AllLevelsCompletedNode

AllLevelsCompletedNode (from scenerystack/vegas) is a pseudo-dialog Node — a Panel wrapping a smiley FaceNode, a "you completed all levels" message, and a "Done" button — shown when a player finishes every level of a game. It's a plain Node rather than a true Dialog, so the caller is responsible for showing/hiding/positioning it (typically inside a semi-transparent overlay).

Why this page exists instead of RewardNode: RewardNode is real source in the SceneryStack repository (vegas/js/RewardNode.ts), but it is not re-exported from vegas.ts, the barrel file that defines what's actually importable via scenerystack/vegas — so import { RewardNode } from 'scenerystack/vegas' does not work against the published package. AllLevelsCompletedNode is a real, exported, and conceptually adjacent class (both are shown at a game-completion moment), so it was substituted here.

import { AllLevelsCompletedNode } from 'scenerystack/vegas';

A minimal example

const allLevelsCompletedNode = new AllLevelsCompletedNode( () => {
  // 'Done' was pressed - dismiss the dialog and return to the level-selection screen
  this.showLevelSelectionScreen();
}, {
  center: this.layoutBounds.center
} );

this.addChild( allLevelsCompletedNode );

Constructor

new AllLevelsCompletedNode( listener: PushButtonListener, providedOptions?: AllLevelsCompletedNodeOptions )

listener is called when the "Done" button is pressed; the class itself does not remove or hide the Node afterward.

Options

Option	Default	Effect
faceDiameter	160	Diameter of the smiley FaceNode
maxTextWidth	300	Constrains both the message RichText and the "Done" button's Text

AllLevelsCompletedNodeOptions otherwise extends the standard NodeOptions (position, visibility, pickability, etc. — the constructor calls this.mutate(options) at the end).

It's not a modal Dialog — you own the overlay

Unlike sun's Dialog, AllLevelsCompletedNode doesn't dim the background, trap focus, or remove itself on close. Wrap it yourself (e.g. behind a semi-transparent Rectangle covering the screen) if you need modal behavior, and remove/hide it explicitly from the listener callback passed to the constructor.