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fix(board): make readable signs glow
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---
type: User Story
title: "US-011: Add readable physical-board signage"
description: Give generated quest boards a readable title and browsing instruction above their decorative signs.
status: done
---
# US-011: Add readable physical-board signage
As a **player**, I want readable signs on a generated quest board so that I know what it is and how to open it.
## Acceptance criteria
- [x] A generated physical board has a centered top sign reading `Quest Board` across its sign lines.
- [x] A centered sign immediately below instructs the player to right-click a sign below to browse quests.
- [x] The existing lower row retains three decorative signs with obfuscated or gibberish text.
- [x] All five signs and the visible oak planks open the globally shared quest-board interface.
- [x] New physical boards reserve and validate space for all five signs without overwriting blocks.
- [x] Existing generated boards with the prior three-sign layout are detected from their exact registered oak structure and upgraded with the two centered readable signs.
- [x] Existing custom single-block boards and unrelated structures are not modified.
- [x] Existing-board upgrades never overwrite occupied sign locations and persist new interaction locations failure-safely.
- [x] Automated tests verify sign placement, readable text, decorative text, interaction registration, obstruction handling, and prior-layout migration.
- [x] The title and instruction signs use glowing front-side text for readability while decorative signs remain non-glowing.
- [x] New boards receive glowing readable signs, and exact existing generated five-sign boards are refreshed on startup without modifying custom signs.
## Related
- [US-010: Generate a physical quest-board structure](us-010-generate-a-physical-quest-board.md)