Signals
Use your own vocabulary. Items only advertise normalized tags; detectors decide what those tags mean.
Signals · Detectors · Local effects
Let scene items respond to what is nearby.
Tag any item as a signal emitter, configure detection rules on another, and create audience-aware local effects without encoding game-specific concepts.
General by design
One engine, any meaning.
Rules
Layer multiple ranges, falloff curves, targets, and effects—even for the same signal.
Privacy
Each client independently renders only the local effects intended for that player.
Getting started
Configure the scene, then let it run.
GMs configure scene items from the extension popover. The background runtime keeps evaluating even after the editor closes.
- 1Tag emitters
Add one or more signals to items that advertise nearby facts.
- 2Create detector rules
Choose a signal, range, response curve, and one or more effects.
- 3Choose targets and audiences
Each effect independently decides what it acts on and who sees it.
- 4Keep playing
The local runtime handles movement, scene changes, and cleanup automatically.