feat(chat): Campaign CH slice CH6c — window opacity + transparency setting
Retail's ChatInterface::SetOpacity (0x004F3120) fades the WHOLE composited
window surface with one alpha; UiRenderContext.ApplyAlpha already gated
DrawSprite/DrawRect/DrawFill (since 1da697ec, pre-CH6) but DrawStringDat and
DrawString still passed applyAlpha:false, so text stayed sharp over a
translucent window. Both now route through the same chokepoint.
RetailWindowOpacityController (new) subscribes to a new
RetailWindowManager.WindowRegistered event and drives every registered
window's live Opacity from keyboard-focus state, applied to EVERY window
(chat, floaties, vitals, toolbar, ...) rather than retail's ChatInterface-only
scope — register row AP-190, retiring the stale AP-40 "fixed 0.75, no focus
transition" row in the same commit.
Verified retail's shipped opacity defaults from the decomp (constructor
literals, no cdb needed): the base ChatInterface ctor sets
DefaultOpacity=0.5/ActiveOpacity=1.0, kept unmodified by the four floating
windows; gmMainChatUI's own ctor overrides the main window to 1.0/1.0
(always fully opaque). acdream ships one shared global default (0.5/1.0)
rather than replicating the per-class override — also AP-190. The linking
invariant (raising default above active drags active UP; lowering active
below default drags default DOWN — never a clamp) is ported verbatim as
ChatOpacityLink in AcDream.UI.Abstractions, shared by the live controller
and the new Settings -> Chat tab's two linked opacity sliders.
Persistence: ChatSettings.DefaultOpacity/ActiveOpacity round-trip through
SettingsStore; Save pushes both through IRuntimeSettingsTargets.SetChatOpacity
into the live controller, no restart required.
Rider (CH6a/b re-review): strengthened the grip-media regression guard past
a bare SpriteFile != 0 check — ChatLayoutConformanceTests now drives each
live grip through a real UiRenderContext/TextRenderer (backed by the
in-memory RecordingGpuDevice test double) and asserts the draw call chain
actually queued sprite geometry, via a new TextRenderer.DebugSpriteSegments
test-only accessor.
Full Release suite 12,459 passed / 4 skipped / 0 failed (baseline
12,420/4/0). No subagents, no client launches (session hard constraints);
pending the next connected user gate for visual confirmation.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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/// <c>CharacterOption</c> id (e.g. <c>ListenToGeneralChat = 0x23</c>).
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/// </summary>
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void SetSingleCharacterOption(uint optionId, bool value);
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/// <summary>
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/// Campaign CH slice CH6c (2026-08-10): pushes the Chat tab's two linked
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/// transparency sliders into the live <c>RetailWindowOpacityController</c> —
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/// local-only (no server round-trip, unlike <see cref="SetSingleCharacterOption"/>),
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/// applies with no restart, matches retail's own
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/// <c>UpdateFromPlayerModule</c> call order (default before active).
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/// </summary>
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void SetChatOpacity(float defaultOpacity, float activeOpacity);
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}
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internal interface IRuntimeSettingsPreviewSource
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PublishHearOptionChange(
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previous.HearSocietyChat, chat.HearSocietyChat,
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(uint)CharacterOptionId.ListenToSocietyChat);
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// CH6c: local-only live apply — unlike the Hear* options above, this never
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// touches the wire (retail's 0x1000008C blob remains unparsed, per the
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// window-shell research doc §4.4/§6.1). Always pushed (not diffed) so the
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// linking invariant self-heals even if only one field nominally changed.
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_runtimeTargets?.SetChatOpacity(chat.DefaultOpacity, chat.ActiveOpacity);
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}
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private void PublishHearOptionChange(bool previous, bool current, uint optionId)
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