cornerstone.swf

The Cornerstone window lets players manage their four Cornerstone plot slots — the personal building plots that follow a character in Trove. It displays each slot's current state (locked/purchasable, available to switch to, or currently active) and supports buying new slots, switching the active slot, renaming a slot, and erasing a slot's build.

Document/main class: CornerstoneWindow (extends UIComponent) SWF-specific classes: 11 (excluding shared framework)

Main class: CornerstoneWindow

CornerstoneWindow is the root UI component for the Cornerstone slot manager. The constructor registers two addFrameScript callbacks (frames 0 and 10), hides all four slot panels while they await their first render event, and attaches a one-shot ENTER_FRAME listener (onRendered) to reveal panels after they have painted. configUI registers all Iggy/ExternalInterface callbacks and, when running outside Iggy (dev mode), immediately sets a default selection and shows all panels. It also calls setupTranslation() (from UIComponent) and initialises the winHeader component via __setProp_winHeader_Scene1_header_0.

Public methods

  • onRendered(e:Event) : void — ENTER_FRAME handler; on its second tick it removes itself and reveals every panel that is not on the PC Buy frame, plus any Buy panel whose TWP button is disabled. A PC Buy panel with TWP still enabled stays hidden until setPrice shows it. setPrice re-arms this handler (resetting frameCounter) when canAfford is false.

Key fields

  • cornerstoneList : MovieClip — container MC (a cornerstone_list_2 symbol) holding the four slot sub-MCs cornerstone01–cornerstone04, each a cornerstone_entry_3 symbol.
  • winHeader : WindowHeaderSmall — kiwi window header; title set to $Cornerstones_WinTitle.
  • closeButton : WindowCloseButton — standard kiwi close button.
  • buttonLegend : MovieClip — console-only button-legend bar (a ButtonLegend_12 symbol) that updates per highlighted panel state ("Buy", "Switch", "Selected").
  • currentlyEditing : TextField — reference to the textCornerstoneName field that is currently in rename-edit mode; null when no rename is active.
  • cornerstoneName : String — stores the name text before a controller-driven rename begins (used to restore on cancel).
  • switchAllowed : Boolean — whether the Switch button is enabled globally (set by setCanSwitchSlots).
  • frameCounter : int — used by onRendered / setPrice to defer visibility until after the first rendered frame.
  • Frame constants:
    • FRAME_BUY = 1 / FRAME_SWITCH = 2 / FRAME_SELECTED = 3 (PC)
    • FRAME_BUY_CONSOLE = 4 / FRAME_SWITCH_CONSOLE = 5 / FRAME_SELECTED_CONSOLE = 6
  • NUM_PANELS : int = 4 — number of cornerstone slot panels.

Frame scripts / timeline

  • Frame 0 (frame1): calls stop().
  • Frame 10 (frame11): calls stop(), then plays the console-layout variants of background and cornerstoneList (gotoAndPlay("Console")).

Each individual cornerstone_entry_3 slot MC also carries its own frame scripts (see below).

Runtime dependencies & integration

ExternalInterface callbacks registered (Iggy → Flash):

Callback name Handler
enableCornerstone enableCornerstone(index)
setName setName(index, name)
setPrice setPrice(slotId, twcPrice, twpPrice, canAfford)
setSelected setSelected(index)
setCanSwitchSlots setCanSwitchSlots(canSwitch)
onControllerInteractA onControllerInteractA(index)
onControllerInteractX onControllerInteractX(index)
onControllerInteractY onControllerInteractY(index)
onControllerRename onControllerRename(index)
onControllerRenameCancel onControllerRenameCancel()
highlightPanel highlightPanel(index)
unhighlightPanel unhighlightPanel(index)

ExternalInterface calls made (Flash → Iggy/game):

  • OnBuy(index, buttonName) — fired from a TWC/TWP click, controller A (TWC) or controller X (TWP, only while it is enabled) on a buy-state panel. buttonName is the pressed button's instance name, "TWC" (Credits) or "TWP" (Cubits); that literal is how the engine knows which currency was chosen.
  • OnSelect(index) — fires when a Switch button is clicked or controller A is pressed on a switch-state panel.
  • OnErase(index) — fires from a single click on the erase (trash) button, or controller X on a switch/selected panel; the SWF asks for no confirmation. The controller path is ignored while a rename is open.
  • OnRename(index, newName) — sent by submitRename: on Enter, on a second click of the same rename button, when another panel's rename button is clicked mid-edit, or on a second onControllerRename. There is no focus-out handler.
  • OnSetRenamingState(isRenaming:Boolean) — controller path only: true when onControllerRename opens an edit, false when it closes one or onControllerRenameCancel runs. The mouse rename path never sends it.
  • OnConfigured(numPanels) — called from onFrameRendered only when IsConsole() is true (once per panel render pass, always with NUM_PANELS); never called on PC.
  • OnRequestClose() — sent by closeButton (kiwi WindowCloseButton) together with the Play_ui_window_close sound. The console frame of the main timeline removes closeButton; the legend labels the east face button $Close_ButtonLegend instead.

Translate keys:

  • $Cornerstones_WinTitle ("CORNERSTONES") — window header title (set as a component property, not a runtime call).
  • $Cornerstones_Purchase ("Unlock Slot") — timeline text of textSlotPurchase on the Buy frames.
  • $Cornerstones_Selected ("Currently Selected") — timeline text of an unnamed caption placed on the Selected frames.
  • $Rename_ButtonLegend ("Rename") — button legend rename label (console only). onFrameRendered assigns it to buttonLegend.renameText.textField, but ButtonLegend_12 has no child named renameText; the legend's Rename field already carries the key as timeline text.
  • $CreditsBuy_ButtonLegend ("Buy ([img:Currency_TWC])"), $CubitsBuy_ButtonLegend ("Buy ([img:Currency_TWP])"), $Select_ButtonLegend, $Erase_ButtonLegend, $Close_ButtonLegend — timeline text of the console legend entries (see ButtonLegend_12).
  • $Switch ("SWITCH") — default label for switchBtn in cornerstone_entry_3 (set via component inspector properties).

setupTranslation() re-assigns every $-prefixed TextField in the display tree; configUI and every onFrameRendered pass call it, so captions placed by a state change go through it too.

Visual effects:

  • highlightPanel applies an inner GlowFilter (colour 0xCCFF00, blurX/Y = 2, strength = 100, HIGH quality) to the targeted panel. On NX it also shows panel.highlight.
  • unhighlightPanel clears the filter array. On NX it hides panel.highlight.

Other game-specific classes

Cornerstone_fla timeline symbols

  • cornerstone_list_2 (symbol83) — container MC holding cornerstone01–cornerstone04 slot sub-MCs. Frame 1 stops normally; frame 3 (Console layout) stops and sends each slot MC to its "Console" timeline label.

  • cornerstone_entry_3 (symbol82) — the per-slot panel MC. Has 6 frames (three PC states + three console states). Exposes textCornerstoneName:TextField, textSlotPurchase:TextField (Buy-frame caption, $Cornerstones_Purchase), renameBtn:btn_pencil, eraseBtn:btn_trash, TWC:btnGreenIcon_small (Credits buy button, left), TWP:btnGreenIcon_small (Cubits buy button, right), switchBtn:btnGreenIcon_small, inputBG:MovieClip (rename text background), and highlight:MovieClip (NX glow overlay). Frame scripts at 0 (Buy-PC), 1 (Switch-PC), 3 (Buy-Console), 4 (Switch-Console) initialise component inspector properties for TWC, TWP, and switchBtn, and drive sub-button console variants via gotoAndPlay("Console").

    • The currency icons are not part of the buttons. Both Buy frames (1 and 4) place an unnamed DefineShape2 (character 70, depth 70) whose two bitmap fills are 24×24 DefineBitsLossless2 images: the prismatic Credits cube (character 69) just left of TWC and the gold Cubits cube (character 68) just left of TWP. Being unnamed, it appears in no decompiled class.

  • ButtonLegend_12 (symbol90) — console button-legend bar with three keyed frames (0 = Buy, 10 = Switch, 20 = Selected), each stopped by a frame script. Navigated via gotoAndStop("Buy" | "Switch" | "Selected"). Its glyphs are btn_console_* classes from the imported SharedLibraryController, each beside an unnamed text field: Buy shows south $CreditsBuy_ButtonLegend, west $CubitsBuy_ButtonLegend, east $Close_ButtonLegend; Switch shows south $Select_ButtonLegend, west $Erase_ButtonLegend, north $Rename_ButtonLegend, east Close; Selected drops the south entry. This matches the pad callbacks: onControllerInteractA is south, X west, Y north.

Top-level button skin classes (5 classes — all pure LabelButton/BaseButton skins)

btnGreen (symbol15), btnGreen_small (symbol25), btnGreenIcon_small (symbol60) — green label-button skins, four-state timeline (frames 10/20/30/40); btn_pencil (symbol45), btn_trash (symbol50) — icon-only BaseButton skins, same four-state pattern.

Notable logic

  • Panel state machine: Each slot MC has three states, on PC frames 1–3 or console frames 4–6. A slot starts on Buy; enableCornerstone moves it to Switch (an owned slot) and setSelected to Selected. Each touches only the slot it names. setPrice fills the prices of a slot on its Buy frame and never changes frame. The onFrameRendered callback (fired on Event.RENDER) wires the correct mouse listeners for whichever frame the MC just stopped on, avoiding stale listeners across state transitions.
  • Rename flow (mouse): Clicking renameBtn calls onRenameClicked. On the first click it enables the text field for editing, shows inputBG, and focuses the field. A second click or Enter key calls submitRename, which emits OnRename and restores the field to read-only. If the user clicks a different panel's rename button while already editing, the previous rename is submitted first. Enter (KEY_UP, keyCode 13) is the only key handled, and the mouse path has no cancel: Escape is the game's own close-all-UI shortcut and never reaches the SWF.
  • Rename flow (controller): onControllerRename is a toggle. Opening clears the field text before editing begins (contrast with the mouse path, which preserves it); a second call on the open edit submits it through submitRename. Cancel via onControllerRenameCancel restores the pre-edit text from cornerstoneName and emits OnSetRenamingState(false).
  • Buy panel visibility: On PC a Buy panel stays hidden until setPrice arrives for it. With canAfford true it is shown at once. With canAfford false, setPrice disables TWP and re-arms onRendered, which shows the panel two frames later with TWP greyed out.
  • PC vs. console panel access: getMCByIndex(i) returns cornerstoneList["cornerstone0" + (i+1)] (zero-indexed, one-suffixed). getIndexByMC extracts the last character of the parent's name and subtracts 1, enabling event-driven callbacks to resolve a panel index from any child's click event.
  • Two-currency purchase: Each buy-state panel shows two buttons — TWC for Credits ($Currency_TWC_Title, the premium currency bought with cash) and TWP for Cubits ($Currency_TWP_Title, the standard currency earned in play). Both fire OnBuy with their own name property so the engine knows which currency was chosen. setPrice's canAfford gates only TWP: when false, TWP.enabled = false (greyed, not clickable, and skipped by controller X). The SWF never disables TWC.