Asteroids · kimi-k3

Let me write the index.html file with a complete Asteroids game.

Initial render works: ship in center, 4 asteroids, HUD with score, wave, 3 lives, controls shown. Now test rotation + thrust: press ArrowLeft and ArrowUp, take motion frames, then fire.

A single key press is instantaneous — ship didn't visibly rotate (still pointing up). Key press may be too brief. Let me use motion action with key held? The key tool likely sends a press. I could use inspect to evaluate game state programmatically. Let me check if inspect allows JS evaluation — it says "inspect DOM/console". Let me try pressing keys repeatedly or check state via inspect.

Actually a better approach: test by dispatching keydown events via... the browser tools don't have an evaluate function obviously. Let me try "key" with hold duration maybe. Try typing text? Or press key multiple times. Each press triggers keydown and keyup — rotation during the brief time the frame updates might be tiny. But since keys stay in `keys` map only while down... a single quick press = ~1 frame of rotation.

Let me try holding: maybe "key" action supports down/up with text like "keydown". Unknown. Try motion which shows frames over time; maybe I can press keys and then motion captures. Alternatively test thrust+fire behavior via multiple key presses of Space and see bullets in the frame right after.

Let me press Space and check for bullet.

The Space key press — the keydown sets firePressed=true and keyup. The frame captured after the key press shows no bullet; possibly bullet fired and expired, or firePressed is processed in next frame and the bullet moved/expired before screenshot (1.1s life, wouldn't expire). Actually the screenshot is taken right after the key press; the bullet may have been fired but frame 1 +0ms means snapshot at press time before an update. Note "Space" key — in my handler I check e.key === " ". The browser tool may send e.key as " " for Space. Should be.

Also asteroids moved a lot between frames — time is passing between actions. I need a way to verify behavior robustly. Best: use inspect to evaluate JS? The inspect action inspects DOM/console — maybe I can pass text? Unclear. Alternative: write a test harness — expose game state to window and use motion frames.

Actually the motion action "see screenshots or motion frames" might show a sequence over time. Let me try key + motion: press ArrowUp key then motion to see if ship gains momentum. The issue is key press duration. Maybe the key tool holds the key down for the duration of... it returns "Frame 1, +0ms" each time — probably snapshot immediately.

Better approach: add a debug hook — expose window.__game = {ship, bullets, asteroids, keys...} and then use inspect to query. But does inspect run JS? "inspect DOM/console" — likely returns DOM. Not JS eval.

Alternative test: dispatch synthetic keyboard events via a temporary auto-test script inside the page — e.g., a query param isn't available in sandbox... I could add a self-test that runs when location.hash === '#test': simulate holding keys by setting keys directly and log results to console. But the final artifact shouldn't have test code... it's harmless though. Simpler: write a separate test file test.html? No — the deliverable is index.html; I can temporarily modify, test, then revert.

Simplest: temporarily add to index.html a small auto-test that simulates key holds and logs state to console, reload, read console via inspect, then remove the test code. Let's do it.

No python; not needed. Now reload with #autotest. The browser reload probably loads index.html without hash. Can the browser tool navigate? Only "reload". Maybe reload preserves the URL... I can't set URL. Hmm. Alternative: make the autotest run unconditionally but guarded — or trigger via a custom event dispatched from... can't dispatch either.

Options: run autotest always temporarily (no hash check), reload, inspect console, then remove harness. Do that.

The console in reload shows only the warning — the test logs appear after timeouts (300ms–2.2s). I need to inspect after waiting. Use "inspect" after a delay, or "motion" which shows frames over time. Let me try inspect.

Great results:
- Rotation: angle changed from -1.571 to -3.821 (rotated left ~2.25 rad ≈ expected 4.5*0.5=2.25 ✓).
- Thrust: velocity -196.2, 158.4 — momentum gained in heading direction ✓; ship moved from (400,300) to (299,381) ✓.
- Fire: 1 bullet with velocity aligned with ship heading ✓.
- Score now 20 and asteroid count went from 4→... the screenshot shows SCORE 20 and split medium/small asteroids — the fired bullet hit a large asteroid and it split ✓ (asteroids: 4 at log time, then bullet hit → score 20, split into 2 mediums visible as pairs of asteroids in the screenshot, overlapping pairs near top-right and right).
- Lives: screenshot shows LIVES 2 — a collision happened during the test (ship was thrusting around, plausible). Collision detection working ✓.

But wrap test: ship.x = 801.8 after teleporting to W+5=805. Hmm — wrap(ship, ship.radius) wraps when x > W + r (810). At 805, still moving right +vx... 801.8 means it moved left slightly (vx was -196 so x decreased from 805 to 801.8). It's within W+r so no wrap yet — my test set it just inside the wrap boundary. Not a failure of the game, just my test. But asteroids visibly wrap: the screenshot earlier showed asteroids partially off edges being drawn on both sides? The first screenshot showed asteroids clipped at edges with drawWrapped duplicates (asteroid at left edge top showing partial). In the last screenshot, an asteroid at left edge (x~200 screen = canvas x 0) is partially visible — drawn via wrapped offsets. That demonstrates edge drawing.

Let me do a quick extra check on wrap for ship by a better test: set ship.x = W + ship.radius + 1 and check next frame it's ~ -radius+. Also test bullet wrap and asteroid wrap. Also verify game over path? That would take a while. I could quickly test game over by setting lives=1 and teleporting an asteroid onto the ship with invulnerable=0. Let me extend the test briefly.

Also, one gameplay concern: firePressed is set on keydown and consumed only when ship alive; fine. Fire requires repeated presses — holding space only fires once since key repeat would dispatch multiple keydowns actually (browser auto-repeat fires keydown repeatedly), so holding space fires repeatedly with cooldown. Good.

Another check: preventDefault for arrows/space — implemented; page has overflow hidden anyway.

Let me update test to check wrap and game over/restart, run once more, then strip harness.

The test is still mid-run (ship visibly rotated to a new heading in the screenshot ✓). Wait a bit more and inspect again.

All tests pass:
- Rotation ✓ (-1.571 → -3.820)
- Thrust/momentum ✓ (vel -196,158, moved)
- Fire ✓ (bullet with velocity along heading)
- Split/score ✓ (earlier run: score 20, asteroid split visible)
- Wrap ✓ (ship.x = -10.0 after crossing right edge)
- Game over ✓ (state=over, lives=0 after forced collision)
- Restart ✓ (state=playing, score 0, lives 3, 4 asteroids respawned)

Also earlier collision test: lives dropped 3→2 naturally during flight, respawn protection works (no chain deaths observed).

Now remove the test harness and do a final reload check.

Final version is clean: no test logs in console, game runs. Done. Report.