Forty slot-feature nodes, a maths cap on the component path, and public read routes
The September slot mechanics review listed 43 mechanics no node covered. Most of them now ship as nodes, in three groups:
- Slot Features (Math → Slot Features): Cluster Pays, Progressive Meter, Multiplier Ladder, Symbol Value Grid, Coin Collector, Jackpot Tiers, RGS Jackpot Pools, Bet Mode, Variant Selector, Sticky Symbols, Expand Symbols, Locked Reels, Hold And Win Grid, Symbol Upgrade, Feature Trigger, Directional Cascade, Wheel Spin, Pick Bonus, Paytable Modifier, Chapter Branch, Paytable Rows. These run in the preview and compile to the RGS; the same shared maths runs in both places.
- Slot Player UX (Logic & Utilities → Slot Player UX): Autoplay, Win Rollup, Reel Stop Watcher, Column Spin Router, Wide Grid Bridge, Audio Mixer, Volume Ramp, Reality Check, Session Limits, Jurisdiction Rules, Accessibility Settings, Screen Reader Announce, Player Progress, RGS Leaderboard, Telemetry Event, Performance Budget, RGS Translations. Browser-side.
- Pixi: pixi.CellOverlay draws frames, glows and sprites over reel cells and multi-cell spans; pixi.Wheel is a segmented wheel that animates to the segment the maths picked.
New guide: Slot Features, with recipes for cluster tumbles, hold-and-win, sticky wilds, bonus buy and progressive pots.
The component path now caps wins like /round
A deployed Maths Component pays at most bet × the game's max win multiplier, whatever the script returned. /round always did this; the component endpoint every published game uses paid the script's figure verbatim. When a cap applies, the response's win key shows the amount actually paid, so the screen and the balance agree, and the round audit keeps the script's own figure for replay.
Three public read routes on the component endpoint
GET /rgs-fn/{game}/__client-rules, __jackpots and __leaderboard return the operator's jurisdiction flags, the game's live pool values and a masked tournament leaderboard without credentials. The Jurisdiction Rules, RGS Jackpot Pools and RGS Leaderboard nodes read them. See Slot Features → What the platform reads for you.
Small fixes
- A wire drawn to an output whose name differs only by case (
doneforDone) now connects, the way inputs have for months. A genuinely missing output still logs a warning. - A reel's Slow-Down Time is no longer overwritten by the controller's per-level anticipation ramp; the override lasts for one tease.
- The node reference gained pages for all new nodes, and the AI assistant's node index now covers 312 nodes.