Install Cade, write and validate your first table, and explore it in the interactive console.

Build a scoring element and a mode from scratch to learn the shape of every table.

Short definitions of the core Cade terms, each linked to its full reference.

Guided, end-to-end walkthroughs that build one working thing from an empty file — with the reasoning behind each step.

Short recordings showing Cade features in action.

The formulas inside .cade attributes that make points, conditions, and values depend on live game state.

How Cade's runtime behaves — events and signals, modes and game flow, devices, scoring safety, and state sync.

Turn repeated blocks of devices, variables, and scoring into one parameterized assembly you instantiate per flipper, target, or lane.

Attach sound effects to devices and scoring, set levels, and generate sound with synth patches.

Attach sound to devices and scoring with owner-addressed route and selection blocks — candidate sources, weights, and how one is chosen per trigger.

Short, copy-pasteable HCL for common pinball features — bumpers, multiball, combos, multipliers, and more.

Every cade command — run a table, open the console, validate, test, migrate, and diagnose — with their flags.

The interactive TUI/REPL for debugging live games — evaluate expressions, fire events, inspect state, trace cascades.

Run Cade on a real cabinet — start it at boot, capture logs, monitor health, and apply updates.

Monitor a running table over HTTP — a live health dashboard, health endpoints for uptime checks, and an event-flow debugger.

Pin down how a table should behave with .cade.test files that run against the real scoring engine.

The browser harness's visual node editors for authoring and inspecting a table's rules, light shows, and audio.

Connect the same table to FAST Pinball hardware, Visual Pinball X, or the in-memory virtual driver.

Move a VPX/VBScript table to Cade — what to stop writing in script, and how it maps to declarative HCL.

Notable additions, changes, and fixes to the Cade Runtime, release by release.