The PTT pad is the control the pilot uses most, but it read as one card among
several. It is now a circular transmit key that lights up cyan at rest and
green while transmitting, with the active frequency called out underneath.
Expected Communication shrinks from a full card to a two-line strip (ATC line,
pilot line) sharing a frame with the pad, so it reads as guidance for the next
transmission rather than as general reading material. The strip still renders
in text mode when the learning aid has something to say, and disappears with
the learningMode toggle as before.
The pilot line's icon was `mdi-account-pilot`, which is not an MDI icon and
rendered as an empty glyph; it is now `mdi-headset`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Real avionics (Garmin GTN and friends) place the active frequency window to
the left of standby; the panel now matches, so muscle memory transfers.
In the HUD, "Report issue" is the tool pilots reach for most often during a
session, so it gets a filled amber pill with icon + label while Settings drops
to an icon-only gear. The divider moves down to sit directly above Logout,
grouping the three session tools (report / settings / help) together.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Moves frequency handling out of the HUD header — where it lived as two
compact chips behind a dropdown — into a first-class module at the top of
the main column, styled like a physical radio stack: STANDBY and ACTIVE
windows flanking a circular swap button, the published-channel row below,
and the readability control in the panel's own corner rather than as a
separate global chip.
Behaviour is unchanged: HoldSelect stays the interaction primitive for
preset selection and manual free-tune entry, and swap/preset/readability
all route to the same useFrequencyPresets and useRadioSpeech handlers.
Tapping a channel chip stages it in standby (setStandbyFrequencyFromList),
matching the old preset behaviour.
The header's hud-center wrapper and the freq-chip/freq-stack/signal-chip
styles it carried are removed; the freq-option/freq-manual menu styles
move into the panel. The active frequency scales down via clamp() so
seven monospace digits cannot overflow the window at 375px.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Moves the four non-monitor screens out of live-atc.vue into
FlightSourceStep, FlightSelectStep, ScenarioPickerStep and
SessionCompleteStep, and replaces the bg-white/5 glassmorphism cards with
the navy/glow treatment from the design doc.
The card skin lives in one shared SetupCard so the four steps cannot
drift apart and the light-theme overrides stay in one place; it renders
as a real <button> when interactive, which the flight-plan list needs.
RadarBackdrop is mounted once around the setup container rather than per
screen. The scenario picker keeps its phase-chain structure verbatim —
only the card treatment changed — and its .pm-flow styles move with it.
Instrument readouts (callsign, route, flight level, squawk) now render in
font-mono per the design doc's convention.
Verified all four screens render in light and dark on a throwaway route,
since the real screens sit behind an auth guard and MongoDB is not
running locally.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Extracted from start.vue's inline .start-bg__* treatment so /live-atc's
setup screens (Milestone 3) can reuse the same navy/radar/glow look
instead of duplicating the gradients/keyframes a third time.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- per-airport ATIS loop keyed by station with a virtual start epoch, so
re-tuning resumes where the broadcast would be instead of restarting
- refetch airport data at :23/:53 to follow VATSIM ATIS regeneration from
real-world METAR publication, with faster retries while no ATIS is on
the feed; prefetch audio when the info letter changes
- support separate arrival/departure ATIS stations on different frequencies
- cancel the deferred audio teardown on retune so a fresh broadcast is not
killed by the previous stop()'s fade-out timer (atisAudioLoop)
- comm log shows newest entries first
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
