--- title: "Offroad course: API" package: "@phaser-ae/offroad-course" tier: Pro version: 3.0.0-1 released: 2026-10-19 updated: 2026-10-19 description: "The rules of a pseudo-3D off-road racer seen from behind, with a carried-over clock, time gates, point gates, flags in order, jumps, two-wheel stunts and crashes." url: https://phaser.io/packs/offroad-course/api site: Phaser - https://phaser.io --- # Offroad course: API `@phaser-ae/offroad-course` — Off-road racing rules: legs or laps, a carried-over clock, TIME gates, gates, flags in order, jumps, two wheels and crashes, as in Buggy Boy. ## The pack ### `offroadCourse` ```ts function offroadCourse(): Pack<{ offroadCourse: typeof api }> ``` Install the offroad course API. ## Helpers ### `BUGGY_BOY_CLOCK` ```ts const BUGGY_BOY_CLOCK: { readonly start: { readonly easy: 90; readonly normal: 80; readonly arcade: 70; }; readonly legs: { readonly easy: readonly [72, 62, 62, 62]; readonly normal: readonly [66, 56, 56, 56]; readonly arcade: readonly [60, 50, 50, 50]; }; } ``` The clock (upright longplays, game time switch B): 70 at START; the time left carries over and each checkpoint adds 60 entering leg 2 and 50 entering legs 3 to 5, plus 2 for every time gate of the leg just driven; the clock runs 1.2 times as fast as real time. Normal and Easy add time; Arcade is the measured table. ### `BUGGY_BOY_COURSE_NAMES` ```ts const BUGGY_BOY_COURSE_NAMES: Readonly> ``` The arcade's names for the point-to-point courses (arcade-history: North Monte Carlo, East Safari, ...). ### `BUGGY_BOY_COURSES` ```ts const BUGGY_BOY_COURSES: readonly BuggyBoyCourse[] ``` The courses in the arcade's select-screen order. ### `BUGGY_BOY_LEG_BONUS` ```ts const BUGGY_BOY_LEG_BONUS: Readonly> ``` Leg bonuses read off the goal screens: point to point 2,000 / 3,000 / 5,000 / 7,000 / GOAL 10,000; Offroad 2,000 a lap, GOAL 5,000. ### `buggyBoyPreset` ```ts function buggyBoyPreset(o: BuggyBoyOptions = {}): OffroadConfig ``` Buggy Boy (Tatsumi 1985). The vehicle is vehicle-handling's `buggyBoyCar` (LOW/HIGH, 227 km/h); flags in five colours in a shuffled order (30 each, a completed order 1,000, then five flashing flags of any colour for 1,000 again); gates 100 / 250 / 500; TIME gates +2 s; footballs 2,000 (some rocks are footballs); double points in the air and on two wheels; water beside a bridge crashes the buggy; a crash costs 2.4 s before a new buggy stands on the road; rival buggies drive the course. ### `collectFlag` ```ts function collectFlag(st: FlagState, colour: string, def: FlagDef, rng: Rand): FlagResult ``` Collect a flag of `colour`: advance the order, finish rounds, deal new orders. Mutates `st`. ### `COURSES` ```ts const COURSES: Record ``` The road files of this folder, by name. ### `createOffroadRace` ```ts function createOffroadRace(config: OffroadConfig): OffroadRace ``` Create an offroad race. ### `dealFlags` ```ts function dealFlags(def: FlagDef, rng: Rand): string[] ``` Deal an order of flag colours (seeded shuffle, or the listed order). ### `DIFFICULTIES` ```ts const DIFFICULTIES: readonly Difficulty[] ``` The three levels in order. ### `GOAL_RUN` ```ts const GOAL_RUN: 55 ``` Metres past the goal line where the vehicle pulls up (and the goal arch stands). ### `moonBuggy` ```ts function moonBuggy(gravity = 3.2): VehicleSpec ``` A buggy for low gravity: Buggy Boy's two-speed box geared down, with slow, long landings. ### `moonRallyPreset` ```ts function moonRallyPreset(o: MoonRallyOptions = {}): OffroadConfig ``` Moon Buggy Rally: an original second configuration through the same API. Three long legs on a wider two-lane road, gravity a third of Earth's (jumps three times as long), chasms instead of rivers, banks round crater rims, moon-rock samples worth 3,000, a fixed three-colour flag order with no wild round, TIME gates worth 3 s, a clock that runs in real time and starts every leg afresh (no carry-over), slower rival rovers and its own leg bonuses. ### `OFFROAD_STEP` ```ts const OFFROAD_STEP: number ``` The fixed simulation step (seconds). ### `OFFROAD_SURFACES` ```ts const OFFROAD_SURFACES: Readonly> ``` The track's surfaces: the sandy lane down the middle (`track`), its yellow and white stripes (`stripe`), the green turf across the rest of the track between the kerbs (`turf`), and the rough ground beyond the kerbs (`rough`). The arcade keeps its speed anywhere on the track (most flags and gates stand on the turf), so only the rough slows it (estimate). `chasm` is the moon rally's hazard. ### `roleOf` ```ts function roleOf(o: { kind: string; data: Record }, roles?: Record): ObjectRole | null ``` The role of a field object: the config's override, else its data (`role` plus role fields). ### `startFlags` ```ts function startFlags(def: FlagDef, rng: Rand): FlagState ``` A fresh flag state. ### `validate` ```ts function validate(c: OffroadConfig): void ``` Throw with a clear message when a configuration cannot run. ## Classes ### `OffroadRace` ```ts class OffroadRace ``` An offroad race. Create with `createOffroadRace(config)`. - `readonly config: OffroadConfig` — The configuration the race was created with. - `readonly course: Course` — The road-racer `Course`: the path, the drawn route leg, surface patches and tunnels. - `readonly field: DepthField` — The depth field holding the player, rivals, effects and the course's objects. - `readonly vehicle: Vehicle` — The vehicle-handling vehicle being driven. - `readonly spec: VehicleSpec` — The vehicle spec in use (difficulty assist applied). - `state: OffroadState` — Everything the presenter reads. - `rivals: RivalCar[]` — The rival cars now on the course. - `constructor(config: OffroadConfig)` - `start(): void` — Start (from attract): START, then the race. - `tick(dt: number, input: OffroadInput = {}): void` — Advance by `dt` seconds of wall time (fixed steps inside, at most 0.25 s per call). - `drain(): OffroadEvent[]` — Events since the last drain. - `get speedDisplay(): number` — Speed in the vehicle's display units (km/h). - `get progress(): number` — Share of the course driven, 0..1 (for a course map). - `scene(): OffroadScene` — What to draw now (road-view-pseudo3d's RoadScene). - `step(input: OffroadInput = {}): void` — One fixed step. - `snapshot(): OffroadSnapshot` — A plain copy of the whole race. - `restore(s: OffroadSnapshot): void` — Restore a snapshot taken from a race with the same config. ### `Rand` ```ts class Rand ``` A seeded generator whose whole state is two integers (a race snapshot carries them): draw `n` of stream `seed` is procgen's `mulberry32(hashInts(seed, n))`, so any draw can be reproduced without replaying the stream. - `constructor(public seed: number, public n = 0)` - `next(): number` — Uniform [0, 1). - `range(a: number, b: number): number` — Uniform in [a, b). - `int(n: number): number` — Integer in [0, n). ## Types ### `BonusState` ```ts interface BonusState ``` The goal (or game over) bonus. - `restTime: number` — Whole clock seconds left at the goal; 0 when the game ended short of it. - `restPoints: number` — Points for the time left: `restTime` times `ScoringDef.restTime`. - `gates: number` — Time gates collected on the final leg; 0 when the game ended short of the goal. - `gatePoints: number` — Points for those gates: `gates` times `ScoringDef.bonusGate`. - `legs: number[]` — Points for each completed leg. - `total: number` — Everything this bonus added to the score: `restPoints`, `gatePoints` and the leg points. ### `BuggyBoyCourse` ```ts type BuggyBoyCourse = "offroad" | "north" | "east" | "south" | "west" ``` Buggy Boy's courses: Offroad is a five-lap circuit, the others five legs from START to GOAL. ### `BuggyBoyOptions` ```ts interface BuggyBoyOptions ``` Options for `buggyBoyPreset`. - `course?: BuggyBoyCourse` — Which shipped course to drive. Default `offroad`. - `difficulty?: Difficulty` — Difficulty level. Default `normal`. - `seed?: number` — Seed for the race's random choices. Default 1985. - `road?: RoadDocument` — Replace the course file (a user-drawn road-data file with the same kinds). ### `ByDifficulty` ```ts type ByDifficulty = T | { easy: T; normal: T; arcade: T } ``` A value, or one value per difficulty. ### `ClockDef` ```ts interface ClockDef ``` The clock: a start time, time added at every checkpoint, time gates, and the rate the clock runs at. - `start: ByDifficulty` — Seconds at the start. - `legs: ByDifficulty` — Seconds added on reaching each checkpoint: entry k is added entering leg k + 2 (the last entry repeats). - `gate: number` — Seconds a time gate adds to the next leg. - `rate?: number` — Clock seconds per second of play (Buggy Boy's clock runs 1.2 times as fast as real time). Default 1. - `carry?: boolean` — The time left carries into the next leg (true), or each leg starts from its own time (false). Default true. - `max?: number` — Cap on the clock. Default none. - `countdown?: number` — Seconds of START before the clock runs. Default 1.5. ### `CrashDef` ```ts interface CrashDef ``` Crash rules. - `time: number` — Seconds from the crash until a new vehicle stands on the course (the clock keeps running). - `minSpeed: number` — Below this speed (m/s) a hit only stops the vehicle dead. - `restart: "road" | "keep"` — Where the new vehicle appears: `road` the nearest point on the road (always for water), `keep` where it stopped. ### `CrashKind` ```ts type CrashKind = "tumble" | "splash" | "fall" | "stop" ``` The kinds of crash, for the presenter. ### `CrashState` ```ts interface CrashState ``` A crash in progress. - `kind: CrashKind` — What kind of crash this is. - `age: number` — Seconds since the crash began. - `time: number` — Seconds the crash lasts before a new vehicle stands on the course (`CrashDef.time`). - `side: number` — Which way it tumbles (-1 left, 1 right). - `speed: number` — The vehicle's speed at impact (m/s). - `with: string` — What was hit (object kind, `wall`, `face`, a surface id, `landing`). ### `Difficulty` ```ts type Difficulty = "easy" | "normal" | "arcade" ``` Difficulty levels: `arcade` is the original tables; `normal` (the gallery default) and `easy` are kinder. ### `FlagDef` ```ts interface FlagDef ``` The flag order: pennants in `colours`, collected in the order shown for a bonus. - `colours: string[]` — The colours, by the ids the road file's flags use. - `order: "shuffle" | "fixed"` — `shuffle` deals a new order (seeded) at the start and after each bonus; `fixed` keeps `colours` as listed. - `length?: number` — Length of an order (default every colour once). - `wild?: number` — After a completed order, the next `wild` flags of any colour count as the next colour in line (the flags flash), and completing them is a bonus again; then a new order. 0 = straight to a new order. Default 0. ### `FlagResult` ```ts interface FlagResult ``` The result of collecting one flag. - `inOrder: boolean` — It was the next colour in line (or any colour in a wild round). - `complete: boolean` — It completed an order (or a wild round): the bonus is due. - `wildDone: boolean` — It completed a wild round. ### `FlagState` ```ts interface FlagState ``` The flag order now. - `order: string[]` — The colours in order. - `got: number` — How many of them have been collected in order. - `wild: boolean` — In a wild round: every flag counts (the HUD flashes the flags). - `bonuses: number` — Completed orders (bonuses) so far. ### `MoonRallyOptions` ```ts interface MoonRallyOptions ``` Options for `moonRallyPreset`. - `difficulty?: Difficulty` — Difficulty level. Default `normal`. - `seed?: number` — Seed for the race's random choices. Default 1969. - `gravity?: number` — Surface gravity (m/s^2). Default 3.2: long, floaty jumps. - `road?: RoadDocument` — Replace the course file (a user-drawn road-data file with the same kinds). Default the shipped `moon-rally` course. ### `ObjectRole` ```ts type ObjectRole = /** A pennant: points, and the next colour of the flag order. */ | { role: "flag"; colour: string; points?: number } /** A point gate: a banner on two poles. Through it scores; a pole is a crash. `pole` is a pole's width. */ | { role: "gate"; points: number; pole?: number } /** A TIME gate: seconds for the next leg (points at the goal on the last leg). */ | { role: "time-gate"; seconds?: number; pole?: number } /** A football: points, and it is kicked away. */ | { role: "ball"; points?: number } /** A rock that is a football in disguise: hitting it scores the ball instead of crashing. */ | { role: "hidden-ball"; points?: number } /** Solid: a crash. */ | { role: "obstacle" } /** Drawn only (banners across the road, decoration). */ | { role: "none" } ``` What an object on the course does when the vehicle meets it. Roles are read from the object's data (`data.role` in the road file's kind or landmark), so a course file says what a kind is; `OffroadConfig.roles` can override any kind. An object with no role is scenery: solid scenery is a crash, the rest is drawn only. ### `OffroadBookkeeping` ```ts interface OffroadBookkeeping ``` A race's private bookkeeping, as a snapshot holds it: the random counters, the drawn pose, timers and bonus flags. Read it only to store it; `restore` puts it back. - `rng: { seed: number; n: number }` — The race's random stream: its seed and how many numbers it has drawn. - `flagRng: { seed: number; n: number }` — The flag-placement stream: its seed and how many numbers it has drawn. - `pose: number` — The player's drawn turn frame, held until the steering moves clearly past the next one. - `hardSteer: number` — Seconds steering hard while on two wheels. - `lastBump: string` — The last bump that tipped the vehicle (so one stump tips it once). - `featureCursor: number` — The end of the stretch already searched for drawable features. - `rivalIn: number` — Seconds until the next rival car comes onto the course. - `dustIn: number` — Seconds until the next puff of dust behind the wheels. - `goalBonusDone: boolean` — The goal bonus has been paid. - `overSaid: boolean` — The game-over event has been sent. - `finalGates: number` — Time gates collected on the final leg (scored at the goal). - `start: number` — Road length (m) before the course start, the path's start: `state.distance` counts from here. - `gateSeconds: number` — Seconds the time gates of this leg add at the next checkpoint. - `goalDecel: number` — Deceleration (m/s²) that stops the vehicle under the goal arch. ### `OffroadConfig` ```ts interface OffroadConfig ``` One whole configuration: a course file and its rules. - `name: string` — Shown in a panel. - `difficulty: Difficulty` — Difficulty for the clock, leg and score tables that vary by level, and for the vehicle assist. - `seed: number` — Seed for the race's random choices (rival kind, speed and line; flag orders); the same seed and inputs replay identically. - `road: RoadDocument` — The course: a road-data file. Legs end at `checkpoint` markers (a circuit has one at the end of its lap section); the course ends at a `goal` marker or when `legs` checkpoints are passed. Objects carry their roles in their data; `ramp` features launch the vehicle, `bump` features tip it onto two wheels, `wall` features are banks it rides up, `tunnel` features have a face it crashes into, and surfaces listed in `hazards` crash it. - `legs: number` — Legs (or laps) to the goal. - `segmentLength?: number` — route segment length (metres). Default 5. - `drawDistance?: number` — Segments drawn ahead. Default 240. - `vehicle: VehicleSpec` — The vehicle (vehicle-handling spec, metres). - `assist?: boolean` — Apply vehicle-handling's assist for the difficulty. Default true. - `surfaceSpecs?: Record` — Extra vehicle surfaces the course names. - `hazards: Record` — Surface ids that crash the vehicle when it drives onto them (Buggy Boy's water). - `bounds: number` — How far beyond the road edges the vehicle may drive (metres). - `player: { kind: string; w: number; h: number; d: number; hit?: number }` — The player's body and drawn width (metres): `w` drawn, `hit` collision width. - `effects: Record` — Kinds the race itself spawns (shadow, dust, splash, the kicked ball), by kind: their size. - `roles?: Record` — Override or add roles by object kind. - `clock: ClockDef` — The clock rules. - `flags: FlagDef` — The flag order rules. - `scoring: ScoringDef` — The scoring table. - `crash: CrashDef` — The crash rules. - `tip: TipDef` — The two-wheel driving rules. - `rivals?: RivalDef | null` — Other vehicles on the course. Null for none. - `brake?: boolean` — Accept the brake input (the home ports' joystick; the upright had no brake). Default false. ### `OffroadEvent` ```ts type OffroadEvent = | { type: "start" } | { type: "go" } | { type: "flag"; colour: string; points: number; inOrder: boolean; wild: boolean } | { type: "order"; points: number; wild: boolean } | { type: "gate"; points: number } | { type: "time-gate"; seconds: number; count: number } | { type: "ball"; points: number; hidden: boolean } | { type: "jump" } | { type: "land"; result: string } | { type: "tip"; side: number } | { type: "tip-end" } | { type: "wall-ride"; side: number } | { type: "tunnel"; inside: boolean } | { type: "crash"; kind: CrashKind; with: string; speed: number; cause: { kind: string; x: number; z: number; w: number; carX: number; carS: number } | null } | { type: "crash-end" } | { type: "checkpoint"; leg: number; added: number; gates: number } | { type: "goal" } | { type: "bonus"; bonus: BonusState } | { type: "time-up" } | { type: "game-over" } | { type: "complete" } | { type: "vehicle"; event: string } ``` What happened (drain each step). ### `OffroadInput` ```ts interface OffroadInput ``` Input for one step. - `throttle?: number` — Throttle, 0 to 1. Default 0. - `brake?: number` — Brake, 0 to 1; read only when `OffroadConfig.brake` is set. Default 0. - `steer?: number` — Steering, -1 (full left) to 1 (full right). Default 0. - `gear?: number | "up" | "down"` — The shifter: 0 LOW, 1 HIGH (a lever index), or 'up' / 'down'. ### `OffroadPhase` ```ts type OffroadPhase = "attract" | "countdown" | "racing" | "crashed" | "time-up" | "goal" | "over" | "complete" ``` Race phases. ### `OffroadScene` ```ts interface OffroadScene ``` What `scene()` returns: the data road-view-pseudo3d draws (its `RoadScene`). Structural, no view import. - `road: PseudoRoad` — The route road strip to draw. - `zBase: number` — Course z (metres) of the road strip's own z = 0: the start of the drawn leg. - `focus: { z: number; x: number }` — What the camera follows: the vehicle's course z and lateral x, both in metres. - `field: DepthField` — The depth field holding every object to draw (world frame). - `branches: (segment: number) => readonly number[] | null` — Lateral offsets (metres) of the road strips on a segment, for a split road, or null for one road. - `width: (segment: number) => number` — Half-width multiplier for a segment, so the road can widen and narrow. - `lanes: (segment: number) => number` — Visual lanes on a segment. - `surfaces: (segment: number) => readonly { from: number; to: number; surface: string }[] | null` — Surface patches on a segment, as lateral ranges across the road (metres) with a surface id, or null for none. - `tunnel: (segment: number) => { ceiling: number; gap?: number; light?: number } | null` — The tunnel over a segment, with its `ceiling` clearance, wall `gap` and `light` level, or null outside one. - `walls: (segment: number) => SceneWalls | null` — The banks or walls at the road edges on a segment, or null for none. - `heading: number` — Heading of the road under the camera in radians, integrated from the curvature; the backdrops scroll by it. - `style: string` — Key of the road style for the segment under the vehicle (its look, else its region); empty for the view's current style. ### `OffroadSnapshot` ```ts interface OffroadSnapshot ``` A complete saved race: plain data. - `state: OffroadState` — The race state at the time of the snapshot. - `internal: OffroadBookkeeping` — The race's private bookkeeping: random-number counters, the drawn pose, timers and bonus flags. - `vehicle: VehicleSnapshot` — The vehicle-handling snapshot of the player's vehicle. - `field: DepthFieldSnapshot` — The depth-field snapshot, every object included. - `rivals: RivalCar[]` — The rival cars on the course. - `events: OffroadEvent[]` — Events raised but not yet drained. - `acc: number` — Seconds of wall time not yet consumed by the fixed 1/60 s steps. - `path: PathSnapshot` — The road-data path snapshot: the section instances laid out so far, visit counts and how far the path has advanced. ### `OffroadState` ```ts interface OffroadState ``` Everything the presenter reads. - `phase: OffroadPhase` — The race phase now. - `phaseTime: number` — Seconds since the phase began. - `time: number` — Clock seconds left. - `score: number` — Points scored so far. - `topScore: number` — Highest score this race has reached. - `leg: number` — Leg being driven, 1-based (capped at `legs`). - `legs: number` — Legs (or laps) in the course: `OffroadConfig.legs`. - `legsDone: number` — Legs completed. - `gates: number` — Time gates collected on this leg. - `flags: FlagState` — The flag order now. - `distance: number` — Distance driven along the course (metres) and its total length (Infinity for an open road). - `length: number` — Total course length in metres; Infinity for an open road. - `heading: number` — Road heading integrated from the curvature (backdrop scroll). - `crash: CrashState | null` — The crash in progress, or null. - `bonus: BonusState | null` — The goal or game-over bonus once it has been awarded, else null. - `sinceExtend: number` — Seconds since the last checkpoint extension and what it added (banners). - `extended: number` — Clock seconds the last checkpoint added (the leg's time plus its time gates). - `extendedGates: number` — The time gates' share of the last extension. - `jumps: number` — Jumps and two-wheel stunts so far. - `tips: number` — Two-wheel tips so far. ### `RivalCar` ```ts interface RivalCar ``` A rival vehicle (rules state; its body is field object `id`). - `id: string` — Id of the rival's object in the depth field. - `kind: string` — Rival kind: a `RivalKind.kind`. - `z: number` — Distance along the course (metres, same z as the vehicle's `s`). - `x: number` — Lateral position in metres from the road centre. - `speed: number` — Speed along the course (m/s), picked from the kind's range when it appeared. ### `RivalDef` ```ts interface RivalDef ``` Other vehicles on the course: obstacles that drive along it. - `kinds: RivalKind[]` — The kinds that can appear; each appearance picks one by `weight`. - `every: [number, number]` — Seconds between appearances (a range). - `ahead: number` — Distance ahead where they appear (metres). - `max: number` — Most on the course at once. - `lines: number[]` — Lateral positions they drive along, metres from the road centre (picked at random). ### `RivalKind` ```ts interface RivalKind ``` A kind of rival vehicle on the course. - `kind: string` — Object kind of the rival's field object, which the presenter maps to art. - `w: number` — Collision box (metres). - `h: number` — Collision box height (metres). - `d: number` — Collision box depth along the course (metres). - `speed: [number, number]` — Speed range (m/s): each one picks a speed. - `weight?: number` — Relative chance of being picked among the kinds. Default 1. ### `SceneWalls` ```ts interface SceneWalls ``` A wall the presenter draws beside a segment (radians, metres). Structural: road-view-pseudo3d's `RoadWalls`. - `left?: { angle: number; height: number } | null` — Bank or wall along the left road edge, or null for none: its `angle` (radians) and `height` (metres). - `right?: { angle: number; height: number } | null` — Bank or wall along the right road edge, or null for none: its `angle` (radians) and `height` (metres). ### `ScoringDef` ```ts interface ScoringDef ``` Scoring. - `flag: number` — Points per flag (unless its role says otherwise). - `order: number` — Bonus for a completed flag order (and for a completed wild round). - `ball: number` — Points for a football. - `air?: number` — Multiplier on flag and gate points while airborne. Default 1. - `twoWheels?: number` — Multiplier on flag and gate points while on two wheels. 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