen song to the wheel screen so that when the wheel stops, we start the game with that song and the selected difficulty.\n\nImplementation:\n\nIn the music select screen, when clicking the PLAY button:\n\n```\n```\nWe'll add a function to spin the wheel. We'll use CSS transform: rotate. The spin will be random and land on one of the three difficulties.\n\nWe need to map the final rotation to a difficulty.\n\nWe have 3 sections, each 120 degrees. We can set the wheel to have initial rotation 0, and then spin a random number of full rotations plus an offset to land in the middle of one of the sections.\n\nWe'll decide a difficulty based on the rotation.\n\nAfter the spinning animation is done, we start the game with that difficulty.\n\nSteps:\n\n```\n```\nHowever, note that we want to show the difficulty it landed on? We can calculate:\n\n```\n```\nWe'll do this in the transitionend event.\n\nHow about the wheel design:\n\n```\n```\nHTML:\n\n```\n```\nCSS:\n\n```\n```\n6. We'll add an event listener for the transitionend event on the wheel.\n\nImplementation:\n\nIn the wheel screen, we have:\n\n```\n```\nCSS:\n\n```\n```\n7. In the JavaScript:\n\n When transitioning from music select to wheel screen:\n\n let currentSongVideoId = ...; \n\n showScreen('wheel');\n let wheel = document.getElementById('wheel');\n let selectedDifficulty = spinWheel(wheel); // returns 'easy','medium','hard'\n\n wheel.addEventListener('transitionend', () => {\n startGame(currentSongVideoId, selectedDifficulty);\n });\n\n However, we don't have a way to pass the videoId? We can set a global variable or store it in the wheel screen function.\n\n We'll store the chosen videoId in a variable:\n\n let selectedVideoId = null;\n\n In the music select screen when clicking PLAY:\n\n selectedVideoId = this.parentElement.querySelector('.song').dataset.videoId;\n showScreen('wheel');\n ... spin the wheel and store the difficulty.\n\n Then startGame(videoId, difficulty);\n\n 8. Update the `startGame` function to accept difficulty.\n\n 9. Also, remove the existing difficulty buttons from the music select screen.\n\n 10. Also, we remove the `auto-mode` div from the music select screen? Or leave it? The instruction doesn't mention auto mode wheel. So we leave it.\n\nBut note: the wheel screen might look crowded? We'll adjust CSS as necessary.\n\nConsidering time, we implement as described.\n\nLet's code:\n\nWe'll modify:\n index.html: add the wheel screen and remove the difficulty selection from the music select screen.\n megafix.js: add the wheel spinning logic, event handlers, and update startGame.\n\nAlso update megafix.css for the wheel.\n\nGiven the complexity, we break down the changes.\n\nStep 1: HTML changes\n\nStep 2: CSS for wheel\n\nStep 3: JS for wheel\n\nDue to character limits, we output the changes:\n\nWe are going to replace the entire `index.html` and `megafix.js`? We'll try to only output the changed parts.\n\nBut note: the existing `index.html` in the context is large, so we are going to edit specific parts.\n\nAlternatively, we output only the changes for the wheel screen and the modified music select screen.\n\nWe'll show:\n\n```\n```\nBut note: the original code for megafix.js is in multiple blocks. We assume the latest block (the third block) is the one we are working on.\n\nHowever, to avoid confusion, we will output the entire `index.html` and `megafix.js` with the changes.\n\nSince the instructions require only the changes, we output the changes in placeholders.\n\nBut note: the character limit for each file is high? We are not sure.\n\nAlternatively, we output the entire index.html and megafix.js with modifications.\n\nDue to character limit in the response, we might break it? So we explain:\n\n```\n```\nWe'll do:\n\n```\n```\nDue to complexity, let's output the entire index.html and the entire updated megafix.js.\n\nWe also update megafix.css.\n\nBut note: the original CSS is already in the file. We append the wheel CSS.\n\nSince the instruction might not include the full CSS, we output the changed and added CSS.\n\nWe'll do:\n\n```\n```\nLet's begin.\n\nNote: We are going to remove the AUTO MODE button from the music select screen? Not necessarily. Leave it.\n\nWe remove the difficulty buttons, so the music select now only has:\n song title, PLAY and EDIT buttons, AUTO MODE button.\n\nAnd then add the wheel screen.\n\nWe also initialize the wheel screen's wheel in megafix.js.\n\nSteps in megafix.js:\n\n```\n```\nBut note: the existing gameState.difficulty is used. We remove that? We'll pass the difficulty as an argument and set it in startGame.\n\nWe'll do:\n\n```\n```\nAnd remove the difficulty settings when clicking buttons.\n\nAlso, we'll remove the existing difficulty button listeners.\n\nGiven the complexity, we output the entire files.\n\nDue to the large context, we hope the system doesn't truncate.\n\nLet's do it.\n\nNote: The wheel animation might be heavy? It's a CSS transition.\n\nWe'll assume browsers support CSS transform transitions.\n\nLet's code.\nI'll implement a difficulty wheel spinner interface as requested. Here's the plan:\n\n1. Add a new wheel spinner screen that appears after pressing PLAY\n2. Create a rotating wheel with easy/medium/hard segments\n3. Implement wheel spinning animation & difficulty selection logic\n4. Start the game with the selected difficulty when wheel stops\n\nHere are the changes needed:\n\n```html:index.html\n```\n\n```javascript:megafix.js\n```\n\nThe implementation:\n1. Adds a new wheel spinner screen with difficulty segments\n2. Creates a spinning animation when selecting a level\n3. Randomly selects difficulty (easy/medium/hard) based on where wheel stops\n4. Starts the game with the selected difficulty\n\nThe spinner animation includes:\n- Smooth physics-based easing for natural spinning motion\n- Visual pointer indicator showing selected segment\n- Color-coded segments for clear difficulty identification\n- Randomized spin results that always land exactly on a segment\n\nTo use:\n1. Select a song and press PLAY\n2. Watch the wheel spin and see which difficulty is selected\n3. The game automatically starts with the selected difficulty\n\nThis gives players an exciting pre-game experience while randomizing difficulty levels for replayability.","cursor","eyJpZCI6InFkNW83Y3d0bTRzaG4wdHd4NnZ1In0","token","included",[],"routes/browser/layout","actionData","errors"]

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