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Adds DMD as an optional Player plugin in the existing Unity package. The integration declares global and game-specific settings, discovers available colorizations and display sources, and connects DMD runtime output through VPE's shared plugin contracts. The Player owns the configuration UI; no extra DMD Player package is required.

Field metadata supports wide inputs and paired display coordinates in the shared renderer. Package metadata and new source headers follow the VPE conventions.

Validation: exercised with the shared Player's plugin settings and runtime checks during the integration work. The plugin-contract tests and Windows Player standalone build passed; native macOS/Linux display hardware remains untested on this host.

Depends on the Core plugin contracts in freezy/VisualPinball.Engine#588 and the shared settings renderer in VisualPinball/VisualPinball.Engine.Player#1.

[greptile-apps]

Confidence Score: 5/5

[High impact] The PR appears safe to merge; no actionable new defect was established.

Summary

Adds DMD to the existing Unity package as an optional Player plugin.

• DMD now takes game display frames through the shared Player.
• Games can use a chosen colorization from an existing library.
• The shared Player now offers settings for DMD displays and hardware.
• Text files now use consistent line endings and file types stay clear.

Diagram

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flowchart LR
  Settings["Player settings"] --> Library["Find colorization library"]
  Library --> Select["Choose colorization"]
  Select --> Stage["Copy selected files to owned cache"]
  Source["Bound display source"] --> Input["ManagedDmdInput"]
  Input --> Graph["DMD graph and worker"]
  Stage --> Graph
  Graph --> Presentation["Player presentation frames"]
  Graph --> Outputs["Table display and native outputs"]

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