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@@ -332,6 +332,26 @@ one used sideways. An `options.lua` from before this split keeps its single
layout in both orientations until one of them is edited. In-game, Options →
**TOUCH PAD** toggles the same on/off flag without leaving a play session.
## Haptic feedback (mobile)
Options → **VIBRATION** (also in the launcher's gear menu) buzzes the device
the instant an on-screen control takes a button (#806). A glass pad has no
edges under a thumb, so the pulse is what tells you the press landed:
sliding the d-pad from one direction to the next buzzes again, a second
finger landing on a button that is already held does not, and releasing
never does.
Four levels: **OFF**, **LIGHT** (the default), **MEDIUM**, **HEAVY**.
"Intensity" is really a pulse length -- the platform call takes a duration
and nothing else -- so LIGHT is a 12 ms tick, MEDIUM 25 ms, HEAVY 45 ms.
Stepping the row fires one sample pulse at the level you land on, so the
three can be compared without leaving the menu. On iOS the system
vibration has one fixed length, so all three levels feel the same there and
the row is effectively on/off. The setting lives in `options.lua` and the
row only appears where the on-screen pad can (Android/iOS, or desktop with
`POKEPORT_TOUCH=1`, where it does nothing since desktop LOVE has no
vibrator).
## Screen orientation lock (Android)
Options → **ORIENTATION** (also in the launcher's gear menu) locks the
@@ -585,6 +605,11 @@ settings gear and pulses when an update is waiting, instead of sitting in a
banner at the bottom of the page that you had to scroll to notice. Checking
for updates from there shows a loader like everything else.
**A quit button.** An X sits to the right of the settings gear and closes
the app cleanly, the same shutdown path as the window's close button. Mostly
for platforms where reaching the window chrome is awkward (Android, Steam
Deck, fullscreen desktops).
**The look.** Black background, white outlines, no gradients or glows, and
buttons that are solid colour-coded keys: green commits, blue navigates, red
destroys, yellow wants attention. The three game tabs keep their red, blue