FPV / LINE — FPV Field Kit design atlas

01 / THE DIRECTION

Arcade clarity. FPV character.

Keep Xposed Reloaded’s focused menus, image collection and bright live route. Give everything else a coherent, original field-console identity.

01

The route comes first

Player and unfinished cable lead. Hazards and boundaries follow. Terrain, artwork and atmosphere stay behind them.

02

Readable at a glance

Large pixel headings, clean interface text, steady numbers. English and Ukrainian get the same attention.

03

One connected world

Ink, cyan and amber. Stepped frames, purposeful texture and recognizable quad silhouettes. No competing decorative styles.

Reference Third-party screenshots and prior observations. Inspiration, not game assets.

Proposed Original layout studies and future acceptance criteria. Not live gameplay.

Atlas feature Working review controls, source links, specimens and inventory on this page.

02 / THE WHOLE JOURNEY

Review the game as one place.

These HTML/CSS studies demonstrate hierarchy and states. Buttons only navigate this atlas; they do not launch missions or change saves.

Screen State

Proposed mockupFluid desktop / up to 1120 px

Loading original screen studies…

03 / A READABLE SIGNAL

Pixel character, without pixel strain.

Three roles, each doing one job. These specimens load the local Field Kit fonts, independently from the current game’s type system.

HANDJET / LARGE DISPLAY

Find your next route.

Square construction · large titles and reward moments · no small instructions.

EXO 2 / INTERFACE

Choose a mission. Close the line. Reveal the world.

Clear labels, briefings, settings and longer reading. Sentence case preserves word shapes.

IBM PLEX MONO / NUMBERS

64 / 8002:38 · 11,450

Stable coverage, time, score, bindings and asset dimensions. No decorative grid over the glyphs.

АБВГҐДЕЄЖЗИІЇЙКЛМНОПРСТУФХЦЧШЩЬЮЯ · абвгґдеєжзиіїйклмнопрстуфхцчшщьюя · ’ ʼ ь ґ є і ї

Accent colors identify roles together with shapes and labels. Do not use cyan, amber or coral as an interchangeable decoration pool. Final components still require contrast and minimum-size checks.

04 / NOTHING LEFT OUTSIDE

A screen is more than its happy path.

Inventory of existing destinations and the required redesign states. “Planned” refers to the new Field Kit treatment, not whether the underlying feature already exists.

Field Kit redesign coverage and review requirements
Surface	States to cover	Shared treatment / placement	New design

05 / A KIT THAT CAN GROW

Every slot has a brief.

A replacement should know where it belongs. The asset framework connects previews, requirements, source records and generation prompts to the same semantic slot.

Illustrative asset slot

FPV / player / scout

Four propellers, compact frame, front camera. Amber center marks the player; the body does not redefine the collision footprint.

Preview: Native size + enlarged + in context
States: Idle, direction, ability, hit, respawn
Replacement: Draft → validate → preview → apply

One record, useful to both artist and admin

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Identity and requirements
Stable slot, theme, dimensions, pixel grid, palette roles, pivot, animation/rig contract and footprint constraints.
02
Review before replacement
Preview on light, dark and real field backgrounds. Preserve originals when cropping; validate every member before applying a collection.
03
A complete generation prompt
Include style, exact output requirements, required states, forbidden visual collisions and the current reference version. Copy one slot or a coordinated collection brief.
04
Theme without rule drift
FPV is the complete first production theme. Ukrainian, Retro and Coupa are future presentation collections; gameplay rules stay separate.

Review an illustrative AI asset brief

Proposed example; production prompts must derive their exact geometry and filenames from the selected registry slot.

Create an original top-down FPV scout sprite for the FPV / LINE Pixel FPV Field Kit.
Use a compact charcoal quad frame, four separate propellers, a front camera and a small antenna. A warm amber center identifies the player. Use the selected slot’s exact dimensions, pivot, frame order and palette contract; do not invent these values.
Keep a crisp pixel grid, restrained highlights and a clear silhouette at native size. Use a transparent background. Do not paint HUD text, glows, a collision outline, a trail, a logo or scenery into the body. Keep every required pose in the same scale and lighting direction.
Return the sprite or coordinated sheet with all required states, an unchanged slot contract and a short description of the variation. Preserve gameplay bounds. Review on the arena before publishing.

COMMITTED BASELINE / FE9961E · V0.43.0

The starting point, preserved.

Actual screenshots from the reviewed source, isolated from redesign edits. The redesign studies above are proposals. Desktop browser resizing provides layout evidence, not physical-device certification.

Original title with ten menu actions and a decorative outlined arena — **Title: too many first decisions**
Keep one primary action and move tools and supporting routes into clear destinations.

Original chapter and mission browser with text-heavy lists — **Missions: make the artwork lead**
Preserve selection and lock behavior while replacing the dense lists with a paced gallery.

Original settings panel mixing audio, display and steering controls — **Settings: give each task a place**
Group controls, audio, accessibility and game data instead of one long mixed form.

Original opaque pause cover with Resume, Restart mission, Mission brief and Main menu — **Pause: preserve concealment**
The new frame must retain opaque gameplay concealment and explicit Resume.

Title phone capture · Mission phone capture · Briefing phone capture · Flight capture

06 / THE REFERENCE, IN CONTEXT

Borrow the clarity. Author the world.

All 64 supplied Xposed images were inspected. The examples below remain in the source research folder; the atlas does not copy them into game assets or a release.

Local screenshot previews are available when reviewing the source repository on localhost. Official source links remain available below.

Field Kit — FPV reveal source audit

ReferenceFocused title

Few decisions, a strong focal image, unmistakable selection. Adapt the composition; create an original FPV scene.