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Prevent players from hiding Fog of War layers
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Clients could toggle fog visibility (and fade alpha); DisplayData synced
that to everyone and defeated FoW. Block client set_visible/set_alpha,
clamp host-side DisplayData updates, and ignore eye toggles for fog.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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## Fog of War / layer lock (host)
In the layer panel (host / local file only): mark a leaf layer as **Fog of War layer** (must sit **above** the content it covers), then paint fog with brush/shapes on that layer. Players receive a **stripped** world — only objects **fully** covered by opaque fog (not merely overlapping) are omitted from join sync and from their save. Partially covered images stay. Moving or reshaping fog (or content under it) live-updates clients: newly covered objects are unloaded, revealed ones are sent again with their resources. The host file stays complete. Fog draws at the layer’s real alpha (1.0 = fully opaque for host and players). **Lock for players** blocks client edits on a normal layer; fog layers are always locked for players (move/edit/erase rejected on the host).
In the layer panel (host / local file only): mark a leaf layer as **Fog of War layer** (must sit **above** the content it covers), then paint fog with brush/shapes on that layer. Players receive a **stripped** world — only objects **fully** covered by opaque fog (not merely overlapping) are omitted from join sync and from their save. Partially covered images stay. Moving or reshaping fog (or content under it) live-updates clients: newly covered objects are unloaded, revealed ones are sent again with their resources. The host file stays complete. Fog draws at the layer’s real alpha (1.0 = fully opaque for host and players). **Lock for players** blocks client edits on a normal layer; fog layers are always locked for players (move/edit/erase rejected on the host). Players also **cannot hide or fade** a fog layer (eye / alpha); only the host can toggle fog visibility, and the host rejects client DisplayData that would strip FoW.