--- title: "Road pursuit: API" package: "@phaser-ae/road-pursuit" tier: Pro version: 3.0.0-1 released: 2026-10-19 updated: 2026-10-20 description: "Police chase rules for a pseudo-3D road, where you catch a getaway car against the clock, ram it until its damage meter is full and make the arrest." url: https://phaser.io/packs/road-pursuit/api site: Phaser - https://phaser.io --- # Road pursuit: API `@phaser-ae/road-pursuit` — Police chase on a pseudo-3D road: catch a getaway car against the clock, ram it until the damage meter is full and make the arrest, as in Chase H.Q. and S.C.I. ## The pack ### `roadPursuit` ```ts function roadPursuit(): Pack<{ roadPursuit: typeof api }> ``` Install the road pursuit API. ## Helpers ### `CHASE_HQ_CARS` ```ts const CHASE_HQ_CARS: Readonly> ``` Getaway cars by the ROUND list of Taito's manual (white, yellow, silver, blue, unknown) and the attract specs. ### `CHASE_HQ_KINDS` ```ts const CHASE_HQ_KINDS: Record ``` Kinds the race and the pursuit spawn: tyre smoke, dust, sparks, the target's smoke and fire, debris. ### `CHASE_HQ_MISSIONS` ```ts const CHASE_HQ_MISSIONS: readonly MissionDef[] ``` The five rounds. Briefings follow Nancy's pattern on the arcade's radio monitor (StrategyWiki, the frames). ### `CHASE_HQ_SCALE` ```ts const CHASE_HQ_SCALE: 1.2 ``` Chase H.Q. draws traffic and the getaway cars a little larger than the player's scale. Measured at equal depth on the arcade frames (REFERENCES.md: width / (base row - horizon row)): the Porsche 0.87, a traffic sports car 1.08 (x1.24), the Lotus 0.98 (x1.13). Drawn widths `vw` are 1.2 x true; collision boxes stay inside them. ### `CHASE_HQ_TRAFFIC` ```ts const CHASE_HQ_TRAFFIC: TrafficKind[] ``` Civilian traffic seen on the arcade frames: sports cars, saloons, a pickup, a truck and a bus. Speeds are estimates. ### `chaseHQPreset` ```ts function chaseHQPreset(o: ChaseHQOptions = {}): PursuitConfig ``` Chase H.Q. as a pursuit configuration. ### `chaseHQRace` ```ts function chaseHQRace(o: ChaseHQOptions = {}): RoadRaceConfig ``` The race underneath Chase H.Q. (road-racer configuration). ### `createPursuit` ```ts function createPursuit(config: PursuitConfig): Pursuit ``` Create a pursuit. ### `leadFromRoad` ```ts function leadFromRoad(doc: RoadDocument, entry: string, fallback: number): number ``` The road file's `boss` marker carries each round's starting DISTANCE (`data.lead`): the file is the source of truth. ### `PURSUIT_ROADS` ```ts const PURSUIT_ROADS: Record ``` The road files of this folder, by name. ### `SCI_CARS` ```ts const SCI_CARS: Readonly> ``` The getaway vehicles (cars 1 to 3 are not identified by any source: shapes from the frames, names generic). ### `SCI_MISSIONS` ```ts const SCI_MISSIONS: readonly MissionDef[] ``` Six stages: five arrests and the run to the hideout. ### `SCI_TRAFFIC` ```ts const SCI_TRAFFIC: TrafficKind[] ``` Civilian traffic. ### `sciPreset` ```ts function sciPreset(o: SciOptions = {}): PursuitConfig ``` S.C.I. as a pursuit configuration: the gun, the bazooka, the biker gang, a flying target and a reach stage. ### `sciRace` ```ts function sciRace(o: SciOptions = {}): RoadRaceConfig ``` The race underneath S.C.I. ### `stepTarget` ```ts function stepTarget(t: TargetState, d: TargetDrive, w: TargetWorld): void ``` Move the target one step. ## Classes ### `Pursuit` ```ts class Pursuit ``` A pursuit. Create with `createPursuit(config)`. - `readonly config: PursuitConfig` — The configuration the pursuit was created with. - `race: RoadRace` — The road-racer race under the pursuit: the car, road, traffic and field. It is replaced by a new race at the start of each mission. - `state: PursuitState` — The pursuit state the presenter reads; replaced on a restore, so read it afresh each frame. - `riders: RiderState[]` — The gang riders on the road now. - `constructor(config: PursuitConfig)` - `get mission(): MissionDef` — The mission being played. - `start(): void` — Start from attract: the first mission's briefing. - `tick(dt: number, input: PursuitInput = {}): void` — Advance by `dt` seconds of wall time (fixed steps inside, at most 0.25 s per call). Presses are latched. - `drain(): PursuitEvent[]` — Events since the last drain. - `get speedDisplay(): number` — Speed in the vehicle's display units. - `scene(base?: { back: number; fov: number }): PursuitScene` — What to draw: the race's scene, plus the turbo camera over the view's camera (`base`: the view's `back` and `fov`; road-view-pseudo3d's `RoadScene.camera`). - `step(input: PursuitInput = {}): void` — One fixed step. - `snapshot(): PursuitSnapshot` — A plain copy of the whole pursuit. - `restore(s: PursuitSnapshot): void` — Restore a snapshot taken from a pursuit with the same config. ## Types ### `ChaseHQOptions` ```ts interface ChaseHQOptions ``` Options for `chaseHQPreset`. - `difficulty?: Difficulty` — `"easy"`, `"normal"` or `"arcade"`. Default `"normal"`. - `seed?: number` — Seed for the pursuit's random choices. Default 1988. - `road?: RoadDocument` — Another road file with the same entries (`stage-1` .. `stage-5`). - `timer?: number` — The timer DIP: 55, 60 (factory), 65 or 70 s. Default by difficulty (easy 70, normal 65, arcade 60). - `turbos?: number` — The turbo DIP: 3 (factory) or 5. Default by difficulty (easy 5, normal and arcade 3). - `startStage?: number` — Start at this round (1-based). ### `ContinueDef` ```ts interface ContinueDef ``` The continue: after the clock runs out, a count during which a credit carries on from the same spot. - `countdown: number` — Seconds of the CONTINUE count. - `clearDamage: boolean` — Damage on the target is cleared on a continue (the factory DIP) or carried over. - `max: number` — Continues per game (-1 unlimited). ### `ForkWay` ```ts type ForkWay = "left" | "right" | "random" ``` Which branch at a mission's fork is the way the target went. ### `GangDef` ```ts interface GangDef ``` A gang that rides out to stop you before the target (S.C.I.'s motorcyclists): bump them off the road. - `kind: string` — Sprite kind and collision box. - `w: number` — Collision box width (metres). - `h: number` — Collision box height (metres). - `d: number` — Collision box depth along the road (metres). - `count: ByDifficulty` — Riders per mission (by difficulty). - `at: number` — They appear when the DISTANCE counter is below this (metres). - `match: number` — Their speed relative to yours (m/s, they hang around you), lateral speed (m/s) and how often they lunge (s). - `lateral: number` — Lateral speed (m/s) when a rider moves across the road. - `lunge: [number, number]` — A rider lunges at you every so many seconds, picked between these two (min, max). - `knock: number` — A rider hitting you knocks your speed down by this (m/s). - `points: number` — Points for each rider bumped off (times the stage number). ### `GunDef` ```ts interface GunDef ``` The partner's gun (S.C.I.: Gibson fires from the roof). - `rounds: number` — Rounds per credit (-1 unlimited: the S.C.I. pistol). - `every: number` — Seconds between rounds while the button is held. - `speed: number` — Round speed relative to your car (m/s). - `range: number` — Range (metres). - `damage: ByDifficulty` — Damage of a round on the target. - `lock: { range: number; window: number }` — The gunsight locks onto the target within this range (metres) and this lateral window (metres): rounds fly at it. - `points: number` — Points for a round on the target (times the stage number). ### `HeavyDef` ```ts interface HeavyDef ``` A heavy weapon dropped by the helicopter (S.C.I.'s bazooka): limited rounds, far stronger than the gun. - `rounds: number` — Rounds in each drop. - `damage: ByDifficulty` — Damage per round (by difficulty). - `every: number` — Seconds between rounds. - `dropAt: number` — The drop comes once you are within this distance of the target, landing `ahead` metres in front of you. - `ahead: number` — Metres in front of you where the drop lands. ### `MissionDef` ```ts interface MissionDef ``` One mission: a criminal, a getaway vehicle, a road, a fork. - `id: string` — Unique name of the mission (such as `"courier"`); error messages quote it. - `stage?: number` — Stage number shown and used for scoring (1-based). Default its place in `missions`. - `kind?: "arrest" | "reach"` — `arrest` (catch and immobilise the target) or `reach` (S.C.I.'s last stage: reach the end against the clock). - `criminal: string` — The criminal ("RALPH, THE IDAHO SLASHER"). - `charge: string` — "OK! You're under arrest on suspicion of ...". - `briefing: string[]` — The dispatcher's radio briefing, line by line. - `frequency?: number` — The radio frequency on the briefing monitor (MHz). - `car?: TargetCarDef` — The getaway vehicle (arrest missions). - `entry: string` — A road-data entry of the road file to start from. - `lead: number` — DISTANCE at the start (metres). - `approach: ByDifficulty` — How far ahead of you the target notionally travels while out of sight (m/s): DISTANCE closes at your speed minus this. - `fork?: { way: ForkWay; detour: number; helicopter?: boolean } | null` — The fork: which way the target went (the arrow), the extra DISTANCE for the other way, and a helicopter showing the way. - `time?: ByDifficulty` — Override the chase clock (S.C.I.'s last stage: 30 s). - `turbos?: number` — Override the turbos for this mission (S.C.I.'s last stage: 1). - `noContinue?: boolean` — No continue in this mission. - `drive?: Partial` — Override the drive. - `gang?: boolean` — A gang rides out in this mission. - `heavy?: boolean` — A heavy weapon is dropped in this mission. ### `PursuitClock` ```ts interface PursuitClock ``` The clocks. - `chase: ByDifficulty` — Seconds to catch up (DIP: 55 / 60 / 65 / 70; 60 factory). - `extend: ByDifficulty` — Seconds added (or set) when the target is sighted (the DIP value again). - `extendMode: "add" | "reset"` — `add` the extension to the time left (the US manual) or `reset` the clock to it. - `sight: number` — The target counts as sighted within this distance (metres). - `warning: number` — The dispatcher warns that time is running out at this many seconds. - `max?: number` — Cap on the clock. ### `PursuitConfig` ```ts interface PursuitConfig ``` A whole pursuit game. - `name: string` — Display name of the game ("Chase H.Q."). - `difficulty: Difficulty` — `"easy"`, `"normal"` or `"arcade"`: picks the value of every by-difficulty setting. - `seed: number` — Seed for the pursuit's own random choices (the target's weave, the gang's lunges, a random fork); the same seed and inputs replay the same pursuit. - `race: RoadRaceConfig` — The race underneath (road-racer): the road file (one entry per mission), the vehicle (its turbo is a timed `boost` with `charges`), traffic, crashes and the race's distance score. The pursuit replaces its clock start and entry per mission, and scores overtakes itself. - `missions: MissionDef[]` — The missions in order; at least one. An arrest mission needs a `car`, and every mission a `lead` above 0. - `clock: PursuitClock` — The chase clock. - `drive: TargetDrive` — How the getaway vehicle drives (a mission may override parts). - `ram: RamDef` — Ramming and the arrest. - `turbos: ByDifficulty` — Turbos per mission and after a continue (the vehicle's `boost.charges` is replaced). - `gun?: GunDef | null` — The partner's gun. null or left out: no gun. - `heavy?: HeavyDef | null` — The heavy weapon a helicopter drops (in missions that set `heavy`). null or left out: none. - `gang?: GangDef | null` — The gang of riders (in missions that set `gang`). null or left out: none. - `scoring: PursuitScoring` — Points for overtaking, hits, clears and bonuses. - `continue: ContinueDef` — The continue after the clock runs out. - `smash?: { slow: number; points: number } | null` — Field kinds that smash out of the way when driven through (barriers, garbage cans), slowing you by `slow` (0..1). - `scrape?: number` — Tunnel walls: scraping one costs this fraction of your speed per second and throws sparks. - `briefingTime: number` — Seconds of the radio briefing (any button skips it). The arrest scene lasts at most `ram.arrestTime`. - `clearTime: number` — Seconds the clear tally is shown after an arrest, before the next mission starts (or the all-clear bonus is awarded). - `turboCamera?: { back: number; fov: number; ease: number } | null` — Turbo camera: while a turbo burns the camera drops back `back` metres and widens by `fov` degrees, easing in and out over `ease` s. ### `PursuitEvent` ```ts type PursuitEvent = | { type: "briefing"; mission: number; criminal: string } | { type: "mission"; mission: number; stage: number } | { type: "go" } | { type: "sighted"; time: number } | { type: "warning" } | { type: "turbo"; left: number } | { type: "turbo-end" } | { type: "hit"; damage: number; side: boolean; points: number; spin: boolean } | { type: "shot"; damage: number; points: number; heavy: boolean } | { type: "fire"; heavy: boolean } | { type: "fork"; right: boolean; detour: number } | { type: "smash"; kind: string } | { type: "scrape" } | { type: "overtake"; points: number } | { type: "rider-down"; points: number } | { type: "drop" } | { type: "pickup"; rounds: number } | { type: "arrest"; criminal: string; charge: string } | { type: "clear"; time: number; timeBonus: number; clear: number } | { type: "time-up" } | { type: "continue"; countdown: number } | { type: "continued" } | { type: "escaped" } | { type: "game-over" } | { type: "complete"; bonus: number } | { type: "race"; event: RaceEvent } ``` Events for the presenter and sound. ### `PursuitInput` ```ts interface PursuitInput extends RaceInput ``` What the player does this step. - `turbo?: boolean` — Turbo button (a press fires one turbo). - `fire?: boolean` — The partner's gun (held). - `start?: boolean` — Start / continue / skip the briefing (a press). ### `PursuitPhase` ```ts type PursuitPhase = "attract" | "briefing" | "chase" | "arrest" | "clear" | "continue" | "over" | "complete" ``` Phases of a pursuit. ### `PursuitScene` ```ts type PursuitScene = RaceScene & { camera?: { back?: number; fov?: number } } ``` What `scene()` adds to the race's scene: the turbo camera over the view's camera. ### `PursuitScoring` ```ts interface PursuitScoring ``` Scoring of a pursuit (the race scores distance; this is the rest). Points marked "x stage" multiply by the stage. - `overtake: { start: number; step: number; max: number }` — Overtaking traffic: `start` points, `step` more each car passed without a crash, up to `max` (Chase H.Q.: 200, 200, 8,000). - `hit: number` — Each hit on the target (x stage). - `clear: number` — Clear bonus at the arrest (x stage). - `perSecond: number` — Time bonus per whole second left at the arrest. - `allClear: number` — Bonus for clearing every mission. - `continued: number` — Points scored in a stage after a continue are divided by this (Chase H.Q.: 10). ### `PursuitSnapshot` ```ts interface PursuitSnapshot ``` A saved pursuit: plain data. - `state: PursuitState` — The pursuit state. - `internal: Internal` — Counters and flags the pursuit keeps besides the state: timers, spawned-object ids and what has happened this mission. - `riders: RiderState[]` — The gang riders on the road. - `race: RaceSnapshot` — The race underneath, as road-racer saves it. - `events: PursuitEvent[]` — Events not yet drained. - `acc: number` — Seconds of `tick` time not yet spent in fixed steps; less than one step (1/60 s). ### `PursuitState` ```ts interface PursuitState ``` The pursuit state the presenter reads. - `phase: PursuitPhase` — Where the pursuit is: briefing, chase, arrest and so on. - `phaseTime: number` — Seconds spent in the current phase. - `mission: number` — Mission index (0-based) and stage number (1-based). - `stage: number` — Stage number shown and used for scoring (1-based). - `time: number` — Seconds on the clock. - `score: number` — Points scored so far: the race's distance score plus the pursuit's awards, carried across missions. - `topScore: number` — The best score reached so far. - `distance: number` — DISTANCE to the target (metres; never below 1 once sighted) and the mission's starting lead. - `lead: number` — The mission's starting DISTANCE (metres). - `sighted: boolean` — The target has been sighted this mission (dome light on, siren, damage meter). - `damage: number` — Damage on the target 0..1. - `turbos: number` — Turbos left; seconds left of the turbo burning; 0..1 of the turbo camera. - `turbo: number` — Seconds left of the turbo burning; 0 when none is. - `zoom: number` — How far the turbo camera has pulled back, 0..1, easing in and out over `turboCamera.ease`. - `rounds: number` — Rounds left (-1 unlimited, 0 none) and heavy rounds left. - `heavy: number` — Heavy-weapon rounds left; 0 until one is picked up. - `locked: boolean` — The gunsight is on the target. - `continues: number` — Continues used, and whether this stage was continued (its points are divided). - `continued: boolean` — Whether this stage was continued, so its points are divided by `scoring.continued`. - `countdown: number` — Seconds left of the CONTINUE count. - `chain: number` — The overtake chain's next award. - `award: number` — The last award (shown under the score) and seconds since. - `sinceAward: number` — Seconds since the last award was made; Infinity before the first. - `typed: number` — The briefing: characters of the text shown so far. - `arrow: number` — The fork arrow being shown (-1 left, 1 right, 0 none) and the way the target went (-1, 1). - `way: number` — The way the target went at this mission's fork: -1 left, 1 right, 0 when there is no fork. - `detoured: boolean` — Took the wrong branch at this mission's fork. - `bonus: { time: number; timeBonus: number; clear: number } | null` — Bonuses of the last clear (for the tally). - `target: TargetState | null` — The getaway vehicle once it has been sighted this mission; null before that, and in a mission with no car. ### `RamDef` ```ts interface RamDef ``` Ramming and the arrest. Damage is a fraction of the meter (1 = immobilised). - `damage: ByDifficulty<{ rear: number; side: number }>` — Damage of a hit to the rear and to the side (Chase H.Q.'s manual: side hits do more), by difficulty. - `sideOverlap: number` — A hit counts as a side hit when the cars overlap sideways by less than this fraction of their mean width. - `closingBonus: number` — Extra damage per m/s of closing speed above `minClosing`, as a fraction of the base damage. - `minClosing: number` — Closing speed (m/s) below which a touch does no damage (a nudge). - `cooldown: number` — Seconds after a hit before another counts. - `rebound: { drop: number; push: number; time: number }` — Your car after a hit: speed to the target's speed minus `drop` (m/s), pushed `push` m/s away, skidding `time` s. - `shove: { x: number; z: number }` — The target is shoved sideways (m/s) and forward (m/s) by a hit. - `outsideSpin: { kappa: number; time: number } | null` — Hitting it from the outside of a bend spins you out (Chase H.Q.'s manual): on a bend of at least this curvature (1/m), when you are on the outside of the target. null = never. - `arrestTime: number` — Seconds of the arrest: the target pulls over and stops, then the clear. - `segments: number` — Segments of the damage meter (Chase H.Q.: 20), for the presenter. ### `RiderState` ```ts interface RiderState ``` A gang rider. - `id: string` — The id of the field object that stands for the rider in the race's scene. - `z: number` — Course position (metres along the course, the race's z). - `x: number` — Lateral position across the road (metres, positive right). - `speed: number` — Forward speed (m/s). - `hold: number` — Its offset from you it holds (metres ahead) and its lateral line. - `line: number` — The lateral position (metres, positive right) it is moving to. - `lungeIn: number` — Seconds until it next lunges at you. - `down: boolean` — Knocked off: tumbling away. ### `SciOptions` ```ts interface SciOptions ``` Options for `sciPreset`. - `difficulty?: Difficulty` — `"easy"`, `"normal"` or `"arcade"`. Default `"normal"`. - `seed?: number` — Seed for the pursuit's random choices. Default 1989. - `road?: RoadDocument` — Another road file with the same entries (`stage-1` .. `stage-6`). - `timer?: number` — The timer DIP: 55, 60 (factory), 65 or 70 s. Default by difficulty. - `turbos?: number` — The turbo DIP: 3 (factory) or 5. - `startStage?: number` — Start at this stage (1-based). ### `TargetCarDef` ```ts interface TargetCarDef ``` The getaway vehicle: what it is. - `kind: string` — Sprite kind in the field (the presenter's art key). - `name: string` — Display name ("WHITE SPORTS CAR"). - `w: number` — Collision box (metres). - `h: number` — Collision box height (metres). - `d: number` — Collision box depth along the road (metres). - `vw?: number` — Drawn width (metres) when the art is drawn larger than the box. Default `w`. - `top: number` — Top speed (m/s): it sprints up to this when you are on its tail (Chase H.Q.'s attract specs). - `cruise: number` — Speed while it cruises ahead of you (m/s). - `flying?: number` — It flies (S.C.I.'s stage 5 helicopter): it cannot be rammed, only shot, and it ignores traffic. Height (m). - `data?: Record` — Plain values handed to the presenter (colour, art hints). ### `TargetDrive` ```ts interface TargetDrive ``` How a getaway vehicle drives once it is on the road with you. - `pace: ByDifficulty` — Multiplier on its cruise and top speeds by difficulty (arcade 1). - `sprintRange: number` — Within this distance behind it (metres) it puts its foot down to its top speed. - `accel: number` — Acceleration and braking (m/s^2). - `brake: number` — Braking deceleration (m/s^2), a positive number. - `lateral: number` — Lateral speed (m/s) when it swerves, weaves and blocks. - `weave: [number, number]` — It picks a new line across the road every `weave` seconds (min, max). - `blockRange: number` — Within this distance behind it it moves across in front of you to block. 0 = never. - `block: number` — 0..1 of the way toward your line it moves when it blocks. - `lookAhead: number` — It swerves around traffic this far ahead (metres). - `shaken: number` — Seconds it swerves away and sprints after a hit. - `match: number | null` — Level with you or behind you it goes this much faster than you (m/s), whatever its top speed: Chase H.Q.'s target cannot simply be overtaken (Japanese Wikipedia). null = it keeps its own top speed. ### `TargetState` ```ts interface TargetState ``` The getaway vehicle's live state. - `id: string` — The id of the field object that stands for the vehicle in the race's scene. - `z: number` — Course z and lateral x (the race's frame). - `x: number` — Lateral position across the road (metres, positive right). - `speed: number` — Its own forward speed (m/s), before the shove of a hit is added. - `line: number` — Lateral line it is moving to. - `weaveIn: number` — Seconds until it picks a new line. - `shaken: number` — Seconds left of a hit's swerve and sprint. - `vx: number` — Lateral and forward shove from the last hit (decaying). - `vz: number` — Forward shove from the last hit (m/s), decaying. - `stopping: boolean` — Pulling over for the arrest. ### `TargetWorld` ```ts interface TargetWorld ``` What the target sees this step. - `dt: number` — Seconds the step advances. - `playerZ: number` — Your car: course z, lateral x, speed. - `playerX: number` — Your car's lateral position across the road (metres, positive right). - `playerSpeed: number` — Your car's speed (m/s). - `road(z: number): { left: number; right: number }` — Tarmac edges of the road it is on (the strips the race drives). - `traffic: readonly { z: number; x: number; speed: number }[]` — Traffic (course z, lateral x, speed). 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