Limelight is the control room for a live relay race. Each leg charges in its own pool of light, and when the anchor reaches full charge the stage lifts them onto the line.
Team charge to the anchor leg: 88 percent, 21 of 24 footlights up.
Call the anchorEvery leg holds its own charge. The ring fills as the runner builds speed, and its size on the stage plan follows how close the handoff is.
Sora cleared the exchange zone clean. A finished leg holds its gold light and stays on the plan so the crowd can see the line it started.
The second runner took the baton at full charge and kept the inside line along the canal rail before the pass to Harbor Loop.
Hikari holds the inside line along the waterfront, banking charge for the handoff to the market straight.
The longest straight of the course. Charge builds in steps as the runner clears each stall row and nears the bridge approach.
The decisive leg. The priority flag is up because the whole crowd is waiting on this exchange, and the anchor is almost fully charged.
At full charge the frame opens and the runner steps out of the dark. Press the button to stage it.
Ren Asano takes the bridge. The light is on, the line is open.
Open the control room before the first exchange and watch five pools of light become one lit runner.
Enter the control room Limelight, a design language in the Katagami commons.