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--- commands:noodle [2026/10/03 23:43] – Document v6.7.6 Jump, Rice and Noodle selection, bounded fallback and empty-safe rollout wikiadmin
+++ commands:noodle [2026/10/04 20:54] (current) – Align player guides, command references, lobby behavior and translated summaries through v6.7.13 wikiadmin
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 ^ Alias | ''.noodles'' |
 ^ Timing | Future picks only; the visible queue stays unchanged |
+^ Behavior reference | v6.7.13 · reviewed 2026-10-04 |
 ===== Usage =====
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 ===== Small pools and fallback =====
-Strict fresh choices come first. Weaker qualifying hold charts can follow, but the composition boundary remains mandatory even when a combined pattern is scarce. Fallback does not turn Noodle into Rice or unrestricted Variety.
+Strict fresh choices come first, followed by weaker qualifying hold charts. **From [[updates:v6_7_7|v6.7.7]], once no fresh strict or relaxed Noodle choices remain, native Stream maps are the explicit fallback.** Stream must satisfy the existing sustained-Stream classification; arbitrary Variety charts are not admitted. This also applies to Noodle combinations. Other requested patterns remain preferred where available.
-The bot avoids the last ten played or skipped rounds and maps already current/queued when possible. If the entire bounded eligible pool is exhausted, its oldest available map can repeat. In the initial configured 3.0–4.0-star, 45–150-second 7K baseline, only two strict / eight including fallback maps qualify; a wider range can help. See the dated [[updates:v6_7_6|availability analysis]].
+The bot avoids the last ten played or skipped rounds and maps already current/queued when possible. From v6.7.7, an oldest available repeat is used only when both eligible Noodle and Stream pools are out of fresh choices. The October 3 release analysis at a 3.0–4.0-star, 45–150-second 7K baseline found two strict / eight including relaxed Noodle maps plus 98 native Stream fallback maps. These Stream maps are fallback capacity, not Noodle classifications. See the dated [[updates:v6_7_7|availability analysis]].
-Difficulty, length, pass count, age and native key mode remain unchanged. Converts are not Noodle fallback. If no qualifying maps fit, the previous preference is kept. Existing quiet fallback behavior is retained; a single Noodle pool label can show ''(relaxed)''.
+Difficulty, length, pass count, age and native key mode remain unchanged. Converts are not Noodle fallback. If a new Noodle request has no eligible Noodle or Stream maps, it is rejected and the previous preference is kept. Later exhaustion does not automatically restore an earlier preference. The selected preference remains Noodle and automatically regains priority when fresh choices are available. Fallback remains quiet in chat; ''.pool'' can show ''(relaxed)'' or ''(stream fallback)''. Visible queue entries remain unchanged.
+Stream fallback requires v6.7.7 or later. The LN/Noodle weighting reduction in v6.7.12 applies only to ordinary Variety, not this explicit Noodle preference.
 See [[commands:rice|Rice]], [[commands:ln|LN]], [[commands:style|Style combinations]], [[wiki:style_fallback|Fallback]] and [[updates:v6_7_6|v6.7.6]].