* Move geom's pcurve, label and check into solidcore::eval (pure git mv)
crates/geom/src/brep/{pcurve,pcurve_tests,label,check}.rs move unchanged to
solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/eval/. The next commits retype them to the kernel's evaluation
types and switch their callers; this commit is the move alone so their history follows them.
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* solidcore::eval: pcurve, label and check on the kernel's evaluation types
The moved files take eval::geometry's Curve, Curve2, Surface and Frame (the record's kinds,
field for field) and the kernel's evaluator, in place of the record's types and
solidcraft-geom's evaluator. What reads a record as a record leaves: the structural checks
(counts, budgets, a use's interval in its curve's natural range), the edge and face readers
(edge_curve_interval, form_turns on a Face) and the trim request types go to solidcore-ops,
which converts. Results are unchanged: the pcurve keeps its own pole test (the evaluator's
speed rule), knot span search and B-spline cut, not the kernel's collapse; the 80 eval tests
pass, the pcurve suite among them.
Lint-driven rewrites that keep each result: checked indexing, no pre-reserving from input counts,
the loop rotation without a remainder, a clamp that cannot panic on a reversed domain. The
hostile-record cases that depend on the record's checks are kept as no-panic checks here and as
refusals in ops.
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* solidcore-ops: pcurve, label and record_check over the record
The record's side of the moved kernel routines: each checks the record's structure as the
record's validation does (one budget per face, a use's interval in its curve's natural range, a
given pcurve as a 2D B-spline), converts through solidcore-convert, calls solidcore::eval and
converts back. The trim request types (TrimFace, TrimEdge, TrimUse, Trims) hold records, so they
live here. No arithmetic: ops' float-arithmetic and geometry-method lints pass unchanged.
The hostile-record refusals the record checks give (empty and non-finite intervals, a NaN
coordinate, a circle of no radius) are tested here.
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* Call pcurve, label and the record checks through solidcore-ops
geom, kernel, smlib and step call solidcore_ops::{pcurve, label, record_check} where they called
solidcraft_geom::brep::{pcurve, label, check}, which moved into solidcore::eval. One
implementation of each remains, in the kernel; geom's brep module no longer declares them.
solidcore-ops becomes a workspace dependency of the four crates (the seam check's public list
already allows it).
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* Move geom's record agreement check into solidcore::eval (pure git mv)
crates/geom/src/brep/geometry.rs moves unchanged to solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/eval/agreement.rs
(the kernel's eval already has a geometry module). The next commit retypes it.
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* solidcore::eval::agreement on a plain view; ops reads a record into it
The moved check reads a record through agreement::View (edges, vertices, faces and their uses,
in the kernel's evaluation types) in place of the record's Brep, which the kernel never sees.
solidcore-ops' record_check::agreement converts a record's curves, surfaces and pcurves into the
view and calls it; Mismatch, Problem and Record keep their wording. The pole test is the
pcurve's speed rule, as before.
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* Check record agreement through solidcore-ops
kernel, smlib, step and geom's tests call solidcore_ops::record_check::agreement where they
called solidcraft_geom::brep::geometry::check, which moved into solidcore::eval::agreement.
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* Leave kernel/src/tess on geom's pcurve path until the tess move
crates/kernel/src/tess is moving into solidcore-tess in its own pull request, so its three
pcurve::eval call sites are not edited here: geom::brep::pcurve re-exports
solidcore_ops::pcurve::eval for them, and goes when the tess move switches them.
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* solidcore/bench/step: the STEP reader bake-off harness
fetch.sh builds the corpus at run time from pinned sources (SolidCraft's STEP tests,
dan335/step-conformance, solidcore's fixtures, cadmpeg's fixtures, the NIST PMI and STEP Tools
sets through their SHA-256 pinned fetch scripts), folded by SHA-256; nothing downloaded is
committed. run.py runs readers in the solidcraft-cli eval shape with a timeout and writes
per-file.tsv and summary.md: opened, refused, timed out, all bodies closed, reference volumes
within 0.1% (references.tsv, from formulas), and wall time.
On main cc55f59bf2: 319 files, 195 opened, 135 with every body closed, 23 of 24 reference
volumes, median 0.20 s.
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* Move SolidCraft's STEP reader into solidcore (pure git mv)
crates/step moves unchanged to solidcore/crates/solidcore-step, and its Part 21 parser to
solidcore-record/src/step/p21.rs, where it takes the place of record's earlier port of this same
file (from a5b71ca2). This commit is the move alone, so the files keep their history and
authors; the next commits make them build in their new places and switch SolidCraft to them.
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* solidcore-record: the Part 21 parser keeps record's hardening
The moved parser takes back what record's port added in review (#2591): typed errors with the
same messages, entities in id order (BTreeMap), capped parameter and record counts, linear-time
decoding of unterminated escapes, a byte order mark skipped. The file's content is record's as
before the move; its history now runs through SolidCraft's parser.
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* solidcore-step: the moved reader as a solidcore workspace crate
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* solidcore-step: evaluate and form records through the kernel
The moved reader called solidcraft-geom's record evaluator, exact forms and vector helpers. It
now calls the kernel's: solidcore::eval's CurveEval, SurfaceEval, face_flux and form, through a
private `kernel` module that converts records with solidcore-convert, and the kernel's vector
measures on the record's Vec3 (`vec`). geom's form was a copy of the kernel's, function for
function; the face box (`extent`) is the kernel's with poles taken exactly. The B-spline cut is
the kernel's (eval::pcurve::segment), the pole test the pcurve's speed rule, both made public
for this. Profiling spans, which were SolidCraft's, are left out.
The crate keeps SolidCraft's formatting (its own rustfmt.toml) and lints under solidcore's hard
rules: no unsafe, unwrap, expect, panic or unchecked indexing (the 33 indexing sites are
rewritten with iterators and checked access, results unchanged). The step-conformance test reads
SolidCraft's tests/step-conformance where the tree has it.
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* SolidCraft reads and writes STEP through solidcore-step
crates/kernel's STEP import (step_in), STEP export (step_out) and IGES export (iges_out) call
solidcore_step where they called solidcraft_step; crates/step is gone. The Part 21 parse error is
the record's typed error, shown with the same message. solidcore-step joins the crates
SolidCraft may use directly (xtask/solidcore-public.txt) until its build is kernel primitives
under an ops recipe (RFC 0003, 1.6).
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* solidcore-step: bound faces with the pcurves' pole test (form::extent_by)
The bake-off showed the reader on the kernel's form::extent refusing 7 STEP Tools parts
(304-310 boxy_with_*: "loop encloses no (u, v) area") and reading the large parts 2-8x slower
(rear 37.8 s against 18.4 s): extent's exact collapse test classifies the boundary points
differently from the speed rule the reader's faces were always bounded with, and costs a
collapse search per point (the cost in #13655). extent's body now takes the pole test
(form::extent_by; extent keeps the exact one), and the reader passes the pcurves' speed rule.
On those files the result and time are base's again: boxy_with_cylindricity 174839.178,
nist_ftc_06 3323556.516, rear 14.0 s against 16.3 s.
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* Kernel rig: drop the gone crates/step paths
crates/step moved to solidcore/crates/solidcore-step, which the shared core (PATHS-ALL:
solidcore/**) already covers: the import and crash areas' PATHS and kernel-rig.yml drop it.
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* solidcore-step: a seam round the tube for a torus face winding around its axis
A torus face bounded by two circles about its axis (a half torus between its rims, the fillet
round a bore) was refused: "a face winding around a torus ... without a seam edge". It now gets
a seam as a band on a cylinder or sphere does, a tube circle at a vertex's angle, running from
the loop the face lies above up the tube to the other loop, so on the face's side whichever half
of the tube that is. On the bake-off 9 bodies that were open shells close: torus_ring (4934.802,
its reference), turbine, nist_ctc_05 (both editions), nist_ftc_06 rd, nist_ftc_11 (both),
nist_stc_06, nist_stc_10; every body closed goes 135 -> 145, reference volumes 23 -> 24 of 24.
bench/step/run.py takes a probe-shaped reader (LABEL=probe:COMMAND, one JSON line) for a
library without SolidCraft's CLI, and runs every reader on a file together so they meet the same
load.
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* solidcore-step: short entity names, POLY_LOOP, FACETED_BREP and plain FACE
What solidcore's step-import read and this reader refused:
- Part 21 short names (CRTPNT, FCSRF, PLYLP, ...) read as their long names, in the record's
parser (step-import's table, #2582). STEP Tools' clip and socks are written that way.
- A POLY_LOOP bound is a closed polygon: one vertex per point and one line edge per side, an edge
shared by every loop with the same two points.
- A FACETED_BREP is a manifold solid of such faces (calo, cylcub).
- A plain FACE, with no surface, lies on the plane of its loops (Newell's normal, refused where
the loop leaves the plane by more than the tolerance).
Tests: a faceted tetrahedron closes with 6 shared edges; short names parse to long ones; the
torus band seam from the commit before.
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* STEP: read topology outside representations, lines by their vertices, inner loops by area
Topology-first reading, as solidcore's step-import and step-brep read files (#2583):
- Topology no representation lists (bare geometry files): crates/kernel reads the file's
unlisted solids, then its unlisted shells and faces (each face a one-face sheet), through
solidcore_step::topology::roots, in the file's one representation context. A representation's
own shell and face items stay out (a presentation's are not bodies).
- A LINE edge whose vertices lie off its LINE (a direction or magnitude written wrong) is the
segment between its vertices, which the faces it bounds share; other curves still refuse a far
vertex.
- An inner loop written the way its outer loop runs, on a face whose loops close in (u, v), is
run the other way.
- More Part 21 short names (product structure, representations, units, FACETED_BREP).
Bake-off (319 files, 220 opened by some reader): opened 195 -> 212, every body closed 135 ->
148, reference volumes 24 of 24 (core 22); median time unchanged (0.123 s -> 0.119 s).
kernel-cases/import 35/35; the kernel's step_in, IGES and lump tests pass.
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* solidcore-step: a sphere face bounded by vertex loops at its poles is the whole sphere
A face of a sphere whose bounds are vertex loops alone, at its poles (cadmpeg's
ap242_vertex_loop), was refused as "a face without an edge loop". It is the whole sphere: its
loop becomes a meridian from the south pole to the north and back, which the slit completion
keeps as its seam, as a ball bounded by its seam alone already is. Any other face without an
edge loop is still refused. Test: a ball bounded by vertex loops at its poles closes with one
seam edge.
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* STEP import: a face SMLib refuses is named and left out; a face used twice is one piece
Opening a file never fails over faces that cannot be made: the face is left out, the rest come in
as an open body, and the import's warnings name each face left out with why.
- SMLib's refusal of a record face by its index ("flat arrays: face 90: a NURBS form that is not
its analytic surface") now names the file's face (face #1202), so it is left out like a face
the reader refuses. NIST CTC 02 (AP203) opens: 480 of its 487 faces as an open body, the 4
faces 622 mm off their surfaces and the one SMLib refuses named in the warnings.
- A face the solid's shells use more than once (cadmpeg br02: one face as the outer shell and two
voids) is read once, and its further uses are named as left out.
- One face read alone is the sheet itself (nothing to stitch).
bench/step/run.py counts the files opened with faces left out, from the import warnings.
Test: a face SMLib refuses by its index is named as the file's face.
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* STEP import: a solid whose only face cannot be made says which face, why and how far
A file whose one face cannot be made (cadmpeg's pc01, pc03 and tp06 non-coplanar fixtures:
edges 1 to 10 mm off the face's surface) has nothing consistent to open. Its error now reads
"the solid's only face, #30, cannot be made: an edge lies 1 mm off the face's surface" in place of
the count of faces whose pcurves failed. Test: a disk whose circle lies 1.5 mm off its plane.
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* solidcore-step: an unclamped B-spline curve is read clamped to its domain
A closed curve written as an unclamped B-spline (uniform knots past its ends, its first points
repeated at its end: cadmpeg's N04 recipes, periodic writers) had no closed-form pcurve on a
plane, so its faces were left out: "no exact pcurve of a B-spline on a plane". It is now read
as the same curve over [knots[p], knots[n]], clamped there by exact knot insertion
(eval::pcurve::segment), as every evaluator and pcurve takes a spline. recipe N04a and N04b open
as 3 closed solids each (5000 and 6000 mm³, as solidcore's step-brep reads them).
Test: a disk bounded by an unclamped periodic quadratic reads, its edge clamped to [0, 4].
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* solidcore-step: a seam round the axis for a torus face winding round its tube
A torus face bounded by two circles round its tube (an elbow's wall between its two ends) was
refused: "a loop winding around a surface more than once or in v". Its loops wind in v, so it
gets a seam the other way about: a circle about the axis at a vertex's angle round the tube,
running from the loop that winds up the tube towards −u (the face lies to the left of its loops)
to the other. band_seam and crossing take the parameter the loops wind in. In STEP Tools'
jack_in_the_box 14 bodies that were open shells close (34 -> 48 of 56).
Test: a quarter elbow closes with a quarter-circle seam about its axis.
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* Move step-brep's export mapping into step-export, its fixtures into solidcore-step (pure git mv)
brep_to_model (a kernel body as step-import's model, for the writer) moves to step-export, which
RFC 0003 item 1.7 measures against SolidCraft's writer; the two STEP fixtures move to
solidcore-step's tests. The move alone, so their history follows them; the next commit deletes
step-brep's import side.
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* Delete step-brep's STEP import: one STEP reader, solidcore-step
solidcore had two STEP readers; solidcore-step (SolidCraft's, moved in #13979) now reads what
step-brep's topology-first build read, but the faces it would have to build inconsistently
(#14038's gate). step-brep's import side goes: its build, constructor and UV trims (lib.rs,
constructor.rs, pcurves.rs) and their tests. What it kept for the writer, brep_to_model, is
step-export's now (RFC 0003 item 1.7); its round-trip cases that read back through the deleted
importer go with it. The panic-site list drops step-brep's rows and moves brep_to_model's.
Ported, with their names: the Discord fillet operand reads as one closed solid, and a face no
shell lists is a one-face sheet (crates/kernel step_in tests); rod_doubled_edge names the face
of its folded rim (solidcore-step). The fixtures moved with their history. The reading cases of
step-brep's tests, written by Brennen Herbruck (topology_first, issue_2580_winding_faces,
issue_2581_faceted_brep, issue_2583_topology_first, discord_fillet), are covered by
solidcore-step's tests of seams, tori, faceted solids, unlisted topology and the bake-off.
step-import stays for the goldens and step-export until #14123. Core's code for the 7
jack_in_the_box bodies still open (#14130) is at 2a96a046ca.
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* STEP: port step-brep's import panic fuzz onto solidcore-step
step-brep's tests/panic_fuzz.rs (#2490, by Brennen Herbruck) went with its import. Its cases
come back with their names:
- panic_fuzz_step_import (solidcore-step): the same mutations (truncation, flipped bytes,
hostile numbers, broken and cyclic references, dropped and repeated lines, swapped entity
names, deep nesting) of the Discord fillet and tetra fixtures and of primitives this crate's
writer writes. Each is parsed, read into records, checked as the kernel takes them, made into
kernel bodies and written again. Also entity_edit_lands_on_an_entity_name, and a check that
the written bases read back as solids, so the mutations reach the whole path.
- panic_fuzz_step_flat_decode (step-import, whose flat arrays it decodes).
Run: 3 seeds of 20 000 import cases and 5 000 flat cases, 0 findings, 0 hangs.
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* solidcore: rustfmt the panic fuzz harness's doc
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* panic fuzz harness: keep solidcore's formatting where solidcore-step includes it
solidcore-step formats with SolidCraft's rustfmt.toml, which reached the harness through its
#[path] include; the include is #[rustfmt::skip] now, and the harness is solidcore's as on main
but its doc naming the fuzzes that share it.
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* STEP and pcurves: topology short names; a use's interval refused when empty or not finite
From review:
- The record's parser maps the AP203 short names of the topology too (ADVFC, EDGCRV, EDGLP,
FCBND, MNSLBR, ORNEDG, VRTPNT): a file written with them had its faces refused.
- solidcore::eval::pcurve refuses a use whose interval is empty, reversed or not finite before
anything else: a given pcurve was checked against the interval, which a NaN end passed, so
exact_pcurves returned it as a pcurve. Tests: those intervals are Invalid with and without a
given pcurve; VRTPNT and FCBND read as their long names.
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* solidcore-record: short names checked against ISO's short-names file
Every pair of the table is as http://standards.iso.org/iso/10303/tech/short_names/short-names.txt
gives it, the source cited beside it. One was wrong, from step-import's table: CMCRSG is
COMPOSITE_CURVE_SEGMENT, not COMPOSITE_CURVE (CMPCRV, added).
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* solidcore: retire the step-import crate; one STEP parser, the record's p21
step-import's Part 21 parser is gone: the goldens' SMLib comparison, the
--step-corpus run and step-export read through solidcore-record's p21. The
neutral model moves to solidcore-record::step::model (plain data), the mapper
from p21 to that model moves to step-export (it computes frames and angles, so
it cannot live in the record), and the constructor script and flat arrays move
into the goldens crate, their only users.
p21's Exchange now keeps the HEADER's file name, authors and so on (step-export
reads them back). The brep_constructor golden is unchanged (185 of 185 cases).
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* Cargo.lock: solidcraft-step is now solidcore-step
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* io: the model cache key no longer names crates/step
The reader moved to solidcore/crates/solidcore-step, which the cache already keys as part of the solidcore tree.
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* solidcore: a whole turn a rounding short of a quarter line has its form from it (#12760)
Port of #13535's fix in crates/geom's form to the kernel's form, which the STEP reader now uses: a cylinder, cone, sphere or torus face of one whole turn whose seam reads back a rounding short of a quarter line started its form a quarter early, and a tube read back through STEP measured 14 % over.
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* pcurve docs: a pcurve without a closed form is refused, not fitted
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* bench/step: a malformed --reader is an error; a reader's bad JSON is a refusal, not a crash
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* STEP import: SMLib's first refusal names the file's face, on a turned sheet too
A solid SMLib refused by a face's record index ("flat arrays: face 12") had that index named as a file face only on the reads that left faces out, not the first, so where every face read alone nothing was left out and the faces were stitched instead. solid_part names it, with the face order of the record SMLib was given (a sheet's turned faces reorder it).
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* bench/step: a reader or corpus file that cannot be run is a crashed row, not a stopped run
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* STEP import: a styled or layered loose shell or face is still read
roots() took any reference to a shell or face as its topology's, so a bare face a STYLED_ITEM or a layer assignment names was skipped and the file read as having no bodies. A presentation's references (styles, layers, invisibility) no longer count.
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surface.ruled gets SurfaceRuledParams in a new schema/surface_ruled.rs and replies
with FeatureResult. mode and corners are keyword types in schema/types.rs with the
handler's messages; edges, direction, face and far get types of their own that keep
its messages (far is read in order, so the first bad item gives the same message).
angle and direction are checked whenever given; which mode needs them stays the
handler's.
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solidcore_ops::cancel::within runs work under a CancelToken. Every ops call
it makes on that thread runs with the token on the session's kernel, whose
long loops already poll it; once cancelled, the running call stops at the
kernel's next check and later calls are refused before they wait for the
kernel, each with Error::Cancelled.
A cancelled call leaves no partial state: an edited body is put back by the
session's rollback, no result is returned even if the kernel finished
first, the kernel is replaced as after a panic, and nothing reaches the
failure callback. Nested scopes stop with either token
(CancelToken::either in the kernel).
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* Move geom's pcurve, label and check into solidcore::eval (pure git mv)
crates/geom/src/brep/{pcurve,pcurve_tests,label,check}.rs move unchanged to
solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/eval/. The next commits retype them to the kernel's evaluation
types and switch their callers; this commit is the move alone so their history follows them.
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* solidcore::eval: pcurve, label and check on the kernel's evaluation types
The moved files take eval::geometry's Curve, Curve2, Surface and Frame (the record's kinds,
field for field) and the kernel's evaluator, in place of the record's types and
solidcraft-geom's evaluator. What reads a record as a record leaves: the structural checks
(counts, budgets, a use's interval in its curve's natural range), the edge and face readers
(edge_curve_interval, form_turns on a Face) and the trim request types go to solidcore-ops,
which converts. Results are unchanged: the pcurve keeps its own pole test (the evaluator's
speed rule), knot span search and B-spline cut, not the kernel's collapse; the 80 eval tests
pass, the pcurve suite among them.
Lint-driven rewrites that keep each result: checked indexing, no pre-reserving from input counts,
the loop rotation without a remainder, a clamp that cannot panic on a reversed domain. The
hostile-record cases that depend on the record's checks are kept as no-panic checks here and as
refusals in ops.
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* solidcore-ops: pcurve, label and record_check over the record
The record's side of the moved kernel routines: each checks the record's structure as the
record's validation does (one budget per face, a use's interval in its curve's natural range, a
given pcurve as a 2D B-spline), converts through solidcore-convert, calls solidcore::eval and
converts back. The trim request types (TrimFace, TrimEdge, TrimUse, Trims) hold records, so they
live here. No arithmetic: ops' float-arithmetic and geometry-method lints pass unchanged.
The hostile-record refusals the record checks give (empty and non-finite intervals, a NaN
coordinate, a circle of no radius) are tested here.
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* Call pcurve, label and the record checks through solidcore-ops
geom, kernel, smlib and step call solidcore_ops::{pcurve, label, record_check} where they called
solidcraft_geom::brep::{pcurve, label, check}, which moved into solidcore::eval. One
implementation of each remains, in the kernel; geom's brep module no longer declares them.
solidcore-ops becomes a workspace dependency of the four crates (the seam check's public list
already allows it).
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* Move geom's record agreement check into solidcore::eval (pure git mv)
crates/geom/src/brep/geometry.rs moves unchanged to solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/eval/agreement.rs
(the kernel's eval already has a geometry module). The next commit retypes it.
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* solidcore::eval::agreement on a plain view; ops reads a record into it
The moved check reads a record through agreement::View (edges, vertices, faces and their uses,
in the kernel's evaluation types) in place of the record's Brep, which the kernel never sees.
solidcore-ops' record_check::agreement converts a record's curves, surfaces and pcurves into the
view and calls it; Mismatch, Problem and Record keep their wording. The pole test is the
pcurve's speed rule, as before.
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* Check record agreement through solidcore-ops
kernel, smlib, step and geom's tests call solidcore_ops::record_check::agreement where they
called solidcraft_geom::brep::geometry::check, which moved into solidcore::eval::agreement.
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* Leave kernel/src/tess on geom's pcurve path until the tess move
crates/kernel/src/tess is moving into solidcore-tess in its own pull request, so its three
pcurve::eval call sites are not edited here: geom::brep::pcurve re-exports
solidcore_ops::pcurve::eval for them, and goes when the tess move switches them.
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* solidcore/bench/step: the STEP reader bake-off harness
fetch.sh builds the corpus at run time from pinned sources (SolidCraft's STEP tests,
dan335/step-conformance, solidcore's fixtures, cadmpeg's fixtures, the NIST PMI and STEP Tools
sets through their SHA-256 pinned fetch scripts), folded by SHA-256; nothing downloaded is
committed. run.py runs readers in the solidcraft-cli eval shape with a timeout and writes
per-file.tsv and summary.md: opened, refused, timed out, all bodies closed, reference volumes
within 0.1% (references.tsv, from formulas), and wall time.
On main cc55f59bf2: 319 files, 195 opened, 135 with every body closed, 23 of 24 reference
volumes, median 0.20 s.
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* Move SolidCraft's STEP reader into solidcore (pure git mv)
crates/step moves unchanged to solidcore/crates/solidcore-step, and its Part 21 parser to
solidcore-record/src/step/p21.rs, where it takes the place of record's earlier port of this same
file (from a5b71ca2). This commit is the move alone, so the files keep their history and
authors; the next commits make them build in their new places and switch SolidCraft to them.
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* solidcore-record: the Part 21 parser keeps record's hardening
The moved parser takes back what record's port added in review (#2591): typed errors with the
same messages, entities in id order (BTreeMap), capped parameter and record counts, linear-time
decoding of unterminated escapes, a byte order mark skipped. The file's content is record's as
before the move; its history now runs through SolidCraft's parser.
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* solidcore-step: the moved reader as a solidcore workspace crate
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* solidcore-step: evaluate and form records through the kernel
The moved reader called solidcraft-geom's record evaluator, exact forms and vector helpers. It
now calls the kernel's: solidcore::eval's CurveEval, SurfaceEval, face_flux and form, through a
private `kernel` module that converts records with solidcore-convert, and the kernel's vector
measures on the record's Vec3 (`vec`). geom's form was a copy of the kernel's, function for
function; the face box (`extent`) is the kernel's with poles taken exactly. The B-spline cut is
the kernel's (eval::pcurve::segment), the pole test the pcurve's speed rule, both made public
for this. Profiling spans, which were SolidCraft's, are left out.
The crate keeps SolidCraft's formatting (its own rustfmt.toml) and lints under solidcore's hard
rules: no unsafe, unwrap, expect, panic or unchecked indexing (the 33 indexing sites are
rewritten with iterators and checked access, results unchanged). The step-conformance test reads
SolidCraft's tests/step-conformance where the tree has it.
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* SolidCraft reads and writes STEP through solidcore-step
crates/kernel's STEP import (step_in), STEP export (step_out) and IGES export (iges_out) call
solidcore_step where they called solidcraft_step; crates/step is gone. The Part 21 parse error is
the record's typed error, shown with the same message. solidcore-step joins the crates
SolidCraft may use directly (xtask/solidcore-public.txt) until its build is kernel primitives
under an ops recipe (RFC 0003, 1.6).
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* solidcore-step: bound faces with the pcurves' pole test (form::extent_by)
The bake-off showed the reader on the kernel's form::extent refusing 7 STEP Tools parts
(304-310 boxy_with_*: "loop encloses no (u, v) area") and reading the large parts 2-8x slower
(rear 37.8 s against 18.4 s): extent's exact collapse test classifies the boundary points
differently from the speed rule the reader's faces were always bounded with, and costs a
collapse search per point (the cost in #13655). extent's body now takes the pole test
(form::extent_by; extent keeps the exact one), and the reader passes the pcurves' speed rule.
On those files the result and time are base's again: boxy_with_cylindricity 174839.178,
nist_ftc_06 3323556.516, rear 14.0 s against 16.3 s.
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* Kernel rig: drop the gone crates/step paths
crates/step moved to solidcore/crates/solidcore-step, which the shared core (PATHS-ALL:
solidcore/**) already covers: the import and crash areas' PATHS and kernel-rig.yml drop it.
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* solidcore-step: a seam round the tube for a torus face winding around its axis
A torus face bounded by two circles about its axis (a half torus between its rims, the fillet
round a bore) was refused: "a face winding around a torus ... without a seam edge". It now gets
a seam as a band on a cylinder or sphere does, a tube circle at a vertex's angle, running from
the loop the face lies above up the tube to the other loop, so on the face's side whichever half
of the tube that is. On the bake-off 9 bodies that were open shells close: torus_ring (4934.802,
its reference), turbine, nist_ctc_05 (both editions), nist_ftc_06 rd, nist_ftc_11 (both),
nist_stc_06, nist_stc_10; every body closed goes 135 -> 145, reference volumes 23 -> 24 of 24.
bench/step/run.py takes a probe-shaped reader (LABEL=probe:COMMAND, one JSON line) for a
library without SolidCraft's CLI, and runs every reader on a file together so they meet the same
load.
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* solidcore-step: short entity names, POLY_LOOP, FACETED_BREP and plain FACE
What solidcore's step-import read and this reader refused:
- Part 21 short names (CRTPNT, FCSRF, PLYLP, ...) read as their long names, in the record's
parser (step-import's table, #2582). STEP Tools' clip and socks are written that way.
- A POLY_LOOP bound is a closed polygon: one vertex per point and one line edge per side, an edge
shared by every loop with the same two points.
- A FACETED_BREP is a manifold solid of such faces (calo, cylcub).
- A plain FACE, with no surface, lies on the plane of its loops (Newell's normal, refused where
the loop leaves the plane by more than the tolerance).
Tests: a faceted tetrahedron closes with 6 shared edges; short names parse to long ones; the
torus band seam from the commit before.
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* STEP: read topology outside representations, lines by their vertices, inner loops by area
Topology-first reading, as solidcore's step-import and step-brep read files (#2583):
- Topology no representation lists (bare geometry files): crates/kernel reads the file's
unlisted solids, then its unlisted shells and faces (each face a one-face sheet), through
solidcore_step::topology::roots, in the file's one representation context. A representation's
own shell and face items stay out (a presentation's are not bodies).
- A LINE edge whose vertices lie off its LINE (a direction or magnitude written wrong) is the
segment between its vertices, which the faces it bounds share; other curves still refuse a far
vertex.
- An inner loop written the way its outer loop runs, on a face whose loops close in (u, v), is
run the other way.
- More Part 21 short names (product structure, representations, units, FACETED_BREP).
Bake-off (319 files, 220 opened by some reader): opened 195 -> 212, every body closed 135 ->
148, reference volumes 24 of 24 (core 22); median time unchanged (0.123 s -> 0.119 s).
kernel-cases/import 35/35; the kernel's step_in, IGES and lump tests pass.
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* solidcore-step: a sphere face bounded by vertex loops at its poles is the whole sphere
A face of a sphere whose bounds are vertex loops alone, at its poles (cadmpeg's
ap242_vertex_loop), was refused as "a face without an edge loop". It is the whole sphere: its
loop becomes a meridian from the south pole to the north and back, which the slit completion
keeps as its seam, as a ball bounded by its seam alone already is. Any other face without an
edge loop is still refused. Test: a ball bounded by vertex loops at its poles closes with one
seam edge.
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* STEP import: a face SMLib refuses is named and left out; a face used twice is one piece
Opening a file never fails over faces that cannot be made: the face is left out, the rest come in
as an open body, and the import's warnings name each face left out with why.
- SMLib's refusal of a record face by its index ("flat arrays: face 90: a NURBS form that is not
its analytic surface") now names the file's face (face #1202), so it is left out like a face
the reader refuses. NIST CTC 02 (AP203) opens: 480 of its 487 faces as an open body, the 4
faces 622 mm off their surfaces and the one SMLib refuses named in the warnings.
- A face the solid's shells use more than once (cadmpeg br02: one face as the outer shell and two
voids) is read once, and its further uses are named as left out.
- One face read alone is the sheet itself (nothing to stitch).
bench/step/run.py counts the files opened with faces left out, from the import warnings.
Test: a face SMLib refuses by its index is named as the file's face.
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* STEP import: a solid whose only face cannot be made says which face, why and how far
A file whose one face cannot be made (cadmpeg's pc01, pc03 and tp06 non-coplanar fixtures:
edges 1 to 10 mm off the face's surface) has nothing consistent to open. Its error now reads
"the solid's only face, #30, cannot be made: an edge lies 1 mm off the face's surface" in place of
the count of faces whose pcurves failed. Test: a disk whose circle lies 1.5 mm off its plane.
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* solidcore-step: an unclamped B-spline curve is read clamped to its domain
A closed curve written as an unclamped B-spline (uniform knots past its ends, its first points
repeated at its end: cadmpeg's N04 recipes, periodic writers) had no closed-form pcurve on a
plane, so its faces were left out: "no exact pcurve of a B-spline on a plane". It is now read
as the same curve over [knots[p], knots[n]], clamped there by exact knot insertion
(eval::pcurve::segment), as every evaluator and pcurve takes a spline. recipe N04a and N04b open
as 3 closed solids each (5000 and 6000 mm³, as solidcore's step-brep reads them).
Test: a disk bounded by an unclamped periodic quadratic reads, its edge clamped to [0, 4].
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* solidcore-step: a seam round the axis for a torus face winding round its tube
A torus face bounded by two circles round its tube (an elbow's wall between its two ends) was
refused: "a loop winding around a surface more than once or in v". Its loops wind in v, so it
gets a seam the other way about: a circle about the axis at a vertex's angle round the tube,
running from the loop that winds up the tube towards −u (the face lies to the left of its loops)
to the other. band_seam and crossing take the parameter the loops wind in. In STEP Tools'
jack_in_the_box 14 bodies that were open shells close (34 -> 48 of 56).
Test: a quarter elbow closes with a quarter-circle seam about its axis.
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* Move step-brep's export mapping into step-export, its fixtures into solidcore-step (pure git mv)
brep_to_model (a kernel body as step-import's model, for the writer) moves to step-export, which
RFC 0003 item 1.7 measures against SolidCraft's writer; the two STEP fixtures move to
solidcore-step's tests. The move alone, so their history follows them; the next commit deletes
step-brep's import side.
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* Delete step-brep's STEP import: one STEP reader, solidcore-step
solidcore had two STEP readers; solidcore-step (SolidCraft's, moved in #13979) now reads what
step-brep's topology-first build read, but the faces it would have to build inconsistently
(#14038's gate). step-brep's import side goes: its build, constructor and UV trims (lib.rs,
constructor.rs, pcurves.rs) and their tests. What it kept for the writer, brep_to_model, is
step-export's now (RFC 0003 item 1.7); its round-trip cases that read back through the deleted
importer go with it. The panic-site list drops step-brep's rows and moves brep_to_model's.
Ported, with their names: the Discord fillet operand reads as one closed solid, and a face no
shell lists is a one-face sheet (crates/kernel step_in tests); rod_doubled_edge names the face
of its folded rim (solidcore-step). The fixtures moved with their history. The reading cases of
step-brep's tests, written by Brennen Herbruck (topology_first, issue_2580_winding_faces,
issue_2581_faceted_brep, issue_2583_topology_first, discord_fillet), are covered by
solidcore-step's tests of seams, tori, faceted solids, unlisted topology and the bake-off.
step-import stays for the goldens and step-export until #14123. Core's code for the 7
jack_in_the_box bodies still open (#14130) is at 2a96a046ca.
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* STEP: port step-brep's import panic fuzz onto solidcore-step
step-brep's tests/panic_fuzz.rs (#2490, by Brennen Herbruck) went with its import. Its cases
come back with their names:
- panic_fuzz_step_import (solidcore-step): the same mutations (truncation, flipped bytes,
hostile numbers, broken and cyclic references, dropped and repeated lines, swapped entity
names, deep nesting) of the Discord fillet and tetra fixtures and of primitives this crate's
writer writes. Each is parsed, read into records, checked as the kernel takes them, made into
kernel bodies and written again. Also entity_edit_lands_on_an_entity_name, and a check that
the written bases read back as solids, so the mutations reach the whole path.
- panic_fuzz_step_flat_decode (step-import, whose flat arrays it decodes).
Run: 3 seeds of 20 000 import cases and 5 000 flat cases, 0 findings, 0 hangs.
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* solidcore: rustfmt the panic fuzz harness's doc
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* panic fuzz harness: keep solidcore's formatting where solidcore-step includes it
solidcore-step formats with SolidCraft's rustfmt.toml, which reached the harness through its
#[path] include; the include is #[rustfmt::skip] now, and the harness is solidcore's as on main
but its doc naming the fuzzes that share it.
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* STEP and pcurves: topology short names; a use's interval refused when empty or not finite
From review:
- The record's parser maps the AP203 short names of the topology too (ADVFC, EDGCRV, EDGLP,
FCBND, MNSLBR, ORNEDG, VRTPNT): a file written with them had its faces refused.
- solidcore::eval::pcurve refuses a use whose interval is empty, reversed or not finite before
anything else: a given pcurve was checked against the interval, which a NaN end passed, so
exact_pcurves returned it as a pcurve. Tests: those intervals are Invalid with and without a
given pcurve; VRTPNT and FCBND read as their long names.
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* solidcore-record: short names checked against ISO's short-names file
Every pair of the table is as http://standards.iso.org/iso/10303/tech/short_names/short-names.txt
gives it, the source cited beside it. One was wrong, from step-import's table: CMCRSG is
COMPOSITE_CURVE_SEGMENT, not COMPOSITE_CURVE (CMPCRV, added).
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* Cargo.lock: solidcraft-step is now solidcore-step
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* io: the model cache key no longer names crates/step
The reader moved to solidcore/crates/solidcore-step, which the cache already keys as part of the solidcore tree.
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* solidcore: a whole turn a rounding short of a quarter line has its form from it (#12760)
Port of #13535's fix in crates/geom's form to the kernel's form, which the STEP reader now uses: a cylinder, cone, sphere or torus face of one whole turn whose seam reads back a rounding short of a quarter line started its form a quarter early, and a tube read back through STEP measured 14 % over.
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* pcurve docs: a pcurve without a closed form is refused, not fitted
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* bench/step: a malformed --reader is an error; a reader's bad JSON is a refusal, not a crash
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* STEP import: SMLib's first refusal names the file's face, on a turned sheet too
A solid SMLib refused by a face's record index ("flat arrays: face 12") had that index named as a file face only on the reads that left faces out, not the first, so where every face read alone nothing was left out and the faces were stitched instead. solid_part names it, with the face order of the record SMLib was given (a sheet's turned faces reorder it).
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* bench/step: a reader or corpus file that cannot be run is a crashed row, not a stopped run
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* claim: #13537 and #13538, rim cut and overlapping-cylinder fillet
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* blend: a rail's end at a side edge starts from the round's corner section (#13538)
A round of either crossing edge of two crossing cylinders (SolidCraft's
fillet_the_edges_between_two_overlapping_cylinders, R 13) was refused with
status 1001: CalcFilletIntSideFace found no intersection of the round with
the cap. With the walls' offsets continued as themselves (whole circles),
the faces hold two balls at each cap edge, the round of each crossing.
CalcRailIntEdgeuse's first guess on the small wall's cap edge, upstream's
radius fraction along the edge, solved the rail end onto the other
crossing's ball (contact at (4.02, 20.35) instead of (18.98, 8.37)), so the
cap curve between the two rail ends did not exist.
The first guess is now where the ball's section through the filleted
edge's end touches the side edge: the section is solved from the edge
point on both faces, so it is the ball of this round (the start of a
rolling-ball march; Choi and Ju 1989). The section solve is
ball_fit::edge_section, shared with ball_fits_its_faces. Upstream's other
guesses follow unchanged.
This also covers #3045 (the plate's arc end): its test passes with the
face-domain clamp on the drop removed, and that clamp is what broke this
case at a445bdaac6..c0d3cc0124 (b11c5554b3): it moved the drop's guess to
the face's end, from where the solve also found the other ball. One
construction, so the clamp goes.
Goldens, blend.fillet_executive_p3, 12 cases moved (every other blend
unit unchanged):
- radius-supported-at-limit-accepted: built (volume 2199.999313) ->
refused 1001 (input kept, 2200). The rail end moves one ulp
(29.999920000080003 -> 29.99992000008); the case sits at the radius
limit. The old body was off its closed form (2200 - 4e-8) by 6.9e-4.
- stubs4-coons_01_03_29-e0-r0.5: refused 1001 -> built (8 vertices, 12
edges, 5 faces; mass status 1007 before and after: not a solid).
- ten others: same status and counts; mass properties move at most
4e-9 relative; in four (issue_2176 tab side, issue-880 half-arc 1-1 and
1.4437, stubs4-coons e3) the curves' and surfaces' digests change too
(the rail ends' parameters converge to other roundings).
New test: solidcore-ops round_between_crossing_cylinders (R 6 at each
crossing, both, and R 13), closed-form volumes; fails without this change
(R 13: Status(1001)).
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* blend: a variable round too large for a box edge is refused with the radius that fits
a_failed_variable_radius_fillet_keeps_its_error_and_a_current_body (radius
0.5 to 30 along an edge of the 10 x 20 x 30 box) was refused with a bare
status 1001; with the rail end continued from the corner section it is
refused as FilletRefused, same status, naming radius 10 as the largest
that builds (the 10 wide side). The body is kept as before.
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* Known failing: the overlapping cylinders' round builds again (#13538)
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* blend: a rail end on an offset continued as itself is solved on its closed turn (#13538)
solidcore's issue_1945_rail_uv_trim top_edge_round_is_valid failed after
the rail end started from the round's corner section: the round of the
bar's top edge, ending on the boss's arc round, was refused ("a round's
rail leaves the face it rolls on into the body's material"). The rail
end's solve found the right point (side-edge parameter 0.99805 as before)
but named it on the arc round's offset one generator turn away: v
-3.3445 instead of 0.6555, which the face's trim reads as off the face.
LoadInitialValues solved the other surface on its base domain grown by
SetupOffsetExtension, several turns of a surface that continues as
itself. The extension names each point once inside its closed turn: round
the axis it wraps past the turn (WR-650), and along a circle generator (a
torus's, a revolved circle's) the closed circle holds every point. Those
directions are now solved there (closed_turn): round the axis periodic on
the turn, along the generator bounded half the gap past either end (its
extension spans are quarter turns, the base's need not be, so it is not
wrapped).
Every blend unit's goldens are unchanged from the previous commit's.
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* blend: drop the import main's definition change left unused (#13538)
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* Merge origin/main; goldens: the round at the minimum radius is known failing (tangency-labs/solidcore#3245)
radius-supported-at-limit-accepted depends on rounding: the round and its
end arcs lie r(sqrt 2 - 1) = 3.3e-5 from the corner they replace, inside
the 5e-5 of the corner vertex's and the fillet's tolerances, so whether the
end arcs are imprinted flips with ulp-level changes (it came out
[1001,8,12,6] on the merge with main where it was blessed [1001,12,18,8]).
It is listed in known_failing.json, without a golden line, until #3245.
PASS blend.fillet_executive_p3 cases=798 changed=0 known_failing=5.
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* solidcore: building a cap face of a long outline stops walking the whole face for each edge (#14329)
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* solidcore: an unheard face edit skips walking the face's edge uses (#14329)
Each edge added to a face notifies the face (PostEdit), which walked every
edge use and vertex use of the face. An edge use's PostEdit changes nothing
and only a context notify callback can see it, so without one the edge-use
walk is skipped. Building the cap of an outline of N lines was O(N^2) in
that walk; the cap of a 12,000-line outline builds in 10.4 s instead of
15.2 s, with the same face.
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Each new face of an extrusion, revolution, sweep, loft or screw sweep is
named (start cap, end cap, or the wall swept from a sketch segment) so later
features find it again. The kernel meshed every new body to work the names
out; on extrusion-heavy designs that mesh was about a third of the rebuild.
The names now come from the exact body: a cap is a face on the start or end
plane, the start one where a profile point lies on it; a wall comes from each
segment whose middle lies on its edge in the sketch plane, or whose point
half-way along lies on the face (solidcore-ops `Body::face_distances`, the
kernel's trimmed face closest point). Edges and faces SMLib built to its own
tolerance are matched to it. The smlib_sweeps roles line leaves
xtask/mesh-decisions.txt (RFC 0003, item 3.3).
* claim: #519 thread flank continuity
* Threads: keep each flank as one curved face
* Threads: preserve saved flank faces when rebuilding old designs
Keep historical thread faces and construction order when a saved feature
has no continuous_flanks field. New threads use continuous flanks by
default, with a preference for the historical layout. Redefine and dialog
reopen retain the feature's saved choice. Generic coils and hole features
keep their existing construction.
Captured pre-change flank names and points remain on the original faces,
including both chamfered ends. All 49 engine thread tests, the UI dialog
regression, and both SMLib guard checks pass. Independent Astra review
found no correctness findings. Required cargo xtask ci passed repository
validators and strict workspace Clippy; its full native test build was
stopped because the available disk cannot hold the remaining binaries.
All 14 selected crates pass cargo xtask wasm. The sweep group retains one
documented baseline cylinder-section failure.
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* Threads: a new Thread dialog leaves the default flank layout out of the command
The Thread dialog put `continuous_flanks` into every new command, so the
untouched dialog no longer sent only its face and
`dialogs_thread::tests::every_option_reaches_the_command` failed. Continuous
flanks are the command's default, so the dialog now sends the option only when
the `thread_continuous_flanks` preference asks for the historical half-turn
faces. Editing a saved thread still sends its saved layout.
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* Threads: continuous flanks are not a preference; record the ladder's thread cases
New modeled threads always get continuous flank faces. The
`thread_continuous_flanks` preference, its Design page row, its message
catalog strings and its control-protocol entry are removed. A saved
thread still keeps its own `continuous_flanks` field, so an old design
reopens and rebuilds with its half-turn faces, and editing it keeps them.
The dialog test now checks that a new Thread dialog leaves the field out
and that reopening a saved thread keeps its layout.
Kernel ladder: 29 cases make fewer faces, edges and vertices because each
flank is one face: 06-threads/001 to 017 and 019 to 028, and
11-cumulative-parts/003 and 004. Their volume and area match the old
golden to 4e-9 relative and every check passes. Run with
`continuous_flanks: false`, all 29 make exactly the old counts. Only those
29 entries change; the ladder's order and report stay as on main.
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* sweep: test that a pipe reaching past a bend's centre is refused (#13766)
A pipe whose radius reaches the centre of a bend in its path folds its wall
through itself on the inside of that bend. The test sweeps pipes along an
ellipse with semi-axes 2 and 4 (tightest bend radius 1) and a circle of
radius 2, and expects radii 1% or more past the bend refused as InvalidInput
and radii 1% within it built as manifold solids.
On main 3e2cc277e it fails at radius 1.01: create_pipe_sweep builds the pipe.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* sweep: refuse a pipe whose radius reaches past a bend's centre (#13766)
create_pipe_sweep checked only that the radius is above zero, as upstream
does (SmApiBrep.cpp:1385). Where the path bends with a radius smaller than
the pipe's, the circles of neighbouring sections cross on the inside of the
bend and the swept wall folds through itself; the pipe surface is singular
wherever the radius reaches 1/kappa of the path (Maekawa, Patrikalakis,
Sakkalis and Yu, "Analysis and applications of pipe surfaces", CAGD 15(5),
1998). The panic fuzz's face_ops case 3447330831849305406 built such a
pipe (radius 5.05 along an ellipse whose tightest bend is 1.62), and its
silhouette ran past the hang limit.
path_bends_within measures the path's curvature at 16 samples per knot span,
both span ends included, and create_pipe_sweep refuses the pipe as
InvalidInput when a sample's bend radius is at most the pipe's. A refusal is
proved by the sample; a bend between two samples is missed and that pipe is
built as before. The upstream defect is recorded as WR-774.
general_path_sweep's ledger test swept its 0.75 pipe along the balance
wire's points fitted closed, which bends with radius 0.041 near its start
and 0.045 near its end. Fitted open, as the wire runs, the spline still
bends with radius 0.564 near its far end, so that case's pipe is now 0.5.
Its walls are bare B-spline faces as before.
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* Preferences: turn the control channel on and off at once, with a port (#5736)
"Let AI agents connect" moves to Preferences > Assistant > Agents through
MCP and gets a Port field (default 27878, as before). Turning it on or
off, or changing the port, now takes effect without a restart: the
listener closes with its connections, token file and discovery file, and
opens again where the setting asks. A port another program holds shows a
message under the field. --control / SOLIDCRAFT_CONTROL_PORT still win for
the run; the setting then waits for the next launch.
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* Preferences: "Let AI agents connect" is off by default
A new install no longer opens the control channel at launch: the switch
in Preferences > Assistant > Agents through MCP starts off, and turning it
on opens the channel at once, on its port. Preferences saved with it on
keep it on; --control and SOLIDCRAFT_CONTROL_PORT still open it for a run.
The docs and tests follow the new default.
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* claim: #10794
Signed-off-by: Maurizio Monticelli <maurizio@whatwedo.ch>
* Sketch: constraint glyphs can be drawn larger, and their label stays clear of the cursor
Constraint glyphs are a fixed 15-pixel badge with a small letter or
icon, so zooming never made them easier to read, and the label that
names a hovered glyph sat 12 px below and right of the pointer, where
the cursor arrow covers it.
Preferences > Sketch gets "Constraint glyph size" (constraint_glyph_scale,
100% to 300%): badge, letter, icon, spacing and the hover reach grow
together. The default of 100% is the size they always had. The hover
label now goes above the glyph and the pointer, or to their left near
the top of the view, and only below them past the cursor's reach when
neither fits.
Fixes#10794
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volume_of() accepted Positive, Negative and Undecided enclosures alike, so a sign failure would pass. positive() panics unless soundness proves the volume Positive; the overlap and containment asserts are unchanged.
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sweep::cornered::cornered_sweep sweeps a closed planar profile along a path
with corners. Each piece is swept on its own (lines as degree-1 skins between
shared sections, arcs by the rotational sweep) and sewn as sweep::segments
sews; a corner's mitre section is asked once and shared by the runs it joins.
Twist, rails, helices, an arc with an end scale or ending at a corner, and a
closed path with an end scale or closing at a corner are refused by name.
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* claim: #14205
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
* Move: Ctrl/Shift+click adds bodies after the dialog goes on (#14205)
In Point to Point, Point to Position and Rotate, a body pick moves the
dialog on to From, Point or Axis (#6170), so each further body needed a
click back into Bodies. A Ctrl or Shift click on a body now adds it to
Bodies (or takes it out if picked already), as Ctrl/Shift+click adds to
the selection in the view, and the dialog stays on the input it was on.
Plain clicks behave as before.
Fixes#14205
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
* Move: add-only Shift keeps a picked body; Bodies hold while OK computes
Review follow-up for #14205. With Shift adding only (Preferences), a
Shift click on a body Move has picked already now keeps it in Bodies;
Ctrl still takes it out. While OK computes, a Ctrl or Shift click leaves
Bodies as it is, as dialog_pick holds the other inputs. The test setup
moves to a helper shared by the three tests.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
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* claim: #10676
Signed-off-by: Maurizio Monticelli <maurizio@whatwedo.ch>
* Agent chat: Ctrl+A in the transcript selects the whole conversation
Each Markdown block of a reply is a label of its own, and egui's label
selection cannot be set from code, so Ctrl+A only selected the block the
selection was in. While the chat owns the keyboard and no text box has
focus, Ctrl+A (Cmd+A) now selects every prompt and answer of the retained
conversation: their text is drawn over the selection colour, and Copy
puts them on the clipboard in order, as they read, each under who wrote
it. Thoughts, tool cards, plans, notices and the composer are left out.
Esc or a click ends it; a focused composer keeps its own Select All.
Docked, floating and popped out.
Signed-off-by: Maurizio Monticelli <maurizio@whatwedo.ch>
* Agent chat: outline the select-all highlight so it shows on a prompt bubble
The selection fill is the same colour as the user bubble, so in the dark
theme a selected prompt looked unselected. Each highlighted block now also
gets a 1 px outline in the selection stroke colour.
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* App bar: Home follows the app's name as drawn
Home sat at a fixed 128 pt from the bar's edge, sized for "SolidCraft", so
a host with a longer name drew it under Home. The bar now lays the name
out in the font it is drawn in (semibold at the heading size) and places
Home a 6 pt gap after it, with 128 as the least place.
128 came from SolidCraft's name: it starts at 36 and is 65.1 pt wide in
Plex Sans semibold 14, ending at 101.1; Home's button starts at 108, 6.9
after it. The gap is rounded down to 6 so SolidCraft's bar does not move
(36 + 65.1 + 6 + 20 = 127.1 < 128).
Tests: app_bar::tests::home_follows_a_long_app_name (a long name's text
ends before Home; on the old code it ended at 249 with Home at 108) and
titlebar::tests::home_keeps_its_place_after_solidcrafts_name (SolidCraft's
Home stays 88 pt right of the name's start, as before). No expected
values changed.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Theme files: built-in themes load under any host's tab table
A theme's `tabs` names tabs of the host's tab table, and reading one that
named a tab the table lacked failed the whole file. The look's built-in
themes key Onyx's per-tab surfaces by SolidCraft's tab names, and one
failed built-in empties the list, so under another host's tab table
every built-in theme but Light and Dark was missing.
Design: the strictness now depends on who wrote the file. Built-ins
(read_builtin) still check every `tabs` entry's surfaces and colours, but
leave out an entry for a tab the host lacks. Files a user imports, saves
or loads from a profile (from_value, parse, set_tabs, resolve_for_tab)
are read exactly as before, so SolidCraft's errors for a misspelt or
extra tab are unchanged and saved themes load as before.
Keying the tints by accent ramp instead would let another host's tabs
pick up Onyx's surfaces, but it changes the theme file format and needs
migration of saved and imported files; this change needs neither. Its
cost: a host whose tab names differ gets no per-tab surfaces from Onyx.
Tests: theme_files::tests::a_builtin_keeps_only_the_hosts_tabs_and_a_
users_file_is_still_refused (old code: "theme tinted: `tabs` has too many
entries") and look's every_builtin_theme_loads_under_a_host_with_other_tabs
(old code: read_builtin failed). The look tests' host tab table changes
from SolidCraft's seven tabs, which only let the built-ins load, to three
tabs it does not have (DRAW, SHAPE, PAINT); install_gives_the_kit_...
asserted 25 built-ins against it and failed (0) on the old code.
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* Move geom's pcurve, label and check into solidcore::eval (pure git mv)
crates/geom/src/brep/{pcurve,pcurve_tests,label,check}.rs move unchanged to
solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/eval/. The next commits retype them to the kernel's evaluation
types and switch their callers; this commit is the move alone so their history follows them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore::eval: pcurve, label and check on the kernel's evaluation types
The moved files take eval::geometry's Curve, Curve2, Surface and Frame (the record's kinds,
field for field) and the kernel's evaluator, in place of the record's types and
solidcraft-geom's evaluator. What reads a record as a record leaves: the structural checks
(counts, budgets, a use's interval in its curve's natural range), the edge and face readers
(edge_curve_interval, form_turns on a Face) and the trim request types go to solidcore-ops,
which converts. Results are unchanged: the pcurve keeps its own pole test (the evaluator's
speed rule), knot span search and B-spline cut, not the kernel's collapse; the 80 eval tests
pass, the pcurve suite among them.
Lint-driven rewrites that keep each result: checked indexing, no pre-reserving from input counts,
the loop rotation without a remainder, a clamp that cannot panic on a reversed domain. The
hostile-record cases that depend on the record's checks are kept as no-panic checks here and as
refusals in ops.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-ops: pcurve, label and record_check over the record
The record's side of the moved kernel routines: each checks the record's structure as the
record's validation does (one budget per face, a use's interval in its curve's natural range, a
given pcurve as a 2D B-spline), converts through solidcore-convert, calls solidcore::eval and
converts back. The trim request types (TrimFace, TrimEdge, TrimUse, Trims) hold records, so they
live here. No arithmetic: ops' float-arithmetic and geometry-method lints pass unchanged.
The hostile-record refusals the record checks give (empty and non-finite intervals, a NaN
coordinate, a circle of no radius) are tested here.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Call pcurve, label and the record checks through solidcore-ops
geom, kernel, smlib and step call solidcore_ops::{pcurve, label, record_check} where they called
solidcraft_geom::brep::{pcurve, label, check}, which moved into solidcore::eval. One
implementation of each remains, in the kernel; geom's brep module no longer declares them.
solidcore-ops becomes a workspace dependency of the four crates (the seam check's public list
already allows it).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Move geom's record agreement check into solidcore::eval (pure git mv)
crates/geom/src/brep/geometry.rs moves unchanged to solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/eval/agreement.rs
(the kernel's eval already has a geometry module). The next commit retypes it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore::eval::agreement on a plain view; ops reads a record into it
The moved check reads a record through agreement::View (edges, vertices, faces and their uses,
in the kernel's evaluation types) in place of the record's Brep, which the kernel never sees.
solidcore-ops' record_check::agreement converts a record's curves, surfaces and pcurves into the
view and calls it; Mismatch, Problem and Record keep their wording. The pole test is the
pcurve's speed rule, as before.
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* Check record agreement through solidcore-ops
kernel, smlib, step and geom's tests call solidcore_ops::record_check::agreement where they
called solidcraft_geom::brep::geometry::check, which moved into solidcore::eval::agreement.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Leave kernel/src/tess on geom's pcurve path until the tess move
crates/kernel/src/tess is moving into solidcore-tess in its own pull request, so its three
pcurve::eval call sites are not edited here: geom::brep::pcurve re-exports
solidcore_ops::pcurve::eval for them, and goes when the tess move switches them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore/bench/step: the STEP reader bake-off harness
fetch.sh builds the corpus at run time from pinned sources (SolidCraft's STEP tests,
dan335/step-conformance, solidcore's fixtures, cadmpeg's fixtures, the NIST PMI and STEP Tools
sets through their SHA-256 pinned fetch scripts), folded by SHA-256; nothing downloaded is
committed. run.py runs readers in the solidcraft-cli eval shape with a timeout and writes
per-file.tsv and summary.md: opened, refused, timed out, all bodies closed, reference volumes
within 0.1% (references.tsv, from formulas), and wall time.
On main cc55f59bf2: 319 files, 195 opened, 135 with every body closed, 23 of 24 reference
volumes, median 0.20 s.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Move SolidCraft's STEP reader into solidcore (pure git mv)
crates/step moves unchanged to solidcore/crates/solidcore-step, and its Part 21 parser to
solidcore-record/src/step/p21.rs, where it takes the place of record's earlier port of this same
file (from a5b71ca2). This commit is the move alone, so the files keep their history and
authors; the next commits make them build in their new places and switch SolidCraft to them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-record: the Part 21 parser keeps record's hardening
The moved parser takes back what record's port added in review (#2591): typed errors with the
same messages, entities in id order (BTreeMap), capped parameter and record counts, linear-time
decoding of unterminated escapes, a byte order mark skipped. The file's content is record's as
before the move; its history now runs through SolidCraft's parser.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-step: the moved reader as a solidcore workspace crate
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* solidcore-step: evaluate and form records through the kernel
The moved reader called solidcraft-geom's record evaluator, exact forms and vector helpers. It
now calls the kernel's: solidcore::eval's CurveEval, SurfaceEval, face_flux and form, through a
private `kernel` module that converts records with solidcore-convert, and the kernel's vector
measures on the record's Vec3 (`vec`). geom's form was a copy of the kernel's, function for
function; the face box (`extent`) is the kernel's with poles taken exactly. The B-spline cut is
the kernel's (eval::pcurve::segment), the pole test the pcurve's speed rule, both made public
for this. Profiling spans, which were SolidCraft's, are left out.
The crate keeps SolidCraft's formatting (its own rustfmt.toml) and lints under solidcore's hard
rules: no unsafe, unwrap, expect, panic or unchecked indexing (the 33 indexing sites are
rewritten with iterators and checked access, results unchanged). The step-conformance test reads
SolidCraft's tests/step-conformance where the tree has it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* SolidCraft reads and writes STEP through solidcore-step
crates/kernel's STEP import (step_in), STEP export (step_out) and IGES export (iges_out) call
solidcore_step where they called solidcraft_step; crates/step is gone. The Part 21 parse error is
the record's typed error, shown with the same message. solidcore-step joins the crates
SolidCraft may use directly (xtask/solidcore-public.txt) until its build is kernel primitives
under an ops recipe (RFC 0003, 1.6).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-step: bound faces with the pcurves' pole test (form::extent_by)
The bake-off showed the reader on the kernel's form::extent refusing 7 STEP Tools parts
(304-310 boxy_with_*: "loop encloses no (u, v) area") and reading the large parts 2-8x slower
(rear 37.8 s against 18.4 s): extent's exact collapse test classifies the boundary points
differently from the speed rule the reader's faces were always bounded with, and costs a
collapse search per point (the cost in #13655). extent's body now takes the pole test
(form::extent_by; extent keeps the exact one), and the reader passes the pcurves' speed rule.
On those files the result and time are base's again: boxy_with_cylindricity 174839.178,
nist_ftc_06 3323556.516, rear 14.0 s against 16.3 s.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Kernel rig: drop the gone crates/step paths
crates/step moved to solidcore/crates/solidcore-step, which the shared core (PATHS-ALL:
solidcore/**) already covers: the import and crash areas' PATHS and kernel-rig.yml drop it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Cargo.lock: solidcraft-step is now solidcore-step
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* io: the model cache key no longer names crates/step
The reader moved to solidcore/crates/solidcore-step, which the cache already keys as part of the solidcore tree.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore: a whole turn a rounding short of a quarter line has its form from it (#12760)
Port of #13535's fix in crates/geom's form to the kernel's form, which the STEP reader now uses: a cylinder, cone, sphere or torus face of one whole turn whose seam reads back a rounding short of a quarter line started its form a quarter early, and a tube read back through STEP measured 14 % over.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* pcurve docs: a pcurve without a closed form is refused, not fitted
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* bench/step: a malformed --reader is an error; a reader's bad JSON is a refusal, not a crash
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* solidcore: a boolean skips curve intersections of proto edges whose boxes are apart (#14329)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore: a boolean skips curve intersections of proto edges whose boxes are apart (#14329)
A boolean splits its proto edges where they cross by intersecting every pair
of them. Two lines go to IntersectWithLine, whose first test answers "no
solution" when the segments' boxes (one grown by the tolerance) are apart.
That test now runs before the intersection's setup, through the same helper,
so the pairs it rules out cost a box test instead of an intersection. With
two coincident outlines of thousands of lines nearly every pair is such a
pair.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore: clippy for the proto edge box test, and the counts it saves in its test (#14329)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* claim: #14388 (indent the licences under Licences in About)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* About: indent the licences under Licences so they read as its contents
NOTICE, MIT, Apache 2.0 and Third-party licences sat at the same indent as
Licences, so after opening it they looked like more sections beside it.
They are now indented by the theme's 14 pt spacing, as the Model
Parameters groups are.
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An agent driving the app through MCP asked for selection.get and got
"unknown command": the selection was only reachable inside the large
document.inspect output (raw) or the UI-only ui.selection control method.
selection.get returns {count, items}: each item as select.set takes it
(so it can be fed back), with kind and, unless detail: false, what it
resolves to: faces' persistent name, surface (plane normal / cylinder
axis+radius / cone / sphere / torus) and area; edges' persistent name,
curve (line/circle/arc), length, ends and centre/radius; bodies' volume,
creating feature and visibility; component and occurrence path in an
assembly; sketch entities' sketch and entity kind. It changes nothing
(no revision bump, no undo step) and the agent chat gate classes it as
read-only. Documented in docs/control-protocol.md; tests sit with the
other selection commands' in cmd/edit_tests.rs.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Preferences: an Export file name template, with {design} and {body}, names the file each export offers
Preferences › Design has a new Export section with an Export file name field.
File › Export (STEP, OBJ, URDF) and Save As Mesh (STL, 3MF) offer the name
it makes: {design} is the design's name and {body} the exported body's (the
first one when an export holds several). Characters file names cannot hold
become `_`. Left empty, as it is by default, each export offers the name it
did before. Scripts set it with `ui.prefs {"export_name": ...}`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Export file name: Design Properties are placeholders, and the help lists every placeholder
{project}, {part_number}, {revision}, {author}, {organization}, {description}
and {license} take the design's properties, from the same key list the Design
Properties window uses; a property that is not set is left out. Placeholders
are filled in one pass, so a name holding braces is kept as it is. The help
next to Export file name lists every placeholder with its label.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Export file name: a body's right-click Export… offers the name the template makes
The Export… item in a body's right-click menu built its own name from the
body alone. Every export of a design or its bodies now takes its name from
one place (`export_name::offered`): File › Export, Save As Mesh and the
body's Export…. The export test covers the right-click item too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Export file name: a long name fits the file name byte limit, and a Windows device name gets a `_` in front
A template of wide characters (emoji, CJK) could stay under the 200-character
cap but pass the 255-byte file name limit of ext4 and APFS once the extension
was added. The name is now also cut at 240 bytes, between whole characters.
A name that Windows keeps for a device (CON, PRN, AUX, NUL, COM1-9, LPT1-9,
in any case, with any extension) can't be saved there, so it gets a `_` in
front. An empty template still offers the old name as it was.
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* fix: certify finite All maxima for identical open ellipse arcs
Adds projected_pair_ellipse, a finite All constructor for identical
native open ellipse arcs, wired from the p9 projected dispatch. Lead
case gen0472: main returns 5.010571561172592 where 6.327472493603755 is
attainable.
Uses these #3077 items: projected_pair::{bounded_domain, dot,
norm_squared, project, square, sub, Candidate, Cell, Definition, Piece,
Query} and projected_pair_all::accumulate.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: bless gen0472 identical ellipse All maximum
curve.curve_p9 gen0472: main returns two answers at 5.0105715611725925;
the finite ellipse construction returns the attainable 6.3274724936037545
at native parameters (1, 0.38120962513757384) and its swap. It is the only
changed record against #3077's expected files; 282 other units pass.
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* solidcore: claim the G^n certificate's feet enclosures with Taylor models (#14405)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: the G^n certificate bounds the feet over wide pieces with Taylor models (#14405)
The interval enclosure of the feet over a piece (gn_enclose_over) takes the
feet's box, the faces' partials and the leader as independent ranges, so on
rational faces its top Taylor coefficient, which the Hermite remainder carries,
is 1e3 to 1e10 times its true range. feet_tm::gn_enclose_tm encloses the same
feet as Taylor models in s over the piece: a tube about the middle's Taylor
polynomial proved by Krawczyk's operator for every s (and holding the middle's
root, so it is the same branch), then the coefficients order by order with a
defect bound, all in outward-rounded intervals.
Each piece's fourth terms are the tighter of the interval and Taylor-model
terms, and the arc's rows are taken from the met series. The fork's interval
terms keep steering the levels, so a verdict only goes from reject to accept.
The models are taken only where they can bring a level to the target: for a
piece the interval enclosure does not prove (once the level's other pieces are
in) and for a level still over the target after the arc's rows, and neither
where a rigorous floor of the level's bound (least values at the pieces'
middles, and each piece's terms without its remainder) is over the target.
Not on spans whose equal-area thumbweight varies: their rows' interval terms
keep those levels over the target either way (2.7x slower with them).
Tests: the models hold every one of 127260 sampled coefficients on 24 random
curved-face pieces (plane against rational cylinder or sphere, fixed seed),
where the interval enclosure fails on 17 and is a median 9.5e9 times wider
elsewhere, and the met terms are never above the interval ones. Fewer spans
moved four pins, each checked against its definition or exact surface by
dense sampling (round on a round 30 -> 29 spans; the wedge round 164 -> 113
inner knots; the B-spline round's volume within area x bound of the exact
torus; wr697's volumes within their nets' bounds).
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* Agent chat: hovering a chip lights its target; chips of things that are gone are struck through (#2286)
The chip under the pointer (in the tray or on a sent message) lights what it
stands for in the model while the pointer is on it. A chip whose body,
feature, face or edge has left the design is struck through with a note on
hover; faces and edges are told apart by their persistent names, which
survive edits (the block for the agent now says so). Worked out when the
design or the chips change, not every frame.
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* Agent chat: a pick is a pill in the message, where the caret was (#2286)
Pick context (and typing @) now puts the pick into the message as a pill, `«1: Plate · 3 faces»`,
at the caret, instead of a tray above the box. Several picks are several pills, so "make A match B"
says which is which. A pill is text in the box (so editing, selection, paste and input methods are
the text field's own), drawn as a pill by the field's layouter; Backspace/Delete next to it takes it
whole; hovering it lights its target; one whose target has gone is struck through. When the message
is sent the marks are numbered 1, 2, 3 in reading order and the agent gets each numbered group after
the message; Attach selection stays an end-of-message block, listed apart. Queued messages that go
as one prompt keep their numbers apart.
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* Agent chat: hovering a pill in a sent message lights its group; chips only for what is not a pill (#2286)
The pills in a sent message light what they stand for while the pointer is on them, as the chips
below did; those chips are now shown only for the items that are not in a pill (Attach selection).
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* Agent chat control: send_input sends the message box as Enter does; the status shows the box (#2286)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: a pill or chip lights its face by persistent name, not by the number it had (#2286)
After an edit renumbers the faces, the stored face number points at another face: hovering a sent
pill lit the wrong one. The target is now looked up by its persistent name (what has gone lights
nothing), in the box, in sent messages and for the chips.
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* Agent chat: review fixes for the pills (#2286)
- The lit target is cached while the pointer rests on a pill; edge names are only worked out for
edges; sent messages without pills no longer copy their context every frame.
- A sent pill lights only where the pointer really is (clip rect and layers respected).
- Editing a queued message renumbers its marks and un-places the groups whose mark was taken out.
- New chat keeps the draft's picks; queued messages get their own handles and chips light too.
- Empty persistent names are ignored; docs and a doc link fixed.
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* Agent chat: the control status adds the box and its pills to main's second step (#2286)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: replacing the design takes the pills out of the box (#2286)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: a model that cannot be placed counts as there, now that world_state can fail (#2286)
Main made Session::world_state return a Result. The checks that decide whether a picked
body, face or edge has left the design now treat a model that cannot be placed as unable to
tell: the pill is not struck through and its picks are kept.
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* Agent chat: a test builds its face point with solidcore_record's Vec3, as main now does (#2286)
Main moved the point type of a face pick out of solidcraft_engine::geom. The test that
lights a chip's face by persistent name now builds its points the way main's own tests do.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: what a pill or chip lights is kept only for the very same items (#2286)
The cache of what hovering lights was keyed by the items' text and persistent names, not by
what they stand for. Two items that read the same, such as two bodies picked under one name,
could then light the other one's geometry. The key now includes the selection itself.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: taking a pill out of a queued message drops its pick, as in the message box (#2286)
Editing a queued message and deleting one of its pills used to keep that pill's pick as an
unplaced chip, which the queued message cannot remove and which was still sent to the agent.
The pick is now dropped, as when a pill is deleted in the message box. What Attach selection
added was never placed in the text and stays.
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* Agent chat: a pick that was also attached stays when its pill is taken out of a queued message (#2286)
A thing picked as a pill and also selected with Attach selection on is one item, under its pill.
That item is now marked as attached too, so taking its pill out of a queued message keeps it,
once, as not placed, instead of dropping what Attach selection added.
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* Agent chat: a face picked as a pill and selected at another point is listed once (#2286)
Telling whether a selected thing is already a pill compared the pick point too, so the same
face clicked at two points was listed under its pill and again as not placed. Faces and edges
now match by body and index, as the selection does.
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* Agent chat: a message with pills stays in a selection scrolled out of view, as main's messages do (#2286)
Main draws the conversation's messages through its selectable label, so a message scrolled out
of view keeps its part of a text selection and of Copy (#11527). A message's text with pills was
drawn as a plain label; it now goes through the same one.
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* Agent chat: the pill ids use egui 0.37's Id::unique, as main now does (#2286)
Main moved to egui 0.37, where Id::new is a deprecated name for Id::unique. The two ids this
PR adds (the message box and the cache of what a pill lights) now use Id::unique; the ids are
the same.
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* Agent chat control: the status still lists the picks as `picked`, next to `pills` (#2286)
Before the pills, `ui.agent_chat` listed what was picked as `picked`, a flat list of label and
detail. The status now gives that list again, made from the items of the box's pills, so
scripts that read it keep working; `pills` adds the grouping.
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* Agent chat: Pick context takes History and Browser steps into Features (#11318)
A step clicked in either History bar or in the Browser's Features folder now
goes into the picker's Features list, and a body clicked in the Browser into
Bodies, whichever list is active; the edit selection is left alone. A second
plain click on a picked step takes it out again, as the model view does. The
Features field's hint names the History and the Browser instead of faces. The
picked items are listed by name under the arrow beside each field, as in every
dialog since #3683. Other dialogs keep their active-input rule; a Browser
feature row now reaches any dialog whose active input takes features (a
pattern's Objects list), as a History row already did.
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* Agent chat: a pill in a sent message takes the theme's chip colour, not a colour literal (#2286)
main allows no colour literals in agent_chat/panel.rs (colour_tokens_tests). The pill inside a
sent message, whose bubble is the accent colour, now uses the theme's filled-chip token.
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The 'Resize border from the first frame' step failed batches with 'dragging the bottom edge down 80 px resizes the window (height +0)' and then 'the window maximizes', for PRs that do not touch the window. The script checked the window half a second after the drag, and after a fixed half second for the maximize, on a loaded GitHub runner where the window handles messages late. It now waits up to 10 s for the window to be where it was put and to follow the drag, tries the drag once more if it did not take, and waits up to 10 s for the maximize.
Changes a default: no
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A page's files come from the build it started. When the page's record was missing, the worker answered with its own build, which after an update is a newer build than the page's, and a page of one build then ran another build's files and never started. Now a page with no remembered build, or whose build's copy is gone, gets a visible 503 telling the user to reload. Pages open when a worker first takes over are remembered as started from the network, and a record is kept for ten minutes for a page not yet listed among the clients. The offline test checks that the open page keeps getting its own build after an update and that a lost record fails visibly. Fixes#14591.
Changes a default: no
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* solidcore: claim typed primitive errors (part of #13790)
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: primitive failures carry a typed reason instead of bare statuses (part of #13790)
The primitive API (api_curves, api_curve_ops, api_primitives, api_surface_ops) and
primitive_creation (model, model/merge, p1, p1/boolean, p1/offset_profile,
p2/access, curve_sweeps, planar_path, rotational, skin, taper, taper_walls,
p3/access, construct, geometry, ruled, sweeps) return a PrimitiveFailure under the
new Reason::Primitive instead of a bare Upstream status: Failed (SM_ERR) and
Missing (SM_ERR_NULL_POINTER), each with a phrase saying what failed;
HelixDeviates { deviation, tolerance } (SM_ERR_NOT_WITHIN_TOLERANCE) for
create_helix; AxisInsideFace (SM_ERR_AXIS_INSIDE_FACE, 1025) for a revolution
whose axis runs inside its face. Operation path, entity (none), comparison status
and kind are those of the Upstream each replaces, so sm_status(), kind(),
is_port_failure() and is_status_answer() answer as before; no cause is kept, so
no port failure is newly wrapped. upstream_status() answers for a
PrimitiveFailure as for an Upstream, so geometry's fallback on a 1001 from
compute_crvs_normal behaves as before.
The two SMLib names go: boolean_trees' operation is
primitive::primitive_creation::p2::boolean_trees (was SmMerge::BooleanTrees) and
split_curves_on_axis says "not a B-spline curve". Held: p1/primitives.rs (an open
change edits it) and one site in p3/ruled.rs on the line before another open
change's edit; a ratchet test pins every other converted file at no bare status.
The primitive goldens runners that recorded an Upstream code read
solidcore::error::upstream_status, so every row stays as it was. SolidCraft's
status() passes a PrimitiveFailure on as its status, as it did the Upstream.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* goldens: the sweep API runner reads a primitive failure's status as the Upstream it replaced (part of #13790)
sweep.api_brep recorded the Upstream status of the repeated linear and rotational
sweeps (capped with zero repetitions, the axis inside the face); it reads
solidcore::error::upstream_status, so its 9 rows stay as they were.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: ruled_surface_from_offset's last bare status is typed too (part of #13790)
The out-of-range other generator in ruled_surface_from_offset was held while the
flag retirement that rewrote the next line was open; it has merged, so the site
is a PrimitiveFailure::Failed like the rest and the ratchet holds every converted
primitive file at no bare status.
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Joint sides can now be an origin datum of any placement - the side's own
component's, the root's, or another component's - resolved at every solve;
the same DatumRef model is what the browser PR (#12466) builds on.
Reworks #10056 in place; its review threads close here, including the
datum-occurrence ambiguity (a side resolves side-locally through its own
occurrence, never "assigned to the root occurrence") and the open
joint.edit re-pick thread.
The model lives in doc, next to ConstructGeom and GeoRef, where reference
identity already lives:
- DatumItem (parse, geom) and DatumRef (key, parse_key) with the strict browser-key grammar: canonical non-zero decimal occurrence ids, depth at most 64, length at most 2048; a repeated id in a path is refused where the path is walked (Document::placement_frame). `c0/origin`, `o:0/...` and `o:01/...` are refused, and the empty path is never a datum. The root keeps PlaneRef::Origin, GeoRef::Origin, Plane::named and Visibility::hidden_origin exactly as they were, so old designs round-trip byte-compatibly.
- Document::placement_frame, promoted from EmbossFace::component_frame with the same work limits: the world frame of one exact placement, walked down its path without expanding every occurrence.
- PlaneRef::Datum and GeoRef::Datum, re-resolved per evaluation and mapped into the consumer's frame (the sketch's component's, the construction feature's, the joint side's), so a moved component moves its sketch planes, construction references and joints with it.
- The one resolution order at the side resolvers (plane_side, axis_side, and where a bare side sits: side_occurrence, origin_from_name): a construction feature named exactly first, then a datum key, then the origin aliases - a construction plane named like a datum key stays reachable, and a bare side sits on the feature's own component. A bare string side stays a shorthand (a named origin, an origin alias, or a feature by name); a datum key is given through the plane/axis form.
Joints:
- Snap::Plane and Snap::Axis carry datums, parsed from a bare item (`XY` - the side's own component's datum) or a full key (`o:2/origin/XY` - any placement's datum). A plane datum points z along its normal, an axis datum along the axis. Re-resolved on every solve, so the joint follows the component the datum names; a side on a repeated component reads the exact placement it names, not the component's first one.
- A joint on a plane or axis side starts where its parts are - the same capture relations and loop-closing joints get - so a planar joint to a datum, a construction plane or an origin alias keeps the part's in-plane place instead of jumping to the geometry's origin.
- The datum wave: the spanning tree keeps its FIFO tie-break, and when a datum snap is present every fixed occurrence but the root is walked to exhaustion before the root's joints - a chain out of a grounded occurrence keeps its edges and a datum joint competing for the same part closes the loop instead of stealing it. Assemblies without datum snaps solve in exactly the order they did before.
- joint.edit reads a re-picked datum side exactly as joint.create reads it: the side left out is taken from the joint being edited, the datum resolves through the same path create uses, and a re-picked side turns the least it must (0 or pi, whichever mismatches less), as every edit does. No side is ever re-anchored to where the other side sits: a datum side without a pick point means the datum's own origin, at create and at edit alike, so a stored side never depends on the pose at edit time.
- The Joint and Edit Joint dialogs take the new kinds; the world state is built per pick kind, so a datum pick never builds it; datum picks never resolve to sketch curves.
- The schema's strict origin check keeps the command's wording: what `param_check: Strict` reports for a bad origin names the new kinds too - "a joint origin needs face, circle, edge, point, plane, axis or frame [x, y, z], or a face's name" - so strict and off fail the same bad origin with the same text.
- The typed input schemas the joint commands publish read the new sides the way the handlers do: joint.create's side type takes a `plane` or an `axis` (a name or datum key, or a definition object), joint.origin's parameters gain the two keys, and a call with only a plane or an axis passes the required-forms check - `param_check: Strict` admits every origin the handler does, not just the ones the schema knew first.
Format:
Two new pending files: component-origin-datums.rs (PlaneRef::Datum /
GeoRef::Datum as saved references) and joint-plane-and-axis-snaps.rs
(the Snap kinds). SAVED_REFS gains "datum" and never gains "line".
Older designs get nothing new and round-trip unchanged; a newer design
warns in the last release and keeps what it cannot read.
Changes a default: no. The browser's Origin folders and visibility are
not here - they are PR #12466's rework, built on this model. Nothing
touches crates/kernel, crates/geom or vendor/, so the kernel freeze does
not apply.
Tests: datum_refs_parse_strictly, placement_frame_matches_the_occurrence_walk,
resolve_datum_places_nested_and_repeated (doc);
resolve_plane_and_axis_origins (doc/src/joints.rs);
bare_shorthand_means_the_sides_own_component [PIN],
datum_sides_resolve_in_the_side_component_frame [PIN],
construction_datums_stay_bound_to_their_component,
joint_edit_repicked_datum_side_matches_create,
datum_joints_keep_the_chain_fifo_tiebreak,
root_versus_grounded_joint_keeps_the_pre_change_tree,
joint_sides_take_origin_datums, joint_with_construction_plane_and_axis,
feature_named_like_a_datum_key_stays_reachable (joints_tests.rs);
the_types_read_each_key_as_the_handlers_do [PIN],
strict_keeps_todays_errors (schema);
joint_dialog_picks_origin_plane_and_axis,
edit_joint_preserves_plane_and_axis_sides, joint_sides_refuse_sketch_curves,
measure_still_takes_sketch_curve_picks (dialogs_assembly_tests.rs).
CI fixes folded in (the PR's check run came back red on them):
- schema/joints_tests: `the_remaining_schemas_take_what_the_handlers_read`
pins MakeJointOriginParams' required-forms `anyOf` at 5; `plane` and
`axis` make it 7. The datum forms' conformance cases join its table: a
name or key takes, a number or a bool refuses.
- schema/joints_tests: `the_remaining_types_read_each_key_as_the_handlers_do`
still expected the pre-datum origin wording; it now reads the handler's
new message, and the datum forms and their refusals join its tables.
- doc/joints: two plane or axis datums mate ALIGNED. Each side's frame
points along the geometry's own normal rather than out of a body, so the
origins mate without the mated flip and each part keeps its side of the
datum; `flip` asks for the mated relation, as joint.create's line now
says. A copy jointed to the same external datum as its original lands
with its own offset instead of mirrored onto the far side, and
`datum_sides_stay_distinct_across_repeated_components` passes as
authored. A joint with a face or circle side keeps the mated flip, as
every joint between body surfaces did.
* claim: #11438
Signed-off-by: Maurizio Monticelli <maurizio@whatwedo.ch>
* Sketch: setting a lone circle's diameter keeps its centre in place
The Dimension tool asks for the first length dimension of a sketch to
scale the whole sketch about its origin (#1365), so a shape drawn by eye
keeps its proportions. A sketch whose only curve is a circle qualified
too. A diameter or radius cannot distort a circle, so the scaling only
moved the circle's centre toward the origin by the same factor as the
radius.
scaled_for_first_dimension now takes the new dimension and leaves a
sketch whose only curve is a circle alone when that dimension is a
radius or diameter: it changes the radius and the centre stays where it
was drawn. Any other first dimension on a lone circle, such as a
distance from the origin to its centre, and sketches with more curves
scale as before.
Fixes#11438
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* test: the default kernel's round sections are the ball's exact circle (failing, #2330)
A variable round (the box 20 x 30 x 20, its edge y = 30, z = 20 rounded by the linear law 1
to 5) stays a B-spline on every kernel, and its end sections are stations of its skin: in
the end plane, the quarter circle tangent to both faces. On the default kernel today they are
2.34e-4 off that circle (the approximated arcs); only `fillet_exact_arc_sections` (WR-708)
makes them the exact circle. This fails until that is the default.
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* blend: a circular round's section is the ball's exact circle; the arc flags are retired (WR-708, WR-711, #2330)
A kernel built with the default fixes now builds every circular round's sections as the
ball's exact rational circle, all of one arc count, as SolidCraft's set already did.
`UpstreamFixes::fillet_exact_arc_sections` (WR-708) and `fillet_exact_arc_spans` (WR-711)
are removed with no way back to the approximated arcs: the executive's and
`MakeConstantRadiusFillet`'s circular generators take the exact circle, and the standard
solver's one arc count (`ArcCounts`) and point sections apply to every exact circle. An
explicit request for approximated arcs (the cross-section type 1 of the API options) still
gets them.
Tests that set the flags drop the setting; those that compared them on and off keep the on
half. Values that held only for the approximated arcs move:
- fork ea59e9c's great-circle mark (no G^n section): 0.0168 off the cone and 11955.6489,
the 0.0023 more material the exact circles keep on the cone too (0.0166, 11955.6466);
- the great circles' removed volume: 44.351 (44.353);
- the progressive cubic on the G^n kernel takes the spans that follow its law
(`fillet_variable_span_follows_fillet`): without them its exact circles are 5.0e-4 off
its balls between stations and its volume 1.2e-7 over the envelope's;
- the folded law without the G^n section is no longer built folded: its sheet reaches every
face of the body and the crease trim refuses it, untyped (the G^n section refuses it as a
fold, naming the radius);
- the progressive spline round on every fix is graded against its balls' envelope (3.1e-8)
rather than fork 5e8c9c1's mixed arc counts.
The fork 5e8c9c1 values of the linear round on its cone and the five cliff overflows still
hold, to 1e-9 and 1e-12.
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* blend tests: the values the exact circles move, re-derived (WR-708, #2330)
The full suite on the default kernel's exact circles moves five tests beyond those in the
retirement commit; each is graded again, not loosened:
- wr669's traced rounds (without the exact conic classes) were told from the exact sweep by
being non-rational; a skin of exact circles is rational too. They are now told by their
distance off the ball's spine: 2.6e-5 and 2.1e-5, where the exact sweep is on it to 1e-12.
The pole and cone's spine and volume are lifted into `pole_and_cone_round`, as the peg's
are in `plate_and_peg_round`.
- wr609's great-circle variable round (2 to 10) is 5822.595815 with and without the flag
(5822.58649 with upstream's approximated arcs).
- 1207 step 4 keeps the fork's topology and a clean check; its volume is 49712.42816838713,
8.1e-5 over fork 68fb9162's, whose rounds were approximated arcs (the fork's own are exact
circles from 523bc25 on).
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* style: cargo fmt
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* records: WR-708 and WR-711 addenda for the retired arc flags (#2330)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* smlib: drop the retired arc flags from SolidCraft's preset
UpstreamFixes no longer has fillet_exact_arc_sections or
fillet_exact_arc_spans: exact circular sections are the kernel's
default, so the preset stops setting them (it did not build: E0609).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: #2704's round removes the union of its balls, 22.594877
The expected volume was the approximated arcs' 22.596105, 1.2e-3 more
than the round the law defines. Integrating the envelope of the balls
slice by slice (radius 4 to 0 along the 20 mm edge, Gauss-Legendre in
both directions, converged to 1e-12) gives 22.5948765; the exact
circles take 22.594863, within 1.4e-5 of it. The tolerance stays 1e-4.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* tests: grade the exact circles on #13945's union of balls (#2330)
Rebased onto #13945, which makes the variable round the union of its balls on
every kernel, three tests still described upstream's approximated arcs:
- wr708's evidence test looked for end sections in the end planes; the end
sections are now the touch circles, square to the centre line. It measures
each end section off the circle through its ends and middle: here 1.36e-11,
as main 52ea418 gives with `fillet_exact_arc_sections`; main's default
kernel (the polynomial arcs) 3.26e-4.
- wr631's variable cliff overflows were pinned to the fork's d01d7b0, the
approximated arcs. They are graded instead against the box less the balls'
cone in closed form (Gauss-Legendre per slice; 5 and 10 panels agree to
1e-9; 2 -> 11 is CLIFF_2_11_VOLUME within its 1e-5), at the same 1e-7: the
builds are within 3.3e-8. The fork's 5e8c9c1 (every fix) is 1.2e-7 off the
2 -> 50 build of this test's kernel, so it is not the reference.
- wr609's comment: both skins within 1.6e-5 of the removed volume and 2.1e-8
apart (the arcs: 5.5e-5, 1.5e-4). The assertion is main's, unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* records: the WR-708 and WR-711 addenda on #13945's union of balls
#13945 retired the G^n section's flag, so the addenda's no-G^n cases (the
great-circle mark, the folded law built folded) are gone from the tests.
The addenda name the values this PR moves on that main instead, and the
evidence test's measurement: the end sections are the balls' touch circles,
3.26e-4 off a circle on main's default kernel and 1.36e-11 here.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* goldens: bless blend.fillet_executive_p3 on the exact circles (#2330)
Blessed on Ubuntu 24.04 (CI's glibc) on main 10c8fb66c1, after #14228
(a failed fillet leaves the body as it was). 46 of 798 cases move; every
other unit passes.
- 43 builds whose values move by 1e-8 to 2e-6 relative volume: the
approximated arcs were up to 2.34e-4 of the radius off the ball's
circle. sweep5-nurb_box1-all-r0.5 rounds every edge of the box and
moves +1.2e-4.
- issue-2349-teardrop-corner_edges-r0.5: the corner edges' samples, on
the exact circle.
- stubs4-coons_01_03_29-e0-r0.5 builds (1001 before): 8 vertices, 12
edges, 5 faces, check_brep clean.
- sweep4-native-crash-sphere_diff_3cylinders-e30-r0.1 is refused with
1006 from intersect::curve_class::p6 instead of 1001 from
session::finish. Both leave the body as it was (25/39/8, the same
volume); that input already fails ValidatePointers.
Lines that agree with main within 1e-9 keep main's text.
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The 'update in another tab' step started the update on the first build.json check the server saw after the step began. On a loaded machine another tab's own check could be that one, so the new worker took over before the launch had loaded its files and the launch never started the expected build (launch 13 timed out after 240 s). The updater now counts only checks made after the launch's navigation is issued.
Changes a default: no
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor: native affine definitions enclose equal-weight spline points
The point/face maximum needs enclosures of native edge points beyond
analytic Lines: equal-weight degree-1 spline points, and an exact sign
for a sum of four products, used to prove a trim is an exact rectangle.
Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: projected point/face maxima return the face's true maximum
A single projected point/face maximum measured a fitted 3D silhouette, so
it could miss the face's maximum or report none (#13729). It now
evaluates trimmed UV silhouettes on the source surface as proposals with
native knot-cell seeds, and returns a candidate only when an
outward-rounded bound over the whole face domain fits the candidate's own
enclosure. An unresolved bound refuses and restores the solver state.
Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor: share the exact expansion arithmetic for trim corner products
Move the local operation's private error-free expansion module (`mod exact`
in topology/brep/local_operation.rs: two_sum, grow, add, sub, product with
its LEAST_EXACT_PRODUCT range, scale, cross, dot, det3, is_zero and their
tests) unchanged into the crate-internal geom::expansion; the local
operation imports it as `exact`, with no behaviour change.
Delete native_affine's big-integer helper (dyadic_four_products_zero,
dyadic_products_zero, dyadic_product_order). Its replacement,
exact_four_products_zero, sums the four signed products as an expansion
and answers false whenever a product is out of the proven exact range
(overflow, a subnormal or non-finite factor, or a product that could
underflow), so such a trim is not shown rectangular and is refused.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor: projected residual bounds use the shared interval type
projected_residual.rs had its own interval arithmetic (next_up, finite,
outward, add, sub, mul, div_positive). Those are now one-ulp operations on
Ivl itself (is_finite, outward_ulp, add_ulp, sub_ulp, mul_ulp, div_ulp),
documented with their soundness note, and the private copies are deleted.
Ivl's own + - * / were tried first, but their relative 2.3e-16|x| step and
1e-300 widening of exact zeros keep three exactly attained certificates
from closing (the N = 0 projection, the planar face maximum and the seven
analytic fixtures), so the tolerances are unchanged and the one-ulp path
is kept on Ivl.
The sub shortcut [x,x] - [x,x] = 0 now lives in Ivl::sub_ulp: a point
interval holds only the exact double x, and IEEE x - x is exactly 0. The
lerp shortcut a == b => a stays, now only for a fraction inside [0, 1]:
a convex combination of two values in one interval lies in that interval.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: check the fixture's inaccurate sphere maximum in its own test
The shared face-projection helper asserted, for any Z view with an
expected value in (0.86, 0.87), that 0.8605419808705617 is not certified.
That check now lives in projected_sphere_band_original_maximum_is_not_certified,
on the analytic_face_sphere_band_5_15 case, and the helper returns its
kernel, net and domain for such checks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: name the B-rep maximum test for what it checks, and share its setup
projected_brep_maximum_is_certified_against_the_final_candidate_in_either_order
passes with the per-face certification run early, so it does not show the
deferral. It checks two sphere faces in either order and a seam vertex
answer. It is renamed projected_brep_maximum_is_certified_in_either_face_order,
and its B-rep setup moves into brep_projected_maximum.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* refactor: certify each projected face maximum when it is found
Point queries over a B-rep or shape deferred each face's whole-face bound
to the query's final candidate. No test reaches a case where that changes
the result: a face's native proposals reach its own maximum, and a better
incumbent from another face already bounds it. Each face is now certified
when the face is solved. If a face's candidate ever fell short, the query
refuses instead of answering. certify_candidate stays as a test-only split
of certify's checks.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* goldens: bless the 7 vertex/face maxima on the analytic faces
Re-blessed on main 94ce45a1f (after #14327), from a Linux goldens-profile run.
Only intersect.topology_solver_p2 changes, these 7 entry-5 records, and the
values are the ones this branch carried before the restack. Old is main's
value (point (0.2, 0.3), view Z); new is measured on the face's own surface
at its native parameters. Main's answers name the two tree nodes they were
found in; these answers name none, since the whole-face bound finds them.
cyl_x_5_15, halfcyl_x_5_15: no answer -> 1.063014581273465 (sqrt 1.13)
cone_x_5_15: no answer -> 1.2039996853283075
sphere_band_5_15: 0.8605419808705617 (fitted silhouette, below the true
maximum) -> 0.8605551275463991 (sqrt 0.13 + 0.5)
sphere_quarter_5_15: no answer -> 0.7615773105863908 (sqrt 0.58)
torus_x_5_15: 1.5652926944322216 -> 1.565294643796591 (sqrt 1.73 + 0.25)
torus_half_x_5_15: 1.5652946437965907 -> 1.565294643796591; same point to
1e-16, now without tree nodes
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* UI kit: an icon set can extend another host's masters with a host's own
IconSet::extended(data, extension) draws another host's IconData (the same
static tables, not a copy) with an IconExtension of the host's own masters,
aliases and default accents, in the data's colour roles and accents. For a
name both have the extension's master, alias or default accent wins.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Look: SolidCraft's icons, glyphs, UI fonts and built-in themes are the shared crate solidcraft-look
The icon masters and their build step, the code-drawn glyph painters, the UI fonts and the
built-in themes move into crates/look with history. SolidCraft's app installs its look from
the crate, as another app can. The workspace tab table stays the app's.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Look: the end-cap icons' attribution rows and the style guide's path follow the move
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Licence: SolidCraft's brand and interface are under LICENSE-BRAND
The UI kit, the look (interface icons, glyphs, built-in themes), the theme's tokens and palettes,
and the SolidCraft name, logo, app icon and brand kit are SolidCraft's brand. They may be used,
changed and contributed to as part of SolidCraft; using them in another program or product needs
the maintainers' written permission. Geometry and the rest of the code stay MIT OR Apache-2.0,
and third-party fonts keep their own licences.
The three crates declare the licence with `license-file`, which `xtask shared` now accepts when
the file sits inside the crate; the generated licence list names it; ATTRIBUTION rows for the
look's artwork and the branding name it.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
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* test: the setback scale search's attempts fill as the corner does, degree 9 first
An attempt of the search fills its model with Probe { fill: true }, which
graph_gk tries from degree 3 up to 9, while the corner's own fill tries 9
first and stops where 9 proves the sector conditions unmet (#2344(b)). So
a failing attempt solves five programmes where the fill solves one; on
aarch64 the fork's 20b1c01, which counts as main does there, spent 120,513
of the first corner's 129,085 steps in one degree-7 programme.
The new test asks that a search attempt's work equal the corner's fill's
at the same model, and that a failing attempt solve one programme. The
budget test takes the counts of degree 9 first (22, 26, 21, 30, 3, 2; the
fork's 3843ddb solves as many), checks the step budget on every target
again, and gives the r 5 corner's one attempt room for its degree-9
programme. Both fail on main: 35 programmes for the first corner, 5 for
its attempt at scale 1.
Refs #2929
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: the setback scale search fills degree 9 first, as the corner's fill does
graph_gk tried a probe that asks the fill from degree 3 up to 9, the order
of the fork's old fill probe; the corner's own fill tries 9 first, keeps a
certified 9 while it looks for the least degree that certifies, and stops
where 9 proves the sector conditions unmet. The scale search's attempts are
such probes, so each failing attempt also solved every degree below 9: five
programmes where one decides, and on aarch64 one of them, of degree 7, took
120,513 of the first corner's 129,085 steps (the fork's 20b1c01).
Both now take the fill's order (#2344(b), the fork's 3843ddb). The verdict
is the same by degree raising: conditions met at a degree are met at the
next, so unmet at 9 means unmet below; the fold refusal is decided on the
projection, whose sign certificate degree raising keeps too. Scales,
attempts and the corner's fill are unchanged. On x86-64 the first corner's
search solves 22 programmes instead of 35, 6,537 steps instead of 9,347.
An attempt that certifies below 9 solves one programme more: r 5 set back
8 takes 3 instead of 2, 22 steps instead of 4.
Refs #2929
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* findings: the setback scale search's degree order, with its schematic
The record of the change before it: why a failing attempt solved five
programmes, why degree 9 first keeps every verdict, the counts before and
after on x86-64, and what stays open (platform-dependent step counts, an
unproven degree 9 still trying 3 to 8). The schematic shows a search
attempt's degrees before and after, its VectorCraft source beside it.
Refs #2929
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* blend_setback: the degree order's comments and record say what was measured
The r 5 corner's comment gives its own count (three programmes, 22 steps)
instead of the fork's. Probe::fill's doc names the curved fill's order,
least degree first. The record states the fold refusal one way only: a
fold at 9 is a fold below, but a lower degree's failed sign where 9's holds
would now go on to the programmes, where it refused before; no corner is
known to do so. It also says why the curved fill keeps its own loop.
Refs #2929
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* findings: the degree order's counts before are measured on main
All six corners' counts before the change, measured at main a445bdaac
(the same as the validation run they were quoted from).
Refs #2929
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* blend_setback: the degree order's comments and record name the moved issues
The issue and design hub moved from tangency-labs/solidcore to solidcraft under new
numbers; the code comments drop the number, the record names the new ones.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* findings: the degree order's record names the loop's errors, the schematic its topic
The record named the fold refusal as the one exit the new order meets
differently; degree 9's errors (programme, certificate, nets off the faces)
end an attempt earlier too, as in the corner's own fill. The step budget's
comment says it rejects the old order on aarch64, and the QP counts on every
platform. The schematic's title names its topic, not the old issue number.
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Long operations under way show in a panel in the view's bottom-right
corner, above the frame-rate readout: the operation's short name, a
progress bar with the step it is on of how many, and a red X that
cancels it. A new operation goes on top; one that ends fades out and
the rows above it slide down into its place.
The rows are read each frame from the work itself: the file operation
running and those queued behind it, a feature dialog's OK computing,
history commands and a delete's check computing off the window thread
(and those waiting their turn), opening a feature's editor, an agent's
command with its batch step, a save, and an opened design's bodies
being meshed. Work reports progress and learns it was cancelled
through the existing doc::progress::Progress and the kernel's Watch;
the history and delete-check workers now report into one and stop at
their next feature when cancelled. Queued history commands and file
requests carry a serial so each row keeps its key while it waits,
runs and runs again.
The panel replaces the computing toast, the agent's Stop chip and the
"Loading parts" note. Preferences > Interface > "Show operations in
the view" (operations_panel, on) brings those back when off.
The control channel lists and cancels operations with ui.operations.
Co-authored-by: bherbruck <brennen.herbruck@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Doc: a nested name goes inside parentheses, so it is not ambiguous (#5857)
* Names: a non-ASCII curve id does not panic a blend face name
A curve id may hold a character outside ASCII (F2:side:曲), and the name of
a blend face holds the curve id of the edge it replaced
(F5:blend(F2:side:曲|F2:top)). face_name_end walked the name a byte at a time
and sliced the text at each byte, so the slice started inside that character
and panicked; blend_seams calls it for every blend face.
It walks the name by character now, so the byte it returns is always the start
of one, and a name in ASCII is read exactly as before.
The names written into saved designs change: a face name that holds another
face's name writes it in parentheses (F5:blend(F2:side:l2|F2:top)), where
before it followed a colon. The pending format note says so.
* fix: canonicalize legacy names before the piece checks
A name saved in the older form (F5:blend:F2:+x|F2:+z) names the same face as
today's F5:blend(F2:+x|F2:+z), but only the exact check compared the two
forms. The piece, alias, synonym and stem checks compared the text, so a
stored name of a face that was split since found nothing. The name is written
in today's form before those checks.
* Names: read the nested name of the form upstream's test writes
Upstream's #7703 added a test that asserts the offset face of a thickened
surface is named `F3:inner:F2:side:l1` and that its edge walls start with
`F3:blend:`. This branch writes those names in parentheses, so the test
failed on the merge ref and the known-failing check read it as a
regression. The names follow the format this branch writes; the test and
the doc that names them follow the format too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: keep the kernel rig out of a docs change
crates/kernel/src/history.rs is in tests/kernel-cases/PATHS-ALL, so the one-line
doc change (F7:blend:... -> F7:blend(...)) made the plan select every kernel rig
area and the ladder. The name-format change itself is right and stays; only the
kernel file goes back to main, so the PR touches no kernel area.
* Names: a blend mark only at the outer role, and no parentheses in a curve id (#5857)
* Project: a nested face name with a non-ASCII character reads without a panic (#5857)
* Doc: the pending format note says a curve id may be outside ASCII
A curve id may hold a character outside ASCII (F2:side:曲), and the name of a blend
face holds the curve id of the edge it replaced (F5:blend(F2:side:曲|F2:top)). The
note said what is saved and what an older design gets without it; it now says
that the name holds such a character whole, so the note covers the whole of
what this build writes.
* Names: a piece of a blend face is found in either name form (#5857)
The lookup of a piece of a blend face came back with main, and it read
the mark of the older form only (`:blend:`), so a blend written in
today's form (`F3:blend(side|start)`) was no blend's name at all. A name
read from the older form was compared in today's form as well, against a
face whose own name was written in the older one, and the two never met.
The lookup reads the mark in either form now, and a face's own name is
compared in today's form as the stored name is, so a name saved before
the parentheses still finds the piece it names (#5857).
* Tests: the blend of an edge is named in today's form (#5857)
A test that came with main names the blend of an edge the older form
wrote it (`F3:blend:F2:side:l1|F2:top)`). A blend is written in today's
form now, so the test looks for that name, and for the mark of today's
form.
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Co-authored-by: vdirienzo <vdirienzo@users.noreply.github.com>
Persist the selected API before device creation. Guard startup changes until
the first presented frame, preserve unsaved designs during restart, and
restore the prior API after an interrupted or rejected start.
Replace the earlier shader-memory scope of PR #14097. Keep shader readiness,
rendering math and resource limits unchanged.
Validation: 393 focused tests and native Linux interaction passed.
The full gate was invoked on identical sources; UI (5356 tests) and GPU
(228 tests) passed. Engine/SMLib/CLI failures remain and the kernel run is
still active. No Windows or macOS runtime validation is claimed.
* solidcore: claim retiring eight result-changing UpstreamFixes flags
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: retire eight result-changing UpstreamFixes flags
The corrected behaviour becomes the only path for WR-1 (two-context mark
lock), WR-10 (least-squares best-fit line), WR-19 (unclamped Newton step
without an interval), WR-6 (empty periodic extent takes the interval),
WR-9 (region-to-arc polar domain), WR-94 (integration failures propagate)
and #483 (pivot and path-extension statuses). WR-14 is deleted keeping the
unprojected tight-box angles, which differ from the projected ones only by
roundoff.
With WR-10 collinear point sets are Linear, so the tight pseudo box's
hull-edge alignment now runs for Linear sets as well as Planar ones: no
tight box is larger than either the old result or the line fix alone.
Goldens blessed (rows): geom.context 763, geom.geom_utility_p1 84,
geom.geom_utility_p2 29, geom.local_solve1d 139, geom.periodic_extent1d 6,
geom.point_set 111, geom.polar_box 1, mass.integrator 3,
primitive.primitive_creation_p1 4. SolidCraft set all eight ON; its preset
lines go.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: drop the removed best-fit line variants from the layer lists; fmt and doc fixes
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: WR-14 retires ON; the tight box measures chords on projected points
Across all 1378 geom.point_set tight boxes the projected path is never
larger than the unprojected one (1295 identical, 83 at roundoff), every
changed box holds its points, and no golden row in any unit changes. At
an exact tie with points 4e5 off the plane the unprojected chords' roundoff
picks the chamfer and leaves a box about 30% larger; the restored unit test
asserts the projected box's rotation, area and volume.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
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A Cut whose tool stops short of every face of a body leaves a closed void
inside it and said nothing. It now adds a feature warning naming the body
and the volume the cut took. The check lives in the document evaluation
and uses the kernel's existing shell_count, lumps and exact measure_mass:
a body's voids are its shells beyond one per piece. The operation lookup
it shares with the Join-apart note is now `feature_operation`.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* claim: #14521
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Browser: right-click the History folder to step through or play History (#14521)
With History in the browser the History bar is hidden, and with it the
controls that move the History marker and play History. The History
folder's right-click menu now lists those controls: Go to beginning, Go
back one step, Play History (Stop History while playing, only while the
Play button is shown), Go forward one step and Go to end, then the bar's
own controls menu.
An entry that would leave the marker where it is is greyed out. Play
History keeps its existing reasons when it cannot run. The entries run
the bar's own timeline::run_transport; its step calculation moved into
a shared step_position so the menu can tell which entries would move.
The four step entries use the icon names timeline_first, timeline_back,
timeline_forward and timeline_last, which have no artwork yet and draw
the placeholder.
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* Agent chat: hovering a chip lights its target; chips of things that are gone are struck through (#2286)
The chip under the pointer (in the tray or on a sent message) lights what it
stands for in the model while the pointer is on it. A chip whose body,
feature, face or edge has left the design is struck through with a note on
hover; faces and edges are told apart by their persistent names, which
survive edits (the block for the agent now says so). Worked out when the
design or the chips change, not every frame.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: a pick is a pill in the message, where the caret was (#2286)
Pick context (and typing @) now puts the pick into the message as a pill, `«1: Plate · 3 faces»`,
at the caret, instead of a tray above the box. Several picks are several pills, so "make A match B"
says which is which. A pill is text in the box (so editing, selection, paste and input methods are
the text field's own), drawn as a pill by the field's layouter; Backspace/Delete next to it takes it
whole; hovering it lights its target; one whose target has gone is struck through. When the message
is sent the marks are numbered 1, 2, 3 in reading order and the agent gets each numbered group after
the message; Attach selection stays an end-of-message block, listed apart. Queued messages that go
as one prompt keep their numbers apart.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: hovering a pill in a sent message lights its group; chips only for what is not a pill (#2286)
The pills in a sent message light what they stand for while the pointer is on them, as the chips
below did; those chips are now shown only for the items that are not in a pill (Attach selection).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat control: send_input sends the message box as Enter does; the status shows the box (#2286)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: a pill or chip lights its face by persistent name, not by the number it had (#2286)
After an edit renumbers the faces, the stored face number points at another face: hovering a sent
pill lit the wrong one. The target is now looked up by its persistent name (what has gone lights
nothing), in the box, in sent messages and for the chips.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: review fixes for the pills (#2286)
- The lit target is cached while the pointer rests on a pill; edge names are only worked out for
edges; sent messages without pills no longer copy their context every frame.
- A sent pill lights only where the pointer really is (clip rect and layers respected).
- Editing a queued message renumbers its marks and un-places the groups whose mark was taken out.
- New chat keeps the draft's picks; queued messages get their own handles and chips light too.
- Empty persistent names are ignored; docs and a doc link fixed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: the control status adds the box and its pills to main's second step (#2286)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: replacing the design takes the pills out of the box (#2286)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: a model that cannot be placed counts as there, now that world_state can fail (#2286)
Main made Session::world_state return a Result. The checks that decide whether a picked
body, face or edge has left the design now treat a model that cannot be placed as unable to
tell: the pill is not struck through and its picks are kept.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: a test builds its face point with solidcore_record's Vec3, as main now does (#2286)
Main moved the point type of a face pick out of solidcraft_engine::geom. The test that
lights a chip's face by persistent name now builds its points the way main's own tests do.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: what a pill or chip lights is kept only for the very same items (#2286)
The cache of what hovering lights was keyed by the items' text and persistent names, not by
what they stand for. Two items that read the same, such as two bodies picked under one name,
could then light the other one's geometry. The key now includes the selection itself.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: taking a pill out of a queued message drops its pick, as in the message box (#2286)
Editing a queued message and deleting one of its pills used to keep that pill's pick as an
unplaced chip, which the queued message cannot remove and which was still sent to the agent.
The pick is now dropped, as when a pill is deleted in the message box. What Attach selection
added was never placed in the text and stays.
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* Agent chat: a pick that was also attached stays when its pill is taken out of a queued message (#2286)
A thing picked as a pill and also selected with Attach selection on is one item, under its pill.
That item is now marked as attached too, so taking its pill out of a queued message keeps it,
once, as not placed, instead of dropping what Attach selection added.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: a face picked as a pill and selected at another point is listed once (#2286)
Telling whether a selected thing is already a pill compared the pick point too, so the same
face clicked at two points was listed under its pill and again as not placed. Faces and edges
now match by body and index, as the selection does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: a message with pills stays in a selection scrolled out of view, as main's messages do (#2286)
Main draws the conversation's messages through its selectable label, so a message scrolled out
of view keeps its part of a text selection and of Copy (#11527). A message's text with pills was
drawn as a plain label; it now goes through the same one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: the pill ids use egui 0.37's Id::unique, as main now does (#2286)
Main moved to egui 0.37, where Id::new is a deprecated name for Id::unique. The two ids this
PR adds (the message box and the cache of what a pill lights) now use Id::unique; the ids are
the same.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat control: the status still lists the picks as `picked`, next to `pills` (#2286)
Before the pills, `ui.agent_chat` listed what was picked as `picked`, a flat list of label and
detail. The status now gives that list again, made from the items of the box's pills, so
scripts that read it keep working; `pills` adds the grouping.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Agent chat: a pill in a sent message takes the theme's chip colour, not a colour literal (#2286)
main allows no colour literals in agent_chat/panel.rs (colour_tokens_tests). The pill inside a
sent message, whose bubble is the accent colour, now uses the theme's filled-chip token.
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* Coil: say that touching turns are the problem when the section equals the pitch
A section exactly one pitch wide was refused with "the pitch must exceed the
section", which reads as if the profile were wrong. The message now says the
neighbouring turns touch and suggests a slightly smaller section. A section
wider than the pitch keeps its message.
Refs #14490
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Coil: keep the zero-pitch error and show a precise smaller example
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* solidcore: claim typed intersect errors (part of #13790)
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: intersect failures carry a typed reason instead of bare statuses (part of #13790)
curve_class, point_class, ray_tracer, surface_drop_lib, surface_drop_curve,
adv_surface_intersector, api_intersectors, surface_silhouette and surface_tracer
return an IntersectFailure under the new Reason::Intersect instead of a bare
Upstream status: Failed (SM_ERR), Missing (SM_ERR_NULL_POINTER), OutsideDomain
(SM_ERR_OUTSIDE_OF_DOMAIN) and Inconsistent (SM_ERR_ASSERT_FAILURE), each with a
phrase saying what failed. The operation path, entity (none), comparison status
and kind are those of the Upstream it replaces, so sm_status(), kind(),
is_port_failure() and is_status_answer() answer as before; no cause is kept, so
no port failure is newly wrapped.
upstream_status() moves to error.rs and answers for an IntersectFailure as for
an Upstream (nurbs::upstream_status stays as a re-export), so the callers that
branch on an upstream status (check_seam_jump's caller, the drop status_of
helpers) behave as before. surface_intersector and topology_solver are held for
their open PRs.
The intersect goldens runners that recorded an Upstream code read
solidcore::error::upstream_status, so every row stays as it was. SolidCraft's
status() passes an IntersectFailure on as its status, as it did the Upstream.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* goldens: the B-rep merge runners read a point classification failure's status as the Upstream it replaced (part of #13790)
topology.brep_p7 and topology.brep_p9 recorded PointClassification::merge_into_object's
Upstream status; they read solidcore::error::upstream_status, so their rows stay as they
were. IntersectFailure's Display joins its two phrase-only arms (clippy match_same_arms).
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* claim: #12125
* wip: a sketch hidden with its eye stays hidden at the History marker (#12125)
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* claim: #12283
* Test: an Assistant agent without the design tools is not shown as Ready (#12283)
* Assistant: No design access instead of Ready when the agent runs without SolidCraft's tools (#12283)
Without solidcraft-cli beside the app the agent starts with no bridge to
the design, but the panel badge and the application bar mark said Ready.
The badge now says No design access in the warning colour, its hover text
says how to get solidcraft-cli, and the application bar mark shows the
warning dot with the same words in its tooltip.
* Assistant: No design access names its cause (endpoint or solidcraft-cli), in the application bar's tooltip too, and the folded panel's dot turns to the warning colour (#12283)
* Assistant: when solidcraft-cli was found but its tools did not start, No design access says so instead of saying the CLI is missing (#12283)
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* claim: #10874
* Sketch: Preferences > Sketch > Largest sketch raises the 20000-point limit (#10874)
Insert SVG and Insert DXF refused any drawing with more than 20000 points
or curves. The limit in force now lives in solidcraft_sketch::limits and
can be raised up to 200000 from a new preference; the default is
unchanged. Every check that adds points, curves or constraints asks it.
Opening a design checks the 200000 ceiling instead, so a design made
with a raised limit opens anywhere. The refusal message names the
limit and the setting.
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* test: a setback fill is its rounds' geometry's, not their parametrization across (#13775)
The box corner's rounds r 2, 3, 4, filled once as they are and once with
their sections moved across by a Moebius map (the weights w_j rho^j, the
same surfaces). The fill must be the same, patch for patch, to 1e-12 of
the corner's size. Six cases, each its own test; the rounds as they are
must fill (the precondition, with its own message):
- fill_is_the_geometry_across (G1, 1.7^j): on main refused, "no G1 fill
up to degree 9 is certified convex at these setbacks"
- fill_is_the_geometry_across_mildly (G1, 1.001^j): on main certified,
off by 2.094e-3 (allowed 6.3e-12); 1.003^j is refused already, the
setbacks being the least that certify
- fill_is_the_geometry_across_changing_along (G1, 1.7^j to 1.2^j along):
on main refused as above
- g2_fill_is_the_geometry_across (G2, 1.7^j): on main off by 1.341e0
(allowed 6.0e-12)
- g2_fill_is_the_geometry_across_changing_along: on main off by 1.341e0
- g2_fill_is_the_geometry_across_beside_circles (G2 to the circles, G1 to
the faces): on main off by 3.601e-2 (allowed 6.3e-12); its rows come
from the arc already, its spoke not
fill_is_the_geometry_s (the fork's guard along the rails, fork main
8eac63c) passes on main: off by at most 4.8e-15.
These six fail until the next commit. Run on solidcore main b83367a49:
cargo test -p solidcore --profile goldens --test fork_870c970_blend_setback
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* fix: a setback fill takes its rounds' rows in the section's standard form across (#13775)
A round is one rational span across, so its rows fix its end section only
up to a Moebius map of the parameter across (w_j -> w_j c^j). round_jets
took the net's rows as they were, and the G2 fill measured its spoke at the
middle of the round's own parameter across: the fill depended on how the
round is parametrized, not only on what it is.
- round_jets puts the raw rows 0 to k in the section's standard form
across (standard_form_across): column j times c^j, c = (W_0 / W_q)^(1/q)
the ratio of the row's end weights, its derivatives along by Leibniz, so
that both end weights are W_0 at every rail parameter to order k; then
the weights' share and the rails' mean arc length as before. RoundJets
no longer carries dt_ds.
- The G2 fill measures each spoke on the rows the patch takes (row_middle,
now shared with curved.rs), not on the round's own evaluation.
Results: the box corner's G1 fills (r 2; r 2, 3, 4) and G2 fills (order-2
and G^n rounds r 2; order-2 r 2, 3, 4) are unchanged bit for bit (every
control point and weight, base solidcore b83367a49 against this commit). The fill G2
to circular rounds and G1 to the faces (FillOrders { rounds: 2, faces: 1 },
which nothing in the kernel calls) moves: its rows 0 and 1 come from
geometric_rows, whose row 1 has weight 0, so the speed of those rows at the
middle is 1 / w(1/2) and the patch's speed across there is now its whole
spoke, as the comment above the rows asks. Measured |R_u(0, 1/2)| of its
three setback patches at r 2, 3, 4: 4.2285, 4.1421, 4.7354 before;
3.6092, 3.5355, 4.0419 now (x 0.85355, the 90-degree arc's mean weight).
The in-module test geometric_rows_are_the_geometry asserted that two
parametrizations of one round (weights scaled 1, 2, 4 across) give
different jets; in the standard form they give the same, so it now asserts
that.
The six tests of the previous commit pass (off by at most 8.7e-14 against
6e-12); fill_is_the_geometry_s too. One Vec::with_capacity(n) of
fill_hole_with goes with dt_ds, so its row leaves plan/panic-sites.tsv.
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* claim: #9449
* feat(io): embed the design thumbnail in 3MF exports (#9449)
A 3MF export carries the picture a design save draws as its package
thumbnail (/Metadata/thumbnail.png, the standard metadata/thumbnail
relationship and a png content type), so file managers and slicers show
the part. Without a picture the package is written as before.
* feat(engine): square, transparent 3MF thumbnail (#9449)
A 3MF export's thumbnail is 512x512 on a transparent background, as
slicers write theirs: the scene drawn over black and over white and
unblended with render::unblend, which render_transparent now shares.
The fit zoom is the Home picture's alone, so the square holds the whole
part; the design file's thumbnail is unchanged.
* fix(engine): unwrap world_state in the export thumbnail test
* fix(engine): warm display meshes before drawing a 3MF export thumbnail
* fix(engine): picture only the exported bodies in a 3MF thumbnail, within the scene limits
* fix(engine): picture every body in an unselected 3MF export, hidden ones too
The findings record for WR-509's ten moved goldens (#1518) left the three
curve.ellipse_p2 cases untraced and the query.face_p3 sector unchecked. This
addendum records the trace on main bf5cd7a88: each ellipse case moves in one
angle, and the new angle equals the point's closed-form atan2 angle to
4.3e-14 degrees. The face_p3 case was rejected by the runner's zero-length
line check, because DropPoint put the crossing on the corner. Its
ShortInterval result follows from the 1.53e-8 line's length.
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The arc's row terms over a piece (the ball's circle, n = 1) took the rails and the
centre, which move together, as independent interval ranges: on a long piece the
circle's radii reached length 0 or the rows' fourth derivatives came out orders of
magnitude over their true values, and a long variable round proved only on pieces a few
hundredths of it long. They are now also bounded by Taylor models in s - m over the
piece (blend::fillet_section::taylor_model, outward-rounded interval coefficients and
remainder), each term the tighter of the two. The levels are still steered by the
interval terms, so from a given first level a span certifies at the same level or a
coarser one; a level takes the Taylor models only where they can change its verdict.
The box-edge variable round of #14405: 113 span certificates and 8,592 enclosures
(10-13 s) become 3 and 66 (0.5-0.7 s), its net 23 inner knots 1.
Law-corner pieces' definition nets are put on one homogeneous weight scale before they
are joined: JoinSurface averages unmatched boundary rows, which moved the spans either
side of a joint off both pieces (latent while the certified end spans were short).
Part of #14405.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
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* Tests: a circular arc's length is its radius times its angle
Curve::length integrates a circle's speed with the adaptive quadrature,
so an arc's length is only within the accuracy asked. These tests ask
for the closed form to rounding, at every accuracy: whole arcs (across
angle 0, inside out, small and large) and pieces of a circle whose
knot spans have known angles. They fail on main.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Kernel: a circular arc's length is its radius times its angle
Curve::length integrated a circle as any B-spline, with the adaptive
quadrature, so an arc's length was an estimate within the accuracy
asked. A circle (an ellipse whose radii agree) now returns its radius
times the angle its NURB turns through. The interval is split at the
NURB's knots; each piece's angle is atan2(|a x b|, a . b) of its end
points about the centre. A span of a rational quadratic NURB with
positive weights is an arc of less than 180 degrees, so there is no
seam or period to resolve. Each end point about the centre is the
span's first control point about the centre plus the point about that
control point in difference form (SpanSpeed::from_first_point, new),
so the angle's rounding scales with the radius, not with the circle's
distance from the origin. Other ellipses, other NURBs and intervals
past the NURB's ends integrate as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Goldens: boolean.api_brep arc lengths of circles are r x angle
Four arc_lengths cases move because their circular edges now measure
in closed form, and the arc-length search finds its point on the
exact length:
- sphere_box_intersection: the meridian arc's point at half its
length, exact (sqrt 17.5, 0, -sqrt 7.5), was 9.4e-9 and 1.4e-8 off
in x and z, now 4.8e-12 and 7.3e-12.
- sphere_box_difference and _intersection: y of the point on the
z = 2 circle, exact 0, was 2.43e-9, now 5.6e-16.
- cylinder_cylinder_tee_difference_09: the points at 36 degrees on
circles of radius 2 and 1.5 are within 5e-13 of 2 cos 36 and
1.5 cos 36 (block sum moved 1.3e-7).
- box_cylinder_hole_union: the four 4 pi circles now tie exactly, so
their rows sort by the point, not by rounding noise in the length
(weighted block sum +84; sum -3.2e-10).
The other cases stay within tolerance and are not rewritten.
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* Assemblies: relink one placement of a linked component (#12227)
A placement's Component menu gets Relink Source… above Relink Source (All
Instances)… when its component is placed more than once. component.relink
takes an optional occurrence: that placement then shows a component linked
to the chosen design, one already linked to it or a new one under the same
parent, and keeps its id, position, grounding and joints, which move to the
same faces of the new design.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Assemblies: document the relink entry points (#12227)
relink, occurrence_items and start_selected get doc comments, and the
linked_source module header no longer claims that all placements share
one source.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Assemblies: check that a relinked placement's joint keeps its face (#12227)
The joint test now creates its joint on a named face, as a script does,
instead of writing a pick at the box's corner, and checks that the joint
lands on the same face of the new design, not merely on one of its faces.
The face is the last one, so a mapping that answers the first face fails.
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The quick looks and Remove override in the Appearance flyout each showed
"A" as their shortcut, since they run appearance.assign, which A is bound
to. Pressing A opens the editor and applies none of those looks, so their
rows now show no key.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
doc_shots.py --light makes every still again in the app's light theme as <name>.light.png.
Each page shows a pair (img.dark-ui and img.light-ui), and docs/book/theme/media.css shows the
one that matches the book's theme: the light pictures for light and rust, the dark ones for
coal, navy and ayu. The five stills (window tour, finished sketch, Parameters dialog, start
page, File menu) come in both. CONTRIBUTING.md says how.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a Spec with places, the dialog kept in the app (#6818)
A tool's handles stand at one place (a Rest) or at one per item of its first input (a marker on
each): `Spec::frame` becomes `places`, each with a key, and `move_to` and a new optional `click`
name the place by it. Every tool gates itself through `serves(app, d)`, so a tool can keep its own
preference instead of the shared one. `show` no longer takes the dialog out of the app: the pointer
is picked under with the dialog open, so a drag snaps as a click does, and the dialog is taken
out only around a change. `handle_move` takes those hits instead of picking itself.
`motion::grab` measures the gap from where the button went down, not from the pointer when the
drag starts: a handle that also takes clicks only knows it is dragged once the pointer has moved
a few points, and measured there the gap put every drag one step behind the pointer.
Rest, Boss and Snap Fit adapted; no change in what they do.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the markers are a Spec under place_gizmo (#6818)
Step 2 of #6818. A Single hole's handle is `place_gizmo/hole.rs`: a marker on each placed hole,
drawn and dragged by the shared mechanics, so a hole gets what a Rest has: the marker's press
area, the grab offset that keeps the hole where it was taken instead of jumping under the
pointer, the footprint of its mouth while it drags, the depth arrow starting past the marker and
the value box keeping off it, and the manipulator state while it drags. A click on a marker still
takes the hole out; the markers stay behind Create Hole › Move holes by clicking or dragging, not
the shared Placement handles setting, and holes on sketch points (Multiple) have none.
`hole_place.rs` keeps what is the hole's: its face and rim snaps, the moves of its face places
and the pick that moves a hole. Its handle loop and `place_gizmo::marker` go.
Tests: a press off the centre keeps its gap, one marker per hole and a drag moves only its hole,
a click within the marker's reach takes the hole out, the arrow's clearance follows the setting.
The 18 hole placement tests pass unchanged (`hole:<n>` names, snapping, preferences).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles, Hole: fixes from the review (#6818)
A hole being edited whose face no longer resolves keeps its marker: `hole::places` falls back to
the `direction` the edit restored, as a Rest's frame does (before, the marker vanished with the
face). A marker drag moves the hole only while the face input is the active one: the hits were
picked by the active input's rules. `place_gizmo::face_pick` is the one face pick for Rest, Boss,
Snap Fit and the hole. After a click took a place out, the markers' states are left alone for
that frame instead of going to the place that moved into the index. `Spec` says where the dialog
is while each callback runs.
Tests: the hole's markers follow Move holes by clicking or dragging, not Placement handles; a
hole whose face is gone keeps its marker through `direction`, and loses it with neither.
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* Hole: a reference edge holds the hole to its line, and the marker shows how much is left to move (#6818)
With one reference edge picked, the hole's distance drives its place instead of following it: a
drag of the marker, or a pick elsewhere on the face, moves the hole along that edge at its typed
distance (`hole_refs::drag_to`, through `ReferenceFrame::place`), and the distance text, an
expression included, is left alone. With two edges the hole moves anywhere again and a move sets
both distances, as a move did before any edge was picked. Before, a move always measured the
distances again from wherever the hole landed.
The marker says so: a `Spec` tells how freely each place moves (`Freedom`: anywhere, along a
line, not at all), and the marker's arms follow it: the four screen cardinals, two along the edge
as the view shows it, or none, the dot alone stepped back, with no press area, hover or move
cursor. A line seen nearly end-on, or a face seen nearly edge-on where a pick is refused anyway,
counts as held: a drag there would move the hole by centimetres per pixel.
The marker's pick and move go by the place input whichever input is active, so a reference edge
input waiting for its edge no longer leaves the marker lit but dead.
Tests: one edge holds the hole to a line the marker drags along; a typed distance survives the
drag; a pick elsewhere on the face keeps a held hole on its line; two edges free it again and a
drag sets both distances.
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* Hole: reference edges hold only the hole they place (#6818)
With several holes in one Hole dialog and one reference edge picked, every hole's marker and drag took the first hole's line: a drag of a hole on another face wrote a point on the first hole's line into it, off its own face, and a pick on that face did the same. The edges place the first face pick only (OK refuses them with more than one hole), so freedom and drag_to now go by the item index and hold that hole alone; any other hole moves anywhere.
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* Placement handles: a marker's press, hover and look go by a stable id, not the place's index (#6818)
The markers' widget and animation ids were built from each place's key, the item's index in the first input. When a click took a hole out, the next hole took its index and with it the hover of the one taken out: egui hit-tests by the last frame's rect for that id, so the surviving marker was hovered on the next frame, drawn hot with the Move cursor, and eased back over 0.22 s. The guard meant to stop that (`settled`) could never be false after a removal.
Each place now has an id by its order, kept while it moves (its key can change as a round face's halves come and go) and renewed for every place when one is gone. The guard is removed. The marker's hot factor is published as `<name>:hot` for the scenario tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the marker tests prove what they claim (#6818)
The click test passed with the old 9 pt reach too: a click 14 pt off the centre that missed the marker went to the canvas pick, which takes out a hole picked within its 5 mm radius. The hole is now 0.5 mm across, so a pick that missed the marker would move it and only the marker takes it out. The grab test's comment said the grab was outside the old handle's reach; it was inside the old 18 pt square, and the test discriminates by the gap itself (about 0.9 mm without it, and also when the gap is measured where the drag starts instead of at the press).
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* Placement handles: a place held still takes no press, so the view keeps the pointer there (#6818)
A hole held by one reference edge seen nearly end-on (or its face edge-on) is drawn as the dot alone and registers no widget, but it was still listed as a drawn handle: navigation and the depth arrow yielded an 18 pt disc around it in which a drag did nothing. The drawn handles now say whether each takes a press; only those keep the pointer from navigation and the arrow, while the value box still keeps off every drawn dot.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: tests for the marker's cursor, Select Other yielding to it and the dragged footprint (#6818)
The behaviour changes the change lists had no test: over a hole marker the cursor is Move (it was Grab), a press held still on it is the marker's and opens no Select Other list (without markers the same hold does), and the outline while a hole drags is its mouth, the counterbore's or countersink's diameter when it has one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a drag along one reference edge keeps the measured distance, not the rounded one in the field (#6818)
drag_to placed the hole at the distance field's text, which shows a measured value rounded to the document's precision, while OK sends the measured value. It now reads each distance as sync does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a held hole's freedom follows a design change in the same frame (#6818)
freedom read the reference frame cached for the edges without its revision, so in the frame after the design changed it could still hold the hole to an edge that was gone. It now finds the frame again when the revision moved on.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a pick a held hole's line cannot reach says why instead of doing nothing (#6818)
With one reference edge, a pick elsewhere on the face moves the hole along the edge's line. On a face the line leaves before the pick (an L-shaped face, say), the pick did nothing and said nothing; the dialog now says the line leaves the face there and how to move the hole.
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* Hole: a held hole that cannot follow says so on a drag too, until the inputs change (#6818)
The message for a pick the held line cannot reach is now set through the dialog's refusal, so a changed distance or edge clears it; the marker drag gives it as well; it is shown only when the line leaves the face, not when the distance does not evaluate (which has its own error); and it tells where to pick: where the line crosses the face.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a hole on a curved face keeps its marker, standing on the face's normal where it is (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a tapped hole's dragged outline is its tap drill, not the hidden Diameter field (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: where two markers' reaches overlap, the nearer one takes the press (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the held-line refusal reads as guidance, with no Create Issue (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a hole on a curved face takes the face's normal before a stored direction, so Edit Feature does too (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the overlapping markers' test clicks its second hole clear of the first one's depth box (#6818)
egui 0.37 makes the depth box a little taller, so a second hole clicked level with the first
landed on it and was not placed.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VYMtcRVatHGG6YWKYjp89v
* Hole: several holes on one face keep their markers through the shared Spec (#6818)
With Several holes on one face on, every hole on a face gets its own
placement marker, as it had its own handle before the markers moved to
place_gizmo. A drag moves that hole only, onto the face the other holes
are on too, and a click on the marker takes that hole out. The marker
names a hole by its item in the face input; hole_place maps it to the
hole's number for several_change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a Spec says where its place is kept (#4384)
A tool's place has one declared source, `Spec.place: PlaceSource`, instead of two functions each
tool wrote itself. `Input(n)` is the common case: the place is the face item of the dialog's input
`n`, read from there and moved by replacing the item, with `direction` and the in-face `along`
carried onto the new face; the marker's pick follows that input's rules whichever input is active.
Rest, Boss and Snap Fit declare `Input(0)` and lose their `places` and `move_to` lines; the frame
and move they shared move from `dialogs_plastic` into `place_gizmo`, where the place lives. `Own`
keeps a tool's own two functions: the hole, with a place per item. Behaviour unchanged, no test
changed.
Refs #4384, groundwork for the primitives (third element).
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* claim: #4384
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: Box, Cylinder, Cone, Sphere, Torus and Coil (#4384)
With Placement handles on, the primitives' dialogs get the shared move marker. It stands at the
dialog's place (a pre-selected face, the Cylinder's Face input, the typed corner, centre or base,
the edited feature's stored point, else the origin), and a drag places the primitive on the face
under the pointer, as a pre-selected face places it, from Edit Feature too: a Box, Cylinder, Cone
or Coil stands on it, a Sphere or Torus has its centre on it, as today. The footprint is the box's
side on the face, the base circle of a cylinder, cone or coil, the widest circle of a sphere and
the torus's outer circle lying flat, as the torus is made. No ring: the primitives do not turn in
their face. A Coil with a sketch profile has no marker: its place is the profile's.
The drag moves the place where the dialog keeps it: a Cylinder's Face input item and its place in
the same frame (its reference edge distances are measured again from there, as after a click), a
Box's typed corner or centre fields (to the micrometre; its Point pick is cleared), or the picked
place for the others. A Cylinder, Cone or Coil does not take a curved face, which has no one axis
to stand it on. A typed Box's side on its face is found from the model (the side lying on a planar
face that looks at it, its bottom first), so Edit Feature reopens it on a side face too. A Box at a
vertex is centred on it, so its marker is at its bottom. The Cylinder's canvas path returned before
the handles were drawn; it now draws them.
The Placement handles setting's description names the primitives, in every catalog that has it,
and the control protocol lists the primitive:position handle. The tip is a new string in
assets/locales/pending/primitive-handles.json.
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* Placement handles: a dropped Box is written in the design's unit
A Box dropped by its marker wrote its corner or centre in millimetres in every design, and a point
picked into the Box's input did too. Both now go through the design's length unit, kept to the
micrometre, as the fields show it elsewhere. A test drops a Box in a metre design.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Control protocol: a Single hole's markers follow hole_moves, not Placement handles (#4384)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a Box stands only on a face it overlaps, square to the world; a Cylinder lets go of edges it cannot reach (#4384)
A typed Box's side counted as on a face when it lay in the plane of any planar face, however far. It now has to overlap the face. A typed Box dropped on a curved face stands out from it when the way out is along an axis, and a tilted face, which has no outline, does not take it (a pre-selected face still places it as before). A Cylinder dropped on another body kept reference edges the command then refused; those are let go.
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* Empty commit: GitHub did not register the push of 68c2a965c to this PR
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* Placement handles: a typed Box is not dropped where a round wall's way out is off the world axes (#4384)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a Sphere, Torus, Cone or Coil moved by its marker drops its point pick too (#4384)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a dropped Box keeps its size expressions, so it stays centred when a parameter they name changes (#4384)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a Cylinder held by one reference edge keeps its typed distance on a drag, as a hole does (#4384)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a dropped Box reads a bare size expression in the design's unit, as OK does (#4384)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: the marker reads a bare size in the design's unit, as OK does (#4384)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: an empty placement field is 0 for the marker, as OK sends it (#4384)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: the docs name Preferences > Tools and the nanometre the drop is kept to (#4384)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: the marker reads a size field as OK does, a decimal comma or a unitless expression included (#4384)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a Cylinder held by one reference edge keeps its typed distance on a pick of its face too, as a hole does (#4384)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a typed Box's drop on a curved face asks every body for the way out, as hole_direction_at now takes a scope (#12067) (#4384)
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* claim: #13689
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore: test that a failed round leaves the body as it was (#13689)
Rounding two of the three join edges of two cylinders joined at an angle
fails with status 1001 in the fillet session's finish. The body keeps the
edits made before the failure, and two of its edges then fail the Level 2
check. The test checks that the body checks clean after the call and, when
the call fails, is unchanged.
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* solidcore: a failed fillet leaves the body as it was (#13689)
Every public fillet operation in blend/fillet_executive/api.rs that edits a
caller's body now runs under Brep::with_rollback: on any error, and on a
panic, each body it was given is put back as it was before the call.
Upstream keeps the edits made before the failure, which on two cylinders
joined at an angle left a body that fails the Level 2 check. Before, only
the non-manifold refusal put the body back, and only with
fixes.fillet_refuse_non_manifold_result on; that flag now only decides
whether the refusal happens. The cached topology fields are refreshed
whichever body the caller gets back, as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore: test the fillet rollback on a cancel and in surface_surface_fillet; WR-212 addendum (#13689)
The unit test a_fillet_fails_as_a_whole also fires the cancel token during
the fillet: the call returns Cancelled with the body put back. The
surface_surface_fillet error test checks that the caller's body is
unchanged. The snapshot's doc names both of its failures. A new WR-212
addendum records that every failure, not only the refusal, now leaves the
caller's body unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore: bless blend.fillet_executive_p3 for the fillet rollback (#13689)
52 cases fail (status 1001, one 1007) after the fillet has edited the
body. They now record the body as it came in: every failing case on the
same part records the same counts and geometry, and where an unmoved
failing case on that part already left the body alone (bottle, 18 cases;
sphere_diff_3cylinders; filleted_box) the new values equal its values.
Rows that moved by less than 1e-9 relative are kept.
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#14394 tested whether a B-spline face is flat with its own control-net
math in crates/kernel, but SolidCraft computes no geometry
(solidcore/docs/layers.md). planar_face now asks
solidcore_ops::Body::face_plane_normal, which runs SMLib's IsPlanar at
the face's tolerance and gives the outward normal, and makes the plane
through the face's first vertex. flat_net and net_fits are deleted. The
record's solidcore-ops body is made on first use and cached with the
body, shared by clones.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: the parabolic sheet's S1 cases on the default kernel (#2350)
The thicken and fold tests of the parabolic sheet ran on a kernel with
shell_one_construction set. On Kernel::default() the t11 fold towards
the centre is not refused naming its apex radius 10: the default kernel
still runs SMLib's sampled N_SrfOffset fit and no fold refusal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* offset: S1 by default: certified nets and the fold refusal; shell_one_construction retired
AGENTS.md §4b retires the port's flags. With shell_one_construction off
(the default) the shell replaced each implicit offset by N_SrfOffset's
fit, checked at samples, and built B-spline faces whose offset folds.
Now replace_implicit_offsets always takes certified_offset (within the
shell's tolerance at every parameter) and offset_face_prefix refuses a
folding face with OffsetFailure::Folds, naming the largest wall, for
every offset but the local operation. The N_SrfOffset branch and the
flag-off test go with the flag; fixes.json and the tests that listed it
drop the name. docs/offset-and-shell.md and its figure no longer call
S1 opt-in; WR-718 gets an addendum.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* offset tests: faces whose offset folds are refused naming their radius (D5)
With S1 the default, three upstream parts that built by deleting an
inside-out offset face are refused before anything is built, at the
face whose offset folds: Defeature/extrusion.smb face 2 inset 2
(largest 1.5331), Fillet/brepForFillet2.smb face 2 outset 5.6 and 11.2
(3.9580), Solids/extrusion_old.smb face 7 outset 2.5 (0.9689). The
tests assert those refusals. The collapse test keeps face 2 as a shell
face so face 5's collapse is still what it names. The lamina-edge
deletion stays covered by the extrudeHoles1 outset; the HANG-51 bound
loses its only known input.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: the swept bar's WR-545 shell keeps two marched edges under S1 (18 lines)
The two inner straight walls of the issue_1476 swept bar are offsets of
extrusions. N_SrfOffset's fit of them was recognised as an extrusion when
the shell was merged (bAddAnalytics), so make_edges_on_analytics_exact
made their edges with the planar end cap lines (20 lines). The certified
net is bicubic and not recognised, so those two edges stay marched (18
lines, as SolidCraft's configuration already gets). Measured with the
SSI of each candidate edge printed: at the base 28 and 30 become lines,
at the head they have one net face and are skipped; the other edges
(49, 54 lines; 33, 37, 40, 48 no SSI curve) are the same. The volume
moves from 1299.4876806943942 to 1299.4876807223006 (2e-11 relative),
inside the pin.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* goldens: offset p1 nets and p2 fold refusals under S1 (blessed)
offset.offset_executive_p1, 11 replace_* cases: the certified net keeps
the base's parametrisation, so natural_domain is the base's domain
([0,0,1,2], [0,-1,1,1], swapped [0,0,2,1], ...) where N_SrfOffset's fit
was reparametrised to [0,1]^2; the samples move with it. On a 41 x 41
grid each net is within its approx_tol of the exact offset S + d n at
the same (u, v) (worst 3.7e-6 of 1e-5, 3.6e-5 of 1e-4, 3.1e-4 of 1e-3,
4.3e-8 of 1e-7, 4.1e-10 of 1e-9; plane and line extrusion 2e-15).
offset.offset_executive_p2, 20 cases: a face whose offset folds is
refused (D5, Offset(Folds)) naming its least radius on that side; each
distance is past it. 16 built before by deleting the inside-out face;
4 were already refused and now stop at the folding face (fewer faces
in the executive's partial offset).
defeature_extrusion_face0_inset2_5_extended 1001->1001 face 2 d -2.5 largest 1.5331
defeature_extrusion_face0_inset2_5_rounded 1001->1001 face 2 d -2.5 largest 1.5331
defeature_extrusion_face0_inset2_5_rounded_unstitched 1000->1001 face 2 d -2.5 largest 1.5331
defeature_extrusion_face0_inset2_extended 1001->1001 face 2 d -2.0 largest 1.5331
defeature_extrusion_face0_outset2_5_extended 1001->1001 face 2 d 2.5 largest 1.1264
defeature_extrusion_face0_outset2_5_rounded 1000->1001 face 2 d 2.5 largest 1.1264
fillet2_f0_d0_in_rnd 1000->1001 face 2 d -5.6 largest 5.0738
fillet2_f0_d0_out_rnd 1000->1001 face 2 d 5.6 largest 3.9580
fillet2_f0_d0_out_rnd_unmerged 1000->1001 face 2 d 5.6 largest 3.9580
fillet2_f0_d1_in_rnd 1000->1001 face 2 d -11.2 largest 5.0738
fillet2_f0_d1_out_rnd 1000->1001 face 2 d 11.2 largest 3.9580
fillet2_f0_d1_out_rnd_unmerged 1000->1001 face 2 d 11.2 largest 3.9580
fillet2_f1_d0_in_rnd 1000->1001 face 2 d -5.6 largest 5.0738
fillet2_f1_d0_out_rnd 1000->1001 face 2 d 5.6 largest 3.9580
fillet2_f1_d1_in_rnd 1000->1001 face 2 d -11.2 largest 5.0738
fillet2_f1_d1_out_rnd 1000->1001 face 2 d 11.2 largest 3.9580
fillet2_f2_d0_in_rnd 1000->1001 face 3 d -5.6 largest 2.9088
fillet2_f2_d0_out_rnd 1000->1001 face 3 d 5.6 largest 5.0975
fillet2_f2_d1_in_rnd 1000->1001 face 3 d -11.2 largest 2.9088
fillet2_f2_d1_out_rnd 1000->1001 face 3 d 11.2 largest 5.0975
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: the drilled plate's shell volumes under S1 (1795, 1950)
With the certified offset the default and #14347's intersect flags gone,
the plate shelled 2 inward builds the same 16/36/24 solid; its volume
moves within the integrator's accuracy, so three pins move:
1795 open at z 27.5 9655.150697869625 -> 9655.150751213405
closed form +2.54e-4 -> +3.07e-4
1950 SolidCraft fixes, WR-545 10400.212354107192 -> 10400.212799756418
closed form -1.97e-5 -> +4.26e-4
1950 WR-545 alone 10400.212413698822 -> 10400.212854198868
closed form +3.99e-5 -> +4.80e-4
The shell's non-analytic offsets are certified nets instead of
N_SrfOffset's fits. With WR-545 the volume is now within 1.5e-12 and
3.1e-10 relative of the volume without it (the pins without it hold);
the shell still runs the flag through the face-owned surfaces (#1950).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* offset docs: where the certified net replaces an offset, and NotCertified
construction.rs said every implicit offset surface is replaced by its
certified B-spline; only the shell and the thicken replace them, the
plain offset keeps its implicit offset surfaces. The refusal of a face
not proved regular names NotCertified where no radius bounds the wall;
the refusal table in docs/offset-and-shell.md §4.2 now lists it beside
Folds. §8's invariant 2 names the two remaining exceptions (the revolved
generator's fit, the round offset as its net) instead of "the fitted
paths in §3 and §3.2".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* findings: the folding offsets refused by default, with main's bodies
The p2 golden cases whose offset folds were built on main by deleting
the inside-out offset face (16 at status 1000, 4 failed later); D5 now
refuses them before any face is built. The record lists the counts main
built and carries before renders of brepForFillet2 (outset 5.6) and
Defeature/extrusion (outset 2.5): the input with the folding face
highlighted and main's result as a wireframe.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* findings: the p1 replace cases' certified nets keep the base's domain
The 11 replace_* cases of offset.offset_executive_p1 moved in the
goldens commit because the certified net keeps the base's
parametrisation where N_SrfOffset's fit was reparametrised to the unit
square. The record lists old and new domains and each net's worst gap
to the exact offset S + d n on a 41 x 41 grid against its tolerance.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* claim: #14231 (pointer ring over a dimension's value while placing it)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Dimension: the pointer ring no longer covers the value being placed
While a dimension is placed its value follows the pointer. The tool's
pointer ring is painted after the dimensions, so it sat in the middle of the
number. dim_view now remembers where it drew the value this frame, and the
Dimension tool leaves its ring out inside that box; elsewhere the ring stays.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Dimension: also leave out a pointer ring that would touch the value
A ring centred just outside the value's box still reached over its edge.
The check now counts the ring's largest radius and half its stroke.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* Claim: index the other part's triangles in find_limits' overlap check (#14450)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* Motion: find_limits' overlap check indexes the other part's triangles (#14450)
deepest tested every sample point and edge of one mesh against every
triangle of the other, at every sample of a sweep. It now builds one
solidcraft_geom::Bvh over the other mesh's triangles per call and answers
the nearest distance, the ray parity and the segment hits from it. The
boxes are grown by half the triangle's longest edge and a millionth of the
coordinate scale, and ill-shaped triangles are tested by every query, so
the answers are the scan's, bit for bit. The work counter is unchanged.
The slow test drops from 141 s to 20 s CPU locally (P-cores). Regression tests compare
the indexed depth and each query with the scan, on fixed-seed random meshes
and on the slow case's pins.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
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* claim: part of #2829 (surface.loft schemas)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Give surface.loft input and output schemas
Part of #2829. The contract checks each guide rail's shape and leaves
how many rails a loft takes to the handler.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* claim: solid.emboss schemas (part of #2829)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Give solid.emboss input and output schemas (part of #2829)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* describe_returns_both_schemas takes its unconverted example from unconverted.txt
doc.open has its schemas on main now, so a fixed example goes stale as the list shrinks.
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* Tooltips: the container gate rejects egui's own tooltip methods, eleven callers converted
cargo xtask ui-containers now reports a raw tooltip call (on_hover_text,
on_hover_ui, on_hover_text_at_pointer, on_hover_ui_at_pointer,
on_disabled_hover_text, on_disabled_hover_ui, show_tooltip_text,
show_tooltip_ui) outside ui_kit/container.rs, as a method call, as a path
call and inside macro bodies, next to the raw hosts it already rejects.
egui::Tooltip itself stays allowed: the kit's widgets and two feature
modules build custom tooltips with it.
The eleven remaining callers use backing_on_hover_text: the Fillet turn
row, the Dimension window's icon buttons and insert hint, the two dimension
step fields in Preferences, Sketch, the two keep-unsaved checkboxes in
Preferences, General, the ground shadow setting in Preferences, Graphics,
the checkbox-with-help control of the preferences macro, the HTTP allow
checkbox in the agent settings and the toolbar button tooltip. Their
tooltips now draw with the themed backing like every other tooltip.
Docs: the UI skill, the container audit and the xtask help line say that
the gate covers tooltips.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Tooltips: the backing text tooltips describe the widget for accessibility, as egui's do
egui's on_hover_text and on_hover_text_at_pointer also hand the tip to the
accessibility tree: a widget that has a node gets the tip as its description,
and as its name when it has none (a label is named by its text, a widget with
a labelled_by relation by that). The backing variants showed the tip and did
nothing for the tree, so a converted caller read less to a screen reader.
backing_on_hover_text and backing_on_hover_text_at_pointer now do the same as
egui, through a helper that mirrors Response::describe_for_accessibility.
on_disabled_hover_text sets no description in egui, so the disabled variant
stays as it is.
Test: two checkboxes and a label with backing tips, read back from the
accesskit tree (red before the helper: the checkbox node had no description).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Tooltip gate: a macro_rules body marked cfg(test) is test-only
The gate skipped test modules and test functions but walked the body of a
macro_rules item carrying #[cfg(test)], so a raw tooltip call in a test
helper macro would fail the gate. Such a macro is skipped like a test module;
the fixture has one (red before the change).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Tooltips: the raw tooltips main gained since the gate was written use the backing form
Twenty-six calls in the render workspace, the panel workspace, the panel
host, the widget gallery and the mesh import options used egui's on_hover_text and
on_disabled_hover_text, which the gate rejects. They now use the
BackingTooltipExt forms, which keep the hover, disabled and accessibility
behaviour. The panel host draws its tab chrome but takes its tooltip from
egui, so it is converted rather than exempted.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Format: the dimension window's title tooltip wraps as rustfmt lays it out
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hover text: the new denoise optical-filter checkbox's tooltip goes through the backing tooltip
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ui-containers: raw tooltips warn instead of failing, until the queue has none
PRs in the merge queue add raw on_hover_text calls, and each one would fail
the tooltip half of the gate once it lands before this change. cargo xtask
ui-containers now lists raw tooltips as warnings and exits 0 for them; an
outer host that skips ui_kit::Container still fails as before. The fixture
test keeps proving the detector finds every raw form, and the temporary
workspace test checks that a raw tooltip alone does not fail the run.
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* Placement handles: a Spec with places, the dialog kept in the app (#6818)
A tool's handles stand at one place (a Rest) or at one per item of its first input (a marker on
each): `Spec::frame` becomes `places`, each with a key, and `move_to` and a new optional `click`
name the place by it. Every tool gates itself through `serves(app, d)`, so a tool can keep its own
preference instead of the shared one. `show` no longer takes the dialog out of the app: the pointer
is picked under with the dialog open, so a drag snaps as a click does, and the dialog is taken
out only around a change. `handle_move` takes those hits instead of picking itself.
`motion::grab` measures the gap from where the button went down, not from the pointer when the
drag starts: a handle that also takes clicks only knows it is dragged once the pointer has moved
a few points, and measured there the gap put every drag one step behind the pointer.
Rest, Boss and Snap Fit adapted; no change in what they do.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the markers are a Spec under place_gizmo (#6818)
Step 2 of #6818. A Single hole's handle is `place_gizmo/hole.rs`: a marker on each placed hole,
drawn and dragged by the shared mechanics, so a hole gets what a Rest has: the marker's press
area, the grab offset that keeps the hole where it was taken instead of jumping under the
pointer, the footprint of its mouth while it drags, the depth arrow starting past the marker and
the value box keeping off it, and the manipulator state while it drags. A click on a marker still
takes the hole out; the markers stay behind Create Hole › Move holes by clicking or dragging, not
the shared Placement handles setting, and holes on sketch points (Multiple) have none.
`hole_place.rs` keeps what is the hole's: its face and rim snaps, the moves of its face places
and the pick that moves a hole. Its handle loop and `place_gizmo::marker` go.
Tests: a press off the centre keeps its gap, one marker per hole and a drag moves only its hole,
a click within the marker's reach takes the hole out, the arrow's clearance follows the setting.
The 18 hole placement tests pass unchanged (`hole:<n>` names, snapping, preferences).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles, Hole: fixes from the review (#6818)
A hole being edited whose face no longer resolves keeps its marker: `hole::places` falls back to
the `direction` the edit restored, as a Rest's frame does (before, the marker vanished with the
face). A marker drag moves the hole only while the face input is the active one: the hits were
picked by the active input's rules. `place_gizmo::face_pick` is the one face pick for Rest, Boss,
Snap Fit and the hole. After a click took a place out, the markers' states are left alone for
that frame instead of going to the place that moved into the index. `Spec` says where the dialog
is while each callback runs.
Tests: the hole's markers follow Move holes by clicking or dragging, not Placement handles; a
hole whose face is gone keeps its marker through `direction`, and loses it with neither.
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* Hole: a reference edge holds the hole to its line, and the marker shows how much is left to move (#6818)
With one reference edge picked, the hole's distance drives its place instead of following it: a
drag of the marker, or a pick elsewhere on the face, moves the hole along that edge at its typed
distance (`hole_refs::drag_to`, through `ReferenceFrame::place`), and the distance text, an
expression included, is left alone. With two edges the hole moves anywhere again and a move sets
both distances, as a move did before any edge was picked. Before, a move always measured the
distances again from wherever the hole landed.
The marker says so: a `Spec` tells how freely each place moves (`Freedom`: anywhere, along a
line, not at all), and the marker's arms follow it: the four screen cardinals, two along the edge
as the view shows it, or none, the dot alone stepped back, with no press area, hover or move
cursor. A line seen nearly end-on, or a face seen nearly edge-on where a pick is refused anyway,
counts as held: a drag there would move the hole by centimetres per pixel.
The marker's pick and move go by the place input whichever input is active, so a reference edge
input waiting for its edge no longer leaves the marker lit but dead.
Tests: one edge holds the hole to a line the marker drags along; a typed distance survives the
drag; a pick elsewhere on the face keeps a held hole on its line; two edges free it again and a
drag sets both distances.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: reference edges hold only the hole they place (#6818)
With several holes in one Hole dialog and one reference edge picked, every hole's marker and drag took the first hole's line: a drag of a hole on another face wrote a point on the first hole's line into it, off its own face, and a pick on that face did the same. The edges place the first face pick only (OK refuses them with more than one hole), so freedom and drag_to now go by the item index and hold that hole alone; any other hole moves anywhere.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a marker's press, hover and look go by a stable id, not the place's index (#6818)
The markers' widget and animation ids were built from each place's key, the item's index in the first input. When a click took a hole out, the next hole took its index and with it the hover of the one taken out: egui hit-tests by the last frame's rect for that id, so the surviving marker was hovered on the next frame, drawn hot with the Move cursor, and eased back over 0.22 s. The guard meant to stop that (`settled`) could never be false after a removal.
Each place now has an id by its order, kept while it moves (its key can change as a round face's halves come and go) and renewed for every place when one is gone. The guard is removed. The marker's hot factor is published as `<name>:hot` for the scenario tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the marker tests prove what they claim (#6818)
The click test passed with the old 9 pt reach too: a click 14 pt off the centre that missed the marker went to the canvas pick, which takes out a hole picked within its 5 mm radius. The hole is now 0.5 mm across, so a pick that missed the marker would move it and only the marker takes it out. The grab test's comment said the grab was outside the old handle's reach; it was inside the old 18 pt square, and the test discriminates by the gap itself (about 0.9 mm without it, and also when the gap is measured where the drag starts instead of at the press).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a place held still takes no press, so the view keeps the pointer there (#6818)
A hole held by one reference edge seen nearly end-on (or its face edge-on) is drawn as the dot alone and registers no widget, but it was still listed as a drawn handle: navigation and the depth arrow yielded an 18 pt disc around it in which a drag did nothing. The drawn handles now say whether each takes a press; only those keep the pointer from navigation and the arrow, while the value box still keeps off every drawn dot.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: tests for the marker's cursor, Select Other yielding to it and the dragged footprint (#6818)
The behaviour changes the change lists had no test: over a hole marker the cursor is Move (it was Grab), a press held still on it is the marker's and opens no Select Other list (without markers the same hold does), and the outline while a hole drags is its mouth, the counterbore's or countersink's diameter when it has one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a drag along one reference edge keeps the measured distance, not the rounded one in the field (#6818)
drag_to placed the hole at the distance field's text, which shows a measured value rounded to the document's precision, while OK sends the measured value. It now reads each distance as sync does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a held hole's freedom follows a design change in the same frame (#6818)
freedom read the reference frame cached for the edges without its revision, so in the frame after the design changed it could still hold the hole to an edge that was gone. It now finds the frame again when the revision moved on.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a pick a held hole's line cannot reach says why instead of doing nothing (#6818)
With one reference edge, a pick elsewhere on the face moves the hole along the edge's line. On a face the line leaves before the pick (an L-shaped face, say), the pick did nothing and said nothing; the dialog now says the line leaves the face there and how to move the hole.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a held hole that cannot follow says so on a drag too, until the inputs change (#6818)
The message for a pick the held line cannot reach is now set through the dialog's refusal, so a changed distance or edge clears it; the marker drag gives it as well; it is shown only when the line leaves the face, not when the distance does not evaluate (which has its own error); and it tells where to pick: where the line crosses the face.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a hole on a curved face keeps its marker, standing on the face's normal where it is (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a tapped hole's dragged outline is its tap drill, not the hidden Diameter field (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: where two markers' reaches overlap, the nearer one takes the press (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the held-line refusal reads as guidance, with no Create Issue (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a hole on a curved face takes the face's normal before a stored direction, so Edit Feature does too (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the overlapping markers' test clicks its second hole clear of the first one's depth box (#6818)
egui 0.37 makes the depth box a little taller, so a second hole clicked level with the first
landed on it and was not placed.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VYMtcRVatHGG6YWKYjp89v
* Hole: several holes on one face keep their markers through the shared Spec (#6818)
With Several holes on one face on, every hole on a face gets its own
placement marker, as it had its own handle before the markers moved to
place_gizmo. A drag moves that hole only, onto the face the other holes
are on too, and a click on the marker takes that hole out. The marker
names a hole by its item in the face input; hole_place maps it to the
hole's number for several_change.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a Spec says where its place is kept (#4384)
A tool's place has one declared source, `Spec.place: PlaceSource`, instead of two functions each
tool wrote itself. `Input(n)` is the common case: the place is the face item of the dialog's input
`n`, read from there and moved by replacing the item, with `direction` and the in-face `along`
carried onto the new face; the marker's pick follows that input's rules whichever input is active.
Rest, Boss and Snap Fit declare `Input(0)` and lose their `places` and `move_to` lines; the frame
and move they shared move from `dialogs_plastic` into `place_gizmo`, where the place lives. `Own`
keeps a tool's own two functions: the hole, with a place per item. Behaviour unchanged, no test
changed.
Refs #4384, groundwork for the primitives (third element).
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* claim: #13241
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* Shortcuts: Show/Hide can move off V, and V can go to another command (#13241)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Shortcuts: Show/Hide's old chords keep working, and menus name its key only on its own rows
Shift+V and Alt+V toggle visibility as before while Show/Hide is on V and
nothing else is bound to them. The current key replaces V only on
Show/Hide rows, so a command given V keeps it on its row, and the ui.menu
report names the same key as the open menu.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Shortcuts: with a menu open, Show/Hide's key runs the menu's Show/Hide row, not a command given V
ui.toggle_visibility pressed the open menu's first row tagged V. A command row bound to V carries that tag too, so with Show/Hide on another key and a command above it on V, Show/Hide's key ran that command. Only Show/Hide rows answer the V tag now; the test binds a command above Show/Hide in the body menu to V.
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body.rename's fast path declined when a later body was named after the
renamed one (`X (1)`). A split names its other piece that way, but
body.rename stores that name in the split, so the piece keeps it: the
fast path now accepts such a body.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Test: Through All keeps the side of a negative saved distance (#10415)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Through All keeps the side of a negative saved distance (#10415)
through_all_distance returns a length, so switching an inward cut to Through
ran to the sign-less positive side. Give the reach the sign of the saved
distance, as an entered distance has.
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* Add failing test: extrude with a taper of 0 on a profile with a hole (#13188)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Extrude: a taper of 0 is a straight extrusion, also with holes in the profile (#13188)
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* Hole: tests for the run-on above the entry face cutting material there (#10695)
A hole's tools start 1 % of the part's size above the entry face; that run-on
cuts a body floating over the face or standing on it, a wall of the part beside
the hole, and the wall of a bore whose floor the hole is drilled from.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the run-on above the entry face leaves the material there (#10695)
A hole's tools start above the entry face so that they pass cleanly through
it. That run-on was 1 % of the part's size and cut whatever stood there:
another body floating over the face or standing on it, a wall of the part
beside the hole, the wall of a bore whose floor the hole is drilled from.
The hole now intersects each body that may reach above the face with the
run-on's column (exact, kernel boolean). Material 0.2 mm or more above the
face shortens the run-on to half the gap; nearer material is cut out of
the tools. The drilled body's own surroundings at the entry point (a curved
or slanted face) are drilled as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Test: a counterbore on a round bar drills its rim; the run-on check falls back when the kernel can't answer (#10695)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: make the run-on check best effort, and drill a curved face's own rise (#10695)
A kernel error or no answer for one body leaves that body out (the run-on as
before), and a tool the kernel can't cut keeps its old shape, so a hole that
built before never fails over a neighbour. The entry point of a counterbore on
a round bar lies just inside the bar; the bar's rise over it is the face being
drilled, not material over the face. A body's exact box in the hole's frame
skips the intersect when it lies wholly below the face.
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* fix: negate a projected maximum's derivative with its equation
CurvePropertyEfo negates the projected stationary equation F for
ProjectedPointMaximize but left F' unchanged, so the local Newton step
t - F/F' divided the negated function by the derivative of the original
one and stepped away from the root.
With the derivative corrected, Newton reaches the nearest stationary
point of the projected distance, a minimum as readily as a maximum, or
runs off where the equation turns back between the guess and its root.
So local_property_analysis accepts a root only where the equation's
derivative is not negative, which is where the distance has a maximum.
Otherwise it samples the equation at 16 steps of the interval, takes the
step where it goes from negative to positive at the largest distance as
a bracket of an interior maximum, and polishes that one with Newton
inside the step, or bisects the sign change to its parameter: a corner
of the distance, such as a polyline vertex, is a maximum without a root.
A distance largest at an end of the interval is no root and stays no
answer. Every caller of the maximize property (the local analysis, the
global curve and curve-pair solvers and the topology solver) goes
through it.
projected_maximum_equation_has_its_actual_derivative fails on main (F'
has the wrong sign at every scale) and passes with the fix.
projected_maximum_is_a_maximum_of_the_projected_distance checks the
acceptance, the fallback and a corner on a parabola, a segment and a
polyline. The C++ has the same evaluator; recorded as WR-768.
Found auditing tangency-labs/solidcore#2840 (closed).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: bless the projected maximum records
The curve_p1, curve_p4, curve_p5, curve_p7 and topology_solver_p2
records that the corrected projected maximum changes, and the curve_p9
record whose digits move within the comparison tolerance. The pull
request lists every record with its old and new values and the
independent measurement behind each: each curve_p4 change is the exact
negation of the old derivative; every new curve_p1, curve_p5 and
curve_p7 answer re-measures as a maximum of the projected distance; the
lost topology answers were minima on straight silhouettes reported as
maxima.
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The test failed merge-queue batches with ratios of 10.7x to 11.1x between 128 and 512 holes against a limit of 8x plus 2 s, while every test binary ran at once. The cost is linear; a quadratic cost would be 16x or more, so the limit for this one test is now 13x. The shared 8x helper is unchanged for the other tests.
Changes a default: no
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The caps of an extrude were named by their height, so a cut with two sides whose distances are
signed alike gave both caps of the tool the same name. Two faces of one body that claim one
name are two pieces of one face, so the history said the same face for both and a sketch on
either of them had no face of its own to keep. A two-sided extrude has no cap on its sketch
plane: its caps close the two ends of the tool, so they are named by the end they close (the
low one "bottom", the high one "top").
Co-authored-by: vdirienzo <vdirienzo@users.noreply.github.com>
* Construction: reference points on drawn 3D sketch curves
* Make 3D point selection opt-in and keep references in construction tools
* Name the pending format change without 'references'; ring only wire nodes
The pending file's name is written into every design's format_pending, which made
a_cylinder_without_references_stays_at_its_base see 'references' in the saved JSON.
The selection ring for 'sketch:point' ids now skips planar points, which already
get their ring, so selected_sketch_point_aliases_* sees 3 rings again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Keep unsupported 3D points out of Hole picking
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* Claim: right-size the kernel long-thread test
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* Kernel tests: the long-thread cut test takes 6 turns and checks its groove volume exactly
thread_tests::a_long_thread_cuts_without_a_deep_tree cut a 48-turn M8 groove
(about 19,000 triangles) through faceted_boolean. It took a median of 945 s on
the 32 vCPU CI runner and ended every full "Native Linux tests" run about ten
minutes after the other tests. Its premise, the BSP of #1250 going as deep as
the facet list, has been gone since faceted_boolean became a sewn planar tool
fed to the exact B-rep boolean (#11351). What was left was a loose volume
window (0.6 to 0.95 of the shaft).
a_long_thread_cuts_to_its_groove_volume cuts the same groove over 6 turns. The
cut must be valid, and the volume removed must lie between two analytic bounds:
the exact helix's (2 pi times the integral of r dA per turn) and that of the
section scaled towards the axis by cos(pi/48), where the 48-step facets lie
between stations. The bounds are 1.8 % apart; the old window was over a
hundred times wider. 25.5 s locally (ci profile, one P-core), against 876 s
before.
The 48-turn case stays as an ignored test (a_bolt_length_thread_...), for work
on the boolean's growth with the number of turns.
Its priority-100 override in .config/nextest.toml goes: the test is no longer
long.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* Kernel tests: the ignored 48-turn thread guard names its scaling ticket (#14453)
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* wip(#7114): the RED test of the snap and the grid helpers
The regression test proves the bug: a point near a crossing of the drawn
grid lands beside it (x=20.5) instead of on it (x=20.0), because the sketch
snaps on a lattice ten times finer than the grid it draws.
The helpers are in place; wiring them into the snap is not done yet.
* fix(#7114): snap a sketch point to the visible grid's crossings
The sketch snapped to a tenth of the drawn grid's spacing, a hidden
lattice between the lines the user can see, so a point placed on a
crossing of the drawn grid landed beside it.
The engine's grid helpers now hold the policy: a point near a crossing
of the drawn grid's lines lands on it, and between the crossings the
finer lattice still holds the point, so a value that is not on a
crossing (an exact inch, say) can still be placed.
The free coordinate of a point that lines up with another one follows
the same rule, with the crossing running through the coordinate it
lines up with: a point that lines up with something off the drawn grid
is on no crossing of it, so there the finer lattice holds it. With Snap
off (Sketch Palette) the grid holds the point as before.
Fixes#7114
* Sketch grid: the crossing takes the pointer that means it (#7114)
The crossing of the drawn grid's lines took the pointer whenever it was
within a quarter of a cell of it, which is wide enough to carry a point
off an exact value of the finer lattice and onto the crossing beside it:
the circle of the scenario s12_pattern_bodies grew from the radius 4 to
the radius 5.
The criterion is now two clauses, and the same for the point and for the
free coordinate of an aligned one:
the crossing takes the pointer <=> d <= fine
|| (l > fine / 4 && d <= minor / 4)
The pointer means the crossing when it is within a fine step of it: that
is the crossing's own place on the finer lattice and the one right beside
it, which is the case the issue is about. Further out the crossing still
takes the pointer, but only when the finer lattice cannot hold it, that
is when the pointer is more than a quarter of a fine step away from any
point of it: a pointer that sits on a point of the finer lattice holds
that exact value, and the drawn grid does not move it.
Fixes#7114
* Sketch grid: the exact value of a lattice point is not carried off (#7114)
The crossing of the drawn grid's lines took the pointer whenever it was
within a fine step of it, and that first clause was looked at before the
finer lattice was asked whether it could hold the pointer. So a pointer
that sat exactly on a point of the finer lattice was carried off to the
crossing beside it: with the drawn step 5 and the fine step 0.5, the
pointer at 10.5 is 0.5 from the crossing 10.0 and the drawn grid took it
there, and the value the user placed was gone.
The criterion is now four rules, in this order, and the same for the point
and for the free coordinate of an aligned one:
the crossing takes the pointer <=> l is not ~0 (the pointer is not
on a point of the fine lattice)
&& ( d <= fine
|| (l > fine / 4 && d <= minor / 4) )
The first rule is the one that was missing: a pointer on a point of the
finer lattice holds that exact value, and the drawn grid does not move it.
That is what keeps the radius of the circle of the scenario
s12_pattern_bodies at 4: the click at x=14 lands on the lattice's own
point 14, a whole fine step from the crossing 15 beside it.
The numbers of the harness's camera (the half height 80 makes the drawn
step 5 and the fine step 0.5):
pointer crossing d lattice l result
20.3125 20.0 0.3125 20.5 0.1875 20.0 (the crossing)
14.0 15.0 1.0 14.0 0.0 14.0 (the lattice)
10.0 10.0 0.0 10.0 0.0 10.0 (both)
10.5 10.0 0.5 10.5 0.0 10.5 (the lattice)
14.5 15.0 0.5 14.5 0.0 14.5 (the lattice)
9.5 10.0 0.5 9.5 0.0 9.5 (the lattice)
With small cells the finer lattice holds more of the pointer, which is
right: with the drawn step 1 and the fine step 0.1 the pointer at 20.5 is
0.5 from the crossing 21.0, half a cell, and the lattice holds it, while
the pointer at 20.05 is 0.05 from the crossing 20.0, within a fine step
of it, and the crossing takes it.
The pointer comes from the screen, so it is never exactly on a lattice
point: the harness leaves the pointer of s12_pattern_bodies at
14.000001516401388. The tolerance of the first rule is a thousandth of a
fine step, so it swallows that noise and the noise of any other view
(both grow with the view).
Fixes#7114
* The sketch grid test reads Vec2 from solidcore_record, where it lives now
Upstream moved the plain-data Vec2 out of the geometry crate: the geometry
crate now exports the Vec2Geom trait, and the record crate owns the plain
Vec2 the grid works with. The test still imported it from the old place and
did not compile after the rebase.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: a point snaps only to a crossing the grid draws
The RED tests of the two findings of the review of #9843, in the area's
existing test file (crates/engine/src/view.rs):
- a point in the cross-fade between the levels 2 and 5 must not snap to a
crossing of 5 mm: at that zoom the grid draws the lines every 10 mm only;
- the grid's helpers must give the finer lattice point, never the pointer
itself, when they refuse the crossing;
- the crossing must not take a pointer more than two fine steps away from
it: with the drawn step 5 and the fine step 0.5, the pointer at 21.2 is
1.2 mm from the crossing 20.
Fixes#7114
* fix: snap only to the crossings the grid actually draws
The step the sketch snapped to was the step of the level the grid is drawn
at, which is not always the step of the lines that are drawn. The levels 2
and 5 do not nest: each fades its own lines out over its half of the
cross-fade, so at the middle of it only the lines the two share (every
10 mm) are drawn, and a point could snap to a crossing of 5 mm that the
viewport does not draw.
The step is now the one of the lines that are drawn, and the finer lattice
is unchanged: a tenth of the level the grid is drawn at, as before. At the
half height of 50 the point at 5.3125 lands on the lattice's own point 5.5
again, where it landed before the snap to the crossings was added, and the
crossings the user can see are the ones the point can land on.
Fixes#7114
* fix: keep the fine lattice when the snap is refused
The crossing of the drawn grid took the pointer whenever it was within a
quarter of a cell of it, which is wide enough to carry a point more than two
fine steps away from where it was: with the drawn step 5 and the fine step
0.5, the pointer at 21.2 landed on the crossing 20, 1.2 mm away, where it
landed on the lattice's own point 21 before the snap to the crossings was
added.
The crossing now takes the pointer only when it is no farther than two fine
steps, so the point does not move more than that from where the pointer was.
The pointer aimed at a crossing (the case of the issue, a sixteenth of a cell
off it) still lands on the crossing, and a pointer on an exact point of the
finer lattice still keeps that value.
Fixes#7114
* test(engine): a nested cross-fade snaps to the visible crossing (#7114)
* Sketch: the drawn grid's crossings take the pointer (#7114)
* style: the array of the sketch preferences keeps the indentation rustfmt wants
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* claim: #9815
* GPU path render: optional clamp_indirect and a metal-aware diffuse lobe choice
A new GPU path job option, clamp_indirect (off by default), limits speckle on
polished metal: from the first bounce on, each contribution a path adds is
scaled so its largest channel is at most the limit, keeping its hue. What the
camera's first hit adds is never clamped. The option is validated
(0.000001..1000000), reported by preflight, saved with a GPU setup (a pending
design-format change) and kept by the render workspace when a setup is loaded
and saved again. It is documented as biased: it dims real caustics and glints
and also clamps the raw linear EXR master.
The clamp is compiled only into a second pipeline, built once per device by the
first job that asks for it. Jobs without it keep the ordinary pipeline, so their
images are unchanged bit for bit; even an untaken branch at the integrator's
adds moved results by an ulp on Metal.
Continuation sampling now chooses the diffuse lobe with probability
0.5 x (1 - metallic) instead of a fixed 0.5, the same in the shader's sampler,
its density and the f64 oracle (clear_coat::lobe_probabilities). Metallic 0
keeps 0.5 exactly and renders bit for bit as before; a pure metal spends every
base sample on its specular lobe. The expected image is unchanged.
* Path-traced renders: the indirect clamp reaches rough glass, volume and caustic light, and its limit moves to the light-count row's spare lane now that the volume row's carries the glass model flag
* Format
* Path-traced renders: the volume row keeps main's glass model flag; the tests build the studio lighting with its new light lists
* Lobe sampler test draws visible normals, as main's surface density now does
Main moved the base and coat specular lobes to visible-normal GGX sampling.
The sampler/density agreement test now samples them the same way, and the
metal-versus-dielectric density check compares against half the dielectric's
value, which the old even diffuse split would equal.
* Clear coat: the lobe sampler test takes the visible-normal sampler from the viewport crate's surface module, where main moved it
* CPU path renders draw lobes with the same probabilities their density weights
Main's CPU path tracer picked its diffuse lobe for half of every base sample,
while surface_pdf, which it shares, now gives a metal less of the diffuse lobe
(lobe_probabilities). Its sampler now picks lobes with lobe_probabilities, so
sampling and density describe one distribution as on the GPU, and its tests'
oracles use the same split. The render-job test that compares two preflight
replies leaves out the live RAM reading, as main's other preflight
comparisons do.
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* claim: #11426
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Joints: a joint origin picked on a repeated sub-assembly stays on that copy (#11426)
A joint origin picked on a part inside a sub-assembly that is placed more
than once landed on the first copy: the origin stored the part's
occurrence id, which every copy shares, and its frame was worked out
through the first copy. A part mated to it jumped onto the first copy.
The origin is now stored on the copy, with the occurrences inside it down
to the picked part (`inside`, written only when it is needed; one pending
format file). resolve_origin finds the snap on the inner part and carries
the frame up through them, so the solver and the other readers of a side's
occurrence keep working and now hold or move the copy. joint.origin and
joint.create origins take an optional `path` (the placement picked); the
joint dialogs send it, and a pick with no occurrence finds the nearest
placement by exact bounds instead of the display mesh. Paste New, Extract
and deleting follow `inside`; Align keeps a frame picked on another copy
in the part's own coordinates; Motion Trace shares the conversion to a
part's first copy. joint.inspect lists `inside`, and the joint schemas
describe `path` and `inside`.
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* Joints: joint.inspect's inside is checked in the #11426 tests
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Joints: an origin's path may be null, and a singular placement doesn't stop picks
`"path": null` is left out, as the other optional keys are, and both joint
origin schemas give `path` the 1..64 ids the handler takes (the shared
OccurrencePath). The search for the placement a pick is on skips a placement
with no inverse instead of failing every pick.
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* Joints: a Motion Trace and a Joint pick on a later copy of a sub-assembly work
The Motion Trace dialog sends its pick's placement path with the point it
keeps. The trace converts that point to its part's first placement and
names the copy with its own occurrence path, so the reference's path is
dropped; before, it anchored the reference on the copy a second time and
the trace was refused ("point_ref must belong to the traced occurrence").
The Joint dialog's "bodies of one component" warning compares the
occurrence a joint at each pick would hold (joints::origin_anchor), so the
same part picked in two copies is two sides, not one component.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PoD5bGb8KWxkNrvkJujMvE
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* claim: #13318
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Viewport: a construction plane through a part is drawn past the part's edges, so zoomed in the body no longer hides it (#13318)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* Speed: SMLib's check of a feature's bodies runs beside the features after it
* Speed: the state a refused check goes back to is saved only when the check runs beside the next features
* Speed: every new body's check runs beside the features after it, on a copy when the step left no result
A body without a step result of its own (a copy, a joined body, most extrusions) was still checked in line. The check now takes the step's result or a copy of the body's SMLib record and runs on its own thread like the others; the results stay the same.
* solidcore: claim sc#13834 (retire fillet_refuse_crossing_rails) and re-measure sc#13773
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: retire fillet_refuse_crossing_rails (WR-460); the band test refuses its cases with a fit
The crossing-rails check tested what WR-542's band test
(fillet_refuse_overlapping_bands) tests, but after the fillet's B-rep was
built, and it refused with a bare 1001 naming no size. The band test runs
right after the trace and names the radius at which the bands meet.
- delete session/crossing_rails.rs, its call in finish.rs, the
UpstreamFixes field, its fixes.json entry, the goldens case flag arm and
SolidCraft's setting of it;
- issue_1073: with SolidCraft's fix list the post past r 3 is refused
BandsOverlap, fit 3, and the fit builds a solid;
- wr460_untrimmed_rails, issue_2050: the rounds the check once refused
wrongly build with the band test, bit for bit as without it;
- fixtures 199 and 871 ask for fillet_refuse_overlapping_bands;
- issue_2652: the twisted disc's top round at 1.9586 (sc#13773's repro,
877 s and a bare 1001 before sc#13774) builds, check_brep L2 clean;
- WR-460 addendum naming the retirement.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: drop the retired crossing-rails check's panic-site row
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: the WR-460 addendum's band test names its fit by default
fillet_gn_section_generator was retired on main (#13945), so WR-542's
refusal names its fit with no flag.
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progressive_image_controls_route_to_the_registered_host failed with 'render wait timed out' when the whole ui-egui suite ran at once, because a software-GPU render did not finish in 30 seconds on a loaded runner. The wait returns the moment the job reaches a terminal state, so the larger budget costs nothing when the box is quiet.
Changes a default: no
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* Make the settings-search shortcut test and the profile import test wait for what they assert
collapsed_shortcut_results_enter_reveals_the_command... ran a fixed four frames before reading the search results and thirty before checking the revealed row, and the profile import test ran six frames before reading the profile names. On a loaded merge-queue runner those frames were not enough and a whole batch failed. Both now poll for the condition they assert.
Changes a default: no
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Make the space-mouse retry test bound its probes by the time that really passed
The test slept 700 ms and then asserted at most four open attempts with a 300 ms wait. On a loaded merge-queue runner the sleep overshoots, more waits elapse and the bound fails. The allowed attempts now grow with the measured elapsed time.
Changes a default: no
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* claim: #14271
* Joint drive: a mirror inside the part a joint moves stays cached (#14271)
A mirror of placed bodies keyed its cache on the absolute frames of its own component and of the placements it was picked at, so every new pose of its own part evaluated it, and every feature after it, again. Its result depends on those placements relative to its own frame only, so it now hashes them that way, quantised as the other placement reads are. A plane read from model geometry still counts its own frame.
* Mirror: frames in the mirror's own component through the occurrence path (#14271)
A mirror of placed bodies now finds the copy's frame and the frame its body was picked in relative to its own component by the occurrences the two placements do not share, and keys its cache on exactly those frames. What they share cancels exactly, so a joint that moves the mirror's part with what it mirrors gives the same numbers at every pose: the cached result is the one a fresh evaluation makes, bit for bit.
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* claim: #13098
* Export: the mesh export dialog starts with the design's only body selected (#13098)
Export STL, Export 3MF and Send to Slicer opened with an empty Bodies list, so
Save stayed disabled even when the design has a single body. With exactly one
body, that body is now filled in. With more bodies nothing changes, since
nothing says which one to export.
The old behaviour is kept behind the new preference export_selects_only_body
(Preferences > General > Files), on by default. Tests that click a body into
an empty list turn it off; scenario s14 now saves without that click.
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* claim: #11989
* wip: canvas.straighten turns a canvas so a line drawn on it gets a chosen direction (#11989)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* wip: Straighten card in the canvas menu: pick two points along an edge, choose the direction (#11989)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Canvas Straighten tests: bring Vec2Geom into scope and type the target angle
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Canvas Straighten test: a line at -175 degrees turns -5 degrees to lie horizontal
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* kernel-cases: canvas.straighten is a reference-image command with no kernel case
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Canvas Straighten: once both points are picked, the hint asks for the direction and the Straighten button
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Canvas Straighten: preserve locked canvases and current UI hints
Preserve current upstream behavior while applying the reviewed correction. Central native builds and strict workspace linting pass; remaining runtime and screenshot checks are recorded in the PR.
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* Viewport: double-click a face to edit the feature that made it (#10989)
A double-click on a body face in the 3D view now opens the editor of the
feature that made the face, as a double-click on its Browser or timeline
row does. A fillet or chamfer face puts the arrow by the face clicked.
Components keep their double-click first (edit a linked one in place,
activate another); a face of a component that is not active, a face no
feature made, and double-clicks with a modifier, inside a tool, dialog or
sketch are left as they were. Single click and box selection are
unchanged.
* Viewport: a face of a moved component opens its own feature (#10989)
A double-click's point is in the world, while the history the face is looked up in is in the component's own frame. The point is now taken back through the active placement, as it is shown (a move not captured yet included), so a later feature beside the face is no longer opened instead.
* Weldments: End Cap closes frame member ends with a plate (#4003)
End Cap (WELDMENTS > CREATE, `frame.end_cap`) closes the open ends of
frame members with plates, one body per end named after its member.
- The plate covers the outside of the profile: a closed section's outer
outline; an open section's outside with its rounds and chamfers, slots
and the gap between flanges closed along the bounding rectangle.
- Offset (off by default) sets it in from that edge, as a ratio of the
thickness or a length; Corner Chamfer cuts its outside corners.
- Direction: Outward on top of the end; Inward cuts the member back and
sets the plate where the end was. Two new original direction icons.
- Refused, leaving the document unchanged: an inset that leaves no
plate, a chamfer too large for its edges, a face that is not an end of
a frame member, the same end picked twice (by its exact plane, however
it was picked), hostile values.
- In assemblies: an inward cap cuts its member where the member is
placed, even in another component or moved by a body offset; moving the
member's occurrence rebuilds the cap; a cap copied without its member
is reported as using what is outside the copy.
- A cap made while another is suppressed never takes that one's name, and
editing a cap keeps each remaining end's name with that end: a new end
never takes a kept end's name, and a removed end's name is kept back.
- Caps follow member edits, renames, undo and reopen, and the dialog
remembers its sizes with "remember dialog values" on. Editing a cap
whose end can no longer be found starts with no faces picked and names
the missing end, rather than dropping it unasked.
- One pending format file, input and output schemas, pending locale
strings in 12 languages and attribution rows. No kernel changes.
Tested in crates/engine/src/cmd/frame_tests.rs (hand-derived volumes),
crates/doc/src/frame_tests.rs and crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs_frame_tests.rs;
frame.end_cap has its tests/kernel-cases/EXEMPT line.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* ui(test): use shared text lookup in dialog assertions
Use solidcraft_ui_text::tr_label for selection-picker accessibility labels, matching the dialog renderer after the translation API moved out of ui-egui. This fixes the End Cap merge-queue build against current main while preserving both message IDs and legacy English labels.
Signed-off-by: Karl Von Richter<karl@embeint.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* claim: #14385 (Add agent and Refresh buttons the same size)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Make the AI panel's Add agent and Refresh buttons the same size (#14385)
Add agent… on the panel's Agent row was drawn as a small button next to a
normal Refresh. It now uses the same button style as Refresh.
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* claim: #11070
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* wip: sketch cursor coordinates with no tool running (#11070)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* wip: no idle readout in 3D sketches (#11070)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch cursor readout: read the point under the pointer from the drawn sketch (#11070)
The selection hover can be empty under a selection filter and can hold a
dragged point's place from before the drag; look for the nearest shown point
in this frame's sketch instead.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch coordinates: ignore hidden points and match the picking reach
Preserve current upstream behavior while applying the reviewed correction. Central native builds and strict workspace linting pass; remaining runtime and screenshot checks are recorded in the PR.
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The countersink tool's cone always ran down to 90 % of the hole radius,
however deep the hole was, so a blind countersunk hole in a thin plate
broke through the bottom and a shallow one cut deeper than its depth.
The cone now stops at the hole's depth when that comes first.
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* claim: #8087
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a deleted sketch point drops only its own hole (#8087)
A Hole drilled at several sketch points drills at the points its sketch
still has and its warning names the ones that are gone; with none left
it fails, naming them. The feature keeps the ids, so undo brings the
hole back. Editing the Hole opens without the gone points, so OK drops
them and clears the warning.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole dialog: read the world through session_world after main's Result change (#8087)
main's Session::world_state now returns Result, so the kept-points filter
takes the same Arc<ModelState> helper the point lookup above it uses.
* Hole tests: Vec3 comes from solidcore_record on current main (#8087)
* Hole tests: ask classify_point instead of the removed Body::contains (#8087)
* Hole test: fail when classify_point errors instead of reading it as Outside (#8087)
The check that the hole at `a` is drilled defaulted a classification error to
Outside, so it would pass without classifying anything. Both point checks now
expect a classification (CodeRabbit review on #8111).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: name the missing-point list distinctly (#8087)
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* Placement handles: a Spec with places, the dialog kept in the app (#6818)
A tool's handles stand at one place (a Rest) or at one per item of its first input (a marker on
each): `Spec::frame` becomes `places`, each with a key, and `move_to` and a new optional `click`
name the place by it. Every tool gates itself through `serves(app, d)`, so a tool can keep its own
preference instead of the shared one. `show` no longer takes the dialog out of the app: the pointer
is picked under with the dialog open, so a drag snaps as a click does, and the dialog is taken
out only around a change. `handle_move` takes those hits instead of picking itself.
`motion::grab` measures the gap from where the button went down, not from the pointer when the
drag starts: a handle that also takes clicks only knows it is dragged once the pointer has moved
a few points, and measured there the gap put every drag one step behind the pointer.
Rest, Boss and Snap Fit adapted; no change in what they do.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the markers are a Spec under place_gizmo (#6818)
Step 2 of #6818. A Single hole's handle is `place_gizmo/hole.rs`: a marker on each placed hole,
drawn and dragged by the shared mechanics, so a hole gets what a Rest has: the marker's press
area, the grab offset that keeps the hole where it was taken instead of jumping under the
pointer, the footprint of its mouth while it drags, the depth arrow starting past the marker and
the value box keeping off it, and the manipulator state while it drags. A click on a marker still
takes the hole out; the markers stay behind Create Hole › Move holes by clicking or dragging, not
the shared Placement handles setting, and holes on sketch points (Multiple) have none.
`hole_place.rs` keeps what is the hole's: its face and rim snaps, the moves of its face places
and the pick that moves a hole. Its handle loop and `place_gizmo::marker` go.
Tests: a press off the centre keeps its gap, one marker per hole and a drag moves only its hole,
a click within the marker's reach takes the hole out, the arrow's clearance follows the setting.
The 18 hole placement tests pass unchanged (`hole:<n>` names, snapping, preferences).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles, Hole: fixes from the review (#6818)
A hole being edited whose face no longer resolves keeps its marker: `hole::places` falls back to
the `direction` the edit restored, as a Rest's frame does (before, the marker vanished with the
face). A marker drag moves the hole only while the face input is the active one: the hits were
picked by the active input's rules. `place_gizmo::face_pick` is the one face pick for Rest, Boss,
Snap Fit and the hole. After a click took a place out, the markers' states are left alone for
that frame instead of going to the place that moved into the index. `Spec` says where the dialog
is while each callback runs.
Tests: the hole's markers follow Move holes by clicking or dragging, not Placement handles; a
hole whose face is gone keeps its marker through `direction`, and loses it with neither.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a reference edge holds the hole to its line, and the marker shows how much is left to move (#6818)
With one reference edge picked, the hole's distance drives its place instead of following it: a
drag of the marker, or a pick elsewhere on the face, moves the hole along that edge at its typed
distance (`hole_refs::drag_to`, through `ReferenceFrame::place`), and the distance text, an
expression included, is left alone. With two edges the hole moves anywhere again and a move sets
both distances, as a move did before any edge was picked. Before, a move always measured the
distances again from wherever the hole landed.
The marker says so: a `Spec` tells how freely each place moves (`Freedom`: anywhere, along a
line, not at all), and the marker's arms follow it: the four screen cardinals, two along the edge
as the view shows it, or none, the dot alone stepped back, with no press area, hover or move
cursor. A line seen nearly end-on, or a face seen nearly edge-on where a pick is refused anyway,
counts as held: a drag there would move the hole by centimetres per pixel.
The marker's pick and move go by the place input whichever input is active, so a reference edge
input waiting for its edge no longer leaves the marker lit but dead.
Tests: one edge holds the hole to a line the marker drags along; a typed distance survives the
drag; a pick elsewhere on the face keeps a held hole on its line; two edges free it again and a
drag sets both distances.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: reference edges hold only the hole they place (#6818)
With several holes in one Hole dialog and one reference edge picked, every hole's marker and drag took the first hole's line: a drag of a hole on another face wrote a point on the first hole's line into it, off its own face, and a pick on that face did the same. The edges place the first face pick only (OK refuses them with more than one hole), so freedom and drag_to now go by the item index and hold that hole alone; any other hole moves anywhere.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a marker's press, hover and look go by a stable id, not the place's index (#6818)
The markers' widget and animation ids were built from each place's key, the item's index in the first input. When a click took a hole out, the next hole took its index and with it the hover of the one taken out: egui hit-tests by the last frame's rect for that id, so the surviving marker was hovered on the next frame, drawn hot with the Move cursor, and eased back over 0.22 s. The guard meant to stop that (`settled`) could never be false after a removal.
Each place now has an id by its order, kept while it moves (its key can change as a round face's halves come and go) and renewed for every place when one is gone. The guard is removed. The marker's hot factor is published as `<name>:hot` for the scenario tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the marker tests prove what they claim (#6818)
The click test passed with the old 9 pt reach too: a click 14 pt off the centre that missed the marker went to the canvas pick, which takes out a hole picked within its 5 mm radius. The hole is now 0.5 mm across, so a pick that missed the marker would move it and only the marker takes it out. The grab test's comment said the grab was outside the old handle's reach; it was inside the old 18 pt square, and the test discriminates by the gap itself (about 0.9 mm without it, and also when the gap is measured where the drag starts instead of at the press).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Placement handles: a place held still takes no press, so the view keeps the pointer there (#6818)
A hole held by one reference edge seen nearly end-on (or its face edge-on) is drawn as the dot alone and registers no widget, but it was still listed as a drawn handle: navigation and the depth arrow yielded an 18 pt disc around it in which a drag did nothing. The drawn handles now say whether each takes a press; only those keep the pointer from navigation and the arrow, while the value box still keeps off every drawn dot.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: tests for the marker's cursor, Select Other yielding to it and the dragged footprint (#6818)
The behaviour changes the change lists had no test: over a hole marker the cursor is Move (it was Grab), a press held still on it is the marker's and opens no Select Other list (without markers the same hold does), and the outline while a hole drags is its mouth, the counterbore's or countersink's diameter when it has one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a drag along one reference edge keeps the measured distance, not the rounded one in the field (#6818)
drag_to placed the hole at the distance field's text, which shows a measured value rounded to the document's precision, while OK sends the measured value. It now reads each distance as sync does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a held hole's freedom follows a design change in the same frame (#6818)
freedom read the reference frame cached for the edges without its revision, so in the frame after the design changed it could still hold the hole to an edge that was gone. It now finds the frame again when the revision moved on.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a pick a held hole's line cannot reach says why instead of doing nothing (#6818)
With one reference edge, a pick elsewhere on the face moves the hole along the edge's line. On a face the line leaves before the pick (an L-shaped face, say), the pick did nothing and said nothing; the dialog now says the line leaves the face there and how to move the hole.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a held hole that cannot follow says so on a drag too, until the inputs change (#6818)
The message for a pick the held line cannot reach is now set through the dialog's refusal, so a changed distance or edge clears it; the marker drag gives it as well; it is shown only when the line leaves the face, not when the distance does not evaluate (which has its own error); and it tells where to pick: where the line crosses the face.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a hole on a curved face keeps its marker, standing on the face's normal where it is (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a tapped hole's dragged outline is its tap drill, not the hidden Diameter field (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: where two markers' reaches overlap, the nearer one takes the press (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the held-line refusal reads as guidance, with no Create Issue (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: a hole on a curved face takes the face's normal before a stored direction, so Edit Feature does too (#6818)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hole: the overlapping markers' test clicks its second hole clear of the first one's depth box (#6818)
egui 0.37 makes the depth box a little taller, so a second hole clicked level with the first
landed on it and was not placed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01VYMtcRVatHGG6YWKYjp89v
* Hole: several holes on one face keep their markers through the shared Spec (#6818)
With Several holes on one face on, every hole on a face gets its own
placement marker, as it had its own handle before the markers moved to
place_gizmo. A drag moves that hole only, onto the face the other holes
are on too, and a click on the marker takes that hole out. The marker
names a hole by its item in the face input; hole_place maps it to the
hole's number for several_change.
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The live product preview built every product vertex again whenever the scene
changed, so an appearance edit in the Render workspace rebuilt and re-uploaded
the whole scene. Product triangles are now kept in blocks of 64 bodies, keyed
by their geometry, with each body's and face look's colour in a stable palette
slot (ProductCache, as the model scene keeps its own): a colour or opacity
edit rewrites palette entries and uploads no vertex, an opacity class change
rewrites a block's runs. PBR triangles keep their own stream. gpu_scene keeps
its signature (a fresh cache).
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
A non-uniform solid.scale sent every body through SMLib's general
transform, which turned each face into a B-spline surface, planes
included. The kernel now maps the B-rep record itself when the matrix
keeps handedness and the body has only planes, splines, lines and
conics: points, plane axes and control points are mapped, topology,
parameters and pcurves stay as they were, and tolerances grow with the
stretch. A circle or ellipse edge maps its NURBS form exactly and is
labelled as the image ellipse. Reflections and bodies with cylinders,
cones, spheres, tori or revolutions still go through SMLib.
Co-authored-by: Leonvv <lbvanvelzen@gmail.com>
* srf_tool::p3: test that join and make_compatible refuse a piece mixed through cpt_mut (#13751)
A non-rational piece with one weighted point, joined with a rational
one, gets weight 1.0 on that point without its coordinates changing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* srf_tool::p3: join and make_compatible refuse a net mixed after construction (#13751)
Surface::new refuses a net mixing weights with NOW, but cpt_mut (and
set_cpts_and_knots, set_size_indices) can mix one later.
make_rat_compatible judges a surface by Pw[0][0] alone: it would give
the weighted points of a "non-rational" piece weight 1.0, moving them,
or keep NOW as a weight on a "rational" one. Both callers now check
every point in use first, through Surface::refuse_mixed_rationality,
and change nothing on refusal.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* claim: #6159
* Dialogs: with a preference, a right-click in the viewport confirms the current input, and on the last one OK (#6159)
With a feature dialog open and Preferences > General > Dialogs >
"Right-click confirms dialog inputs" on, a short right-click in the
viewport (a click, not a right drag: the gesture and camera checks are
the ones the context menu uses) confirms the dialog's active selection
input:
- it goes on to the next input that is still empty;
- once every input holds something, it runs OK as Enter does (not for
dialogs Enter doesn't apply, such as Delete's confirmation);
- an empty input the dialog can't make its feature without stays active,
and the status line says what to pick ("Select Mirror Plane first");
the hint is cleared once the right-click moves on.
The preference is off by default, so a right-click over a dialog does
nothing unless someone turns it on. Without a dialog a right-click opens
the context menu and inside a sketch tool finishes the tool, as before.
The label, its tooltip and the hint are in a pending locale file.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* claim: #14050
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Patterns: copies of a hole placed by sketch points below the part drill into it (#14050)
Each copy's side is judged at its own spots, as the source's was, instead
of at the source's spots after its bore was already cut. Analysis and test
name by Ehuntabi.
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A blend refused as too large is searched for the largest size that builds
(fillet_max / chamfer_max, bisecting by building candidates), and the refusal names
that size. But a candidate failing any way other than "too large" (its check refusing
the result, say) stopped the search with an error, and when nothing built the
evaluator kept the kernel's first estimate. Either way the message named a size no
blend had built, and it could be one that is itself refused: an estimate that scales
with the request (r cos(theta) where two chains meet across a shallow fold) sends
every retry down by the same fraction and never names a size that builds.
- largest_that_fits: a candidate failing as an operation narrows the search like a
refusal (a size that does not build is not one that fits); bad input and the
kernel's own faults are still errors. It returns FitSearch: the largest size built,
or the smallest size tried and how it failed (fillet_max_why / chamfer_max_why;
fillet_max / chamfer_max keep their signatures).
- eval's with_largest_fit: names a size only when a candidate built at it. With none,
the kernel's estimate is removed (without_fit_note) and the message says what the
smallest candidate met: "no smaller radius builds either (down to X mm: ...)".
Tests: kernel blend tests (a search that builds nothing keeps its smallest refusal; a
candidate failing the check narrows the search; the fit note comes out with its
separator) and doc eval tests (a size nothing built is not named; a search stopped by
another failure says it). The engine's blend_fit tests (verified sizes) are unchanged.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JLpvyUWYrVisqsvztWRkGu
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* claim: #13026
* Show/Hide: V on a selected profile hides its sketch, and a hidden sketch's selected profile is not drawn (#13026)
V (Show/Hide) ignored a selected sketch profile, so it had nothing to
toggle. It now takes the profile's sketch, as a selected face stands for
its body. The viewport also filled a selected profile whether or not its
sketch was drawn, so hiding the sketch from the Browser left the profile
on screen; it is now only highlighted while view::sketch_shown says the
sketch is drawn, as a selected edge is only drawn while its body is.
Fixes#13026
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Combine: a tool whose feature is suppressed is left out instead of failing (#13474)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Combine: only a suppressed feature before it excuses a missing tool (#13474)
A suppressed feature after the Combine that would name the missing tool
no longer lets it build without that tool; it is still "unknown body".
Also formats the test.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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revolve_arc_centre_near_axis_is_sphere, revolve_arc_touching_axis_is_horn_torus and
translation_sweep_regularize are removed: the code each turned on is now the only path,
with the field, preset line, fixes.json entry and the tests' flag-off halves gone.
Part of #14246
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
265 of the 325 help.* messages in es.json were copies of the English text
(fr, de, it, gl and ca have over 300 translated). They are now Spanish, with
the terms the catalog already uses. Placeholders match en.json.
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Intersect: tests for a result Projected Geometries hides and for a repeat pick
With Projected Geometries off, an Intersect from its dialog adds a point that is not drawn and leaves the status line empty, and the same pick again lays a second link and point on the first. These tests fail on main.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Intersect: say what was added when Projected Geometries hides it, and add nothing for a repeat pick
After Intersect or Project from its dialog, the status line says what was added and, when the sketch hides linked geometry, that Projected Geometries is off in the sketch palette. Such a result used to show nothing and say nothing.
Intersect now skips what the sketch already holds, as Project does: a reference whose curves and points are all linked into the sketch adds nothing, and a pick of nothing new is refused ("already intersected into this sketch"). For Intersect a point on its own counts as present when a linked point sits there, since cutting a curve or an edge gives points; Project's check is unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Intersect: test that a repeat pick's refusal offers no Create Issue
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Project and Intersect: a pick the sketch already holds is guidance, with no Create Issue
The refusal "already intersected into this sketch" (or "already projected") says the pick is in the sketch already, not that the design failed, so the dialog shows it as a hint, as it does for a command that is not available here (#10181).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Intersect: the new status messages in Arabic, Hebrew, Japanese, Vietnamese and Chinese
The complete catalogs must carry every English message.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Project and Intersect: the status names a point that stands beside a curve
A Project of an edge and a vertex beside it said only "added 1 curve". A point counts on its own when no curve uses it (a curve's ends and centre are points of its link too), and both are named: "Project added 1 curve and 1 point to the sketch."
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Project and Intersect: count lone points once over the sketch
The status counted the points that stand apart from curves by searching every point and curve for each returned point; it now builds the curves' points and a point index once.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Intersect: a cut at a face corner is not "already intersected"
A sketch on a face links the face's border. A cut that landed on a border
corner was taken for a point an earlier Intersect left there, so it was
refused and nothing was added. Only a linked point that no linked curve
uses now counts as an earlier cut; a repeat cut of the same edge is still
refused.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Intersect: the added-links message takes tr and format from solidcraft_ui_text, where main moved them
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* Render: pin the product image's output before it is drawn in tiles (#5624, W17b S1)
The decoded rows of five product renders (orthographic on a transparent background, perspective on a
solid one, a PBR surface, two glass layers sorted back to front, triangles crossing every edge of the
picture), taken on this tree. The next change reshapes ImageTask into a prepare stage, tiles and a PNG
sink; they must not move. The PNG bytes are not pinned: their compression depends on the deflate
backend the build unifies (flate2's zlib-rs when the UI crate is built alongside, miniz_oxide
without), not on this code.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Geom: the pixel grid of a paper rectangle (#5624, W17b S1)
One rule for where a picture's pixels lie on paper, shared by the picture renderer and the writers
that place it: anchored at the rectangle's lower-left corner, rounded outward (W = ceil(w / p - 1e-9)
with p = 25.4 / dpi), so the overhang is at the top and the right; rows run top-down. At most
65,536 px a side; nothing caps the total, as pictures are drawn in tiles and strips.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Render: pictures drawn tile by tile into any pixel window (#5624, W17b S1)
The CPU product renderer, reshaped so drawings can use it: one rasteriser (`Raster`) prepares a
scene once (appearances, projected triangles, glass sorted back to front), then draws each tile of
the picture on a canvas of its own. A sample's position comes from its whole-picture index, so tiles
put side by side are the picture drawn whole, to the byte.
- `ImageTask` (render.image) is that rasteriser over one whole-picture tile from the product camera,
then its PNG: the same output, pinned by the previous commit's rows.
- `PictureTask` draws a `PictureRequest`: a `Projection` (the product camera, or an `OrthoFrame`,
W17a's view frame as plain data: a `Plane` basis, a scale and a paper shift, on a
`geom::pixel_grid::PixelGrid`), any list of `PixelWindow` tiles, `Supersample::One` (pixel centres)
or `Two` (i + 1/4 and i + 3/4), a `BodyRole` per body (`DepthOnly` hides what lies behind it and
draws nothing itself) and an optional background (none: transparent). Each tile comes back as
straight-alpha sRGB RGBA rows, blended in linear light.
- The orthographic map is the frame's paper map, onto the grid, so lines drawn from the same frame
register with the pixels (to 1e-9 mm in the test).
- Limits: 65,536 px a side, no total cap; each tile under the resolver's `RenderLimits`, as the
product image is; at most 65,536 tiles; the prepared lists as a product image's; pixel tests up to
a fixed 400 M a picture (128 M for a product image, as before), counted at admission by the one
projection the raster uses, as main counts a product image's, and only where a triangle meets the
tiles asked for. They are counted tile by tile, so overlapping or repeated tiles count each time
they draw a triangle again. Each tile also looks at every triangle again, so tiles times triangles
is capped at 2^28 tile visits (1024 tiles at the triangle cap), checked first.
Not here: the drawing light, stored per-tile bins (S2, measured), the paper scene's picture item
(S3), 4x sampling, and `raster::render`, the snapshot rasteriser, which stays as it is.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The view DXF (file.export_view_dxf) finds its lines in four files private to the command: the
export meshes, the projection, the hidden-line scene and the progress stages. Drawing views
(W07's drawing.view) need the same lines, so the four move to engine/src/mesh_lines, with
three changes that let a caller other than the DXF use them:
- prepare takes the bodies to draw from its caller (the DXF passes the shown ones), and
names the caller's command in its errors;
- the lines are seen from a View (an origin, a right/up/back basis and, for perspective, the
eye's distance) instead of a viewport Camera; the DXF builds one from its camera, with the
same arithmetic as before;
- a sketch's polyline (Part) belongs to the module, so the sketch code no longer defines what
the scene draws.
The DXF writing stays in cmd/view_dxf.rs, with connect (the dashed-line joining), and the stage
names and cancellation text stay the DXF's. Nothing else changes: the module is the DXF's own
code, moved, and the DXF writes the same bytes as before for every case checked (see the PR).
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* claim: #4417
* Browser: hovering a feature or joint row lights it in the viewport (#4417)
A feature row sets the viewport's hover_feature, the same path the timeline's
items use; the browser takes it over only while its row is hovered and clears
only what it set. A joint row lights the joint's glyph in the hover colour.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Joint glyphs light with the highlight rim bodies use (#4417)
A hovered joint draws the hovered edge's dark core over its light halo, and a
picked joint the selected edge's core over its rim, at the same widths as
body edges, so joints light like the rest of the model.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Hover: placement joint rows, timeline takeover and repaint (#4417)
A joint row under a placement's Joints folder lights its glyph as the
root folder's rows do. The timeline's own write of the hovered feature
drops the Browser's claim, so moving straight from a row to its timeline
item keeps the feature lit. Finalizing repaints when the feature or joint
hover changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* Theme files: the built-in themes are host data
theme_files reads the built-in themes from a table the host installs
(install_builtin, once per process, like the icon set and the tab table)
instead of including ui-egui's generated table. SolidCraft keeps
generating its table from assets/styles/ui/themes and installs it with
theme::install_builtin_themes() in SolveApp::new, test_support::host_data
and both apps' start. builtin() is empty until then.
Tests that iterate the shipped themes now install the host data first,
so none of them passes on an empty list.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Kit tests: the ones that need SolidCraft's data are SolidCraft's
Before the kit moves into a crate of its own, its tests split by what
they need:
- Tests that read SolidCraft's shipped themes, tab table, icon set,
fonts, view styles, expressions or panel runtime move to ui-egui:
kit_host_tests.rs (actions, checks, fields, layout, navigation,
panel), theme_files_tests.rs (26 theme-file tests, with the 1-bit
checks and the original built-in ids), kit_gallery_tests.rs (the
visual-style dropdown, now an app specimen) and
navigation_bar_tests.rs (SolidCraft's slot catalogue), mounted from
lib.rs. Bodies are unchanged apart from paths.
- The navigation bar component's own tests (plain data) are
nav_bar_tests.rs beside nav_bar.rs.
- The kit gallery draws on the kit's test context (egui's default faces,
the kit's catalog); check_elements takes the context, so SolidCraft's
app specimens still use its fonts. The kit's dropdown_icons specimen
shows plain options. Ribbon and history bar tests take their accent
from the theme crate (TabAccent::for_ramp, the same value SolidCraft's
MODEL and SKETCH tabs give).
- Settings search tests name their own page numbers (the same 2 and 3).
- SolidCraft's two-colour theme ids and the tab fixture are host test
support (test_support::{is_two_colour, tab_fixture}); theme file
fixtures shared by both sides are theme_files::fixtures; the raster
helpers and the host window marker are the kit's test_support.
Items the moved tests reach are pub(crate) (theme_files' parse_color,
resolve_base, slot, ...; fields' literal and scrub helpers; layout's
selection_ink; the feature window's background path), and the gallery
coverage test exempts the parsers and accessor among them.
Path fixes: checks.rs paints through the kit's icons, blur_native names
the viewport GPU crate's Renderer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* UI kit: the shared crate solidcraft-ui-kit (#14251, step 2)
The kit (crates/ui-egui/src/ui_kit/) and its components (ribbon, app bar,
history bar, navigation bar and its drawn bar nav_bar, view compass,
preferences window, start page, window chrome, frame, blur, theme files
and options) move with git mv into crates/ui-kit, a shared crate
(Class::Shared, [lints] workspace, licence, README). The kit's mod.rs is
the crate root; the components are modules beside it.
Dependencies: shared crates only (theme, ui-registry, ui-text, color,
viewport-gpu and viewport-egui for the blur backing), egui, egui-wgpu,
serde, serde_json, log, web-time, tiny-skia, arboard (desktop), muda
(macOS). `cargo xtask shared` builds and tests it on its own (288 tests).
Path fixes only, otherwise:
- In the kit, `crate::ui_kit::` is `crate::`; what was crate-visible is
the crate's public API (pub(crate) -> pub), since SolidCraft uses it.
- ui-egui mounts the crate where the modules were (`pub use
solidcraft_ui_kit as ui_kit`, `pub use solidcraft_ui_kit::{ribbon, ...}`),
so SolidCraft's code and both apps keep their paths. The muda
dependency moves with window_chrome.
- The kit's test fixtures SolidCraft's tests use (test_support, the
gallery and its element! macro, theme_files::fixtures, the blur and
panel fixtures) are behind a `test-support` feature, which ui-egui's
dev-dependency turns on.
- SolidCraft's source guards (raw widgets, sliders, checkboxes,
disclosures, colour and font literals, catalog literals, host tab
names, command ids and message ids) read the kit crate's sources under
the names they had in ui-egui (test_support::kit_files); a component's
`crate::` paths are the kit's. They still fail on a SolidCraft tab name
or message id put back into kit code.
- xtask's layer table and container exemption, docs/architecture.md,
docs/layers.md, docs/ui-kit.md, the UI skill and the figure generator
name the new paths.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* UI kit: the whole-number settings field is public, as the Design page calls it
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* UI kit: the whole-number field and the copy cell are public, as SolidCraft calls them
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* UI kit: the view compass's tip text is a translated message
The compass built its hover text with a hard-coded English format string,
so it stayed English in every language. It now reads the whole sentence
from the kit's ui. vocabulary (ui.view_compass_tip, and
ui.view_compass_tip_snap with the Shift hint), with the axis as the
{axis} argument, the way the kit formats other text with arguments.
A host test hovers a tip in Japanese and expects the catalog's sentence;
on the old code it read the English text.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Preferences: the colour vision sample is SolidCraft's, with a message id for Bends
The sample (fixed and projected sketch lines, axes, bends, draft and a
failed feature) and its names were in the kit, though only SolidCraft's
Interface page shows it. It moves beside the status palette sample in
prefs::figures; the kit keeps the figure painter, now public as
paint_colour_vision, and the host gallery draws the sample instead of
the kit's.
Its names read "Bends" through tr as if it were an id; it is now
ui.colour_vision_bends, with the catalogs' existing translations. A new
guard rejects a list of message ids that holds an English-label key in
the kit or the host; on the old code it reported ui_kit/preferences.rs:
["Bends"].
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* UI kit: the navigation bar's layout is the kit's nav_bar_layout
measure, editor_layout and BarLayout laid out the kit's bar from kit
types and metrics but lived in ui-egui. They move to the public
nav_bar_layout module beside nav_bar and navigation_bar; the app's
wiring (canvas caps, placement in the shell's free region, slot views,
menus and commands) stays in navigation_bar_view.
The layout takes the slots the canvas shows as a predicate instead of
the app's NavCaps (which gains shows(slot) for the callers), and
reserves a menu value's width for any menu slot whose display is Icon
and value instead of naming visual_style; the catalogue's icon_menus
already keep the View menu icon-only, so the bar is unchanged. The
slot view uses the same rule. The layout tests stay in ui-egui, as
they use SolidCraft's slot catalogue; only their paths and the caps
argument change, no expected value.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
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* Polish translation: one word for each CAD term, counts that read right, and button names that fit the sentence
A timeline feature is an operacja everywhere (it was a funkcja, and sometimes an element). Messages
that put an inflected noun after a number now put the count after a label. Button and command names
inside sentences get a word that carries the grammar, common nouns lose stray capitals, the informal
you is lower case, masculine-only forms are rephrased, and a few calques and stale translations are
rewritten. docs/localization.md gains the Polish terminology paragraph the other languages have.
* Polish translation: keep the suggested name of a saved copy as it was
* claim: #11043
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* wip: first dimension scales a free shape about its own centre (#11043)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* wip: Sketch preference keeps the first dimension scaling about the origin (#11043)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* wip: fmt (#11043)
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* Sketch dimensions: describe the scale origin in the typed contract
Preserve current upstream behavior while applying the reviewed correction. Central native builds and strict workspace linting pass; remaining runtime and screenshot checks are recorded in the PR.
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* test: the default kernel's variable rounds are the union of their balls (failing, #2273)
On main the default kernel sweeps great circles: the 20 cube's top front
edge rounded by the linear law 3, 2, 4, 2, 3 comes back with a round whose
net doubles back (check_brep #5), and the folded law 2, 2, 40, 3, 2 fails
in the surface (1001) with no reason, where it is a fold of the balls
(NoRoom, BallsFold, naming 19.63563).
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* blend: the G^n section and the generic blend's checks are the default; their flags are retired (WR-685, WR-696, #2273)
`fillet_gn_section_generator` is removed and every read site takes its
side: a blend-curve round is the G^n section, a variable round is the
union of its balls (touch circles, law corners), the ease takes the
order-2 G^n section, and BallIsRegular, BandCutsThePart, the collapsed
offset and the refusals' fit sizes run on every kernel.
Retired with it, each now dead or a prerequisite of the G^n path:
- fillet_refuse_ball_not_fitting (WR-462): BallIsRegular replaced
BallFitsItsFaces, which never ran with it; ball_fit.rs is removed.
- the executive's blend_curve_at_thirds option (WR-525), which the fork
removed with its G^n section, and the ease's at-thirds target.
- fillet_blend_curve_revolved_on_arc (WR-581): only a blend-curve
generator took it, and the executive builds none now.
- fillet_surface_plane_curve_on_plane_equation (WR-682): without it a
variable round's side-face curve is not found (1001).
- fillet_corner_face_curve_halves (WR-659): an eased corner's patch does
not close against the G^n ease without the halves.
The ExecutiveAccess adapter (the orchestration mocks, which hold no
solver geometry) reports nothing to judge, as its rail check already did.
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* blend tests: the default kernel's rounds re-derived (WR-685, WR-696, WR-581, WR-659, WR-682, #2273)
The tests that set the retired flags drop the setting and keep their
on halves. Values pinned to the great-circle sweep are re-derived from
the union of the balls: wr646 against a quadrature of the envelope
(64.15953 removed; the round 64.1638, 6.7e-5 off), wr609 likewise
(5831.254415), wr631 against the fork's G^n builds. The refusals that
BallIsRegular now finds first name the same sizes (BallDoesNotFit).
The blend curve's own tests (at thirds, the revolved dome, the
great-circle marks) are removed with it. Known failures, recorded:
wr643's mirrored r 2 knife edge (#2963) and the r 9.99 G2 rim (#2964).
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* blend: the surface-plane trace stays on its surface and is bounded (WR-682, #2273)
With its flag retired the trace runs on every kernel, and the goldens'
generated blend.fillet_geom_p2 cases showed two defects it carried from
the fork:
- gen0014: the march left the surface's domain (u = -6e5 on [0, 1]),
marching the B-spline's extrapolation, and the refinement doubled
its stations each pass until the allocation aborted (4.9 GB). A
station off the domain, in a direction the surface isn't closed in,
is the curve leaving the surface: refused (1001, as main's golden).
The trace also holds at most MAX_STATIONS (the march's own 100 000).
- gen0123: start and end coincide, no curve between two points; it is
not the trace's event, and the intersectors refuse it as before (1007).
(gen0015 and gen0170, whose spans at an end never met the check while
the curve ended at the given points, build since main's #2907 ends the
curve on the crossing.)
gen0014_the_trace_stays_on_its_surface aborts without the domain event.
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* style: clippy's items_after_statements and field_reassign_with_default (#2273)
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* blend: a band on a sheet has no part to cut (WR-696, #2273)
BandCutsThePart and the break-through check ask sm_BlendAddsMaterial,
whose IsConcaveEdge looks for a use of the edge on a material side and
fails (SM_ERR from fillet_solver::p5) where there is none: a sheet's
edges bound no material. The fillet failed with it on every open sheet,
on SolidCraft's set and, with the generic blend's checks now the
default, on the default kernel (the goldens' stubs4 rounds of
upstream's test8, shell_fillet, shell_fillet2, sphere_plane,
coons_01_03_29, test5 and open_shell, which main's default built).
An edge that bounds no material is its own event: nothing to judge
(edge_bounds_material). Not the fork's, which fails there.
a_round_on_a_sheet_has_no_part_to_cut fails without it with the same
"Fillet Surface Computation Failure: blend::fillet_solver::p5".
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* test: one half of #880's rim chamfers to a valid solid on the default kernel (#2273)
The issue's own pick, one half-ellipse rim edge chamfered by the offsets
of setbacks 1 and 2, was refused with 1001 on main's default kernel; with
the generic blend's sections and checks the default it builds a closed
solid (4 faces to 7) whose check_brep is clean.
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* records: the trace's and the band check's fixes, and the known failing rollover case (WR-682, WR-685, #2273)
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* blend: the gn flag's uses main added since are retired too (WR-685, WR-696, #2273)
- fillet_corner::topology::join: the unequal-blend test needs only the
round's definition.
- session::finish: the refusal of great circles over a law corner
(#2727) ran only without the G^n section; every kernel now builds the
round as the union of its balls there, so it is removed, and its test
keeps the union half.
- trim_at_creases: the strip's fit is noted on every kernel.
- Tests drop the setting; fillet_variable_radius_closes_onto_vertex's
default kernel removes the balls' union (22.594877) as every fix does.
- The WR-682 record drops the span-end fix, superseded by #2907.
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* style: cargo fmt (#2273)
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* blend: the move to SolidCraft's kernel (#2273)
- The kernel's own later uses of fillet_gn_section_generator and
fillet_surface_plane_curve_on_plane_equation (exact_pieces'
certified-lift test, issue_2972's bare-net kernel) are dropped.
- The rollover case cyl_on_box1 edge 12 r 2 is known failing again in
blend.fillet_executive_p3 (lost in the last rebase), and its golden
line is dropped. Its issue moved to tangency-labs/solidcraft#13694.
- fillet_law_face_owned_drop_point pins what kernel builds: one face,
not the law corner's three it built on solidcore main 99ed57c4d. Why
the split no longer happens is still open.
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* blend: the blend-curve generator is deleted with its flag (WR-685, #2273)
SmBlendCurveCrossSectionFSG was reachable only from a caller that
builds it directly: every blend-curve request is the G^n section since
fillet_gn_section_generator is retired, and nothing in solidcore, the
ops or SolidCraft builds the old generator. docs/generic-blend.md
deletes the old path in the same change, so it goes here (review of
tangency-labs/solidcore#2936, point 3):
- BlendCurveCrossSectionFsg, its CreateSurface and CreateSurfaceFromCurves,
FilletSurfaceGenerator::BlendCurve, blend_curve, blend_curve_default and
blend_scale.
- The corners' copies of a blend-curve generator take the G^n section
only (fillet_corner p1 and p2); sm_SectionContactOrder refuses a
blend-curve type, whose order gn_section_contact_order gives.
- Goldens runners: blend.fillet_standard_solver_p1's blend-curve generator
cases are still drawn (so the cases after them stay as they were) and
dropped; blend.fillet_solver_p1, blend.fillet_corner_p1 and
blend.fillet_corner_p3 build the G^n section where they built a blend
curve.
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* test: the variable rounds are their definitions; stale flag mentions (#2273)
Review of tangency-labs/solidcore#2936, points 2 and 4:
- wr696_default_variable_rounds: with SolidCraft's fix set every face the
law-cornered rounds make (6 for 3, 2, 4, 2, 3; 3 for 4, 2, 4: the
pieces and the corner balls' zones) is a procedural blend, and
definition_check finds none bare. The default kernel builds the same
faces as their nets, since fillet_round_as_definition is a fix of its
own and stays off by default.
- wr_659 and issue_2704's headers point at the WR-685 addendum for the
retired flags.
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* test: a smooth law's round is one face (#2273)
The law 4, 2, 4 of fillet_law_face_owned_drop_point is a quadratic
Bezier, smooth, with no corner: its round has no C0 knot to be split at,
so it adds one face. The rebased commit's +3 was wrong, and kernel's
expectation is kept.
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* smlib: drop the retired fillet flags from SolidCraft's preset
UpstreamFixes no longer has fillet_refuse_ball_not_fitting,
fillet_corner_face_curve_halves, fillet_blend_curve_revolved_on_arc,
fillet_surface_plane_curve_on_plane_equation or
fillet_gn_section_generator: their behaviour is the kernel's default, so
the preset stops setting them (it did not build: E0609). The comments
that named the flag as the condition now read as the default.
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* blend: review points (comments, gen0014's test builds only its case)
- fillet_corner p1: the face-curve-halves comment says what an easing
corner does, and no longer calls the halves opt-in.
- fillet_executive p3: why the adapter over ExecutiveAccess passes the
ball, fit and band checks (upstream's executive, the goldens' runners).
- goldens fillet_geom_p2: gen0014's test draws that case from its own
seed instead of generating the unit's 1100 cases.
- WR-659 addendum: "the 40 mm box".
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* goldens: fillet_geom_p2's Rng is in scope (clippy unused_qualifications)
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* goldens: bless the five blend units the retirement moves (#2273)
Blessed on Ubuntu 24.04 (CI's glibc) at 39548d6e49. The counts match
CI's goldens on that head exactly; every other unit passes. Only the
cases that move past the tolerance take new lines: the other cases a
bless rewrites differ by about 1e-15 (another CPU's last digits) and
keep main's lines, which CI passes.
- fillet_executive_p3, 67 past the tolerance (69 lines):
- six law-cornered rounds and issue-880's rim, refused before, build,
each check_brep clean: the round is the union of its balls (WR-696);
- law rounds that built move 1e-6 to 7e-5 in volume, the same union
of balls in place of great circles (WR-685, WR-696);
- constant rounds move 1e-10 to 1.3e-7: their side curves come from
the surface-plane trace on the plane's equation (WR-682) and their
corners' face curves are those curves' halves (WR-659);
- blend-curve requests with G1 or thumbweight 1 are invalid input,
1007 (WR-685 addendum): attributed-box-edge0-blend-g2, the eight
issue919 rim cases, law-cube20-e0-deg2-smooth-xsect-blend-curve;
- two rounds that built bodies check_brep rejects (bad loop
orientation) are refused with a fit size: sweep4-brepForFillet2-
all-r0.1 (CutsThePart) and stubs4-degenerate-caps_coons-e5-r0.5
(BallDoesNotFit);
- refused on both sides, the body left after the refusal or the
retry step moves (corner3x2, stubs3, nurb_cone, sphere_diff).
- fillet_executive_p2, 1: set_params_single_fsg_3's blend curve is
invalid input (WR-685 addendum).
- fillet_geom_p2, 12: the surface-plane trace runs on every kernel
(WR-682); gen0014 refuses its station off the surface.
- fillet_solver_p1, 3: the runner's blend-curve kind builds the G^n
section, which takes its thumbweight, not the old generator's scale.
- fillet_standard_solver_p1, 220 removed: the retired blend-curve
generator's cases (their seeds are still drawn).
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* claim: flaky Insert Design menu test (#14390)
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* Tests: the Insert Design menu test waits for its first file read (#14390)
The first step picks a file that is read in the background since #13445, but only waited three frames. On a busy runner the read was still going when the test ran a command, and run() refuses while a file loads. Settle as the later steps do.
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* claim: solid.coil schemas (part of #2829)
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* Agents and scripts: Coil describes its exact parameters and reply (part of #2829)
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* Sketch: point docs say text naming no parameter leaves the point free
A coordinate typed as text that names no parameter ("5") is just that
number and the point stays free; only text naming a parameter fixes it.
sketch.line, sketch.point, the rectangle and circle commands and the
point and corner schemas now say so. No behaviour change.
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* Sketch: point docs say text naming no parameter is in the design unit and does not itself fix the point (#14290)
Review follow-up: text such as "5" is read in the design's length unit
(a JSON number is mm), and a point can still be fixed by other means
(e.g. a default connection to the origin), so the docs now say such text
does not itself fix the point rather than that the point is free.
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* solidcore: claim the rest of nurbs and every nl_ser collapse (part of #13790)
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* solidcore: B-spline method failures carry a typed reason and NLib collapses keep their cause (part of #13790)
The B-spline curve and surface methods (b_spline_curve_n_lib, b_spline_surface_n_lib,
b_spline_surface, b_spline_curve/p2, nurbs_crv's guard) return a BSplineFailure under
Reason::Nurbs instead of a bare Upstream status, with the same operation path and the
same comparison status (SM_ERR, SM_ERR_NULL_POINTER for a missing input,
SM_ERR_INVALID_INPUT for a zero axis), so kind() and sm_status() are unchanged.
nl_ser's replacement, SolidError::nurbs_routine, keeps the NLib error as the cause of a
BSplineFailure::RoutineFailed and passes Unported, Cancelled and PreparationRequired
through unwrapped, as nl_ser does. Every nl_ser site but the seven in
b_spline_curve/p1.rs (held for #13946) uses it; nl_ser goes with that file.
The callers that branch on an Upstream status read upstream_status() instead, which
answers alike for an Upstream and a BSplineFailure, so control flow is unchanged. The
InvalidInput reasons that cited NL_MAXDEG/NL_DEGREE describe the limit in solidcore's
terms.
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* goldens, smlib: read a B-spline failure's status as the Upstream it replaced (part of #13790)
The goldens runners that recorded an Upstream code read
solidcore::error::nurbs::upstream_status, so every row stays as it was. SolidCraft's
blend status() passes a BSplineFailure on as its status, as it did the Upstream.
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* solidcore: a B-spline failure that keeps a port failure as its cause is one too, as #13988's cause chain reads it (part of #13790)
nurbs_routine passes Unported, Cancelled and PreparationRequired through unwrapped; any
other error becomes the cause of a RoutineFailed, so a PortInvariant there makes the
method's failure a port failure and no status answer, which the test now pins.
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* solidcore tests: the intersection-curve and four-arc sphere refusals are read as B-spline failures (part of #13790)
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* bench: linear_sweep_scaling, one extrusion timed against its side-face count (#13844)
A regular N-gon of line segments, or a square with N/4 square holes, swept by
create_linear_sweep; prints the face count and the time. On main (78d1eb12d), release:
125 faces 63 ms, 250 0.24 s, 500 1.1 s, 1,000 5.4 s, 2,000 24 s, about N^2.2.
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* perf: a reset of the notify records visits only what changed since the last (#13844)
Every edit of a stitch (kernel_named_edit's reseed per vertex glue, the arena store per
edge glue) reset the record store to a default record for every live object of the
B-rep. tangency-labs/solidcore#2324 reset only the records handed out since, but still built the key list of
every object and matched it against every key of the map, and forgot the seeding
progress, so each edit was O(B-rep) and a stitch of N faces O(N^2).
The store now remembers the B-rep value and key scheme it was last made exact for. A
B-rep value logs the objects it removes (arenas only append and empty slots for good;
a copy, a snapshot or a value put back starts a log of its own). So another reset for
the same value and scheme drops the records of the objects removed since, adds those of
the slots added since, and settles each record handed out since, live or not. Every
other record is still the default record of a live object, so the store ends exactly as
before. Any other case (another scheme or value, a record removed by hand, a bulk
access) walks everything, as before. The reset keeps which keys passed the reserved-key
check, which does not depend on the records, and marks the B-rep's objects as seeded.
seed_records_once adds its records through the store's own methods, so a reset sees
them.
linear_sweep_scaling, release: 1,000 faces 5.4 s to 1.7 s, 2,000 24 s to 7.2 s.
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* perf: a sweep's faces reuse the kernel's arena record store (#13844)
with_face_env made a fresh ArenaNotifyState for each face of a sweep: a record for
every object of the B-rep, then a key check and seeding of all of them. It now takes
the kernel's arena store, as the stitch's glues do, reset to the same records
(ArenaNotifyState::reusing), so each face costs what it adds.
linear_sweep_scaling, release: 1,000 faces 1.7 s to 0.73 s, 2,000 7.2 s to 2.9 s.
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* perf: rebinding geometry owners after an edit reads first and writes what it rebinds (#13844)
rebind_geometry_owners ran at the end of every kernel-named edit (each vertex glue of a
stitch) and took each edge, edge use and face mutably to compare its owner, so every
glue copied the id lists and went through the copy-on-write arenas' make_mut for the
whole B-rep. It now finds the geometry still owned under the session identity by
reading, and takes only that mutably, asking again there. The result is the same: the
arenas a query snapshot shares are never edited.
linear_sweep_scaling, release: 1,000 faces 0.73 s to 0.43 s, 2,000 2.9 s to 1.8 s.
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sketch.edit without restore_marker left the timeline in place, so every
sketch command rebuilt every later feature (their fingerprints chain
through the sketch). Now it rolls to the sketch and restores the current
position on Finish/Cancel, as the app's Edit Sketch does; restore_marker:
false keeps the old in-place edit. A save during the edit writes the
restored position, and the rename an unnamed design gets on save no
longer breaks Finish folding the edit or Cancel.
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* Face edits: change the body the user picked where two bodies touch flush
Offset Face, Delete Faces, Replace Face, Shell, Draft and Split Face take
picked points. When two bodies touch flush, a point on the shared face lies
on a face of each body. Without `body`, evaluation took the body whose
bounding box was nearest the point, so the first body in the list won the
tie and the other body was never changed.
The engine now works out the body when one of these commands runs without
`body` and the model has more than one body. If every pick lies on faces of
one body, the feature saves that body. If a pick lies on coincident faces of
several bodies, the command is refused and the error names them, so MCP
and script callers no longer change the wrong body without notice.
The dialogs already send the body of the picked faces since #7174. A new
dialog test checks that Offset Face from the dialog changes the body that
was clicked where two bodies touch flush.
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* Replace Face: check the picked body's face is planar, not any face there
Replace Face checked that each picked face is planar before it worked out
the body. On a face flush with another body's, that lookup tied between the
two bodies and failed, so Replace Face reported "replacing a face that is
not planar" for a flat face, even with `body` given.
Replace Face now works out the body first and checks that body's face.
Without `body`, a pick on the shared face is refused with the error that
names both bodies, as the other face edits do.
Found by CodeRabbit's review of #12387.
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* Face edits: warn about a pick on a face shared by two bodies instead of refusing it
A face edit given no `body` refused a pick on coincident faces of two
bodies. That turned a call that worked, though on the first body, into an
error, which changes what the command does when used the usual way.
The command now runs as before: evaluation chooses the body, as it always
has. Its result carries a warning that names the bodies, the body that
changed, and asks for `body`. A pick on one body's face still saves that
body in the feature. Replace Face looks up the planar face of a shared pick
on one of its bodies, so it no longer reports a flat face as not planar.
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* Face edits: decide which bodies a pick lies on from exact geometry (#12385)
The body lookup compared display-mesh distances. Two discs touching
along a line (gears in mesh) both hold a point on that line, but one
tessellation came out nearer, so the edit saved that disc as `body` and
changed it, where main changes the first. Caught by
an_editor_accepts_the_ratios_rolling_the_marker_works_out.
faces_body now asks each body's exact boundary (classify_point ==
OnBoundary), culled by its exact box. Both discs hold the point, so the
pick is shared: evaluation decides as before and the result warns.
Test: a_face_pick_where_two_round_walls_touch_on_a_line_is_on_both
fails without this change (changes the second disc, no warning).
cargo xtask ci: 21 failed, all in tests/KNOWN_FAILING_TESTS.
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* Face edits tests: doc comments on the new tests and helper (#12385)
cargo xtask ci: 21 failed, all in tests/KNOWN_FAILING_TESTS.
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* claim: #14346
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* Planar faces: a flat B-spline face (a loft side through three or more sections) is planar (#14346)
#13546 builds a two-section loft of lines with flat sides from plane
faces, which fixed the design in #14346. A loft through three or more
sections still skins every side as a B-spline patch, flat or not, and
Body::planar_face took only plane surfaces, so an extrude from such a
side or a sketch on it failed: "the selected planar face no longer
exists".
planar_face also takes a Spline or RationalSpline face whose control
points all lie on one plane within the body's tolerance: a B-spline
surface with positive weights lies in its control points' convex hull,
so the whole face is on that plane. The normal comes from the net's
oriented area (along dS/du x dS/dv), turned with the face as a plane
surface's is. The work is one pass over at most 65,536 points.
Fixes#14346
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* solidcore: claim #14381 (check_brep per-face cache map and test 38 all-pairs)
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* solidcore: check_brep's face cache and loop test stop scaling with the body
face_surface_cache built a map of every loop, edge and vertex use of the
whole B-rep for each face it cached, only to turn a use handle back into
its entity; check_brep caches every face, so the check was O(faces x uses).
The handle is the use's notification reference, so it is now decoded
directly (cache_entity), with the same rejection of anything that is not
a use reference.
Face test 38 intersected every UV trim of each loop with every trim of
each other loop. It now skips loop pairs whose boxes are apart and only
intersects trim pairs a box index finds within twice the UV tolerance;
GlobalCurveIntersect has no solution for the pairs skipped. Trims are
still read in SMLib's order, so the trims built, the verdict and the
first error are unchanged.
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* solidcore: test 38 borrows its loop pair without split_at_mut
Take the second loop's trims out of their slot while the first is
borrowed and put them back afterwards, so the loop-pair walk has no
panic-prone slice split; read the cached UV tolerance with if-let.
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* claim: #13448
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* Tests: hold the Offset Plane edit's result until OK is seen computing (#13448)
`an_edit_without_a_preview_adopts_its_suffix_without_window_evaluation`
clicked OK and then asserted that the dialog was still computing. The
click settles over at least four frames, and from the second one OK
applies a result that is already in, so a worker finishing within those
frames left `applying` empty at the assertion. The test now holds the
real worker's result with `apply_gate` until the assertion has run, as
`ok_computing_off_the_window_thread_does_not_apply_in_the_frame_it_starts`
does.
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* claim: #5927#5928
* Sheet metal: flange segments on one edge (#5927, #5928)
An edge flange's `edges` entry can now split the picked edge into segments:
`{point, segments: [{from, to, angle?, height?, flip?}]}`. `from` and `to` are
fractions of the stretch the sheet still has after cut-outs; they must tile it
(first from 0, last to 1, each to the next from), so a segment never leaves
material out. Each segment takes its own angle, height and side; consecutive
segments that match make one bend. The base is trimmed back by each segment's
own setback over that stretch only, so its outline steps where the angles
differ, and the flange's far edge steps where the heights differ. Two bends of
one split edge butt at the junction: no corner is closed there and no bend
relief is cut.
Refused, with a message naming the segment: a partition that does not tile the
edge, more than 64 segments, an unknown key, a non-bool flip, an angle outside
0..180 degrees, a height below the bend's minimum, `segments` on a base or
contour flange, `then` with `segments`, and a split curved edge.
The Flange dialog has Segments rows (equal stretches with their own angle,
height and turns) and restores them when the feature is edited. The design
format gains one pending change, sheet-flange-segments, with no step: an older
design reads an edge as having no segments.
Tests (crates/engine/src/cmd/sheet_tests.rs) derive the numbers by hand for the
AL2 rule (2 mm, K 0.5, R 1 mm): a partition that matches builds the same part
as a whole-edge flange (46856.637 mm3, flat Y 117.1415926535898), per-segment
heights 45856.637, per-segment angles 46245.422 with the base stepping by
1.7573593128807148, per-segment sides 46856.637 in one closed body, expressions
following parameters through save/reopen and undo, and every refusal.
* Sheet metal: the solidcraft-sheetmetal agent skill (#5946, #5947, #5948, #5949)
Adds skills/solidcraft-sheetmetal with SKILL.md and reference.md: when to load it, the rule-first
workflow, every sheet metal command shape on this branch including `segments`, the segment contract
with its refusals verbatim, the bend arithmetic the engine uses, the FR-17 to FR-20 inference
recipes (segment inference, angles with confidence and an alternative, natural language to
parameters, a bounded optimisation loop) and a worked example that turns a request in words into
one `sheet.flange` call.
The MCP server embeds the skill in `skill_reference`; AGENTS.md routes to it and skills/README.md
lists it. The worked example runs in CI (`sheetmetal_skill_example_builds_as_documented`), which
builds the segmented flange, checks the volume against the hand formula and checks the bend
table's lengths, angles and flat centre lines.
AGENTS.md is trimmed to stay under the 5000-character router cap.
Verified: cargo xtask skills ("AGENTS.md and 18 skills are consistent"), cargo check
-p solidcraft-mcp, the skill tests (8 passed, including the worked example), the full mcp lib
suite (109 passed), clippy on solidcraft-mcp with -D warnings, cargo fmt --check, cargo xtask
lists.
* Sheet metal: the segment strings in the five complete catalogs (#5927, #5928)
* Sheet metal: the dialog keeps each edge's segments, a shortened straight edge splits, one junction tolerance (#5927, #5928)
The Flange dialog rebuilt a segmented edge from the first edge's list alone and gave every
picked edge equal stretches, so opening a feature and pressing OK silently repartitioned it.
The dialog now holds the segments of each picked edge (fractions, angle, height and the side
as an explicit or inherited value) and emits them per edge, so an edit sends the design back
as it was.
A straight edge that a cut-out has taken part of was refused as curved, because the split
check only matched exact outline endpoints. A stretch that lies inside one straight line of
the outline is now accepted; a chord of an arc is still refused.
`sheet.flange` accepted segment junctions within 1e-9 while the build merged matching
stretches only within 1e-12, so a list the command accepted could stay split. Both sides
read SEGMENT_JOIN_EPS = 1e-9, and a first `from` or last `to` inside it snaps to the edge's
end, so every accepted list builds exactly what the whole-edge flange builds.
* Sheet metal: a deleted stretch keeps the partition, `then` is refused, a split edge covers one line, a junction snaps (#5927, #5928)
Deleting a stretch in the Flange dialog now leaves a partition the command accepts: the stretch
before the one removed reaches to its end (the one after it, when the removed one was first,
starts at its start), the ends stay at 0 and 1, and removing the only stretch left makes the
whole edge.
`then` with a split edge is refused, naming the edge, instead of being dropped without a word;
the guide carries the same message.
A split edge's stretch must lie on one straight line of the outline: the outline's lines on that
line must cover it with no gap, so a notch or a step across it is refused while a cut-out that
shortened the line still splits.
A junction within SEGMENT_JOIN_EPS is snapped to the previous run whatever the two stretches'
angle, height or side are; only the 1e-12 comparison decides whether they are one bend, so no
interior gap reaches trimming or the flat pattern.
* Sheet metal: deleting a stretch keeps the other boundaries, and a junction never builds a reversed stretch (#5927, #5928)
The Flange dialog's delete bridged the gap from the removed row's own `to`/`from`. A
row mid-edit has those fields empty, so the repair fell back to equal stretches and moved
boundaries the user never touched (the untouched 0.8 became 2/3). The gap is now bridged
from the neighbours: the stretch before the removed one reaches to where the stretch after
it starts, or to the edge's end when none follows. Equal stretches remain the fallback only
when a neighbour's value does not parse.
The build snapped every accepted junction to the previous run's end without checking the
stretch's own end. A stretch narrower than `SEGMENT_JOIN_EPS` then came out reversed (for
the spans 0…0.5, 0.4999999995…0.4999999997, 0.4999999997…1 the second run was
(0.5, 0.4999999997)), and `trim_stretch` measured it as a positive length. Such a stretch
is no bend of its own now: the junction closes over it, so the build tiles the edge. The
span handling also refuses a reversed span instead of measuring it as a distance, at the
edge check and in the stretch loop.
Tests: a rendered-dialog delete with the removed row's `to` cleared and with its values
intact, and the three-span case at `position` inside and outside compared with the exact
partition. The skill reference and the sheet metal guide say what a delete and a junction
do, and the reference states that the volume check assumes K 0.5.
* Sheet metal: a collapsed stretch is absorbed so the edge stays covered (#5927, #5928)
A stretch narrower than `SEGMENT_JOIN_EPS` that carries another bend's attributes was
dropped without moving the run before it, so the next stretch no longer joined that run
and started one of its own: the interval between them was left out of trimming and the
flat pattern. For the spans 0…0.5, 0.5…0.50000000075, 0.50000000075…0.5000000015 and
0.5000000015…1 with heights 20/15/10/20 mm the flat pattern had one bend ending at 100
and the next starting at 100.0000003, and three slivers in a row did not build at all
(`SMLib failed (status 1001)`).
The run before a sliver now absorbs it: its end moves on to the sliver's end, never back
before it, so the bends tile the edge and the final end still snaps to 1 within the
tolerance. A sliver with no run before it still starts its own run, the sliver's angle and
height still do not build, and a stretch wide enough to be its own bend still starts where
the run before it ends.
Tests: the four-span list at `position` inside and outside, asserting the bends cover the
200 mm edge with no gap or overlap and build the merged partition's part (same volume, same
bends), and three consecutive slivers doing the same. The skill reference and the sheet
metal guide say the run before a sliver takes its stretch.
* Sheet metal: runs start where the edge is covered, so a backward junction never overlaps (#5927, #5928)
* Sheet metal: a segmented flange's first bend starts at the edge's start (#5927, #5928)
Leading stretches that cannot be a bend of their own are still absorbed, but
the run that covers them now begins at the edge's start (0) however far the
absorbed prefix advanced `covered`. Before, the run began at the absorbed
prefix's end: for [0, 7.5e-10], [7.5e-10, 1.5e-9], [1.5e-9, 1] it began at
1.5e-9, past the first-end snap's tolerance, so the edge's first 1.5e-9 never
built and the flange was shortened. A list every stretch of which is absorbed
(a stored design; `sheet.flange` cannot write one) now builds the whole edge
instead of losing the flange.
The invariant is stated in the code: the first run starts at 0, the last ends
at 1, runs are sorted, contiguous and non-overlapping, and every accepted
stretch is covered. reference.md and the sheet-metal guide say the same.
Tests: the exact three-stretch prefix (inside and outside) must build the
whole-edge flange (volume, flat size, bend table); the same prefix before a
differing-height stretch must not shift the junction; a single leading sliver
must build the whole edge; a sliver-only stored list must build the whole
edge. Three of the four fail on d6b69517 (bend starts at 3e-7 mm; the
sliver-only list builds no flange); the single-sliver one already passed there
because the old first-end snap fired within 1e-9, and it guards that path now.
* Sheet metal: each picked edge's stretches keep their own row ids (#5927, #5928)
The Flange dialog drew every picked edge's `Segment N from/to/angle/height` rows in one scope,
and a row's scrub (label drag) id is that scope id plus the label. Two edges with the same number
of stretches therefore shared ids: dragging one edge's `Segment 1 height` moved every edge's
value, and OK persisted geometry the user did not ask for.
Each edge's block is its own scope now, so the id carries the edge; the labels the user sees are
unchanged.
Tests: two edges and three edges with matching stretch counts, dragging one field per edge and
asserting every other edge does not move, and a byte-identical round trip after a drag (the other
edge comes back exactly as the design wrote it).
* Sheet metal: the reference states what the junction tolerance guarantees (#5927, #5928)
Judge round 8 flagged that "every list the command accepts builds exactly what the whole-edge
flange builds" overstates it: matching stretches build the whole-edge bend, differing stretches
build one bend each. The sentence now says what the shared tolerance actually guarantees: the
accepted list tiles the edge with no gap and no overlap.
* Sheet metal: opposite-side junctions are cut in the blank, segment names stay on their stretch, stored bounds are refused (#5927, #5928)
CodeRabbit's review of #12804, the real items (local only, not pushed):
- A junction between stretches that bend to opposite sides has no slit in the flat
pattern or its DXF: the blank stays joined where the folded part separates, so a
blank cut from that DXF cannot fold. `flat_regions` now carries a zero-width cut
along each such junction, from the bend line out to the shorter stretch's far edge
(`SheetBody::junction_slits`, `slit_loop`, `split_loop_at`). Same-side junctions and
a whole-edge flange stay joined. `flat_material` keeps the material's loops (no
self-touching loop), so the kernel booleans, the flat solid, machining and the flat
prism cuts are unchanged.
- Every segment's angle and height shared one label ("Segment angle"/"Segment height"),
so `timeline.redefine` matched a stored name by position and inserting or reordering
stretches moved a named height onto another stretch. `input_keys` now keys a segment
input by its edge and by the stretch it describes (`from`/`to`), matched before the
label-and-kind pass, so a name stays on its own stretch.
- A stored segment list bypassed the command's partition checks: `eval_more` builds the
runs from `from`/`to` as stored. A `from` or `to` outside 0…1, a gap wider than
`SEGMENT_JOIN_EPS` or a last `to` short of the edge's end is now refused with the edge
and segment named; the all-sliver fallback still builds the edge whole.
- The `flip` doc comments on `FlangeSegment` and `EdgeFlange` said a segment's flip turns
the bend the other way than the feature's: it is an absolute override
(`seg.flip.unwrap_or(*flip)`). Both comments, the guide and the skill reference now
say so.
- A top-level `segments` beside `edges` was silently ignored with parameter checking off.
`FlangeParams` takes it as a typed field and `sheet.flange` refuses it, naming where it
belongs; the schema still lists the key.
- The skill reference said any numeric field can be an expression: `segments[].from` and
`segments[].to` are plain numbers. Fixed, with the junction cut and the per-segment flip
documented there and in the guide; SKILL.md stays under 3600 characters (3565).
- The CI skill-example test now checks the volumes the reference publishes against the
arithmetic it already computes, so a wrong reference fails it.
Tests: engine sheet suite 260 passed; doc sheet tests 107; schema sheet tests 10; edit
tests 55 passed (the one known-failing variable-fillet test is in KNOWN_FAILING_TESTS);
ui-egui sheet dialog tests 43; the mcp skill-example test passes. The five new or extended
tests fail on the base commit and pass here. The documented example still builds at
46051.02928860431 mm3 (three stretches) and 46551.02929133257 mm3 (two).
* Sheet metal: a junction cut ends on a stepped far edge's corner (#5927, #5928)
split_loop_at refused a point that already sat at a segment's end, so slit_loop read the
far edge's step corner as off the loop and a blank whose opposite-side stretches differ in
height stayed joined. A point at a segment's end is a vertex of the loop as it stands; both
the line and the arc arm now say so, and the differing-height junction carries its cut.
* Sheet metal: the junction test asserts the differing-height cut and its DXF lines (#5927, #5928)
The far edge steps at that junction, so the cut ends on the step's corner. The test now
checks the flat loop and both DXF lines for 20/20, for 20/15, and that a same-side junction
stays joined.
* Sheet metal: a junction cut trimmed away is clipped to the material left, a name follows the surviving stretch (#5927, #5928)
* Sheet metal: a junction cut ends on a circular notch's arc exactly, a split edge's names stay on the edge's pick point (#5927, #5928)
clip_junction_slit walked the 0.001 mm chords of every boundary segment, so where a round
cut-out took an opposite-side junction's far edge away the crossing it returned sat up to
0.001 mm inside the arc. slit_loop's 1e-6 anchor tolerance then missed it and the required
junction cut was dropped again, leaving the blank joined where the folded part separates. A
line and a circular arc are now intersected exactly (the circle-line roots within the arc's
sweep, the crossing computed on the arc at the angle split_loop_at splits it at), so the cut
ends on the curve itself; only free-form segments still follow chords.
input_keys keyed a segment input by the edge's index in the edges list, so swapping two edges
with identical spans and different heights moved their names between the physical edges: an
expression reading the 20 mm edge read 15 mm. A segment input is now keyed by the edge's pick
point (the point the flange was made on), and an edge's own angle and height the same way, so
reordering the list keeps every name on its own edge.
Tests: a round notch over a junction asserts the flat loop and the DXF carry the cut to the
arc (the cut ends on the circle to 1e-9 and the DXF splits the arc there), and swapping two
edges asserts each named height still reads its own point's height; both failed before the fix.
* Sheet metal: the hole dialog's preview test handles egui's texture delta
epaint 0.37 panics when a TexturesDelta with unapplied deltas is dropped, and this test dropped
the FullOutput run_ui handed back. The crate's other tests clear the delta before dropping it;
this one now does the same, so `cargo test -p solidcraft-ui-egui --lib dialog` is green.
The panic was there before the junction-cut and edge-key fixes (it fails on 04f31e0a too); the
test-only change touches no product code.
* Sheet metal: an arc's ends are judged by distance, every junction bridge is cut, an edge's names follow its pick point (#5927, #5928)
- `split_loop_at` decides "already a vertex" by the distance `slit_loop` anchors with (1e-6 mm), for
a line's and an arc's ends alike, instead of a share of the arc's sweep: on an R = 100 mm arc with
a 1 rad sweep, share 5e-7 is 5e-5 mm from the start, so the split said "vertex" and the caller's
distance test then dropped the cut. Regression: the slit at exactly that anchor is inserted.
- `clip_junction_slits` returns every stretch of the junction line that still runs through material,
ordered outward from the bend line, and `flat_regions` slits each one. A re-entrant notch pattern
leaves the line crossing material more than once, and only the first bridge was parted before.
Regression: two notches leave two bridges at x = 50 and both are cut in the flat loop and the DXF.
- `redefine` matches a `sheet.flange` edge's own `angle`/`height` by the pick point its key carries
and by nothing else, so a deleted edge's name cannot land on an edge inserted in the same redefine.
Regression: two named edges, one deleted and another inserted; the survivor keeps its own name and
the deleted name is gone.
- The `flip` docs (guide, skill reference, both doc comments) state that a segment's `flip` replaces
the feature's outright: `false` is the default direction and `true` the other one, independent of
the feature's `flip`.
* Sheet metal: a moved pick keeps its edge's names, a junction cut stays in its own segment (#5927, #5928)
- `redefine` matches a `sheet.flange` edge's and its stretches' pick points by the document's own
pick tolerance (`appearance::pick_tolerance` of the sheet body the feature is on, 1e-6 mm where the
model does not hold it yet) instead of by the f64 bits their keys carry, so redefining the same
physical edge with a pick that moved by a hair keeps every name on it and the expressions that read
them. The nearest old point wins among the candidates; when none is within the tolerance, the
nearest edge point on the same feature is taken within a sane bound, so a pick that moved further
along the same edge still keeps its names, while a genuinely different edge keeps the
constructor's name. Regression: a named edge height and a named stretch survive a 0.001 mm move,
a downstream expression still reads 20/15 mm, and an inserted edge gets its own name.
- `clip_junction_slits` accepts a crossing only within the junction's own length from the bend line
(plus 1e-6 mm), in the line, arc and free-form arms alike. The junction line is a ray: past its tip
it runs on through material the bend never reaches (a C-shaped blank's foot, for one), and slitting
there cut unrelated material. Regression: the C-shaped blank keeps its foot whole in the flat loop
and the DXF while the junction's own bridge is cut; the notched, two-notch, round-notch and
20/20, 20/15, same-side cases still pass.
- The documented examples are a test now (`crates/engine/tests/sheetmetal_documented_examples.rs`):
46551.02929133257 mm³ for the two-stretch part and 46051.02928860431 mm³ for the three-stretch one.
- The guide and the skill reference say both: a moved pick is the same edge within the document's
pick tolerance, and a junction cut stops at the junction's own tip.
* Sheet metal: an opposite-side junction cut starts at the inner bend line (#5927, #5928)
Stretches that bend to opposite sides at different angles have different setbacks, so their
bend lines are offset. The folded part separates over the strip between those lines, and the
flat pattern and its DXF have to cut it too: the cut starts at the inner bend line, not the
farther-out one, which left the strip joined. The outer end stays at the nearer far edge.
* Sheet metal dialog: follow upstream's label and layout paths after the merge
i18n::tr_label moved to solidcraft_ui_text::tr_label, and shell's LayoutMode import became
private: the dialog uses the public ui_kit re-export. Both were merge drift, not behavior.
* AGENTS.md: route the sheet-metal skill from the router, inside the size cap
Upstream's router rewrite dropped the row the branch had added, and adding it back alone
pushed the file past 5000 characters: the row is one word and the optional plan/ note goes.
* Sheet metal: a stored overlap is refused, and the docs say what a zero-width slit and a moved setback mean (#5927, #5928)
A stored segment list that overlaps by more than the junction tolerance is now refused at the
build, like a gap: the second bend used to start at the first's end and silently drop the
overlap. The skill says an unchanged volume does not prove a bend failed when it only turns the
other way; the reference says different angles can offset the bend lines depending on the rule's
position, and that the slit is zero-width, so the DXF carries two coincident outline lines.
* Extrude convention test: the release format is below this build's pending changes (#5927, #5928)
The branch adds a pending design-format change (edge flange segments), so the build writes one
number past the last folded format. The older-extrude test simulated the last release by
subtracting one from that number, which then pointed at the pending format instead of the
release, so the extrude skipped its migration and built with the wrong sides. Subtract the
pending changes too.
* AGENTS.md: keep the router inside its 5000-character cap after the merge
Upstream's merge added a line and left the router at 5001: one redundant word goes.
* solidcore: retire five flags that no code reads
fillet_corner_statuses, fillet_edge_curve_domain_statuses, offset_tangent_gap_statuses, ssi_alignment_statuses and offset_closed_curve_trim_arc were already unread; remove the fields, every setting of them, and record where each fix lives.
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* solidcore: drop the kernel helpers' now-empty let bindings in two thicken tests
Removing the unread offset_closed_curve_trim_arc setting left a mutable binding returned at once, which clippy denies.
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A detached `git gc --auto` could still be writing into .git while tearDown removed the
directory, failing the test with "Directory not empty: '.git'" (merge-queue run 42751096942).
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* inspect.measure: a face or edge by index needs no point (#14011)
A face or edge item in inspect.measure can now be named by body and
index alone, as model.faces and model.edges list it. Before, `point`
was required even with `index`, so a caller whose body a joint had
moved had to compute a point on the face just to name it. A point
still works as before; an unknown index or neither field is refused.
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* inspect.measure: params text says a face or edge takes a point, an index or both (#14011)
The merge of main kept main's wording here, which still said `point` was
required; this puts back the text the rest of the PR documents.
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* claim: solid.pattern.circular schemas (part of #2829)
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* Give solid.pattern.circular input and output schemas (part of #2829)
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* Close the circular pattern reply test the merge left open
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* solidcore: claim sc#13774 (twisted-disc side rounds as their definition)
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* solidcore: a round by its definition rolls on the extension its trace rolled on
A round whose rails run on past its faces (the twisted disc's side rounds,
past the side edges' ends) rolled its definition's ball on the walls' plain
B-spline bases, whose end spans continue otherwise than the extension the
trace's offsets evaluated there. The first station's feet missed the rails
(by 0.89 and 1.15), so the round fell back to the trace's skinned B-spline,
which missed the 2 mm round of its walls by up to 1.9e-3 between sections.
Where the offset of a B-spline, surface of revolution or surface of
extrusion holds an extension (pending or stored), the definition now rolls
on it. Stations given on a knot line of a face (the extension's old boundary,
only G1) take their sides as a crossing station does; without them the net
left the definition by 2e-3.
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* solidcore: a blend by its definition takes the side inside its domain at its ends
At an end of its domain a definition took its partials on the side its
caller's flags named. Where the end station's foot is on a support's knot
line (the old boundary of the support's extension, only G1 there) that is
the side past it: the round's tangent along s at its end was the
extension's. The B-spline block's R1.5 round over its arc, whose ends are
there now that the definition rolls on the extension, integrated with a
1001 at 1e-11 and moved its volume 4.5e-10 further from the closed form.
At its ends the side is now the one inside the domain, as a B-spline's end
is its end span's.
The twisted disc's top round R2 is now the ball's piece over each of its 4
side rounds (it was refused naming 1.9586): its test is retitled and
asserts that, with check_brep Level2 clean and a manifold solid.
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* solidcore: a sided station solve keeps the pieces its seed's sides name
A station whose foot is within the margin of a face's knot line is solved
again on the piece its side names. That piece was chosen at each Newton
iterate, so an iterate just past the margin's edge took the other piece and
Newton cycled between the two. On the teardrop boss's foot round, now its
definition on the wall's extension, feet 2e-9 off the extension's old
boundary (only G1) failed in a band of 2e-9 in s, and the body could not be
integrated at 1e-11. The solve now keeps, for every iterate, the pieces the
sides name at its seed, which every caller places on the knot line.
Two pinned results move because their rounds are now definitions (#13774):
the teardrop boss's foot volumes (+3.1e-4, +4.9e-4; the rounds are now the
wall's and plate's rounds to rounding, where the skinned B-splines were
off by 1.5e-4 at their 90th percentile) and the hull rim chamfer's gain at
its 1e-6 pin (80.0551 to 80.0532; integrated to 1e-10, 80.11434 to
80.11271).
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* solidcore: a G^n certificate computes only the coefficients it solves, without subnormal assists
The definition path's time is the G^n certificate's enclosures (gn_enclose_over):
6925 of them for the r0.5 round after the boss foot, 2 to 9 ms each. Three changes
make each one cheaper and leave every value bit for bit the same:
- The feet's Taylor coefficients are solved order by order, and each order evaluated
G at the whole truncation. A coefficient of a sum or product depends only on the
operands' coefficients at lower or equal powers of sigma and eps, so G is now
evaluated only up to that order's total degree and the powers of eps it solves
(`Trunc::computing`), and not at all at an order with none to solve. Same in the
station solve's jets.
- An interval end about 1e-300 from 0 (every interval that holds 0) made the
widening's product `|x| 2.3e-16` subnormal, and a product of such an end with a
number under about 2e-8 subnormal too. An Intel core takes a microcode assist for
each subnormal result (28 ns and 41 ns against about 2 ns). Both are now computed in
integers there, rounded as the floating operations round them; unit tests check
them bit for bit against the floating operations over every binade concerned.
- The composition's 324 scale-and-add steps per face are one in-place step each.
The certificate's output (every span's bound, in the same order) is identical before
and after on the boss-on-bar case. Its round takes 5.7 s instead of 11.5 s (goldens
profile, back to back on one core).
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* solidcore: test the twisted disc's top round below its side rounds' radius (#13772)
The 12 top edges rounded at 1 and at 1.101826756514697 over the exact side rounds:
Level2 clean and manifold. On main the side rounds' skinned nets left top-round
vertices 2.5e-5 and 5.6e-5 off their faces (6 and 4 Level2 lines).
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* solidcore: a G^n certificate tightens each proved feet's box before its Taylor solve
Krawczyk's test proved a piece's feet in a box and stopped. The box was still as wide as
the iterations left it, and the feet's Taylor coefficients over it are enclosed with a
factor 1 / (1 - q) at every order, q the contraction over that box. On wide pieces q was
near 1, so the enclosures blew up and the certificate went to finer levels (pieces) to
prove its bound: on the boss-on-bar round, 4 to 6 orders of magnitude between one level
and the next.
Now, once proved, Krawczyk's operator runs again about the box's own centre, with the
Jacobian over the box, and the box becomes its intersection with K, while that shrinks
it by a tenth (at most 2 steps). This is sound by construction: every root in a box is
in its K, so the box keeps the feet, and the C used for the coefficients is over a box
that holds the final one. One step is enough: 4 steps add 26 Jacobians on the case and
no fewer enclosures.
The boss-on-bar r0.5 round: 6925 enclosures before, 3946 now (-43%), and one level
fewer on most spans. Checks:
- a new unit test samples 201 stations over a piece (plane and NURBS cylinder) and finds
every foot and Taylor coefficient (orders 0 to 4, which the floating solve reaches)
inside the piece's enclosure;
- the twisted disc's side rounds: the net is within its certified bound at all 11011
samples per round (new assertion), the ball-centre miss is 2.3e-14 to 2.9e-14 (as
before), Level2 clean and manifold, and the #13772 top rounds are clean;
- goldens blend.*, corpus.parity and surface.offset_surface: 0 rows changed.
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* solidcore: a halved G^n span's halves start from its finest proved level
The section build halves a span whose certified bound is over the target and
certified each half afresh from level 0. gn_certify_span_reusing takes the
halved span's finest proved level instead: its pieces over a half cover it and
their bounds hold over every point of them, so they are the half's level one
coarser, proved without an enclosure, and the levels go on from the next one.
Only pieces inside the half steer the least-value stop; row terms are taken
again about the half's first station. gn_certify_span keeps its behaviour (no
inheritance), operation for operation (3946 enclosures on boss-on-bar before
and after the refactor).
boss-on-bar round: 3946 -> 2758 enclosures, 3.90 s -> 2.98 s (rig case,
P-core 2, three runs each). Goldens 27/27 unchanged, twisted-disc miss
2.26e-14..2.93e-14 unchanged, issue_2652/wr697/2907c pass.
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* solidcore: G^n series leave out the terms that are zero by construction
The feet's composition through the faces' partials forms du^a dv^b for every
a + b up to the truncation's degree, and the inverse square root forms z^m;
du, dv and z have no constant term, so those powers are 0 below their degree.
Ser::mul_valued and Ser::add_scaled_from leave those terms out (in mul's
order), and the monomials past the degree a masked truncation computes are not
formed. In f64 the results are bit for bit the old ones (the terms left out
are signed zeros; unit test over several truncations and every masked degree);
in intervals they enclose the same values and are the same or narrower
(unit test against the old product and the f64 one).
boss-on-bar round: 2.95 s -> 2.00 s (rig case, P-core 2, alternating runs),
enclosures unchanged at 2758. Goldens 27/27 unchanged, twisted-disc miss
2.26e-14..2.93e-14 unchanged, issue_2652/wr697/2907c pass.
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* solidcore: a G^n span's levels start where the span before proved
Every span tried levels 0, 1, 2, ... and each coarse level failed on its
first piece after solving all its end stations: a span that proves at level 5
first solves 26 stations and fails 5 enclosures. Where a span inherits no
level, the section build now starts it one level coarser than the level the
span before first proved (SpanReuse::start). A level not tried bounds nothing,
so the returned bound is as sound as before. A level's end stations that the
level before solved (every other one, the same s from the same seed) are taken
from it, bit for bit what solving them again gives.
boss-on-bar round: enclosures 2758 -> 2681, enclosures on levels that fail
174 -> 97, time in end-station solves 300 ms -> 184 ms; wall time within
noise of the previous commit (best of five 2.49 s -> 2.44 s). Goldens 27/27
unchanged, twisted-disc miss unchanged, issue_2652/wr697/2907c pass.
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* solidcore: a G^n re-certificate goes on to its target, not by the halving guess
Re-certifying a blend proves its net within the bound stored when it was
built. The certificate stops refining a span once a level fails to halve the
bound, a guess at the next level's cost. Where the re-certificate's rounding
differs from the build's (it works in the round's own frame), its bounds
differ in the last digits and the guess can stop it a level short of one that
certifies.
wr698 `a_circle_round_collapses_at_its_radius`, the offset of the circle root
round by -2.5, span [69.92, 76.57]. Built by levels 2..5 at 9.55e-4, 8.61e-6,
3.09e-6, 2.39e-6, so stored 2.92e-6. Re-certified at 8.61e-5, 6.04e-6,
3.05e-6: 3.05e-6 is over half of 6.04e-6, so it stopped there, over its
2.92e-6 target, and the offset was refused ("the net is not within its bound
of its definition").
SpanReuse::to_target goes on while the bound is over the target. The least
value still stops it, since past it no level certifies the span. recertify
uses it. The build's certificates are unchanged. The test fails without this
on this branch: the tighter certificate moved the base round's bound and
exposed the stop.
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* solidcore: pins of the G^n certificate follow its tighter bounds
Four tests pinned the fork's certified bounds and span counts. The box
tightening and the structural zeros make each bound smaller, and still sound:
every test keeps its checks of the net against the definition. With fewer
spans halved, the span counts drop.
- wr698 root round: bound 9.034561390963572e-5 -> 7.805948063924082e-5, 16 spans
(the net within the bound at all 121 points checked, as before)
- wr698 square corner: 1.0369852135855476e-24 -> 1.0012759448840962e-24
(at rounding either way), 1 span
- wr698 gate ball build: 5.4032051671095375e-9 -> 5.402814802230933e-9, 40 spans
- query_normal_definition rounded wedge: 181 -> 169 inner knots
- fork_7959c0e round on a round: 45 -> 31 spans (32 from the tightening, 31
with the halves' reuse), the net at 0.36 of its bound
Each pin keeps the new exact value, with the fork's in its comment.
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* solidcore: the rim chamfer's quoted gain is this branch's
Main's #14224 checks the rim chamfer's gain by its flux, cross-checked by
sections, and quotes the flux. Two of the chamfers are their definitions on
this branch (#13774). The flux is 80.12239 at 1e-11 and 80.12228 at 1e-9, where
it was 80.12092 and 80.12081. The independent estimate is 79.82 +- 0.53 on both.
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* claim: #13336
* MCP server crate: an app can serve prompts, resource templates, completions and Markdown or binary resources (#13336)
The shared crate (`solidcraft-mcp-server`) served only tools and JSON resources: `prompts/list`
and `resources/templates/list` always answered empty, anything else was method-not-found, the
`initialize` capabilities always named tools and resources, and every resource read went out as a
JSON string.
- `Tools` gains provided methods for resource templates, prompts (`prompts/list`, `prompts/get`)
and completion (`completion/complete`); the default is none.
- `initialize` names only what the app serves: resources when it has resources or templates,
prompts when it has prompts, completions when it has either.
- `read_resource` returns `Contents`: text or bytes, each with its MIME type; bytes go out as a
base64 blob.
- `prompts/get` checks the arguments against the prompt's listing before the app fills it in;
completion refuses an unlisted prompt and sends the first 100 suggestions with the total.
SolidCraft's replies stay byte-identical: its two resources are JSON (`Contents::json`) and it
serves no prompts or templates, so `prompts/get` and `completion/complete` stay method-not-found.
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* ci: run the kernel rig's cases 16 at a time
The rig can run each case in a process of its own (#14277). Set
KERNEL_CASES_JOBS=16 for the rig step, one per vCPU of the
blacksmith-16vcpu-ubuntu-2404 runner (64 GB), so the rig no longer
runs its 1081 cases one after another, and a hung case is killed at
its CPU-time limit while the rest still run.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore ci: run the kernel rig's cases 4 at a time
The standalone workflow's kernel-rig job runs on a 4-vCPU runner. Set
KERNEL_CASES_JOBS=4 there too, one case process per vCPU, so the
mirror's rig also stops running its cases one after another.
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* claim: #14384 (flaky add_agent_opens_its_dialog_from_home)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Tests: Add agent from Home no longer races the agent search (#14384)
The test opened Settings › AI, which starts the background search for
installed agents. A search finishing between the frame that drew Add
agent and the click replaced the Detecting line above the button, so
the button moved and the click missed. The test now marks the search
as done first, as the page's other tests do.
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* claim: #14362
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
* CI: the slowest test starts first, and the slow-test priority list gains the tests over 100 s (#14362)
thread_tests::a_long_thread_cuts_without_a_deep_tree (median 950 s on
the 32 vCPU runner) was in no priority list: it started about 4 minutes
into Native Linux tests and every full run ended when it did. It now
has its own priority 100, beside the action matrix sample, so it starts
at once. The slow-test list moves to 99 and gains the 17 tests of 100 s
or more it lacked (medians from 24 full runs). Every test still runs
once; no filter, timeout or shard changes.
Fixes#14362
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* Add Revolve command guide
Adds a practical guide for Revolve: Profile, Axis, Type (Angle or To Object), Direction, Angle and Operation, with a stepped pin example and a cut groove. Tested on v0.40.0-rc.3.
* Fix Revolve example steps
Add Finish Sketch before Revolve, set Operation to New Body for the pin, use the round side of the pin (not the flat end) as the axis, and give the groove rectangle coordinates that cut into the shaft. Per CodeRabbit review.
* Add Shell command guide
Adds a practical guide for Shell: Faces/Body, Thickness, Direction (Inside, Outside, Both) and Tangent chain, with an open-top box example. Tested on v0.40.0-rc.3.
* Round the rim after Shell
Advise rounding the edges around the opening after Shell, matching the features guide, since Shell can fail on a round tangent to the opening (#13910). Removed the untested wall-vs-fillet tip. Per CodeRabbit review.
* Add Rectangular Pattern command guide
Adds a practical guide for Rectangular Pattern: Object Type, Direction and Direction 2, Quantity and Spacing (center-to-center, counts the original) and Alignment, with a 5 x 3 hole grid example. Tested on v0.40.0-rc.3.
* Clarify Center alignment
Center puts an extra copy on one side when Quantity is even; Flip moves it. Added a tip to check Alignment if copies land off the part. Per CodeRabbit review.
* Add Circular Pattern command guide
Adds a practical guide for Circular Pattern: Object Type, Axis, Quantity (counts the original), Total angle (partial arcs include both ends) and Alignment, with a bolt circle example. Tested on v0.40.0-rc.3
* Clarify Center alignment and confirm Hole step
Center puts an extra copy on one side when Quantity is even; Flip moves it. Step 2 now says to click OK so the Hole is in the History before patterning. Per CodeRabbit review.
A joint pose for a value the slider has left is cancelled once it has
run 500 ms, so the latest value starts and the preview follows the
slider. The latest value still solves to the end.
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On an OpenCore Legacy Patcher Mac (Radeon R9 M370X, Iris Pro 5200,
Metal) the for loops of the NURBS, revolved and normal-fallback paths
hang the GPU: WindowServer's watchdog resets the machine after about
three minutes. The same loops written as while loops run. The
arithmetic is unchanged; only the loop form is.
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* claim: #6609
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* Cylinder and Sphere: Edit Feature shows the diameter, with a Diameter | Radius choice (#6609)
A diameter given to Cylinder or Sphere is kept as the radius `(D) / 2`; Edit
Feature now shows that diameter on Diameter, as the window that made it asked.
Any other radius opens on Radius as stored. A Size row (Diameter | Radius)
switches between them and converts the value, so OK sends the one shown.
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* Mirror: test that a cut starting on a mirrored feature's face mirrors with it (#11792)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Mirror and patterns: copies find the faces their sources name before any copy is made (#11792)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* patterns_tests: no blank line at the end of the file
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* claim: #13751
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Test: a B-spline surface net mixing rational and non-rational points is refused where it is built (#13751)
The new unit test builds nets with one weighted point among non-rational
ones (and the reverse) through Surface::new and Surface::with_indices and
expects InvalidInput; storage past the indices in use stays outside the
check. The fuzz corpus now expects fuzz00295 (one weight 1 among -f64::MAX
markers) to be refused by Surface::new instead of building the face cache.
Both fail on main: the constructors accept the net.
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* srf_basic: Surface::new and Surface::with_indices refuse a net mixing rational and non-rational points (#13751)
A control point's weight is either a real weight or the non-rational
marker NOW (-f64::MAX). A net that mixes both was accepted by the
constructors; only counts_are_valid noticed it, and paths that never call
it (the face's trimmed-surface cache, fuzz00295) took -f64::MAX as a weight
and subdivided past the fuzz time limit.
Both constructors now refuse such a net with InvalidInput, over the points
in use only. counts_are_valid shares the check, for nets mixed later
through the mutable accessors.
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* goldens: nlib.srf_basic records a surface its constructor refuses as rejected (#13751)
The generator makes a net mixing rational and non-rational points in about
5 % of its cases. Surface::with_indices now refuses such a net, so the
runner records the constructor's reason as `rejected` instead of a harness
error; no op runs on the refused surface.
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* Test: a rational and a non-rational half of a surface join back into it (#13751)
Splitting the sample surface, giving one half weights 1.0 and joining the
halves must remove the joint knot again and give back the surface, with
every weight 1.0. On main the joint knot removal runs on a net that mixes
weights with the non-rational marker NOW (-f64::MAX).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* srf_tool::p3::join: a rational and a non-rational surface join with real weights (#13751)
join loaded both nets as they are, so the joined net mixed real weights with
the non-rational marker NOW (-f64::MAX); the joint knot removal ran on that
net, and only then was NOW set to 1.0. Surface::new now refuses such a net.
The non-rational piece now gets weights 1.0 before its points are loaded
(make_rat_compatible). The joined net before the removal is upstream's, bit
for bit (0.5 * w1 + 0.5 * w2 equals the old 0.5 * (w1 + w2)), and the
removal sees real weights.
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* goldens: nlib.bezier records a surface its constructor refuses as rejected (#13751)
The generator mixes rational and non-rational control points in about 5 %
of its point sets, surfaces included. Surface::with_indices now refuses
such a net, so the surface-strip extension cases record the constructor's
reason as `rejected` instead of a harness error.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* plan: WR-773, N_SrfJoin removes the joint knot on a net mixing weights with NL_NOW (#13751)
Records the upstream order that srf_tool::p3::join no longer follows, with
the nlib.srf_tool_p3 cases it moves: 12 joins with tol -1 that removed the
joint knot anyway (0.23 to 7.0e3 off the exact join) and 2 with tol 1e3
that remove a different number of knots, within tol before and after.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* goldens: bless nlib.srf_basic, nlib.bezier and nlib.srf_tool_p3 for the refused mixed nets (#13751)
nlib.srf_basic, 179 of 3220 cases: each input net mixes rational and
non-rational control points. Old: the op ran on it (23 inspect cases with
counts_are_valid NL_SUR_ERR, 156 op results, 63 of them holding inf or NaN).
New: rejected, "Surface::with_indices: invalid input: control points mix
rational and non-rational". The net is no NURBS surface; the constructor
refuses it now.
nlib.bezier, 7 of 2223 cases: surface-strip extensions of such a net. Old:
status 0 with inf or NaN in all 7 records. New: rejected, same reason.
nlib.srf_tool_p3, 14 of 2524 cases: joins of a rational and a non-rational
surface (WR-773). 12 with tol -1: old removed the joint knot once, 0.23 to
7.0e3 off the exact join; new keeps it and is the exact join (distance 0
on a 41 x 41 grid). 2 with tol 1e3: old 174 / 0, new 0 / 1.63 off the exact
join, all within tol.
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* srf_basic, srf_tool::p3: tests check the refusal's reason and a join with real weights; docs name what still mixes (#13751)
- The constructor test uses a 3 x 3 net, so the odd point also sits inside
the net and on an edge, and checks the reason, not only InvalidInput.
- The join test adds a rational piece whose weights are not 1.0: with
tol < 0 the joined net keeps its points and weights, the averaged joint
column, then the other piece's points with weight 1.0.
- The srf_basic header no longer says no path sees a mixed net: the mutable
accessors, set_cpts_and_knots and set_size_indices can still make one, and
counts_are_valid reports it.
- The p3 header says what is equal to upstream: the net after its NOW loop,
with the joint weight equal while w1 + w2 is finite.
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* plan: WR-773 gets a schematic of the join's order, and says what equals upstream (#13751)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Code <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fuzz corpus: fuzz01010 of blend.fillet_custom_solver is refused by Surface::new too (#13751)
Its surface has one control point whose rationality differs from the
rest (found as a 343 GB allocation abort; the C++ reference refused it as
"mixed rationality"). Surface::new now refuses it before the solver runs.
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* Naming: a stored piece name finds its face through the blend that replaced the edge it named (#4325)
A piece of a face keeps the names of the faces that tell it apart
(`F2:side:l1#[F2:top]`). A fillet or chamfer replaces the edge between two
faces with a face of its own, named after that edge
(`F3:blend:F2:side:l1|F2:top`), so the two no longer touch: the stored name
found nothing, and the feature using it failed and asked for its face again.
The blend's name holds the edge it replaced, so the face it separated from is
still there to read, and the name now finds its face. A blend face's own name
is that edge, so a piece of one is qualified inside it
(`F4:blend:F2:side:c1#[F2:side:l3]|F2:side:l3`); that is read too, so a blend
finds its pieces once it is one face again.
The design in #5040 now rebuilds its timeline to the draft instead of asking
for a reselect, and the Create Sketch the issue reports attaches exactly to a
rim a join left flush with a boss.
* Tests: a blend piece name is refused when two pieces answer, and a copy's qualifier keeps its instance (#4325)
The blend-aware piece matching lets a stored qualifier name a face that a fillet
replaced. Two guard tests hold its edges:
- two pieces of one face that both answer to the stored name still ask for the
face again, instead of one of them being picked;
- a pattern copy's blend piece matches with the copy's instance in the
qualifier, as the faces around the copy carry it, and not in another copy.
* Tests: the two-piece refusal test shows the same name resolves once the slot is suppressed (#4325)
The ambiguity guard asserted only the reselect, which a name that finds nothing
would also produce. Suppressing the slot leaves one piece, and the same stored
name then finds it, so the reselect is the second piece answering rather than an
empty lookup.
* Tests: two pieces told apart by one blend both answer a stored name, and the lookup picks neither (#4325)
The refusal in the engine test could hold for a name that finds nothing. This
asserts the ambiguity itself, on a real body: a box with its top front edge
rounded and a slot cut through the front wall leaves two pieces of that wall,
each keeping the round along its own top edge. Both answer `F1:-y#[F1:+z]` as
`Match::Piece` or better, and the lookup chooses neither.
* claim: surface.blend schemas (#2829)
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* surface.blend: input and output schemas, part of #2829
The contract keeps the handler's messages. In strict mode it also refuses
a malformed edge point and an unknown key inside `from` or `to`, which the
handler silently drops.
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* claim: #12426
* Assemblies: a test that an angle relation on a hinge keeps its side and carries on past 180 degrees (#12426)
* Assemblies: an Angle joint keeps its part on the same side of the hinge as its angle changes, and carries on past 180 degrees (#12426)
An Angle relation ties only the angle between two faces, so at every angle its part has two places
to be: one on each side. joint.edit started a relation whose tilt changed again from where its
parts were, taking the values that move the part least. Past 180 degrees that is the way back:
170 to 190 turned a hinged leaf back to where 170 had it, and 260 landed where 100 does. From
straight up both sides are as near, so successive values in the Edit Joint dialog (which sends
the type, offset and flip with every edit) landed on either side.
A tilt change alone now turns on from the relation's values: the solver closes the loop from
there, so the part keeps to its side and carries on round past 180 degrees. A change of type,
offset, flip or sides still starts again from where the parts are.
* Assemblies: a suppressed Angle joint whose angle is edited starts again from where its part is (#12426)
Its part may have moved while the joint was off; keeping the joint's values would carry the part
back to where it was once the joint is turned on again. Only an active Angle joint keeps its
values on an angle-only edit. Found in review.
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* UI kit: chord labels are kit code; the text menu no longer reads the keymap
The text fields' menu showed its shortcuts through `keymap::display`, a pure
formatter (Ctrl as Cmd and Alt as Option on macOS). It is now the kit's
`chord_label` in ui_kit/shortcuts.rs, beside the chord keycaps; the keymap
calls it too, so there is one implementation (#14251).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Navigation bar: the slot catalogue takes the canvas caps as data
navigation_bar.rs read the app to decide what the canvas allows
(`canvas_caps`, from dialogs_sheet and render_workspace) and the keymap for the
zoom slot's command. `canvas_caps` moves to the host's navigation_bar_view.rs,
`Slot::available` takes `orbit` and `pick`, and the zoom command is the
catalogue's own `ZOOM_TOOL`, which the keymap's `DRAG_ZOOM` names (#14251).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Preferences window: a reveal expires on the kit's clock
prefs_window.rs compared a reveal's `until` with the app's `now_ms`, while the
kit set `until` from its own clock. `Reveal::expired` reads the kit's clock for
both (#14251).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Tree rows: the host installs how row labels are shown
ui_kit/tree.rs called SolidCraft's `i18n::tr_name`/`tr_dyn`, which translate
its default names (Sketch1, Body2, Untitled) and browser labels. The kit now
reads a host-installed `RowNames` translator (`install_row_names`, once per
process, like the icon set); `i18n::install` installs SolidCraft's, so Browser
rows translate as before. With none installed a given name shows as typed (in
display order) and any other label through the catalogs (#14251).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Menus: draw menu icons through the kit's icon set
ui_kit/menu.rs painted its icons through the app's `crate::icons`; it now
uses `ui_kit::icons`, which draws from the set the host installs (#14251).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Theme: the host lists its tabs; the theme defines only the accent ramps
The theme crate named SolidCraft's sixteen workspace tabs (`TAB_NAMES`) and mapped each to its
colours (`TabAccent::for_tab`, `icon_accent_for_tab`). It now defines the accent ramps
(`AccentRamp`: the token slots of each ramp) and how a tab's accent is resolved from a table the
host gives (`TabTable` of `TabStyle { name, ramp, icon_accent }`, `TabAccent::for_ramp`), and
holds the host's table once installed (`install_tabs`, `installed_tabs`) for theme files keyed by
tab name. `TabAccent::set_current` takes the icon accent and the ramp a focused number editor
takes, instead of a tab name and whether a sketch is open.
SolidCraft's table is `workspace::TAB_ACCENTS`, with the same ramp and icon accent for every tab;
`workspace::tab_accent` replaces `TabAccent::for_tab` at every call site and a test pins each
tab's colours. The app installs the table next to its icons (`workspace::install_tabs`), and
`theme_files` validates per-tab tables against the installed table. A history chip takes its
icon accent as data (`HistoryChip::icon_accent`); the kind-to-accent mapping moved to the host
(`workspace::feature_icon_accent`). Tests that read theme files without an app or test context
install the host's data first (`test_support::host_data`). No colour changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Theme files: icon roles and ramps come from the installed icon set
`theme_files` read SolidCraft's icon vocabulary (`icon_svg::ROLE_NAMES`, `ACCENT_NAMES`) to
import and export a theme's icon palette. It now reads the roles and ramps of the icon set the
host installed (`ui_kit::icons::installed()`), and its palette type is the kit's
(`ui_kit::icons::Palette`), so the module no longer names SolidCraft's icon table. Same palettes
for SolidCraft, whose set is installed before any theme file is read.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* UI kit: Render and workspace-menu names come from the host
Three kit components named SolidCraft's workflows. The inspector header published Render's close
handle and remove entry (`render:appearance:close`, `render:appearance:remove`,
`render.inspector_remove`); it now takes them as `InspectorNames`. The workspace dock's grip menu
entry was the `view.render_dock` command; `WorkspaceOptions::move_command` names it. The review
card labelled its impact rows and secondary action with Render's messages and published Render's
acknowledgement handle; `ReviewAndApply` takes `replaces_label`, `kept_label`, `secondary` and
`acknowledge_handle`. The workspace menu matched SolidCraft's six workspaces by label and carried
their descriptions, tab lists, Render accent and footer; it now draws a `WorkspaceMenu` whose
`style` gives each entry's `WorkspaceStyle` (slug, description, tabs, accent ramp), with
SolidCraft's table in `context_menu::workspace_menu`. The host passes the same names, so handles,
labels and pixels are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Kit gallery: neutral sample data in the kit's specimens
The kit's gallery specimens drew SolidCraft data: command ids (`solid.fillet`, `sketch.create`,
...), the Model and Surface tabs, a ribbon path and an engine lookup (`find_command`), which a
shared kit cannot reach. They now use sample ids (`sample.action_a`...), tabs "Tab A" and "Tab B"
and the placeholder icon; SolidCraft-flavoured specimens stay in the host's `kit_gallery_tests`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Kit guard: shared code holds no host tab names or command ids
`shared_code_holds_no_host_tab_names_or_command_ids` reads the non-test code of the theme crate,
the kit, the components and the theme-file modules, and fails on a string literal (macro bodies
included) that is one of SolidCraft's tab names (`workspace::TAB_ACCENTS`) or an engine command
id (`command_specs`), whole or as a `:`/`/`-separated part. The navigation bar's slot catalogue
is still in its component: its ten command ids are listed in `PENDING_HOST_NAMES`, which only
shrinks (a listed name the file no longer holds fails). On the code before the previous commits
it reports the theme's tab names, the history chip's tab mapping and `view.render_dock`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* UI kit: SolidCraft's preference text and page figures come from the host
The kit's widgets named SolidCraft's message ids. Each now takes its text as
data: text emphasis (EmphasisLabels), the History Play control (PlayLabels,
carried by history_bar::Bar), shortcut keycaps (the unassigned text), the theme
browser's arrows (PageLabels), the layout preview's note, the theme options list
and notice (ThemeOptionsText, the dismiss label), the plugin card
(PluginCardLabels) and the axis table (AxisColumns). SolidCraft's own page
figures (the scale specimen, the status colour chips, the autosave timeline and
the agent pointer preview) move to the host as prefs::figures, with their
gallery specimens in kit_gallery_tests. Same text and pixels as before.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Navigation bar: SolidCraft's slot catalogue is host data
The navigation bar component held SolidCraft's slots and their commands. The
catalogue (and the zoom tool id) moves to the host module navigation_slots,
which installs it once per process next to the tab table (SolveApp::new,
test_support::host_data, both apps' main); the component checks stored bars
against the installed table. Which canvases a slot works on is now slot data
(needs_orbit, needs_pick), with the same results. The kit guard's pending list
of host names is empty.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Kit gallery: a test file by name, like the kit's test support
ui_kit/gallery.rs is a #[cfg(test)] module, but the source guards tell test code
by the `_tests.rs` name, so font_sizes_and_dense_form_metrics_come_from_tokens
read its specimen sizes as form metrics. It becomes gallery_tests.rs, loaded as
`gallery` through #[path] as test_support is; the guards' gallery.rs special
cases go.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Kit guard: kit code names no SolidCraft message ids
kit_code_names_no_host_message_ids fails when non-test code under ui_kit/ holds a
message id (`area.thing`) of SolidCraft's English catalog outside the kit's own
vocabulary: ui., color., search. and navbar.custom. (KIT_MESSAGE_PREFIXES). On
the kit before the previous commits it listed choice, history, preferences*,
shortcuts and theme_picker; a companion test pins what it finds and skips.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Viewport layout tests: measure the bar with SolidCraft's slots installed
The navigation bar reads the host's installed slot catalogue (f6836614d); the
viewport layout tests measured the default bar without it. Their measuring
helper installs SolidCraft's slots first.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Theme options: SolidCraft names the standard options and why one is off
theme_options held SolidCraft's message ids for the standard options' names
and help and for an unsupported option. A Provider is now behaviour only; the
host names the standard options (prefs::standard_option_text, passed to
theme_option_rows) and words an unavailable reason (theme_option_reason), with
Availability::Unsupported for a standard option without a provider. Same text
in Preferences and in the ui.prefs reply. The message-id guard also scans
theme_files.rs and theme_options.rs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Navigation bar: SolidCraft's view styles and default bar are host data
The bar component kept SolidCraft's choices: the visual styles and their
icons, the visual-style slot's icon switch, which menus show their value
and the slots a new bar holds. They move to navigation_slots, installed
with the slot catalogue as one Catalogue; the component reads it: a slot's
icon follows its menu value through value_icons, menu_display reads the
host's value and icon-only menus, and the default bar is the host's list.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Kit guard: the navigation bar names no SolidCraft message ids
The message-id guard now scans navigation_bar.rs with the other
components that move with the kit; the host-names guard already did.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Selection ink test: read SolidCraft's built-in themes with the host's data installed
The test resolves SolidCraft's built-in themes, whose tab accents come from the host's tab
table now; under nextest (one process per test) nothing had installed it, so no theme
resolved and the list came back empty.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Properties: click a value to copy it (#12218)
Each value in the Properties card (mass, volume, area, centre of mass,
bounding box, counts, first moments and the moment of inertia cells)
copies itself as shown when clicked, and the status bar says so. The
cells' tooltip says they copy.
* Properties: copy cells read as buttons and show keyboard focus; Korean strings (#12218)
* Properties: a copy cell reads as what it is and its value (#12218)
A copy cell's accessible name was its value only. It is now the row's label and the value ("Mass: 12.500 g"), and an inertia cell's its entry ("Ixy: …"), or the row's label and the cell's place for the principal moments.
volume_discontinuity_checks_vw_unaligned, seam_point_solutions_are_one,
is_point_on_curve_propagates_eval_failure and ssi_start_loop_trace_budget are removed:
the code each turned on is now the only path, with the field, preset line, fixes.json
entry and the tests' flag-off halves gone.
Part of #14246
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* claim: #14360
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
* solidcore: no deprecation warning from fetch_update on Rust 1.99, keeping rust-version 1.85 (#14360)
Rust 1.99 deprecates AtomicU64::fetch_update as a rename of try_update,
so every build with it printed a warning from geom/context.rs. The
rename would break rust-version 1.85, which has no try_update (E0599;
solidcore builds on 1.85 today), so the call stays and its statement
allows the deprecation with a reason, as solidcore's other allows do.
Fixes#14360
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
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* Add Mirror command guide
Adds a practical guide for Mirror: Object Type (Bodies or Features), Mirror Plane, and New Body vs Join, with a model-half-and-mirror example and a feature mirror. Tested on v0.40.0-rc.3.
* Fix block size in Mirror example
Put the 1.5 in short edge on the Y axis so the mirrored block is 4 in wide, per CodeRabbit review.
* claim: #13511
* Motion Study: a test that a step putting a part back where the design has it shows it there (#13511)
* Motion Study: a part that reaches its saved position at a step is shown there, not left at the previous step's pose (#13511)
The dialog worked out the pose to show as the moves it showed last plus every part whose place
at the step differs from the design. A part the step puts back where the design has it was left
out, so it stayed at the pose of the step shown before: Go to End showed 90/90 with the part at
step 89, or at step 0 right after Go to Start. motion.play itself was right.
The pose is now worked out over the moves from before the dialog showed anything (the ones it
keeps to put back when it closes), so a part back at its saved position shows there.
* Motion Study test: let the compiler deref the shown move (clippy explicit_auto_deref)
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* Sketch: a horizontal or vertical distance edited from 0 to a positive value solves
A DistanceX or DistanceY dimension is solved as the magnitude of the offset, which has no
slope where the two points line up, so a value edited from 0 to 0.5 left the solver without
a direction and the sketch failed as a conflict. Give it the same opening slope a point
distance from coincidence already has.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Parameters tests: a horizontal distance from the origin changed from 0 moves the point
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch profiling test: stall on a linear diameter, not a horizontal distance
A horizontal distance from coincident points now opens and solves. A linear diameter of a point
on its line still has a zero slope and no opening direction, so the stalled-solve example uses it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Parameters tests: check the point moves, not only that the change succeeds
The disc's volume doesn't change when it moves, so the test also checks
the middle of its box in x after each edit: 0.5 for 0.5 mm, 0 for 0 mm.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* claim: #13438
* Agent chat: the conversation refers to design versions by an opaque handle, so the panel no longer needs the engine's document (#13438)
The chat kept whole engine documents in its conversation state: `Item::Changes` (the design right
after a message's changes, to offer Undo while it is still the open design), `Turn::start_doc`
(the design before a message, to merge its undo steps) and `AgentChat::seen` (the design the agent
last saw, for the changed-design note, #10854). `PanelView::doc` existed only to compare with
`Item::Changes`. That tied the panel to `solidcraft_engine::doc`, so it could not move to a shared
crate (#12948).
`Revision` is an opaque handle the host makes from its design (`Revision::of`). The chat stores it
and compares it by identity (`is`, `same`), the same pointer identity `Arc::ptr_eq` gave before,
and never reads it. The host functions get the design back with `Revision::get` where they need
it (the changed-design note) and keep merging undo and undoing to a revision as before.
No behaviour changes: the existing agent chat tests are unchanged; one new test pins the handle's
identity rule (an equal design is another design, and only the host's type comes back).
* Agent chat: merge_undo keeps taking the host's design; its callers get it back from the turn's revision
The existing test merging_finds_the_turns_start_when_the_history_was_trimmed calls merge_undo with
a design, so the helper stays a host function on documents and the agent chat tests stay unchanged.
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* claim: #13413
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch: a point placed on a midpoint's guide stays lined up with it (#13413)
With "Line up with other sketch points while drawing" on, a hovered
line's midpoint guide is now one of the points to line up with. A click
on that guide adds the Horizontal or Vertical constraint to a Midpoint
point on the line, in the same undo step as the point.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A face of a linked design (Insert Design) is named after its name in that
design (`link:…`), so joints on it follow it when Update Links brings in an
edit (#3330). A sketch placed on such a face also carries the imported
face's certificate, which holds the digest of the whole imported file: any
edit of the source, even a body added far away, changes that digest, and
the sketch failed with "immutable import face certificate no longer exists",
taking every feature after it along.
When the certificate no longer matches and the face has a link name, the
face is now found by that name on the same Import feature, as joints find
it. A face named only by its place (`face:<k>`) is not followed, and a face
the source no longer has still fails.
Co-authored-by: Mek <mf@linescode.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The reply's top-level `sketch` came from the shape command, before the
dimensions were added, and `locate` started from the last per-role reply in
role-name order rather than placement order. Both now read the sketch as
solved after everything the command did.
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
* mcp: `running` answers at once while a long `batch` runs (#14007)
The stdio server read its next request only after the previous call
returned, and a bridged `batch` waits up to an hour for the app, so a
`running` call sent meanwhile sat unread until the batch finished.
stdin is now read on a thread of its own: calls are still handled one
at a time, in order, but a `running` call that arrives while another
call is in progress is answered at once on a fresh connection to the
app, which answers `control.running` on any connection.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* mcp: `running` right behind a `batch` is not queued behind it (#14007)
Count a message as in flight when the stdin reader queues it, not when
the serve loop takes it, so a `running` read before the loop has picked
up the `batch` ahead of it is still answered apart; and know how to
reach the app before the first message. The tests now hold the batch
until the first reply has been read, so the reply order is not a race,
and check that the app was asked `control.running` while it held the
batch (only possible on another connection), for `running` sent after
the app has the batch and in the same write as it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* Agents and scripts: Open and the recovery commands describe their exact parameters and reply (#12279)
doc.open, doc.recover, doc.recovery_discard and doc.recovery_list now publish
typed input and output schemas (part of #2829). The schemas read each key the
way the commands read it today and give the same error messages, and the
replies are built from the typed values, so what the commands do and return is
unchanged. Their lines leave unconverted.txt.
* Open: the reply's newer_file and warnings in the schema test (#12279)
* Schema: doc.open takes folder, as main added it
* Schema test: doc.open keys include origin
* claim: #6548
* Revolve: resolve a cross-sketch axis line in its owning sketch (#6548)
The Revolve and Surface Revolve dialog builders dropped the owning-sketch
qualifier #4081's curve picks carry, so a bare line id resolved in the
profile sketch and a colliding id picked the wrong axis line. The builders
now emit {sketch, curve}; axis_param accepts it, AxisRef::SketchLine keeps
the owning sketch, and evaluation resolves the line there and follows it
when that sketch is edited. Bare ids keep resolving in the profile sketch,
so old designs replay identically.
Fixes#6548
Written by Qwen.
* fmt: apply rustfmt to revolve axis changes (#6548)
* clippy: use expect_err in revolve axis sketch test (#6548)
* revolve: keep bare axis id when the line is in the profile sketch itself (#6548)
* fmt: apply rustfmt to revolve axis changes (#6548)
* chore: re-trigger checks
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* Move SolidCraft's mesher and its evaluator into solidcore (RFC 0003, item 1.1)
A move only, so history follows the files: SolidCraft's planner
(crates/kernel/src/tess/) becomes solidcore-tess's src/mesher/, and its plan
evaluator (crates/geom/src/tess.rs and tess/) becomes the kernel's
src/eval/plan.rs and src/eval/plan/, next to solidcore::eval. No content
changes; the next commits wire them in and remove solidcore-tess's own
planner, so one mesher remains.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-tess: remove its own planner and plan, replaced by SolidCraft's
solidcore-tess's planner (src/planner/) and plan (src/plan.rs) were a port
of SolidCraft's; SolidCraft's own moved in with the previous commit, so one
mesher remains (RFC 0003, item 1.1). The next commit wires the moved code in
behind solidcore-tess's public API.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Wire in SolidCraft's mesher and evaluator; SolidCraft meshes through solidcore-tess
The moved plan evaluator is the kernel's `solidcore::eval::plan`, in the
kernel's vectors, beside `solidcore::eval` (where the two overlap, they are
unified in a later step). The moved planner is solidcore-tess's `mesher`,
behind its public API: `plan`, `TessPlan` and `FacePlan` (SolidCraft's plan
types, now in solidcore-tess's `plan`, with its `poles` field), `evaluate`
returning the mesh and the faces left out, `PlanStats` and its records,
`MeshTolerance`, `preview` and `simplify`.
- The mesher evaluates surfaces with the kernel's plan evaluator and edge
curves and pcurves with the kernel through solidcore-convert; it works in
the kernel's vectors and hands the plan the record's. It keeps SolidCraft's
text (rustfmt skips it) and allows the lints it does not meet yet, with the
reason; a panic in planning is caught at `plan` until the next step brings
checked access.
- SolidCraft's geom re-exports the evaluator as `geom::tess`, through one line
in xtask/solidcore-seam.txt (until RFC 0003 item 1.8 moves model-evaluation
callers to ops and tess queries), with converters between its vectors and
the kernel's and its partials in its own vectors; the B-spline basis
functions it shares with geom's splines moved into `eval::plan::basis`.
- The kernel crate meshes with `solidcore_tess::plan`; its `MeshTolerance` and
`DISPLAY_ANGLE` are solidcore-tess's, and its worker map that only the
mesher used is gone.
- Tests move with what they test: the planner's tests that build bodies with
SolidCraft's kernel are crates/kernel/src/display_plan_tests.rs, the plan
types' are in solidcore-tess, the evaluator's cross-check with geom's NURBS
surface is in geom.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Kernel rig: the shared core names the mesher's new home
tests/kernel-cases/PATHS-ALL still listed crates/kernel/src/tess/**, which the
move emptied, and the rig plan's check fails a glob that matches no file. The
mesher and its plan evaluator are now solidcore-tess's src/mesher/ and the
kernel's src/eval/plan.rs and plan/; they are inside solidcore/** already, and
are named there so the move stays visible in the list.
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* solidcore-tess: the kernel decides the moved mesher's poles, once per iso-line
SolidCraft's mesher, moved into solidcore-tess, told a pole by the surface's
derivative speeds at the point, evaluated afresh at every question. It now asks
the kernel's certified classifier (solidcore::eval::collapse), which decides on
the iso-line through the point, and keeps each answer under its iso-line
(direction, other parameter, reach), so the kernel is asked once per iso-line
however many nodes and passes look at it. There is one pole check: where the
kernel cannot tell, the face is refused, named with the point and the kernel's
reason, and nothing is taken for an answer. On the 1,101 kernel-case bodies,
the primitives and 26 STEP files the kernel refused no point at either
tolerance. The speed-based checks the mesher used (`degenerate`,
`degenerate_within` in eval::plan::uv) are deleted.
Pole questions and kernel classifier calls (export): coil split by a plane
(793) 1,084,906 -> 1,393; coil through a cylinder wall (4505) 996,266 ->
12,877; boss-root fillet 54,244 -> 310; twisted closed sweep 80,112 -> 562.
The 160 spline-heavy bodies mesh in 8.0 s instead of 13.2-13.7 s
single-threaded, with the same triangles; all 1,107 kernel-case bodies and
primitives keep their counts.
solidcore-tess's pole pass is back on this mesher: a pole of higher order
gets the kernel's exact limit normal per triangle, or the mean of its
triangles' normals where the kernel has none (named in
PlanStats::averaged_poles); a normal neither rule gives refuses the face in
`evaluate`. At a degenerate vertex the CPU evaluation takes the kernel's limit
normal instead of a step inside. tests/pole.rs runs again.
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* solidcore-tess: a node just past the range is classified on it, within the face's tolerance
The kernel's pole classifier refuses a point off the surface's parameter
range, and the mesher meets boundary nodes a little past it: pcurves made to a
STEP file's uncertainty end there. A node past the range by no more than the
face's own tolerance (the largest of its edges' and vertices') is classified at
its nearest point of the range, where it lies on the face to within that
tolerance. Farther out, the face is refused with the distance named; nothing is
extrapolated and there is no other pole check.
On the 319 files of solidcore's STEP bench corpus this classifies the six
faces the classifier refused: tork's faces 217, 243, 250 and 269 (nodes at most
9.8e-7 mm off, tolerances 1e-3 mm and up), nist_ctc_02_asme1_rc's face 647
(0.113 mm, tolerance 0.119 mm and up) and nist_ctc_05_asme1_ap203's face 143
(0.034 mm, tolerance 0.051 mm and up). No face of the corpus is refused, and
the 1,107 kernel-case bodies and primitives keep their triangle counts.
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* solidcore-tess: a face the mesher cannot read is left out, not the body
SolidCraft's mesher, moved into solidcore-tess, refused a whole body when one
face's surface did not evaluate, one edge could not be sampled or split, or one
face's boundary could not be read. Each of these now leaves out only the faces
concerned, each named with why in PlanStats::unmeshed, and the rest of the
body is meshed, as solidcore-tess's own planner did:
- a face whose surface does not evaluate;
- every face an edge bounds that cannot be sampled, or split further for a
thin loop or a crossing boundary (an edge that bounds no face is named in
PlanStats::unsampled_edges);
- a face whose boundary cannot be read;
- an edge whose coarser sampling for a crowded face fails keeps its nodes,
named in PlanStats::kept_strict.
`rod_doubled_edge` (tests/step-regressions), refused whole before ("edge 7:
more than 20000 nodes"), now meshes four of its five faces and names the
fifth; nothing else in the 1,101 kernel-case bodies, the primitives or the 26
STEP files changes. Tests: that body in the kernel's plan tests, and
solidcore-tess's refusal tests on its fixtures (a face off its pcurve, a free
edge, an edge both of whose faces are left out, a label without its form).
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* solidcore-tess: checked access in the moved mesher and evaluator, no panic guard
The moved mesher and plan evaluator indexed slices, arrays and Vecs directly,
within bounds they checked beforehand. That is now checked access: get/get_mut,
zips and iterators, slice patterns for windows(2), and a rotate for a
triangle's three corners. A direction index into a (u, v) pair goes through
one small helper that reads NaN out of range, so no comparison on it holds.
Arithmetic and its order are unchanged. clippy::indexing_slicing is out of
both modules' allow lists.
plan() no longer wraps plan_at in the panic guard: planning returns its
failures as errors, and the doc comment says so. The worker pool's per-item
guard in par::map is untouched.
Triangle counts are identical, body for body, on the 1,107 kernel-case bodies
and primitives, at both the display and export settings. solidcore-tess tests
(62 passed, 2 ignored, plus tests/pole.rs) and solidcore eval:: tests pass;
clippy -D warnings is clean on solidcore, solidcore-tess and diagnostics.
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* solidcore-tess: ask the moved mesher's pole question once per node
The sag refinement and the flips ask, at every triangle corner, side and
round, whether a node is on a pole, and the self-crossing check asked it twice
per node, once for each chord the node ends. Whether a node is on a pole is a
property of its parameters: a `sag::Poles` memo, shared by refinement and the
flips of a face, asks it once per node, and `tangle::crossing` keeps each
node's answer for both its chords.
This is #13559's fix for solidcore-tess's own planner, which the move replaced,
carried over to the moved mesher with its test
(`the_pole_question_is_asked_once_per_node`: 27,452 questions for 349 nodes
without the memo, at most two per node with it). Triangle counts are unchanged
on the 1,107 kernel-case bodies and primitives, and the coil's test
(`the_spline_coil_keeps_its_triangles`) still passes.
Ported from #13559 by @bherbruck (co-authored by jyviko).
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* solidcore-tess: drop the plan reports SolidCraft's mesher never writes
`PlanStats::over_tolerance` (faces a memory bound limited) and
`PlanStats::edges_capped` (edges a sampling bound stopped), with their record
types `OverTolerance`, `Cap`, `CappedEdge` and `EdgeCap`, came from
solidcore-tess's own planner, which the move replaced. SolidCraft's mesher has
no such reports, so after the move they were always empty, read as "nothing
was limited" whatever happened. They are removed; nothing reads them. The
other fields are written: the face counts, `lenient` and `unmeshed` by the
mesher, `averaged_poles` by the pole pass, `unsampled_edges` and
`kept_strict` by the per-face refusals.
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* solidcore-tess: keep the over-tolerance and capped-edge reports
This reverts 0836c4b02f. PlanStats::over_tolerance and PlanStats::edges_capped
are solidcore-tess's own reports and part of its public API; the next commit
wires them into the moved mesher instead of dropping them.
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* solidcore-tess: the moved mesher reports capped edges and faces left over tolerance
SolidCraft's mesher stopped at its bounds without saying so: an edge's
sampling at its depth (24 halvings) or node bound (20,000) with a chord still
wanting a split, a face's grid thinned to fit its point bound, a face's sag
refinement at the points it may add. These now fill solidcore-tess's own
reports:
- `PlanStats::edges_capped`: the edge, the bound, the farthest its chords lie
from its curve, how far its chords exceed their rules, and whether it is
within the tolerance. A capped segment is the only one whose rules are now
checked at the bound; the nodes are the same.
- `PlanStats::over_tolerance`: a face whose grid was thinned or whose
refinement ran out of points, with the bounds and the sag its final
triangles reach (measured as refinement measures it, at each triangle's
middle and sides' middles), and how many middles could not be measured.
Tests, ported from solidcore-tess's own planner:
an_edge_stopped_at_its_depth_bound_is_named_within_its_tolerance and
a_face_whose_refinement_reaches_its_bound_is_named_with_its_sag. Triangle
counts are unchanged on the 1,107 kernel-case bodies and primitives.
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* solidcore-tess: shape flat faces with no size, and stop shaping crowding a corner
A flat face with no size asked of it was meshed from its boundary nodes alone, which fans a
disc's rim into slivers (sheet_disc: 7,668 triangles under 1 degree). Such a face now gets
Ruppert refinement for shape alone, to 15 degrees, with at most as many interior points as it
has boundary nodes and its boundary kept as it is, so neighbours' nodes are untouched.
Shaping (both this and the curved faces' pass) no longer splits triangles smaller than the
tolerance squared: round a sharp corner where two pieces' cuts meet it crowded points ever
closer together, down to triangles with no area (the extra open edge on face 6 of
851-chamfer-arc-top-edge-9-5).
A face's vertices are matched to ones already placed through a grid as fine as the tolerance
rather than a search of all of them, and the triangulation's bookkeeping drops two hash maps:
the 50,000-hole toothed plate plans in 8.8 s (103 s before).
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* solidcore: no panic-prone calls in the moved plan evaluator
f64::clamp panics on NaN bounds, so Domain::clamp and wrap_into take max then min. The
derivatives and starting-grid vectors grow as they are filled instead of preallocating a
product that could overflow.
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* solidcore-tess: shaping's floor is a thousandth of the tolerance, squared
At the tolerance squared, display's coarser tolerance left the slivers of flat faces with no
size unshaped (sheet_disc's p99 aspect 5.6, the toothed plate's 99,536 slivers). A side a
thousandth of the tolerance, where sag refinement stops too, still ends the crowding round a
sharp corner (851-chamfer-arc-top-edge-9-5 has no open edge) and shapes flat faces fully.
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* solidcore-tess: keep the reasons a face is refused for
- A face whose pole question the kernel could not answer is refused with that reason even
when planning then failed on it: the refusal is read before the plan's own error, which may
be a later symptom ("boundary crosses itself").
- A node the kernel's evaluator refuses (other than a pole node, which has its own rule)
refuses the face in TessPlan::evaluate with the node and the reason, instead of taking the
plan evaluator's normal, which can be made up where the derivatives do not evaluate.
- The poles' range check takes max then min: f64::clamp panics on a NaN bound.
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* Move geom's pcurve, label and check into solidcore::eval (pure git mv)
crates/geom/src/brep/{pcurve,pcurve_tests,label,check}.rs move unchanged to
solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/eval/. The next commits retype them to the kernel's evaluation
types and switch their callers; this commit is the move alone so their history follows them.
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* solidcore::eval: pcurve, label and check on the kernel's evaluation types
The moved files take eval::geometry's Curve, Curve2, Surface and Frame (the record's kinds,
field for field) and the kernel's evaluator, in place of the record's types and
solidcraft-geom's evaluator. What reads a record as a record leaves: the structural checks
(counts, budgets, a use's interval in its curve's natural range), the edge and face readers
(edge_curve_interval, form_turns on a Face) and the trim request types go to solidcore-ops,
which converts. Results are unchanged: the pcurve keeps its own pole test (the evaluator's
speed rule), knot span search and B-spline cut, not the kernel's collapse; the 80 eval tests
pass, the pcurve suite among them.
Lint-driven rewrites that keep each result: checked indexing, no pre-reserving from input counts,
the loop rotation without a remainder, a clamp that cannot panic on a reversed domain. The
hostile-record cases that depend on the record's checks are kept as no-panic checks here and as
refusals in ops.
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* solidcore-ops: pcurve, label and record_check over the record
The record's side of the moved kernel routines: each checks the record's structure as the
record's validation does (one budget per face, a use's interval in its curve's natural range, a
given pcurve as a 2D B-spline), converts through solidcore-convert, calls solidcore::eval and
converts back. The trim request types (TrimFace, TrimEdge, TrimUse, Trims) hold records, so they
live here. No arithmetic: ops' float-arithmetic and geometry-method lints pass unchanged.
The hostile-record refusals the record checks give (empty and non-finite intervals, a NaN
coordinate, a circle of no radius) are tested here.
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* Call pcurve, label and the record checks through solidcore-ops
geom, kernel, smlib and step call solidcore_ops::{pcurve, label, record_check} where they called
solidcraft_geom::brep::{pcurve, label, check}, which moved into solidcore::eval. One
implementation of each remains, in the kernel; geom's brep module no longer declares them.
solidcore-ops becomes a workspace dependency of the four crates (the seam check's public list
already allows it).
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* Move geom's record agreement check into solidcore::eval (pure git mv)
crates/geom/src/brep/geometry.rs moves unchanged to solidcore/crates/solidcore/src/eval/agreement.rs
(the kernel's eval already has a geometry module). The next commit retypes it.
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* solidcore::eval::agreement on a plain view; ops reads a record into it
The moved check reads a record through agreement::View (edges, vertices, faces and their uses,
in the kernel's evaluation types) in place of the record's Brep, which the kernel never sees.
solidcore-ops' record_check::agreement converts a record's curves, surfaces and pcurves into the
view and calls it; Mismatch, Problem and Record keep their wording. The pole test is the
pcurve's speed rule, as before.
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* Check record agreement through solidcore-ops
kernel, smlib, step and geom's tests call solidcore_ops::record_check::agreement where they
called solidcraft_geom::brep::geometry::check, which moved into solidcore::eval::agreement.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Leave kernel/src/tess on geom's pcurve path until the tess move
crates/kernel/src/tess is moving into solidcore-tess in its own pull request, so its three
pcurve::eval call sites are not edited here: geom::brep::pcurve re-exports
solidcore_ops::pcurve::eval for them, and goes when the tess move switches them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* smlib export tests: call the pcurve evaluator through solidcore-ops
A test main added after the move still named solidcraft_geom::brep::pcurve, which moved into
solidcore::eval (this PR); it calls solidcore_ops::pcurve::eval like every other caller.
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* smlib export tests: sort the imports
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* Preferences: step arrows on the whole-number Design fields (#11829)
* Preferences: a step arrow never pulls a value past its limits the other way (#11829)
* UI kit: gallery entry for the whole-number field (#11829)
* Coincident: put a sketch point on an origin axis, picked in the view or the browser
Either Coincident pick may now be the X, Y or Z axis: clicked in the view,
clicked in the browser while the tool runs, or preselected. An axis along the
sketch's own x/y uses that axis; any other is projected (linked) into the
sketch, so the constraint stays parametric.
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* Dimension: a line picked with an origin axis measures their distance
The Dimension tool ignored an axis pick, so a line then an axis gave the
line's length. An axis (in the view or the browser) is now projected and
measured against the other pick. A free line dimensioned to a linked line
is also kept parallel to it, unless its direction is already set, so the
whole line holds the distance instead of tilting about one end.
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* Coincident and Dimension with an origin axis: either pick order, the measured value, preselection and a typed value (#10669)
A line dimensioned to an origin axis takes the axis as the reference in either pick order, so
the line is kept parallel to it; the command reports what the dimension measures once solved,
found by its id, not the Parallel added after it. A selected point and origin axis go to
Coincident from the toolbar. An axis picked in the browser no longer replaces a value already
typed into the open dimension.
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* Origin axis picks: lowercase references, a centerline first, a set angle kept, no axis for Horizontal/Vertical, an unambiguous Coincident axis (#10669)
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* Coincident axis: a driven angle does not count as setting the line's direction (#10669)
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* Merge main into #10669: world_state is a Result; an origin axis object is X, Y or Z, as main's references are
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* Origin axis dimension: Horizontal/Vertical on the line's two points sets its direction too (#10669)
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* Axis picks and dimensions: keep old behaviour outside origin axes
A free line dimensioned to a projected edge keeps its old dimension again:
only an origin or sketch axis is the reference in either pick order and
keeps the line parallel. A driven dimension now reports its solved value
(its id was not recorded). Symmetry no longer takes an axis whose x / y a
curve or point of the sketch has as its id, as Coincident already did.
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* Sketch Dimension: a click on an origin axis places a full dimension
Once a dimension has its two picks, a click on an origin axis was taken as
a third pick and refused, so it never placed the dimension. The axis is a
pick only while the dimension takes one; then the click places it, as a
click on empty space does (midpoint_pairs_dimension_sketch_and_projected_model_edges).
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* Sketch Dimension: keep a line parallel to the axis unless its direction is fixed
A line dimensioned to an origin axis got no Parallel to the axis when it
was parallel (or at an angle) to another line, even a free one; both lines
could then turn together and only one end kept the distance. Parallel is
now skipped only when a chain of such relations reaches a line whose
direction is fixed (Horizontal, Vertical, an angle) or that is linked.
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* claim: Latvian interface language
* Latvian interface language
Add lv.json with every English message translated into Latvian and register
Latviešu in the language list (English first, then by id), so it can be
chosen in Preferences > General > Language. Latvian stays out of the
COMPLETE catalogs, so a new English label doesn't need a Latvian one.
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* Latvian: follow English messages that changed since the translation
Update 37 Latvian messages whose English wording changed after the
translation was made, including the macOS update step that now says to
quit SolidCraft first, the shorter assistant permission labels and the
Preferences page headings.
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* Latvian: the render messages main added since
Translate the 56 messages main has added since (CPU workers, denoising
diagnostics and its mask, supersampling, texture filtering, area and
environment caustics), and follow the path depth help's new range (1–64).
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conic_evaluate_uses_computed_second_deriv and curve_max_distance_single_sample_midpoint
are removed: the code each turned on is now the only path, the field, its preset line,
its fixes.json entry and the tests' flag-off halves are gone. Conic::evaluate_with_fixes
is folded into Conic::evaluate.
Part of #14246
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
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* solidcore: claim the kernel rig's per-case processes (#14060)
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: the kernel rig runs one process per case, in parallel, with a CPU-time hang limit
KERNEL_CASES_JOBS=N grades each selected case in a process of its own, N at
a time: the test re-runs its own binary for one case, the case process
hands its grade back as JSON, and the parent merges the grades in the
selection's order into the same report. A case past KERNEL_CASES_TIMEOUT_S
of CPU time (from /proc on Linux, wall time elsewhere; 600 s by default in
this mode, with a 4x wall backstop) is killed and graded a hang, and the
other cases still run. A process that crashes or ends without a whole grade
for its case is a failure, or a moved known-failing case. The processes are
killed and their files removed when the parent ends or panics; a case
process also ends when the parent's stdin pipe closes.
KERNEL_CASES_SHARD=i/n selects every n-th case from the i-th.
Unset, KERNEL_CASES_JOBS keeps today's single-process loop.
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* Move SolidCraft's mesher and its evaluator into solidcore (RFC 0003, item 1.1)
A move only, so history follows the files: SolidCraft's planner
(crates/kernel/src/tess/) becomes solidcore-tess's src/mesher/, and its plan
evaluator (crates/geom/src/tess.rs and tess/) becomes the kernel's
src/eval/plan.rs and src/eval/plan/, next to solidcore::eval. No content
changes; the next commits wire them in and remove solidcore-tess's own
planner, so one mesher remains.
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* solidcore-tess: remove its own planner and plan, replaced by SolidCraft's
solidcore-tess's planner (src/planner/) and plan (src/plan.rs) were a port
of SolidCraft's; SolidCraft's own moved in with the previous commit, so one
mesher remains (RFC 0003, item 1.1). The next commit wires the moved code in
behind solidcore-tess's public API.
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* Wire in SolidCraft's mesher and evaluator; SolidCraft meshes through solidcore-tess
The moved plan evaluator is the kernel's `solidcore::eval::plan`, in the
kernel's vectors, beside `solidcore::eval` (where the two overlap, they are
unified in a later step). The moved planner is solidcore-tess's `mesher`,
behind its public API: `plan`, `TessPlan` and `FacePlan` (SolidCraft's plan
types, now in solidcore-tess's `plan`, with its `poles` field), `evaluate`
returning the mesh and the faces left out, `PlanStats` and its records,
`MeshTolerance`, `preview` and `simplify`.
- The mesher evaluates surfaces with the kernel's plan evaluator and edge
curves and pcurves with the kernel through solidcore-convert; it works in
the kernel's vectors and hands the plan the record's. It keeps SolidCraft's
text (rustfmt skips it) and allows the lints it does not meet yet, with the
reason; a panic in planning is caught at `plan` until the next step brings
checked access.
- SolidCraft's geom re-exports the evaluator as `geom::tess`, through one line
in xtask/solidcore-seam.txt (until RFC 0003 item 1.8 moves model-evaluation
callers to ops and tess queries), with converters between its vectors and
the kernel's and its partials in its own vectors; the B-spline basis
functions it shares with geom's splines moved into `eval::plan::basis`.
- The kernel crate meshes with `solidcore_tess::plan`; its `MeshTolerance` and
`DISPLAY_ANGLE` are solidcore-tess's, and its worker map that only the
mesher used is gone.
- Tests move with what they test: the planner's tests that build bodies with
SolidCraft's kernel are crates/kernel/src/display_plan_tests.rs, the plan
types' are in solidcore-tess, the evaluator's cross-check with geom's NURBS
surface is in geom.
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* Kernel rig: the shared core names the mesher's new home
tests/kernel-cases/PATHS-ALL still listed crates/kernel/src/tess/**, which the
move emptied, and the rig plan's check fails a glob that matches no file. The
mesher and its plan evaluator are now solidcore-tess's src/mesher/ and the
kernel's src/eval/plan.rs and plan/; they are inside solidcore/** already, and
are named there so the move stays visible in the list.
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* solidcore-tess: the kernel decides the moved mesher's poles, once per iso-line
SolidCraft's mesher, moved into solidcore-tess, told a pole by the surface's
derivative speeds at the point, evaluated afresh at every question. It now asks
the kernel's certified classifier (solidcore::eval::collapse), which decides on
the iso-line through the point, and keeps each answer under its iso-line
(direction, other parameter, reach), so the kernel is asked once per iso-line
however many nodes and passes look at it. There is one pole check: where the
kernel cannot tell, the face is refused, named with the point and the kernel's
reason, and nothing is taken for an answer. On the 1,101 kernel-case bodies,
the primitives and 26 STEP files the kernel refused no point at either
tolerance. The speed-based checks the mesher used (`degenerate`,
`degenerate_within` in eval::plan::uv) are deleted.
Pole questions and kernel classifier calls (export): coil split by a plane
(793) 1,084,906 -> 1,393; coil through a cylinder wall (4505) 996,266 ->
12,877; boss-root fillet 54,244 -> 310; twisted closed sweep 80,112 -> 562.
The 160 spline-heavy bodies mesh in 8.0 s instead of 13.2-13.7 s
single-threaded, with the same triangles; all 1,107 kernel-case bodies and
primitives keep their counts.
solidcore-tess's pole pass is back on this mesher: a pole of higher order
gets the kernel's exact limit normal per triangle, or the mean of its
triangles' normals where the kernel has none (named in
PlanStats::averaged_poles); a normal neither rule gives refuses the face in
`evaluate`. At a degenerate vertex the CPU evaluation takes the kernel's limit
normal instead of a step inside. tests/pole.rs runs again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-tess: a node just past the range is classified on it, within the face's tolerance
The kernel's pole classifier refuses a point off the surface's parameter
range, and the mesher meets boundary nodes a little past it: pcurves made to a
STEP file's uncertainty end there. A node past the range by no more than the
face's own tolerance (the largest of its edges' and vertices') is classified at
its nearest point of the range, where it lies on the face to within that
tolerance. Farther out, the face is refused with the distance named; nothing is
extrapolated and there is no other pole check.
On the 319 files of solidcore's STEP bench corpus this classifies the six
faces the classifier refused: tork's faces 217, 243, 250 and 269 (nodes at most
9.8e-7 mm off, tolerances 1e-3 mm and up), nist_ctc_02_asme1_rc's face 647
(0.113 mm, tolerance 0.119 mm and up) and nist_ctc_05_asme1_ap203's face 143
(0.034 mm, tolerance 0.051 mm and up). No face of the corpus is refused, and
the 1,107 kernel-case bodies and primitives keep their triangle counts.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-tess: a face the mesher cannot read is left out, not the body
SolidCraft's mesher, moved into solidcore-tess, refused a whole body when one
face's surface did not evaluate, one edge could not be sampled or split, or one
face's boundary could not be read. Each of these now leaves out only the faces
concerned, each named with why in PlanStats::unmeshed, and the rest of the
body is meshed, as solidcore-tess's own planner did:
- a face whose surface does not evaluate;
- every face an edge bounds that cannot be sampled, or split further for a
thin loop or a crossing boundary (an edge that bounds no face is named in
PlanStats::unsampled_edges);
- a face whose boundary cannot be read;
- an edge whose coarser sampling for a crowded face fails keeps its nodes,
named in PlanStats::kept_strict.
`rod_doubled_edge` (tests/step-regressions), refused whole before ("edge 7:
more than 20000 nodes"), now meshes four of its five faces and names the
fifth; nothing else in the 1,101 kernel-case bodies, the primitives or the 26
STEP files changes. Tests: that body in the kernel's plan tests, and
solidcore-tess's refusal tests on its fixtures (a face off its pcurve, a free
edge, an edge both of whose faces are left out, a label without its form).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-tess: checked access in the moved mesher and evaluator, no panic guard
The moved mesher and plan evaluator indexed slices, arrays and Vecs directly,
within bounds they checked beforehand. That is now checked access: get/get_mut,
zips and iterators, slice patterns for windows(2), and a rotate for a
triangle's three corners. A direction index into a (u, v) pair goes through
one small helper that reads NaN out of range, so no comparison on it holds.
Arithmetic and its order are unchanged. clippy::indexing_slicing is out of
both modules' allow lists.
plan() no longer wraps plan_at in the panic guard: planning returns its
failures as errors, and the doc comment says so. The worker pool's per-item
guard in par::map is untouched.
Triangle counts are identical, body for body, on the 1,107 kernel-case bodies
and primitives, at both the display and export settings. solidcore-tess tests
(62 passed, 2 ignored, plus tests/pole.rs) and solidcore eval:: tests pass;
clippy -D warnings is clean on solidcore, solidcore-tess and diagnostics.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-tess: ask the moved mesher's pole question once per node
The sag refinement and the flips ask, at every triangle corner, side and
round, whether a node is on a pole, and the self-crossing check asked it twice
per node, once for each chord the node ends. Whether a node is on a pole is a
property of its parameters: a `sag::Poles` memo, shared by refinement and the
flips of a face, asks it once per node, and `tangle::crossing` keeps each
node's answer for both its chords.
This is #13559's fix for solidcore-tess's own planner, which the move replaced,
carried over to the moved mesher with its test
(`the_pole_question_is_asked_once_per_node`: 27,452 questions for 349 nodes
without the memo, at most two per node with it). Triangle counts are unchanged
on the 1,107 kernel-case bodies and primitives, and the coil's test
(`the_spline_coil_keeps_its_triangles`) still passes.
Ported from #13559 by @bherbruck (co-authored by jyviko).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-tess: drop the plan reports SolidCraft's mesher never writes
`PlanStats::over_tolerance` (faces a memory bound limited) and
`PlanStats::edges_capped` (edges a sampling bound stopped), with their record
types `OverTolerance`, `Cap`, `CappedEdge` and `EdgeCap`, came from
solidcore-tess's own planner, which the move replaced. SolidCraft's mesher has
no such reports, so after the move they were always empty, read as "nothing
was limited" whatever happened. They are removed; nothing reads them. The
other fields are written: the face counts, `lenient` and `unmeshed` by the
mesher, `averaged_poles` by the pole pass, `unsampled_edges` and
`kept_strict` by the per-face refusals.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-tess: keep the over-tolerance and capped-edge reports
This reverts 0836c4b02f. PlanStats::over_tolerance and PlanStats::edges_capped
are solidcore-tess's own reports and part of its public API; the next commit
wires them into the moved mesher instead of dropping them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-tess: the moved mesher reports capped edges and faces left over tolerance
SolidCraft's mesher stopped at its bounds without saying so: an edge's
sampling at its depth (24 halvings) or node bound (20,000) with a chord still
wanting a split, a face's grid thinned to fit its point bound, a face's sag
refinement at the points it may add. These now fill solidcore-tess's own
reports:
- `PlanStats::edges_capped`: the edge, the bound, the farthest its chords lie
from its curve, how far its chords exceed their rules, and whether it is
within the tolerance. A capped segment is the only one whose rules are now
checked at the bound; the nodes are the same.
- `PlanStats::over_tolerance`: a face whose grid was thinned or whose
refinement ran out of points, with the bounds and the sag its final
triangles reach (measured as refinement measures it, at each triangle's
middle and sides' middles), and how many middles could not be measured.
Tests, ported from solidcore-tess's own planner:
an_edge_stopped_at_its_depth_bound_is_named_within_its_tolerance and
a_face_whose_refinement_reaches_its_bound_is_named_with_its_sag. Triangle
counts are unchanged on the 1,107 kernel-case bodies and primitives.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore: no panic-prone calls in the moved plan evaluator
f64::clamp panics on NaN bounds, so Domain::clamp and wrap_into take max then min. The
derivatives and starting-grid vectors grow as they are filled instead of preallocating a
product that could overflow.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore-tess: keep the reasons a face is refused for
- A face whose pole question the kernel could not answer is refused with that reason even
when planning then failed on it: the refusal is read before the plan's own error, which may
be a later symptom ("boundary crosses itself").
- A node the kernel's evaluator refuses (other than a pole node, which has its own rule)
refuses the face in TessPlan::evaluate with the node and the reason, instead of taking the
plan evaluator's normal, which can be made up where the derivatives do not evaluate.
- The poles' range check takes max then min: f64::clamp panics on a NaN bound.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A ball joint's yaw and roll turn about the same axis at pitch 0, so the
reach solver found no way to tilt it sideways. Reach now solves a ball
joint over a small turn from its start pose (a quaternion), converts it
back to yaw, pitch and roll nearest the start, and holds each within its
limits, so pitch limits act as a cone.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* claim: #13939
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
* Exploded views: move a part inside a turned component in the direction given (#13939)
An exploded view stores each move as a world translation, but an
occurrence's placement is relative to its parent component, so a part
inside a turned component moved along the component's axes: after turning
Frame 90 degrees, a move of 80 mm along x sent its Pin along y.
explode_moves now turns each translation into the parent's frame before
it is applied, so showing a view, its animation and the check for a shown
view all move the part the way the view gives. Top-level parts, and so the
automatic explode, are unchanged; a component placed more than once moves
its parts the way given in its first placement.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
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* feat(ci): add automated build and atomic deployment scripts for Windows and Linux
* feat(ci): add automated build and atomic deployment scripts for Windows and Linux
Summary of Changes:
This PR introduces cross-platform automation scripts (update-solidcraft.sh for Linux and update-solidcraft.ps1 for Windows) designed for local scheduled task runners (such as cron or Windows Task Scheduler).
Key Features & Improvements:
- Isolated Worktrees: Fetches and compiles updates inside a temporary detached Git worktree, leaving the operator's active checkout and uncommitted changes completely untouched.
- Incremental & Force Builds: Tracks commit and configuration state under target/.solidcraft-build-state to skip redundant builds, with an explicit -ForceBuild / --force override.
- Independent Target Toggles: GUI (solidcraft), CLI (solidcraft-cli), and Web (solidcraft-web) can be enabled or disabled independently.
- Reliable Deployment & Backups: Uses staging files and backup rotation under target/<profile>/backup/ prior to binary replacement.
- CodeRabbit Review Hardening:
* Aligned Linux BUILD_WEB default to false.
* Corrected WebAssembly artifact paths to target solidcraft-web.wasm.
* Added strict error checking for git fetch operations and improved PowerShell binary swap rollback safety.
Validation:
- Test Suite Verification: Ran cargo test --workspace successfully across environments.
- Deployment Resilience: Simulated locked-file scenarios and cron/Task Scheduler runs to verify clean fallback and error propagation.
* docs: remove sudo examples and clarify non-privileged web deployment paths
* refactor: address CodeRabbit feedback on locking and remote fetch logic
* Update scripts/update-solidcraft.ps1
Resolves cleanup when force build is used a bit better and will clean up with various cargo artifacts.
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* fix(windows): align test failure handling and exit code with Linux script
* fix(windows): protect Wasm target dir and check WebInstallDir overlap
* fix(windows): validate WEB_INSTALL_DIR overlap before any forced profile cleanup
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* claim: #13112
* Export View as DXF: a camera without fov is an orthographic view, as the docs say (#13112)
file.export_view_dxf read its camera into the render Camera type, whose
fov field had no serde default, so a camera without fov was refused with
"invalid camera". docs/mcp.md says a camera without fov is orthographic.
Camera::fov now defaults to 0 like roll and up, and the view commands'
Camera schema lists fov as optional with a default of 0, so the schema
and the reader still agree. Saved render cameras (SavedCamera) still
require fov.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch offset: tests for naming the driving dimensions (#12295)
They fail on main: `param` comes back as d1.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch offset: param and param2 name the driving dimensions (#12295)
sketch.offset documented `param`/`param2` but never read them, so the
dimension was always dN. Name it as asked; refuse a taken or invalid name,
the same name twice, and param2 without distance2.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch offset: refuse a non-string param name; a chosen param2 is made before a generated one (#12295)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* claim: #12179
* Test: a Line started on an arc or circle snaps along its tangent (#12179)
* Sketch: a Line started on an arc or circle snaps along its tangent there (#12179)
The Line tool's tangent inference worked only from a point outside the
curve. From a point on an arc (its end) or a circle, the cursor near the
curve's tangent direction now snaps to it with the T hint, and placing the
point adds the Tangent constraint, as the existing tangent snap does. A
harness test draws a line off a 45-degree arc end, where no H or V snap can
stand in.
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* fix: A point or direction written {x, y, z} maps into a moved component like [x, y, z]
- Mapper::make reads the object form that point_param accepts, keeping expressions
- Mapper::dir and the axis direction read both forms with params::vec3
- test: object-form revolve axis origin (numbers, expressions) and direction, moved and turned
* fix: A pick written {x, y, z} sets the frame a direction turns with
- Mapper::pick reads both forms with params::vec3, so solid.hole's direction turns with the picked body (CodeRabbit)
- test: an object-form hole in a turned component picked from the root
* fix: A pick written {x, y, z} in a list maps into a moved component
- Mapper::picks takes a {x, y, z} element as a pick, as it takes [x, y, z]
- test: a fillet edge picked with {x, y, z} in a moved component
* test: The object-form hole is saved where and as the array-form one is
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Co-authored-by: P'tite Tête <asso@ptitetete.com>
* claim: #12048
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Measure: show a picked face's perimeter, split into outer and inner on a face with holes
The Measure tool and the quick measure readout showed only the area of a
picked face. They now also show its perimeter: the length of the visible
edges around the face, where each edge counts what Measure shows for that
edge on its own (r x angle for a circle or arc). A flat face with holes also
shows its outer perimeter and the total length around its holes.
inspect.measure returns the same values as perimeter_mm, outer_perimeter_mm
and inner_perimeter_mm.
Fixes#12048
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Measure: find a face's outer loop from boxes built in one pass
Each loop's box is now gathered in a single pass over the border points,
instead of rescanning every border edge for each loop the comparison
looks at. A face with many holes no longer pays loops x points to find
its outer loop.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Group a face's border loops by their exact shared vertex points
The kernel ends every edge polyline on its B-rep vertex points, so two
edges of one loop share an end to the last bit. A bounds-scaled
tolerance could join a hole to the outer loop where they pass close.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Measure tests: use the flat_face_at helper the area tests already have
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* Sketch: type an offset while placing parallel, horizontal, and vertical construction lines
A locked Offset box places the line at that distance and stores it as a driving dimension. Parallel lines get a point-to-line distance from the picked line; horizontal lines get a Y distance from the sketch origin; vertical lines get an X distance from the origin. The side follows the cursor, and editing the parameter later keeps that side.
* Sketch: a changed construction offset keeps its reference and reaches the new distance
Editing the parameter a point-to-line distance names holds that line, so the offset point takes the new distance instead of tilting the reference. The axis and parallel hints are translated for the complete catalogs.
* Sketch: a typed construction offset stays an infinite line
The field beside the pointer is the distance from the reference. Typing it places an infinite construction line at that distance, with the driving constraint in the same undo step, and does not pin the click as a segment start. The length box remains the control that makes a dimensioned segment.
* Sketch: keep a typed length as the construction default
A missing or null offset is through the click, and an empty Offset box no longer blocks placement. A bare digit still fills Length, so two clicks draw a dimensioned segment; Offset takes a digit only after that box is focused. Parameter edits hold a construction offset's reference, and an expression match that holds nothing no longer hides a later direct dimension.
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* claim: #9035
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
* Round dragged Distance values to Length decimals (#9035)
Snapped arrow/extrude/fillet drags wrote raw f64 text (1.2000000000000002 mm). Format through design_length micrometre clean-up and Length decimals (never coarser than the snap step). Also covers #9036.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
* fix(ui): only snapped drag writes use Length decimals (#9035)
Restore full-precision model() for computed field writes; keep model_drag for snapped arrows. Update the extrude selection test for padded drag text.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
* Keep the exact depth when the extrude arrow stops on a face
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Co-authored-by: bherbruck <brennen.herbruck@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Project: an edge saved between numbered faces of an older design is found again (#13164)
0.30.1 split each round face of a revolve into numbered pieces, so a projected
edge was saved as `F4:side:l6#2|F4:side:l7#2`. The faces now evaluate whole and
the same edge is `F4:side:l6|F4:side:l7`, so the sketch failed and everything
built from it. A Sketch Project edge link now finds it by the whole faces' name,
only when the saved point lies on the edge and the faces have no other piece;
other edge references keep the stored name as picked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Project: tell whole faces apart by name, not by the mesh (#13164)
The edge is verified by its name, so the faces it separates are the
whole stems of that name: check each has one face, with no mesh lookup
(mesh-decisions refused `.mesh()` here). Suggested in review.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* test(blend): rounds whose ball rolls over a smooth far edge of their face, the whole length (failing)
Concave: an L step, a wall standing on a strip whose far rim is rounded first, the wall's foot
then rounded larger than the flat the rim's round leaves, so the ball rolls off the flat onto the
rim's round along the whole edge and the strip is consumed. Convex: a block whose top's front rim
is rounded first, the back edge then rounded larger than the flat left, the ball touching the
rim's round from inside. Today both are refused (the rail leaves its face).
Expected: valid at CheckLevel::All. Concave: the volume the closed form of the section (Green's
theorem over its arcs, checked against a polygon) to 1e-6. Convex: every face the closed form to
1e-9 (the round's area and centroid, the rim's round's band, the back face), and the volume within
the end faces' trims' tolerance. Controls (the round within the flat; no rim round) build today.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JLpvyVCQEUJSVmETqNuK5e
* fix(blend): a round's rail rolls over a smooth far edge of its face, the whole length
A rolling ball's support on each side is a chain of faces meeting smoothly, not one face. Where
the face beside a lone constant round is narrower than the ball reaches and its far edge (running
the filleted edge's whole length) is smooth to the face beyond, the solver now rolls the ball on
the face beyond before its trace: that side's offset surface is the face beyond's, the rail is
traced, classified and trimmed on the face it lies on, and the face it rolled off is consumed.
The end corners solve such a rail's end on the next side edge, across the rolled-over edge's
vertex, as a rail continues across a seam's vertex. Before, the ball rolled on the face continued
and the round was refused as a blend leaving its face.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JLpvyVCQEUJSVmETqNuK5e
* fix(blend): a rollover onto a face whose offset by the ball folds is declined
A convex round larger than the convex round beyond the face beside it cannot roll onto that
round: its ball, inside the material, would have to fit inside it. The rollover now checks the
face beyond before taking it: the face's offset by the ball's signed offset must not fold across
the edge (1 - kappa d > 0, kappa the face's normal curvature square to the edge). When it folds
the side is left to the refusals as before, so a round too large for its flat is refused as too
large with the flat as its fit (the crease trim's CreaseAcrossTangentEdge where that applies),
not sent down the rollover to fail there with BallDoesNotFit, NoRoom or a bare 1001.
Restores wr696_fit_sizes::a_round_onto_a_tangent_round_fits_where_its_rail_stays_on_the_top
(a large front round on a block whose back edge is rounded smaller). New test: two convex rounds larger
than the round beyond, refused with the flat as their fit (failed before: NoRoom, 1001).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JLpvyVCQEUJSVmETqNuK5e
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* claim: #13962
* Kernel: report knots in correct order and interval for reversed offset curves (#13962)
Co-authored-by: Antigravity <antigravity-agent@google.com>
* Kernel: preserve boundary knots for reversed offset curve queries (#13962)
Expand base query interval by EFF_ZERO to guard against floating-point roundoff dropping boundary knots when mapping reversed query intervals. Filter mirrored knots directly in the target interval.
Co-authored-by: Antigravity <antigravity-agent@google.com>
* Bless curve.offset_curve golden for reversed knot order (#13962)
OffsetCurve::knots now mirrors and orders knot sequences and filters against the mapped query interval when reversed. 16 generated test cases (gen0073, gen0078, gen0237, gen0441, gen0480, gen0605, gen0680, gen0701, gen0791, gen0969, gen1274, gen1381, gen1406, gen1670, gen1673, gen1742) in curve.offset_curve changed outputs to reflect the correctly ordered, mapped knots and multiplicities on reversed curves.
Co-authored-by: Antigravity <antigravity-agent@google.com>
* Avoid panic-prone Vec::with_capacity in OffsetCurve::knots (#13962)
Replace explicit Vec::with_capacity and manual push loop with iterator filter_map and unzip to satisfy the zero-panic site check.
Co-authored-by: Antigravity <antigravity-agent@google.com>
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* frame: publish the drag band through the registry; dialog tests to the host
frame.rs called `crate::scenario::publish_handle`, the app's re-export of
`solidcraft_ui_registry::publish_handle`; it now calls the registry directly.
Its tests drive the app (Harness, dialogs), so they move to the host module
dock_dialog_ui_tests.rs unchanged. frame.rs now uses only egui and the
registry, ready to move with the kit (#14251).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Menus: the list-menu drawing moves into the kit's menu module
`menu_frame`, `button`, `button_enabled`, `list_row` and `list_row_lit` drew
kit rows from `context_menu.rs`; they now live in `ui_kit::menu` with the same
signatures, and the Item-to-row mapping is `MenuItem::from_item`. context_menu
keeps SolidCraft's menu contents and dispatch and calls the kit's drawing.
Every caller uses `crate::ui_kit::menu::…`. The i18n literal scanner reads
`menu::button`/`button_enabled` as kit calls, so its context_menu carrier rule
goes (#14251).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Kit gallery: move it out of ui_kit into the host
The gallery draws the kit with SolidCraft's data (tab icons, the workspace
and radial menus, a sample app), so it is now the host test module
kit_gallery.rs, same elements and test names. The kit opens what it reads:
`file_view`, `preferences_cards`, `preferences_figure_data`,
`preferences_figures` and the test fixtures become `pub(crate)` modules, and
`Window::content`, `Confirm::content`, `panel::page_list`, `card_look` and
`card_width` become `pub(crate)` (#14251).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Format the moved gallery and dock dialog tests
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* UI kit: draw icons from a host-installed icon set
The kit ships no artwork. Its renderer (ui_kit::icons) parses and
rasterises SVG masters from an IconSet the host builds from its own
tables (colour roles, palette, accents, colour-vision variants, masters,
aliases, default accents, the danger ramp) and installs once per process,
like the message catalogs. With no set installed the painters draw
nothing; an unknown name draws the set's placeholder master, as before.
SolidCraft keeps compiling its masters in build.rs into icon_svg::SET
and installs it in both app mains, in SolveApp::new and in
fonts::test_context. icon_svg and icons keep their names as SolidCraft's
lookups and re-exports, so host call sites are unchanged. The renderer's
internal test moves to the kit on a tiny test set of its own.
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* UI kit: kit and components draw icons through ui_kit::icons
The kit modules, the ribbon, the application bar and the view compass
call the kit's own icon painters and primary-stroke lookup instead of
reaching into SolidCraft's icons and icon_svg modules. Only the paths
change; the code-drawn glyphs (assets/icons/ui/source) are still reached
through crate::icons until where they live is settled.
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* Sphere tile: size the name's label from a laid-out row
The tile reserved two rows for the material name from the font's raw row height, while layout
rounds each row to the pixel grid. With egui's default faces the two-row name (26.0) overflowed
its label (25.3); a laid-out row gives the height the galley will have, whatever face the host
installs.
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* Kit tests: run on a kit test context; tests of SolidCraft's use move to SolidCraft
The kit's and the components' tests no longer reach the app (#14251):
- `ui_kit::test_support::context()` is egui's default faces with the kit's weight families bound
(`type_face::install_weight_families`), no Plex, no icon set. It still installs the English
catalog through `crate::i18n` (asked in B-1). The generic frame, pointer, key and shape helpers
move there; `crate::test_support` re-exports them for SolidCraft's tests.
- Kit tests read the widget registry from `solidcraft_ui_registry` instead of `crate::scenario`.
- 35 tests that drive the whole app (scenario::Harness or SolveApp) move unchanged:
19 Preferences search tests to `prefs::settings_search_tests`; the Preferences pages/footer and
recent-colour persistence tests (3) to `prefs::kit_use_tests`; 6 universal panel chrome tests
to `panel_runtime/tests.rs`; the save prompt frames test to `prompt_cards_tests.rs`; the
dialogs/Preferences/menu checkbox parity test to `ui_kit_guard_tests::checkbox_in_use`; 5
navigation bar tests to `navigation_bar_view::tests`.
- 3 tests that compare against SolidCraft's icon artwork (the host's set) move unchanged to
`ui_kit_guard_tests::disclosure_artwork`: the two disclosure tests and the panel disclosure
crossfade.
Path-only edits in moved bodies: `super::super::checks::tests::*` and `ui_kit::panel_host::*`
become the `crate::ui_kit` re-exports.
Expected values changed: none (notes/B-expectations.md). The two tests that installed
SolidCraft's fonts directly (layout label column, growing form) use the kit context and keep
their expectations.
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* Kit gallery: name the host module kit_gallery_tests
It is a test-only module, so it follows the crate's `*_tests.rs` naming; the
source guards that skip the gallery by name (colour literals) skip it again.
docs/ui-kit.md names the new module path.
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* Colour guard: the menu swatch literal moved with the menu drawing
The one colour literal context_menu.rs was allowed (a menu entry's swatch,
labelled as the radial menu's shadow) now lives in ui_kit/menu.rs with
`MenuItem::from_item`; the allowance moves with it, same count, with the
right reason.
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* Colour guard: the icon renderer's literals moved into the kit
The white opacity tint moved from icons.rs to ui_kit/icons/mod.rs with
the painters, and the role colour conversion (the installed set's own
palette data) now lives in ui_kit/icons/svg.rs: the allowances move
with them, one each. The renderer's tests are named svg_tests.rs so the
guard skips them like every other test file.
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* UI kit: code-drawn glyphs are host-supplied too
The kit and components drew SolidCraft's code-drawn glyphs (transport,
window caption, badge, pin, cross, breadcrumb, compass axis tip, agent
pointer, brand mark) straight from assets/icons/ui/source. They now call
ui_kit::icons::glyphs, which dispatches to a Glyphs table of painters
(and the compass hit radius as data) the host installs beside its icon
set; before that every glyph draws nothing. The caption type is the
kit's own window_chrome::Caption.
SolidCraft fills icons::GLYPHS with its existing painters (nothing under
assets/ moves) and icon_svg::install installs both. The host's scale-1
axis_tip wrapper is gone; its two tests call axis_tip_scaled at 1.
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* Kit gallery: kit specimens back in ui_kit, SolidCraft's in the host
The kit's gallery (ui_kit/gallery.rs) holds every specimen drawn from plain
data and moves with the kit; the radial and workspace menus and the settings
tab chips there are drawn from plain items and icon names. The host's
kit_gallery_tests.rs keeps what needs SolveApp: the radial and workspace
menus from context_menu, the history strip and browser, the continuity rows,
the command-search, menu, artwork and File view boards. It checks its
elements with the kit's `check_elements`. card_look and card_width are
pub(super) again; their tests stay in the kit gallery.
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* Kit tests: the kit's own English test catalog; translated tests move to SolidCraft
Message catalogs are host data, like fonts and icons (B-1). The kit test context no longer
installs SolidCraft's catalogs: `ui_kit::test_support::install_catalog()` installs the kit's
English test catalog (`ui_kit/test_support/catalog.json`), holding the one id the kit's tests read
(`ui.expand`, "Expand"), with the same English. The prefs window tests drop their own
`crate::i18n::install()` and use it.
Tests that assert SolidCraft's catalogs move to SolidCraft (12):
- `i18n_ui_tests::kit_translation`: German labels translated once, Japanese segment options,
the theme notice fitting German text.
- `fonts::cjk_loader_tests`: the four CJK font loader tests (SolidCraft's languages decide CJK).
- `prefs::settings_search_tests`: four search tests over French, Hebrew, Arabic and every
locale's Preferences labels.
- `navigation_bar_view::tests`: the slot descriptions in English, Japanese and Chinese.
They run on `crate::fonts::test_context()` as before. Only `a_label_is_translated_once` changes
its body: it reads the label a row paints instead of calling the kit-private `indented_label`,
with the same three expected strings. No expected value changes.
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* Kit gallery: every gallery item is test code, as the module is
The font-literal guard reads every ui_kit item not marked as test code. The gallery module is
test-only, but the items made pub(crate) for the host's gallery test lost their own
#[cfg(test)], so their specimen sizes were read as form metrics.
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* claim: #12569 (Section Analysis Distance slider)
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* Section Analysis: a slider on Distance moves the cut live
Once a plane is picked, a slider under the Distance field spans the
model's extent along the plane's normal. Dragging writes the field, so
the existing live preview follows and a typed expression is left alone
until the slider is touched. A value typed outside the model widens
the range instead of being clamped.
Part of #12569.
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* claim: part of #2829 (Press Pull, Replace Face schemas)
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* Agents and scripts: Press Pull and Replace Face describe their exact parameters and replies
solid.press_pull and solid.replace_face get typed input contracts and
output schemas, so strict parameter checking refuses unknown keys and
agents can read each command's exact shape. Missing or malformed values
keep the handlers' own error messages. Both rows leave unconverted.txt.
Part of #2829.
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The test pressed Insert Design for a saved part and then ran exactly three frames before asserting the linked component existed. The file pick and insert finish on later frames, so on a loaded merge-queue runner the assertion ran too early and failed a whole batch. It now polls for the body like the STEP half of the same test already does.
Changes a default: no
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* claim: #12406
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* Mouse gestures: the standard views and Look At can go on the ring of tools (#12406)
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* Mouse gestures: Add a tool keeps its automatic choice with the views on offer (#12406)
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* Joint sweep: stop at a time or work budget, exclude pairs, name pairs by occurrence (#5963)
joint.sweep takes budget_s and returns stopped_by: budget with the last
value checked clear instead of failing on its work caps; joint.sweep,
joint.find_limits, motion.interference and inspect.interference take
exclude_pairs; reported pairs carry a_part/b_part places. Contact drives
stop at their budget only when asked (stop_at_budget).
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* Format the #5963 changes with rustfmt
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A planar face picked as To went in as to_face, which brings the From point
onto the picked point, so the part slid across the face as well as onto it.
With To Snap Onto Plane (bodies only) the face goes in as to_plane {origin,
normal}: the bodies turn to meet it and move along its normal only. A To
that is not a planar face or a plane is refused.
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* Test: a sketch on a cap the join left uncertified is found by its name (#13323)
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* Test: import the plane trait (#13323)
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* Test: report the first feature that fails (#13323)
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* Test: the fixture carries its parameters (#13323)
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* A sketch attached to an extrude cap by 0.30.1 keeps its plane when the join left the cap uncertified (#13323)
When the cap certificate finds no face, the attachment falls back on the face name it also
stores, with guards: the name finds a face made by the certified extrude, a saved point lies
on it, it still lies in the saved plane, and no body still has the certified cap.
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* Name the Vec3 type in full (#13323)
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* Test: pin the origin and x direction of the found plane (#13323)
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* Copy the saved plane instead of cloning it (#13323)
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* Old-cap fallback: an offset body stays lost
The fallback compared the cap with the body as built, before its offset, and
returned the saved plane. A body offset along the cap's own plane passed every
check and left the sketch at its old place. An offset body now keeps the
explicit lost-face error.
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* Component commands: tests for a feature named like another feature's id
move_features and browser.reparent given "2" act on the feature with id 2 even when another feature is named "2", and move_sketches.to_parts looks at the sketch numbered 2. These tests fail on main.
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* Component commands: a feature named like a number is that feature, not the one with that id
component.move_features, browser.reparent and component.move_sketches.to_parts read their feature keys with name_or_id_values and resolve them as the timeline commands do since #9748: a string is an exact name first, a number is an id. name_or_id_list, which turned every key into a string and left the lookup to try an id first, has no callers left and is removed.
The browser's Move Sketches to Their Parts item sends the sketches' ids as numbers: as strings they would now be read as names first.
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* component.move_sketches: tests for a sketch named like another sketch's id
component.move_sketches given "2" moves the sketch with id 2 even when another sketch is named "2"; that test fails on main. Two more pass today and guard the command's callers: Move Sketches to Their Parts moves the sketch it was given, and dragging a sketch onto a part moves the dragged one, when another sketch is named like its id. The to_parts test shares a fixture with the existing one.
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* component.move_sketches: a sketch named like a number is that sketch, not the one with that id
component.move_sketches reads its keys with name_or_id_values and resolves them as the other component commands now do: a string is an exact name first, a number is an id. Its two callers that passed ids as strings send numbers: Move Sketches to Their Parts, and the browser's drag of sketches onto a component.
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* Move Sketches to Component: the parameter check takes sketch ids as numbers, as the handler now does
Main typed component.move_sketches' sketches as names only; this PR's handler reads names and ids (#12327), so the check and the schema follow it, with the handler's messages.
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* Sketch: an intersected face's section keeps its link (#13471)
A face taken with `Intersect` is the face's section with the sketch plane: an open chain of
segments, not a closed boundary. The refresh that follows closing the sketcher read every
face link as a projected boundary, and the closed-boundary gates never accept an open
chain, so the link was marked lost and the sketch stopped following the body.
The closed-boundary rules now apply only to links whose geometry is a projected boundary:
`Project` and `Include` on a face. An intersected section keeps its link across a refresh
and follows the body when it changes.
https://github.com/tangency-labs/solidcraft/issues/13471
* test(loft): a loft between parallel squares has planar sides and converts to sheet metal (#13331)
Kernel: lofts of a 110 mm square to a 200 mm square and to an equal square,
120 mm apart, have six plane faces and the frustum's volume. Engine: the
reporter's hopper (loft, shell 1.5 mm open at both ends, Convert to Sheet
Metal with three corner bends) converts, and the prism has six planes. Both
fail on main: the skin gives B-spline walls, counted as "other".
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* fix(loft): a two-section loft of lines with flat sides is built from planar faces (#13331)
The skin primitive returns every wall of a loft as a B-spline surface, flat
or not; in the record that is a spline surface, which nothing downstream
reads as a plane: inspect.measure counts it as "other" and Convert to Sheet
Metal refuses it as curved. A plane may not carry a NURBS form in the
record, and a tapered duct's sides are trapezoids that no plane
parameterises affinely, so the walls are built as planes rather than
relabelled: `planar_loft`, for two sections of lines in equal number, each
one loop, every side quad planar within 1e-9 of the loft's size, makes the
sides as planar faces on their 3D lines and the sections as the caps, then
stitches and orients them, as the pyramid loft does. Every other loft goes
to the skin as before.
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* style(loft tests): rustfmt (#13331)
The test module's mount in alphabetical order, three long lines wrapped.
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* claim: sc#13790 boolean slice of the typed errors
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* solidcore: Boolean failures carry a typed reason and cause chain, and is_port_failure follows it (part of #13790)
The Boolean operation no longer reports bare SMLib statuses. Its stage
failures return SolidError::Failed with a solidcore operation path and a
phrase, or a typed BooleanFailure (error/boolean.rs) for the relate, imprint,
split, close-loop and coincidence stages and the opt-in union solid-leak
refusal. The comparison status each site recorded stays the same (1006 for
what was null_pointer, 1001 for sm_err), so difftest and the goldens read the
same numbers. The collapsed tree failure keeps its cause through failed_after.
SolidError::is_port_failure now follows the cause chain, and solidcore-ops
session::answer uses it: a status error whose chain holds an unported call,
a missing preparation or a cancellation fails the call instead of being
skipped as an answer.
The SMLib names in the Boolean operation paths and messages are replaced
by solidcore names. The boolean goldens units read statuses through
sm_status.
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* solidcore tests: Boolean failures are read through sm_status, kind and operation, not through the Upstream variant or status text
Eight integration tests matched SolidError::Upstream or the text of a
Boolean error ("upstream status 1001", "code: 1001"). They now read the
comparison status, the operation path and the kind, which the typed errors
keep. The session answer test uses is_err.
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* smlib: boolean failures keep their SMLib status and the ops answer rule is shared with the app (part of #13790)
solidcore now reports Boolean errors as typed `Failed` errors with a cause chain, so two app-side
readers of the old `Upstream` shape changed behaviour:
- `smlib::core::answer` skipped any error with an SMLib status, including a status error whose
cause chain holds an unported call or a cancellation. It now applies the rule of solidcore-ops'
`session::answer`, both through the new `SolidError::is_status_answer`.
- `blend::status` turned `Upstream{code}` into `Error::Status(code)`; a Boolean failure reaching it
from slice or sweep fell through to a message. A `Failed` from a `boolean::` stage is again the
status it stands for, and one with unported code in its chain is not supported.
Tests: the two rules in boolean_tests.rs, mirroring the session test.
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* goldens: sweep.topology_sweep reads a typed failure's status, so Boolean failures inside the whole-B-rep sweep keep status 1001
The runner's status mapping had no arm for SolidError::Failed, so the three
non-manifold whole cases whose Boolean step now fails with a typed
BooleanFailure reported -1 instead of the SMLib status 1001.
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* CI: the format job no longer builds the app to check translations
The "Format and repository checks" job ran `cargo xtask i18n --check`, which built a release solidcraft-cli (now with the vendored solidcore kernel) to read the command registry: 514 s and 788 s on two runs today. Every pull request and merge-queue batch waits on that job.
The check is split. The format job runs `--no-registry` (catalog coverage only). The Native Linux tests job, which already builds the workspace in the ci profile, builds the CLI there and runs `--cli <binary>` for the command labels, when a package that feeds the command table is selected.
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* i18n check: say command labels were not checked under --no-registry
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* blend: a round its certificate cannot prove keeps no definition and is built, as #13695 describes (#14000)
A round's exact definition is certified to rounding. Where the certificate cannot prove
the net on its class's surface but the net lies within the body's tolerance of it, the
round is built and keeps no definition (#13695); only a net further off is an error.
`keep_round_if_proved` did that. Since #13900 `keep_definition` calls
`round.recertify(..)?` instead, for the circle class's certificate on its own torus, and
any other class's failed certificate refuses the fillet.
A round of the canal class depends on it: an offset plane cut by an offset cylinder not
square to it, so the spine is an ellipse. `check_exact_net` proves the spine on both
offsets to rounding (`spine_on_offsets`, no tolerance of its own), and a spine computed
in floating point fails it in a band of tilts. A boss turned 0.5 to 3 degrees off square
to the block it stands on, its root rounded, was refused with "Fillet Surface
Computation Failure" (status 1001); it built on the parent.
The documented behaviour is back for a failed certificate: `keep_round_if_proved`, with
`ExactRound::miss`, `net_miss` and `Implicit::distance` that it needs. The circle class keeps #13900's certificate on its own torus:
its refusal is not `check_exact_net`'s and stays an error, as does a net further off its
class than the tolerance.
Test: `a_round_on_a_boss_tilted_a_few_degrees_is_built` (solidcraft-kernel), the boss at
0, 0.5, 1, 2 and 3 degrees: refused at 0.5 before, every tilt built after, valid, and
meshed at a 1e-4 chord to the same volume; 0 degrees against Pappus's closed form to
1e-9 of the body, the tilts within 1 % of it (the corner's area changes to first order
in the tilt and cancels round the root). The kernel cases (1081) report identically
before and after.
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* blend: a chord's miss measured against its plane, as its certificate checks it (#14000 review)
`ExactRound::miss` measured every class against the supports' class surface, while
`recertify` checks a chord against the plane through its contacts (`chord_implicit`).
`keep_round_if_proved` reads `miss` only after `recertify` refused, so a chord net off its
plane could be kept bare if it lay near the other surface. `miss` now takes the surface
`recertify` checks. The mismatch predates 59a85a164; the restored function carried it.
`net_miss`'s doc now states it is sampled: it can miss a deviation between its samples,
bounds nothing, and decides only whether a refused net is kept bare or is an error.
Tests unchanged and green: a_round_on_a_boss_tilted_a_few_degrees_is_built, fillet_exact
(13), issue_2489_blend_faces_are_definitions (2), noisy_round_tests (2).
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* claim: #13623
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* solidcore: tests that the panic-site check reads Windows paths and its list inside SolidCraft (#13623)
On Windows, clippy names files with backslashes, so no span is a library
site, and git show does not resolve plan\panic-sites.tsv, so --base skips
the ratchet. Inside SolidCraft, git show <rev>:plan/panic-sites.tsv names
the repository's root, not solidcore/, so --base skips it on Linux too.
Three of the four new tests fail; the fourth, CI's base commit of
solidcore/ alone, passes and stays so.
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* solidcore: the panic-site check reads Windows paths and its base list inside SolidCraft (#13623)
library_span matches clippy's file names with backslashes turned into
slashes. base_list asks git for the list with a POSIX path, relative to
the root it checks first (solidcore/ inside SolidCraft), then at the top
of the base commit (CI's commit of solidcore/ alone).
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* fix(fillet): a blend whose leg runs past a wall's foot builds by the trim at creases
A chamfer on a step's rim wider than the step has its leg on the step's plane past
the step's foot, under the wall. The subtraction builds it (the step's plane carried
on to the leg, d^2/2 per length taken off), but the trim at creases refused it, for
two reasons in sm_Extend's extension of the step's plane:
- takes_off probed the material a hundredth of the run's length beside the run. On
a strip narrower than that (the leg just past the foot) the probe landed on the
strip's far side, on the body's boundary, and the one loop that closes was
refused ("does not close on the face in one way"). The probe now stays within
half the loop's width across the run, measured on the loop's own points.
- the extension's runs from the chain's ends to its feet lie on the walls beside it
(the bar's end faces), but only the sheet's section was imprinted there. That
section ends inside the wall, so nothing fenced what the blend takes off it and
the trim refused ("reaches every face of the body"). The runs are now imprinted
with the section.
The trim and the subtraction now give the same solid there.
Tests:
- chamfer_past_wall_foot_trimmed (new): the stepped bar of
wr631_cliff_overflow_choice, chamfers 3.2, 4 and 4.9 on the 3 wide step's rim, at
the closed form d^2/2 times the length within 1e-6 relative, a manifold solid,
check_brep Level2 clean. Before: refused.
- wr695_overflow_trim_at_creases: chamfer_reaching_every_face_is_refused becomes
chamfer_past_the_step_foot_builds_as_the_subtraction (both paths at 1540).
- issue_2715_refused_fillet_keeps_geometry: its refused-trim example moves to
wr696's backed block (a round onto a tangent round, CreaseAcrossTangentEdge),
still refused by the trim.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JLpvyUWYrVisqsvztWRkGu
* fix(fillet): an end whose rail runs past its side edge's far end overflows its end face
A round ending at an Nx1 corner against a riser lower than its reach has its rail
past the far end P of the side edge between its face and the end face. The End
refused it: "the round's contact line runs past the end of its side edge at the
corner (onto the faces beyond)".
The cliff overflow already builds this end: an overflowing blend's End is left open
and the trim at creases cuts it by its end face's plane. But EndSectionsFitTheirFaces
(the fork's a307480), which makes an end that runs off its end face an overflow,
locates each rail's crossing of its side edge at the vertex, and leaves the end
unjudged when there is none, as for a rail past P. Now a rail with no crossing
whose end beside the vertex projects past P on the side edge's line, where the end
face has a concave edge at P (something stands on it, so the section runs under
material), makes the fillet overflow its end face.
Test round_end_past_side_edge (new): a stepped block whose raised top edge ends
against a riser 2 high, radii 2.5 to 6; and a pocket's wall as the end face with a
hole beside it cutting the rail's face away past P, radii 3 and 4. Each at the
closed form r^2 (1 - pi/4) times the edge's length within 1e-6 relative, a
manifold solid, check_brep Level2 clean; radius 1.5 (the rail stays above P)
unchanged. Before: refused.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JLpvyUWYrVisqsvztWRkGu
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* refactor: native Line definitions enclose their projected points
The projected pair search needs an enclosure of a Line edge's native
definition over a parameter interval. AffineDefinition::jet_over gives it
for analytic Lines, in curve/native_affine.rs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: projected curve-pair maxima return the pair's true maximum
The projected curve/curve maximum returned points that a strictly better
feasible pair beat (#13698). A branch-and-bound search over both
parameter domains now returns a candidate only when the global upper bound
fits that candidate's own arithmetic enclosure, and refuses otherwise.
35 curve.curve_p9 and 12 topology_solver_p2 golden records change.
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* fix: refuse a projected face maximum its surface does not attain
A face answer comes from a traced silhouette point. On the full torus that
point measures 1.94e-6 below the value it reports (#13678). The solver now
evaluates the point on the native surface and refuses with Unsupported
when the two differ by more than 8 ulp of the objective's scale.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: record the pair maxima, their native witnesses and the torus refusal
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: picture two curve pairs, add the gen1839 oracle, check both All pairs
Review findings on #13963 (CodeRabbit):
- Pictures: gen0011 and gen1086 before and after, same view per row,
drawn from the case inputs; each drawn pair re-measures exactly to its
golden value.
- The gen1839 comment cites projected_pair_monotone_witness_3060.py, which
was missing. It is added; it reads projected_pair_all_cases_3060.json
and reproduces 4.4080155996034689 at the expected corner.
- The finding said every value is a certified maximum and counted 39
answers. An All request's further answers are retained points, not
maxima, and the 35 rows hold 37 answers.
- original_affine_all_cases_have_complete_near_best_corner_sets now checks
each answer's native distance and both returned pairs of gen2050 and
gen2585 directly, not only their count and values.
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* query: whether an edge's faces meet tangentially, proved, and the turn and convexity at a vertex (#3141)
query: tangent_edge's verdict is enclosed between its points; convexity read on the material side.
ops: tangent chains on record order, and the face chain across smooth edges.
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* query: tangent_edge grows its vectors as it fills them (panic-site inventory)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* sweep: stations from laws, exact on lines, arcs, helices and corners (#3139)
Moved from tangency-labs/solidcore#3188.
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* sweep: stations from laws, exact on lines, arcs, helices and corners (#3139)
Moved from tangency-labs/solidcore#3188.
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* fmt tangent_edge.rs after merge
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* #3188 follow-up: the caller's twist and scale limits in Laws; rail helpers crate-visible
- Laws::max_twist and Laws::end_scale_within: the caller's limits (SolidCraft's four
turns and 0.01..100), refused past by name; defaults take any finite twist and
positive scale. Ops passes its constants, no float checks there.
- rail_crossing (now returning the rail's parameter too), rail_frame, Map and apply
are pub(crate) for the rail-guided loft (#3140).
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* claim: #11471
* Customize Toolbar: each command in the list shows its ribbon icon beside its name (#11471)
The Customize Toolbar window listed commands by name only. Each row now
draws the command's ribbon icon between the check box and the label, so a
row matches the button it adds. ui_kit gains checkbox_icon for this; the
icon is part of the click target.
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* Customize Toolbar: a row shows the icon its ribbon button shows now
A row took the command's static icon. A ribbon button can show another
one while its command's state changes it: Play History shows Stop while
History plays. The row now resolves its icon through
interactive_command_info, as the ribbon does.
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* claim: #10749
* Batches refused before their first step say the design is back where it started (#10749)
A batch refused before its first step (an unknown command, a step without a command, a broken
contract under strict checking) replied `rolled_back: false`, which docs/control-protocol.md
reads as "the checkpoint could not restore it". Nothing ran, so the design is where the batch
started: the reply now says `rolled_back` as a rollback that went back does, `true`, or `false`
when the batch asked for no rollback, in the control channel's `engine.batch` (document and
layout batches), the MCP `batch` tool (in-process, headless layout batches and bridged at strict
checking), the MCP's refusal of a step that can't be one and its refusal of an atomic layout
batch it can't run. Both docs now give `rolled_back` the same meaning.
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* claim: 10353
* Hole dialog: the tap drill follows the chosen inch tap size (#10353)
A UNC or UNF size in the Hole dialog showed its tap drill only in
millimetres (1/4-20 UNC: "5.1054 mm"), so an inch user could not
recognise the #7 drill. Unified sizes now read in inches ("0.201 in"),
with the millimetre bore on hover; both side by side did not fit the
form. The catalogue, the bore and saved designs are unchanged; metric
and G/Rp sizes keep millimetres.
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* claim: #10046
* geom: a NURBS curve checked when made, split into exact Bézier pieces in one pass; knot insertion keeps a weight's precision (#10046)
- insert_knot takes both factors from knot differences: 1 − α near 1 lost a
heavy weight's precision (8.3e-4 mm off on a 30 mm curve beside a weight of 1e12).
- NurbsCurve (private fields, from_homogeneous checks degree, knot count and order,
domain, finite points within 1e12 mm, positive weights) and pieces(): one pass
(NURBS Book A5.6), linear in length, rational or not, clamped or not.
- Clamping and the split run in outward-rounded intervals, so each piece holds the
exact curve as given; one implementation of insertion and clamping serves f64
and interval points (Blend).
- The hidden-line views use pieces() in place of their own quadratic split.
Tests against an independent double-double de Boor evaluation, including a fuzz
over 3000 random curves, valid and not.
* geom: a NURBS curve refuses a broken inner knot, a knot vector with no room to clamp and a weight too small to divide by when made; the heavy-weight insertion tested (#10046)
Review of #10047:
- `insert_knot`'s factors from knot differences had no test of their own: the heavy-weight
case used a curve already clamped. `boehm_insertion_keeps_the_curve` now inserts beside a
weight of 10^12, which `1 - α` puts 8.3e-4 mm off.
- `from_homogeneous` refuses an inner knot repeated more than the degree (before, only
`pieces()` did), knots too many to clamp (`pieces()` refused those as "too many knots"),
and a subnormal weight, which was reported as a point that isn't finite.
- The random test checks every piece, not the first two.
`Seg2::closest_param` took the lowest of 65 samples and ran Newton from it. The lowest sample can
sit on the wrong part of the curve, Newton could walk away from a right answer at an end, and a
closed segment could be held at the wrong end by the clamp.
Arcs are now exact, from the angle. Other curves are refined from every dip in the samples, the
ends counted, each within its neighbours. Lines are unchanged.
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Main (#5576) already hides sketch and construction rows past the marker,
and keeps feature rows listed after a manual Roll Back Here. This adds the
missing regression test for sketches after timeline.roll_to.
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* Tabs: a middle click closes a design's tab, as its × does
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* Tabs: a middle click on a tab's × closes it too (#7875)
The × lies over the tab and takes the clicks on it, so a middle click
there reached the × rather than the tab and left the tab open.
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* claim: #7677
* Sketch: a rebuilt projection keeps what the sketch held on it (#7677)
When a projection changes shape, update_link rebuilt it by deleting the old
projected points and curves first, and every constraint on them went too: a
point held on a projected edge, a corner coincident with a projected point.
A line that shared a projected corner was left on a free point, so the sketch's
lines no longer followed the projection.
The rebuild now makes the new entities first, moves the sketch's own curves and
constraints onto the new entities that match the old ones (the same corner, the
same circle, the same side or the longest piece of it), and removes the old
ones last. Matched entities keep their ids, so the solve after it sees where
they moved from and names still find them. Curve points with no match keep a
free point where they were; only constraints on entities with no match go. A
failed rebuild leaves the sketch as it was.
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* link_rebuild: import Vec2 from solidcore_record and the geom prelude
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Review follow-ups on the render export: a synthetic case without a name
writes nothing instead of panicking; a rerun removes the numbered files a
previous run left past the current bodies; a failed write is printed
instead of turning the case into "panicked", and the directory is checked
before the replay; an unexpected refusal writes its inputs too.
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The bottom and left History hand a clicked feature to an open dialog whose active input takes features (Pattern, Mirror). The History rows in the Browser only selected it.
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replay() handled fillets, chamfers, moves and tool features; an Offset
Face fell through to "cannot be patterned or mirrored yet". Each copy
now moves the picked face points and offsets the faces found there.
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* claim: #11430
* History controls: step through the features the bottom bar shows (#11430)
While a component is edited or picked, the bottom History bar shows only
its features (timeline_scope), but First, Back, Forward and Last stepped
over every feature of the design. They now step through the bar's own
timeline_fold::View, never move against their direction from a marker
outside the shown features, and stop playback when they leave the
marker. Preference history_steps_component (Preferences > Layout, on by
default) keeps the old stepping through the whole design.
Rebased onto main after #8886 rewrote the History bar.
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* Move SolidCraft's mesher and its evaluator into solidcore (RFC 0003, item 1.1)
A move only, so history follows the files: SolidCraft's planner
(crates/kernel/src/tess/) becomes solidcore-tess's src/mesher/, and its plan
evaluator (crates/geom/src/tess.rs and tess/) becomes the kernel's
src/eval/plan.rs and src/eval/plan/, next to solidcore::eval. No content
changes; the next commits wire them in and remove solidcore-tess's own
planner, so one mesher remains.
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* solidcore-tess: remove its own planner and plan, replaced by SolidCraft's
solidcore-tess's planner (src/planner/) and plan (src/plan.rs) were a port
of SolidCraft's; SolidCraft's own moved in with the previous commit, so one
mesher remains (RFC 0003, item 1.1). The next commit wires the moved code in
behind solidcore-tess's public API.
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* Wire in SolidCraft's mesher and evaluator; SolidCraft meshes through solidcore-tess
The moved plan evaluator is the kernel's `solidcore::eval::plan`, in the
kernel's vectors, beside `solidcore::eval` (where the two overlap, they are
unified in a later step). The moved planner is solidcore-tess's `mesher`,
behind its public API: `plan`, `TessPlan` and `FacePlan` (SolidCraft's plan
types, now in solidcore-tess's `plan`, with its `poles` field), `evaluate`
returning the mesh and the faces left out, `PlanStats` and its records,
`MeshTolerance`, `preview` and `simplify`.
- The mesher evaluates surfaces with the kernel's plan evaluator and edge
curves and pcurves with the kernel through solidcore-convert; it works in
the kernel's vectors and hands the plan the record's. It keeps SolidCraft's
text (rustfmt skips it) and allows the lints it does not meet yet, with the
reason; a panic in planning is caught at `plan` until the next step brings
checked access.
- SolidCraft's geom re-exports the evaluator as `geom::tess`, through one line
in xtask/solidcore-seam.txt (until RFC 0003 item 1.8 moves model-evaluation
callers to ops and tess queries), with converters between its vectors and
the kernel's and its partials in its own vectors; the B-spline basis
functions it shares with geom's splines moved into `eval::plan::basis`.
- The kernel crate meshes with `solidcore_tess::plan`; its `MeshTolerance` and
`DISPLAY_ANGLE` are solidcore-tess's, and its worker map that only the
mesher used is gone.
- Tests move with what they test: the planner's tests that build bodies with
SolidCraft's kernel are crates/kernel/src/display_plan_tests.rs, the plan
types' are in solidcore-tess, the evaluator's cross-check with geom's NURBS
surface is in geom.
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* Kernel rig: the shared core names the mesher's new home
tests/kernel-cases/PATHS-ALL still listed crates/kernel/src/tess/**, which the
move emptied, and the rig plan's check fails a glob that matches no file. The
mesher and its plan evaluator are now solidcore-tess's src/mesher/ and the
kernel's src/eval/plan.rs and plan/; they are inside solidcore/** already, and
are named there so the move stays visible in the list.
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* solidcore-tess: the kernel decides the moved mesher's poles, once per iso-line
SolidCraft's mesher, moved into solidcore-tess, told a pole by the surface's
derivative speeds at the point, evaluated afresh at every question. It now asks
the kernel's certified classifier (solidcore::eval::collapse), which decides on
the iso-line through the point, and keeps each answer under its iso-line
(direction, other parameter, reach), so the kernel is asked once per iso-line
however many nodes and passes look at it. There is one pole check: where the
kernel cannot tell, the face is refused, named with the point and the kernel's
reason, and nothing is taken for an answer. On the 1,101 kernel-case bodies,
the primitives and 26 STEP files the kernel refused no point at either
tolerance. The speed-based checks the mesher used (`degenerate`,
`degenerate_within` in eval::plan::uv) are deleted.
Pole questions and kernel classifier calls (export): coil split by a plane
(793) 1,084,906 -> 1,393; coil through a cylinder wall (4505) 996,266 ->
12,877; boss-root fillet 54,244 -> 310; twisted closed sweep 80,112 -> 562.
The 160 spline-heavy bodies mesh in 8.0 s instead of 13.2-13.7 s
single-threaded, with the same triangles; all 1,107 kernel-case bodies and
primitives keep their counts.
solidcore-tess's pole pass is back on this mesher: a pole of higher order
gets the kernel's exact limit normal per triangle, or the mean of its
triangles' normals where the kernel has none (named in
PlanStats::averaged_poles); a normal neither rule gives refuses the face in
`evaluate`. At a degenerate vertex the CPU evaluation takes the kernel's limit
normal instead of a step inside. tests/pole.rs runs again.
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* solidcore-tess: a node just past the range is classified on it, within the face's tolerance
The kernel's pole classifier refuses a point off the surface's parameter
range, and the mesher meets boundary nodes a little past it: pcurves made to a
STEP file's uncertainty end there. A node past the range by no more than the
face's own tolerance (the largest of its edges' and vertices') is classified at
its nearest point of the range, where it lies on the face to within that
tolerance. Farther out, the face is refused with the distance named; nothing is
extrapolated and there is no other pole check.
On the 319 files of solidcore's STEP bench corpus this classifies the six
faces the classifier refused: tork's faces 217, 243, 250 and 269 (nodes at most
9.8e-7 mm off, tolerances 1e-3 mm and up), nist_ctc_02_asme1_rc's face 647
(0.113 mm, tolerance 0.119 mm and up) and nist_ctc_05_asme1_ap203's face 143
(0.034 mm, tolerance 0.051 mm and up). No face of the corpus is refused, and
the 1,107 kernel-case bodies and primitives keep their triangle counts.
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* solidcore-tess: ask the moved mesher's pole question once per node
The sag refinement and the flips ask, at every triangle corner, side and
round, whether a node is on a pole, and the self-crossing check asked it twice
per node, once for each chord the node ends. Whether a node is on a pole is a
property of its parameters: a `sag::Poles` memo, shared by refinement and the
flips of a face, asks it once per node, and `tangle::crossing` keeps each
node's answer for both its chords.
This is #13559's fix for solidcore-tess's own planner, which the move replaced,
carried over to the moved mesher with its test
(`the_pole_question_is_asked_once_per_node`: 27,452 questions for 349 nodes
without the memo, at most two per node with it). Triangle counts are unchanged
on the 1,107 kernel-case bodies and primitives, and the coil's test
(`the_spline_coil_keeps_its_triangles`) still passes.
Ported from #13559 by @bherbruck (co-authored by jyviko).
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* solidcore: no panic-prone calls in the moved plan evaluator
f64::clamp panics on NaN bounds, so Domain::clamp and wrap_into take max then min. The
derivatives and starting-grid vectors grow as they are filled instead of preallocating a
product that could overflow.
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* solidcore-tess: keep the reasons a face is refused for
- A face whose pole question the kernel could not answer is refused with that reason even
when planning then failed on it: the refusal is read before the plan's own error, which may
be a later symptom ("boundary crosses itself").
- A node the kernel's evaluator refuses (other than a pole node, which has its own rule)
refuses the face in TessPlan::evaluate with the node and the reason, instead of taking the
plan evaluator's normal, which can be made up where the derivatives do not evaluate.
- The poles' range check takes max then min: f64::clamp panics on a NaN bound.
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* claim: #7908
* Sketch: every slot adds a middle point (#7908)
Straight slots (centre to centre, overall, centre point) add a construction
line between the arc centres and a point held at its midpoint. Arc slots add
a point on the construction centre arc with equal construction chords to the
two cap centres, so it stays halfway along the arc. The middle takes no
freedom away and adds none; commands return it as `middle` (and
`centre_line` for straight slots).
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* Sketch: the slot previews show the middle's construction geometry
While a slot is placed, the preview draws what the command will make: the
centre line and middle of a straight slot, and the middle's chords on an
arc slot's centre arc.
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* Sketch: count an arc slot's freedom right with its middle; update slot scenario
Make the arc slot's middle point after the centre-line ends and before the
side ends, so the rank analysis takes the middle's two constraints on its own
coordinates before the cap tangencies (which hold only to the solve's
accuracy). Made last, a radius edit left the slot reported with one degree of
freedom too few; made right after the centre, `locate` placed the middle
before the start and fixed the start's x where it barely moves, so the slot
shifted. The slot_preview scenario counts the middle's construction curves.
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* Sketch: the rounded rectangle adds a centre point (#7908)
The rounded rectangle now gets a construction diagonal between its
bottom-left and top-right corner arc centres and a point held at its
midpoint, so its centre stays in the middle when it is edited or
dragged. It adds no freedom. The slot tests now take Vec2 from
solidcore_record, where main moved it.
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* Sketch shapes: preserve typed replies for construction centers
Preserve current upstream behavior while applying the reviewed correction. Central native builds and strict workspace linting pass; remaining runtime and screenshot checks are recorded in the PR.
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* claim: #13536 and #13541, offset reach refused by the certified-reach gate
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* Offset: a face with no neighbour is not refused for a reach it doesn't need (#13541)
A whole torus offset as one face meets only itself across its seams, so the
local reach has nothing to bound and returns None, as its docs say. It asked
the face's exact class first, at its seam vertex and for its move, and a torus
has none, so the move was refused as ReachUncertified. The neighbours are now
found before any bound is asked.
The torus face offsets again (offset_torus_face passes; its known-failing line
goes). Kernel test: a torus given a coaxial torus 0.5 wider moves to it, which
fails without the change with ReachUncertified.
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* claim: #14227
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* Sketch: Trim shows the piece a click removes on splines (#14227)
The hover keeps a free-form curve's cuts once per sketch state and shares
the code that splits the curve with sketch.trim, so both name the same piece.
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* claim: part of #2829 (surface.extend and surface.trim schemas)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Give surface.extend and surface.trim input and output schemas
Part of #2829.
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* Move: tests for a click on an arrow and for the total from the start (#GABE)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Move: test a click whose press and release arrive in one frame (#13101)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Move: a click on a triad handle shows the value it drives (#13101)
gizmo::show reports nothing until a drag starts, so a press and release that
arrive in one frame never reached dialogs_move::drag and the box stayed on X.
Record a press on a handle that starts no drag, and show its value in the box;
a click moves nothing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Review: doc comment back on show(); drop the unrelated total test (#13101)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* gizmo: take the clicked handle from the press position
A press and release in one frame can end with the pointer elsewhere, so
the handle under the press event itself is the one clicked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* gizmo: take the pressed handle even when the pointer ends off the triad
The press hit-test now runs before the early returns for a pointer off
every handle, and only for a press in the gizmo's own layer and view, as
hover already required. The arrow click test gains a one-frame case that
moves the pointer off the triad after the release.
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Only the outermost command saves an undo step and clears redo, for
itself or for an undoable command it ran. A command run inside another
saves none, so a combine into a new component is one step and a failed
command leaves the undo and redo lists as they were. A command that
replaces the session (opening a design) keeps its fresh history.
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* STEP export: test that a spline curve's closed_curve and self_intersect are written when known (#12147)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* STEP export: write closed_curve and self_intersect where the curve knows them (#12147)
A clamped spline now says whether its ends meet (.T./.F.), and a straight
two-point pcurve says it does not cross itself. Anything else stays .U.
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* MCP export: accept iges, igs and stp as the format argument (#11806)
The export tool's format enum omitted iges, igs and stp although
file.export reads all three from the extension. Adds them to the enum
and the description, with a test that exports each.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* MCP docs: export table lists stp, iges and igs (#11806)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* docs: scx, a script-first MCP server for SolidCraft, with its benchmark results
Adds docs/scx-hybrid: a prototype MCP server (scx.py) that lets a model drive
SolidCraft with short Python scripts instead of single tool calls, the task
files it was measured on, and a write-up of the results (23-task benchmark on
Haiku 5.5, difficulty ladder L1-L9, L8 also on Sonnet 5 and Opus 5.5).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs(scx): say what the check covers, the real stopping sequence and the code alias; scx.py reports bridge errors
- The 69/69 row is "passing the check": volume and bounding box per body, not each feature's place.
- `code` is the schema's name; the other names work only for clients that do not check the schema.
- The stopping rule paragraph lists the versions kept under the 5% bar (v10, v11) and where tuning stopped.
- scx.py: a JSON-RPC `error` from the SolidCraft bridge is raised as SCError, for scx's own tools
and for passed-through calls, instead of an empty reply that is not marked as an error.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs(scx): say which comparison the 5% bar is read on (v10's -6% is against a mixed baseline)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* Faces: Context Menu Cleanup (#11795)
A curved face, or several selected faces, offer Press Pull in place of
Create Sketch, Extrude and Offset Plane. The face menu leaves out items
that cannot act on the selection instead of greying them out.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Faces: test that the face menu lists only what acts on the faces (#11795)
A curved face, or several faces, offer Press Pull in place of Create
Sketch, Extrude and Offset Plane. Tests that expected greyed-out items
now expect them left out.
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* claim: #11680
* Quitting with several unsaved designs asks once, in one list (#11680)
Quitting, quitting to install an update, and closing several tabs at once
now show one "Save changes to N designs?" window listing every unsaved design
in this window's tabs, each with a tick box, instead of one prompt per design.
Save Selected saves the ticked designs in tab order and closes nothing if a
location picker is cancelled or a save fails. One unsaved design keeps the
existing prompt, and a General preference keeps the old one-at-a-time prompts.
The control channel lists the rows and takes save_indices through ui.documents.
The headless test helpers now clear texture updates and use the test clock.
* Save changes to N designs: each path sits under its name, and a long list scrolls (#11680)
* Control protocol: say that an empty save_indices list still closes and discards (#11680)
* Save changes to N designs: each row has its own Save and Discard (#11680)
Each row now has Save and Discard buttons beside its tick box. Answering a row
closes only that tab; a cancelled picker or failed save keeps the row. The
window stays until the last row is answered, then the close or quit carries on.
The control channel takes save_row and discard_row.
* Control protocol: list save_prompt_one_at_a_time with the other ui.prefs settings (#11680)
* Save changes to N designs: follow main's theme tokens and preferences window (#11680)
The quit-one-dialog-per-tab test turns on the preference that keeps that flow,
since several unsaved designs are now asked about once, in one list.
* claim: #1458
* Agent chat: in the Snap, say why no agent is found instead of listing installs (#1458)
The strictly confined Snap can neither see nor start the coding agents
installed on the computer, so the picker came up empty with only install
commands that cannot help. Like the Flatpak, the panel and Preferences now
explain the sandbox, pointing to the AppImage/.deb/.rpm or an
OpenAI-compatible API agent, and the Snap shows no install list. The Snap
check is shared with the updater's (update::is_snap).
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Review follow-ups to #13555 (issue #13629, from tangency-labs/solidcore#3217).
The test's time was in its three booleans (cut in turn 34 s, union of the
sweeps 46 s, cut by the union 37 s unoptimised), not the volume. The default
test keeps the cut in turn, the sequence SolidCraft runs, the corpus case
records and the kernel rig replays; it still fails without #13555 (NotSolid).
The cut by the union moves to its own #[ignore]d test, as kernel_cases.rs does
for its slow unions; it passes with --ignored. One helper grades both: one
solid, valid at CheckLevel::All, within the case's 1e-6 of its closed form,
the volume measured to 1e-7.
create_proto_edge now says at the trim_unsnapped call when it refuses (a
joined curve's own trim snaps further than the common interval allows, or it
is no B-spline to reparametrise) and why: the old code built an edge running
past its 3D curve there.
No change to what the kernel computes.
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* claim: #12482
* Sketch: an unplaced dimension's value clears the line it measures (#12482)
The default place of a linear dimension's value was a fixed 22 px across from
the measured points. The value is drawn level on screen, so on a vertical or
slanted line a wide value reached back over the line. The default place now
moves out by the value box's extent across the line plus 8 px, and never less
than the old 22 px.
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* claim: #11622
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Web app: the 3D view takes the Anti-aliasing setting, 4x by default (#11622)
The web app drew the view straight into egui's window pass, which has one
sample, so the view was 1x whatever Graphics said, and supersampling did
nothing either. It now installs the view the desktop's way
(install_viewport -> set_wgpu_split): offscreen, with its own 32-bit depth
buffer and the saved anti-aliasing, then copied into egui's pass, which has
no depth buffer now. WebGL draws 1x, as desktop OpenGL does, and Graphics
shows 2x-8x as not available there.
The desktop's sample-count rule moves to ui-egui's gpu::scene_samples so both
apps share it; gpu::scene_sample_choices leaves out the counts a backend
would draw at 1x.
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* defeature: a feature whose base patch is not built is kept and named, never left open (#3093)
Moved from tangency-labs/solidcore#3179.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* smlib: drop the retired defeature_refuses_open_base fix (tangency-labs/solidcore#3179)
The carried change retires UpstreamFixes::defeature_refuses_open_base: a feature whose base patch is not built is kept and named on every kernel, so the app no longer sets the flag.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Port issue_3093_extrusion_defeature to main's certified volume sign
Soundness::volume is a VolumeSign enclosure on main (#13593), not an f64; the
test compares the enclosures (overlap across reaches, containment of the
measured value) instead of the numbers.
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* solidcore: SolidCraft #13519 case (a prism joined with its side leaning a hair off a wall)
Six cases for tangency-labs/solidcraft#13519: a box and a prism extruded
from XY whose side starts on the box's face and leans 0 to 1e-3 mm off it
at its far end, joined (leon-vv's reduction of the report). On SolidCraft
main the 7e-5 mm gap fails in make_faceuse and 3e-5 is refused by the
check. Volumes are exact: 4200 - 25 g by the shoelace formula.
* solidcore: #13519 case notes give the replay on SolidCraft main and kernel
solidcraft-cli built from main 0d490ffb and kernel 8f13e948 gives the same
results; at 1e-4 and 1e-3 the join comes out as two bodies.
* solidcore: #13519 control case's profile corner is 0.0, not -0.0
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* test: a whole turn's form from the quarter line its seam is a rounding short of; a tube measures the same after a STEP round trip (#12760)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: a whole turn's form starts on the quarter line its seam is within reach of (#12760)
A cylinder, cone, sphere or torus face of one whole turn had its NURBS form from the quarter
its seam's angle lies in, without the reach the partial-turn path ends on quarter lines with. A
STEP file's seam on its frame's x axis reads back a rounding short of the quarter line
(2pi - 2e-12), so the form started a quarter early: its four quarters ended a quarter short of
the seam's second use, the face's last quarter was off its form, and mass properties
integrated past the form's end (a tube read back measured 14 % over).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: the read-back centre at the measure's accuracy (#12760)
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* test(kernel): a sweep's twist turns the profile about the path whatever plane it was drawn on (#12337)
A line along Y swept 40 along X with a quarter turn is the same helicoid
strip drawn on the XY plane (the path's own plane) as on the YZ plane (square
to the path): its far end stands along Z and its area is the strip's, 875.9.
Fails before the fix: on the XY plane the twist turned the line about the
sketch plane's normal, leaving a flat sheet.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(kernel): a sweep's twist turns the profile about the path, not the sketch plane (#12337)
`controlled_stations` twisted (and scaled) the profile about the profile
plane's normal, pointing the way the path leaves it. For a profile square
to its path (every solid sweep) that is the path's direction; for a surface
sweep of a curve drawn on the path's own plane it is not: the issue's line
along Y on the XY plane, swept along X with a 90 degree twist, spun in its
plane and gave a flat sheet (rc.2 refuses it), while the same line on the
YZ plane twisted about the path.
The axis is now the path's start tangent, as `SweepControl` describes the
twist ("about the path"); `direction_offset` measures its correction after a
corner about the run's direction too, as its own comment says. Profiles
square to their path sweep as before (`twisted_sweep_turns_in_proportion`).
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* STEP header: test that a malformed header record does not stop the import (#11650)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* STEP header: skip a header record that does not parse (#11650)
The header loop failed the whole import on the first malformed record. The
header only describes the file, so skip to the next line that starts with a
keyword; with none left, the error stands.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* STEP header: stop skipping bad records at DATA, count lines once (#11650)
A header missing its ENDSEC; no longer reads the DATA section as header
records to skip, and line numbers for errors met while skipping are
counted from the last error instead of the start of the file.
Also cargo fmt.
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Fixes#11838
Changes a default: no
The surface loft dialog restricted section picks to PROFILES | CURVES and required sections to come from two or more sketches. Users could not loft between surface body boundaries, open sheet edges, or between a body edge and a sketch curve. Furthermore, when re-editing an existing surface loft feature created with body edge sections, the dialog failed to restore the edge selections.
1. Update SelInput for sections in Surf::Loft to accept PROFILES | CURVES | EDGES.
2. In commands(), chain picked edges alongside sketch curves and map Sel::Edge into {"body": body, "edges": [points]}.
3. Replace the strict sketch-count check with a check for >= 2 total valid sections.
4. In for_feature(), resolve section body edges back to Sel::Edge when re-opening the dialog.
5. Add unit regression test surface_loft_with_body_edges_and_sketch_sections in loft_rails_dialog_tests.rs.
* claim: #12075
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* wip: Project accepts construction points (#12075)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* wip: count construction-point links in the read set (#12075)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Project: a construction point is brought into the sketch's frame and its component's placement is read (#12075)
Review: a point owned by a moved component projected in the root's frame, and moving its component did not refresh a root sketch's projection. The sketch's frame is now passed to the link resolver, and the point's component is in the sketch's placement reads.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Project construction point test: unground the part before moving it
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch Project: carry the construction-point frame through main's lost-name handling and the point reference form
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sketch projection: keep the author occurrence with its frame
Preserve current upstream behavior while applying the reviewed correction. Central native builds and strict workspace linting pass; remaining runtime and screenshot checks are recorded in the PR.
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* Mesh convert: a closed mesh of any shape converts as a faceted solid (#358)
Convert Mesh rebuilt only constant-section prisms and refused every other
closed mesh ("this mesh is not a supported constant-section prism"), which
the prismatic axes fail the mesh is rebuilt as the faceted solid its
triangles describe: each run of coplanar neighbour triangles one planar
face (within 1e-7 mm of the run's seed plane, under the 1e-6 mm sewing
attaches a plane to a wire at), the boundary walked around shared vertices
through the group's own triangles, every boundary side exactly one wire
edge so the faces that share a rim always pair, the faces sewn with
sew_touching and checked for validity and the mesh's own volume. Nothing
is fitted: a rounded wall stays flat triangles rather than an uncertified
cylinder. The faces are at most the triangles, so the 50,000-triangle
budget alone bounds the cost (#346).
Tested: cargo test -p solidcraft-kernel mesh_convert (10 tests, incl. a
chamfered box rebuilding as exactly its 7 flats at volume 4000 +- 1e-6 with
a STEP round trip, a subdivided box as 6 flats, a sphere as per-triangle
facets); a 39,468-triangle f32 part converts to 4,105 planar faces in 2.6 s
over the CLI (closed, one shell, volume kept); full kernel suite unchanged
(10 blend failures reproduce on clean main under this toolchain); xtask
layers clean; fmt clean.
* Tests: drop an unneeded mut on the subdivided-box flat closure (CodeRabbit)
* claim: keep line dimension inputs clear of the preview (#12180)
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* fix: keep sketch line inputs clear of their preview
Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
* claim: keep line dimension inputs clear of the preview (#12180)
Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
* fix: keep sketch line inputs clear of their preview
Co-Authored-By: Codex <noreply@openai.com>
* fix: retry line input placements in tight viewports
Retry the first field when the second cannot fit, then try bounded repairs while preserving the original clearance predicate and successful placements. Cover constructive small-viewport regressions.
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* test: use egui unique IDs for line-input regression
Keep the new Line placement regression on the egui 0.37 ID API used by current main.
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* Forms: selected text reads in SolidCraft 95 and CGA (#11804)
* Forms: name the selection ink threshold (#11804)
* Forms: take the contrast ratio and tokens from the theme crate (#11804)
main moved contrast_ratio and Tokens from ui-egui's theme module into
solidcraft_theme, so the selection ink and its tests use them from there.
Made with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (Ultra plan, default effort, fast mode off, Ultracode off).
* Forms: keep selection_ink private to the layout module (#11804)
main's gallery test now asks every crate-visible ui_kit function for a
gallery entry. selection_ink only picks a colour for layout.rs, so it is
private now.
Made with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (Ultra plan, default effort, fast mode off, Ultracode off).
* claim: #11547
* Browser: a body keeps a faint bar while one of its faces, edges or vertices is selected (#11547)
With a face selected and the pointer off the model, the browser tree showed nothing: a selected
face lights only the feature that made it, inside the Features folder, which is usually folded.
The body holding the face, edge or vertex now keeps the faint bar of a row with something lit
inside it, and so do the rows leading to it. The body is not drawn as selected.
* test: the placement holding the body keeps its faint bar while a face is selected, and clears with the selection
* test: name Vec3 from solidcore_record, as main's tests now do
* Browser: a body that holds the selected face and is under the pointer marks its placement once
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* claim: #9634
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* Rectangular Pattern: each direction's pick, quantity and spacing grouped together (#9634)
The dialog listed both direction picks, then both quantities, then both spacings, so a direction's settings were split apart. Each direction is now its own titled group (Direction 1, Direction 2) holding its pick, Quantity, Spacing and, for features, Alignment, in the same order for both.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Rectangular Pattern: submit the regrouped dialog explicitly in the hole scenario
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* claim: #7776
* About: the attributions read as formatted text, not raw Markdown (#7776)
The About dialog showed ATTRIBUTION.md through a plain label, so its
headings, bold text and pipe tables appeared as written. It now goes
through the Markdown renderer of the release notes, parsed once.
That renderer learns pipe tables: a row reads as one entry, its first
cell in bold and the other cells between dots, so the thousand file
rows wrap to the narrow About window instead of widening it. The row
above a |---| line is a header, shown smaller.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01FN5eEMrqWWXqi65FcK8GXq
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* Crash reports: hold a Rayon worker panic until the command ends (#7402)
A pool thread does not see the command scope or the guard flag, so the
hook wrote a report at once, without the design the command started
from, before guard turned the panic into an internal error. While a
command is running, keep that panic and report it with the command and
design when the command ends. Mark it recovered when the worker was
inside guard or the kernel caught an internal error for the command. A
worker panic outside a command is still written at once.
Kernel internal errors reach the engine as EngineError::Internal, as a
command's own panic does, so Session::execute tells the crash module
when the error came from the kernel (crash::kernel_caught) instead of
command_done matching on the message. diagnostics.crash_test gains the
worker and worker_raw modes in its typed contract.
Tests cover a panic inside guard on a kernel pool worker during a
command (map_with_local_pools, the kernel's own parallel path), a worker
panic resumed into guard, one outside guard, and one outside any
command. docs/crash-reports.md notes two limits: plain threads are not
held, and the open-command count is process-wide.
Fixes#7402
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* docs(engine): document worker crash-report hold-back API
Doc comments only, for the items #7402 touched: the crash_test command
handler, CrashTestMode's deserializer, PoolPanics' fields and its static,
with_pool_panics, PoolHold, Scope::enter and its Drop, unclean_exit,
and the four worker crash tests.
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The hull test pinned 80.0551, the difference of two 5.1e6 volumes each asked at 1e-6: integrator noise, not the gain. The gain is now the flux over the faces the chamfer changed, taken about a point of the chain: 80.12092 at 1e-11 and 80.12081 at 1e-9, asserted to agree to 1e-3. Whole-body volumes about the box's middle miss their 1e-11 by 1.5e-9 relative on this body (tangency-labs/solidcraft#14170), so the gain is not their difference.
It is cross-checked against an independent integration of the chamfer's sections along the chain, from the faces before and the rails after, with the chain's ends sectioned through their end faces: 79.82 +- 0.53, the stations near the ends with no section the remaining term. A U groove chamfered 0.5 and 1 removes its closed form L (0.5^2 + 1^2) / 2 (from w2905). The test guards b456f34f0a (#2907): with its band condition `(p - e).length() < width` removed, both tests fail.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Retire the kernel branch: kernel PRs go to main; big work on its own feature branch
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Big features go as stacked PRs into main
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A batch of UI or docs PRs ran every rig area in the merge queue. The plan now maps the
batch's diff (merge_group base to head) the same way it maps a PR's, so a batch that
touches no kernel path starts no rig shard. Pushes to main still run every area, so
anything a batch misses shows up right after it lands.
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The kernel measures, at a parameter of an edge between two face uses, the gap between the feet, the normal angle, and the jumps of the normal sections' curvature and its first two arc-length derivatives, from exact partials. It also gives an edge curve's κN and a surface's normal curvature along a parameter line, at even steps for combs. Ops runs the continuity report on record order with the caller's tolerances: the order met at the stations, plus the kernel's proved tangent_all_along as the whole-edge G1 verdict. Ops does no float arithmetic. Tests are against closed forms: box edges at pi/2, a round's rails tangent with a jump of 1/r, cylinder circles with κN = 1/R pointing at the axis.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* sweep: a multi-section blend through ordered cross-sections, G0 to G3 at its ends (#3140)
section_blend builds SolidCraft's loft_blend in the kernel: one B-spline surface through every station of ordered cross-sections. At the first and last section it holds the frames' conditions, G0 to G3. Interior sections hold the run's finite differences, C3 with four or more sections and C2 with three. Every span is one Bezier of Hermite rows, elevated exactly. That is SolidCraft's definition of the blend, documented as such, not an interpolant with an error against anything. end_rows, the Hermite-row builder, is public for the bridge to share. Tests against closed forms: two sections at G0 are the ruled surface; G1 ends leave at the definition's speed exactly; five sections of a parabolic cylinder with its own frames reproduce it; interior joints are C3 or C2; the refusals.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* sweep: section_blend grows its vectors as it fills them (panic-site inventory)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* sweep: section blend review: the backward sign, the cubic at u = 0.75 (#3194)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* sweep: the section blend keeps its definition, and the review's fixes (#3140, #3194)
The multi-section blend's surface now keeps its definition (KeptDefinition::SectionBlend, BlendRef::SectionBlend): the sections, end orders, crowns and the motions its net took. Re-certification rebuilds the net and replays each motion through the same BSplineSurface::transform, then compares exactly (net_distance 0, any orientation of the parameter square). A record (SectionBlendRecord) round-trips it, and a tampered net is refused.
From jyviko's review of #3194:
- the backward one-sided third difference had its sign turned (SolidCraft's too); it is now the backward difference;
- G3 is tested against a circle's and a helix's frames;
- 5-station v interpolation, the bounds by message, and every interior joint are tested;
- end_rows and third_derivative are crate-private;
- the floors are documented as exact tests that refuse.
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The comment describing the right-to-left label search (#10471) had ended up above the layout test added in #10638. Test-only comment move, nothing the user sees changes.
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* offset: the four-face vertex split is the only path; the three split flags retire
Addresses solidcore#2981.
The three `UpstreamFixes` fields (`offset_closes_loop_gaps`,
`offset_splits_corner_vertices`, `offset_four_face_vertex_split`) delete with
their off paths: every extended offset closes its loop gaps and splits its
corner vertices (`step_gaps.rs`'s `split_corner_vertices` unconditional), the
geometry creator's four-face split always builds (its own helper is gone; the
tangency tolerance is the fork's half a degree unconditionally,
`default_tangency_tol_radians()`; `use_creator_tangency_tol` applies it), and
an offset or a shell of a manifold solid that is no closed manifold solid is
refused (`SM_ERR`, 1001) rather than returned, as WR-578/WR-657 ask.
Goldens blessed with the change's own justification: `offset.offset_executive_p2`
594 PASS (61 changed-cases: the eight shell variants of a closed box round whose
offset was no closed manifold solid is now refused 1000 -> 1001 — the default
path's own refusal — plus two cylinder offsets whose surface geometry moves by
ulp-scale rounding from the always-half-degree tangency tolerance);
`offset.offset_geometry_creation` 926 PASS (2: the executor's own state caches
shrink with the split's changed solve plan, the results are the same);
`topology.brep_local_operation` 165 PASS (83 changed: the built bodies now carry
the split's extra edge — graph 146 -> 249 nodes, edge owners +2, uv owners +2 —
whereas before the split was off and the merge either refused or left the
four-faces' corner as one grown vertex). `offset.offset_executive_p1` 1060 PASS,
no result change.
Tests move to the default path: `wr_578_offset_closes_loop_gaps.rs` and
`wr_657_offset_splits_corner_vertices.rs` lose their own flag bools;
`fork_2e1bb8c_four_face_vertex_split.rs`'s four off-path expectations delete
(the off state no longer exists) and the two closed-forms tests run on the
default path; `issue_2020`, `wr650`, `issue_1945`, `issue_1818`, `issue_2260`
drop their enable flags (`kernel_cases/fixes.json` 300 -> 297). The whole-crate
cargo test keeps one failure, `fillet_round_failure_notes_status::
the_rollover_failure_notes_its_status`, which reproduces on this base with the
change stashed (pre-existing on main, unrelated to the flags' paths).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
* findings: goldens checksum blocks move across platforms (aarch64 darwin vs CI's x86_64)
The full goldens sweep on this machine fails 84/283 units whose changed rows
are checksum-block-only movements, with identical value rows and identical
op/crash/state hashes; reproduced on the clean base 7efbd5090 in a scratch
worktree while the same code is green on CI's x86_64 (run 42399108643 at
8d7a0bf07's tip family). Records what a later agent must check before
attributing such red units to their own lane (run the clean base first), and
what holds: value rows agree within the 1e-9 basis; the block tolerances
absorb aarch64-vs-x86_64 value noise.
Evidence thread for #2981's re-verification turns (the PR's own four units
PASS locally with within-gate values; the sweep red is the platform baseline).
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* review: bound the verification claims and remove retired flag scaffolding
Only one goldens unit was compared with a clean base; the 84-unit sweep is not an established platform baseline. Main run 42399108643 skipped goldens. Correct the unmerged finding instead of treating those failures as cleared.
Remove the constant-true four_face variable and its dead conditions without changing the enabled construction. Drop the retired flag documentation accidentally attached to the unrelated cone flag, and name the now-unused kernel argument explicitly.
Co-Authored-By: GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* test: migrate remaining offset regressions to the default split path
Remove obsolete flag-off refusal assertions and duplicate constant-boolean helpers. Preserve the plate topology check, closed-form volume tolerances and loop-gap checks. The fully chamfered inset now names the vanishing edge (1043).
The square-to-circle loft on default fixes now runs the existing complete assert_sound oracle: all check levels, outward manifoldness and independent cavity/volume enclosure.
Focused validation: 42 tests pass across nine binaries with four pre-existing ignored. Workspace clippy -D warnings, fmt and wasm pass. The optimized whole-crate no-fail-fast run is pending, as are the moved-case soundness evidence and canonical exact-head CI.
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* test: require valid topology for the top-open drilled plate
Update only the top-open #1795 shell regression to the measured 16/36/24 topology and require clean validity levels 0, 1 and 2. The old extra straight-edge split shared a vertex one millimetre off the curve and hid it behind a 4.166 mm tolerance. Keep the existing volume reference and 1e-9 relative tolerance unchanged, and retain the unresolved side-open expectation byte for byte.
Focused optimized test passes: intact manifold solid, volume 9655.150691018822. Workspace fmt, focused clippy -D warnings and diff check pass. No kernel or golden change. Upstream advanced to 7a593124c with substantial overlapping changes; integration and fresh verification remain outstanding before publication/readiness.
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* test: verify the default cavity refusal retains its input
The ribbed lid without crossing-loop resolution leaves an open cavity. The default shell now refuses the non-manifold result with shell_brep status 1001 rather than returning it, so the old successful-result unwrap is obsolete.
Probe the actual ShellOutcome before updating the expectation: ownership is not transferred; the retained 11/24/16 input keeps its key, topology ids, vertex positions and tolerances; integrity and validity levels 0-2 are clean, it is manifold, and volume 2143.9999999999995 matches the closed form 2144. Make these checks permanent without refreshing the returned caches.
Share the unchanged shell options with the successful controls, whose 587.5 volume and 1e-9 tolerance remain byte-identical. All three optimized tests, focused clippy -D warnings, fmt and diff check pass. No kernel or golden change; other PR failures and canonical CI remain unresolved.
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* test: verify the sliver cavity refusal retains its frame
Without cavity-region selection, the crossing floor offsets keep a sliver and leave no manifold cavity. The default shell refuses that result with shell_brep status 1001, so the old successful-result unwrap is obsolete.
Before changing the expectation, probe the actual ShellOutcome: ownership is not transferred; the retained 21/48/32 frame keeps its key, body tolerance, topology ids, vertex positions and tolerances; integrity and validity levels 0-2 pass, it remains manifold, and volume 1249.9999999999995 agrees with the closed form 1250. Make these assertions permanent without refreshing the returned caches.
All four optimized tests, focused clippy -D warnings, fmt and diff check pass. The three successful controls are byte-identical, including the 638.75 volume at 1e-9 relative and the thicker-floor bitwise comparison. No kernel, golden or failure-registry change; other PR failures and canonical CI remain unresolved.
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* test: verify an open vase shell refusal retains its input
With WR-343 enabled and WR-342 disabled, the vase bottom gets no offset. The default shell guard refuses the resulting open offset with shell_brep status 1001 instead of returning it. Replace the obsolete open-body success expectation, not the construction.
Probe both rotational sweep directions first: ownership is retained; the original 3/4/3 vase keeps its key, body tolerance, topology ids, vertex positions and tolerances; integrity and validity levels 0-2 pass and it remains manifold. Retained volumes agree with the original cone/cylinder closed form 18849.55592153876 within 8e-10 relative. Make these assertions permanent without refreshing retained caches, at 1e-9 relative volume tolerance.
Both optimized WR-342 tests, focused clippy -D warnings, fmt and diff check pass. The successful-shell path and oracle are byte-identical, including the 1e-5 relative tolerance. No kernel, golden or failure-registry change; other PR failures and canonical CI remain unresolved.
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* test: verify the drilled-tip refusal preserves the input
Without the apex sphere cap, the cone offset remains open. The default shell guard refuses it with shell_brep status 1001, regardless of the legacy empty-cavity refusal flag, instead of returning a non-manifold body.
Probe all four side/top and refusal-flag combinations first: ownership is retained; the 8/16/11 input keeps its body key and tolerance, topology ids, vertex positions and tolerances; integrity and validity levels 0-2 pass and it remains manifold. Retained volume 31700.26772804645 agrees with the block-minus-drill closed form 31700.2677274178 within 2e-11 relative. Make these assertions permanent at 1e-9 relative, without refreshing retained caches.
Both optimized tests, focused clippy -D warnings, fmt and diff check pass. The sphere-cap success helper and four-way control are byte-identical. No kernel, fixture, golden or failure-registry change. Other PR failures and canonical CI remain unresolved.
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* test: run the pyramid split regression without retired flag setup
Delete only the three stale assignments to removed split fields and describe the default path. The geometry, assertions and local-operation soundness gate are unchanged.
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* offset: request only the second-order jet for crossing classification
Continue #3056. The #1818 rim-mating failures request a full (2,2) rectangle from an implicit offset, exceeding its total-order-three limit. passes_through consumes only second-order partials. Request the triangular jet without changing its formula, derivative limits, pole handling or tolerances.
Tests first: the existing plane control passed and the new implicit-offset regression failed with status 1001. Both pass with the caller correction. The regression preserves the unsupported full-rectangle refusal and independently checks a touch, a lifted quadratic crossing and a shallow straight crossing.
Primary verification: seven creator tests and all four active #1818 tests pass, including strict validity and independent cavity-volume checks. Fmt, workspace/all-target clippy, wasm and panic inventory pass. Integration selection improves 53/8/9 to 56/5/9 (pass/fail/ignore). The seven local-operation failures remain; no assertion or gate is relaxed.
All 2745 affected golden cases remain selected. Exactly one ordinary output changes from the prior head: #1818 now returns the manifold 11-face shell instead of 1001. All 57 existing unapproved differences remain visible; no golden or known failure is blessed. Attach same-camera native-edge before/after views and the successful shaded shell, with provenance and limitations in the finding.
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* goldens: certify the repaired square-to-circle shell result
Continue #3056: update only issue1818_square_to_circle_loft_api_shell_1_top after the second-order caller correction. Status 1001/no body becomes 1000, ownership transferred, result counts [2,2,11,12,24,96,16] and bbox [-20,-20,0,20,20,60]. Both input-purity flags, selected faces and all source geometry fields are retained; the boolean context is restored.
At e6ddf2c31, the actual fixture-runner result has a clean Level-2 check, manifoldness, 11 faces / 24 edges / 16 vertices and volume 8784.12356008852. All four direct issue regressions pass unchanged Level-0/1/2 validity, outward orientation and independently bounded cavity-slab volume checks. Same-camera native-edge before/after and shaded fixed-shell views are in the preceding finding. Fixture SHA-256: 0e7b3fa3d97e8f856fa6be9a838f496233b98990cce0cd5c8b844079664a1b5f.
The complete replacement row equals the actual profile-matched collector; all other rows are byte-unchanged, no failure entry or tolerance changes, and all 2745 affected cases remain selected. The other 56 unapproved golden differences and all unrelated construction failures remain visible.
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* test: grade the default pyramid split in both selection orders
Continue #3056: replace the obsolete flag-off refusal with the unconditional four-face split contract. Both replacement selection orders must give the independent five-plane solid: all six analytic plane-intersection vertices, unchanged 1e-9 volume comparison, manifoldness, topology 5/9/6 and clean Level-0/1/2 validity.
Only test code changes. Production local-operation prefix, failure matching, soundness gate, refusal helper and rollback assertions stay byte-unchanged; #3073/#3084/#3124 scopes are untouched.
Measured at parent 0dcc5df1a00ec86e0ffe54ec98e8ba99e00ec692 plus test SHA-256 305d5a9cd6c3e2214abad1b63702a0c9941e56336638ad7aadcb047e74155c50: all three pyramid controls and both crossing controls pass; local operations 29 pass / 6 fail / 2 ignore, the 17 integration binaries 56 pass / 5 fail / 9 ignore. Fmt, workspace/all-target clippy, wasm and panic inventory pass. All 2745 captured outputs including 121 known failures are byte-identical to the pre-refresh capture. The actual gate retains 56 ordinary differences; no further expectation or failure entry is changed.
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* goldens: grade the two generated pyramid splits against their five planes
Continue #3056 / #2981 without production, case-input or tolerance changes.
gen0040 and gen0068 have the independently enumerated six plane-intersection
vertices and manifold 5/9/6 topology, with clean Level-0/1/2 checks.
Kernel volumes 992044.1995192543 / 1093044.507611554 versus independent
992044.19951951645359 / 1093044.50761159413764; relative errors 2.643e-13 /
3.662e-14 at the unchanged 1e-9 rule. All six oracle controls pass.
Only these two complete runner encodings change; full old/new encodings,
mathematical construction, kept-input plane residuals, controls and native
before/after wireframes are in the finding. The rounded nonplanar sides in
these cases are replaced by caller planes, not continued through their poles.
No excluded pole construction or #3073/#3084/#3124 scope is implemented.
The other eleven local-operation differences, six local-operation test
failures and all other units' unapproved expectations remain visible. No
failure registry, gate, floor or assertion changes. No canonical pass or
readiness is claimed. Actual new gate counts follow verification.
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* docs: retain the disk check-order and boundary-preservation hold
Continue #3056 without blessing any disk or modifying a gate. At ec0f65581,
52 fresh existing results / 156 checks show nine disks pass once then fail
Loop Orientation on the second/third call. soundness, direct check, standing
and an arena-rebound control all agree. The first call makes four UV trims;
counts and tolerances stay unchanged. Both pyramids and two tilted disks
stay clean. This refutes a naming-only explanation, not a geometry hold.
Separately, gen0001's parallel-plane move changes the tangential boundary:
the original positive-weight curve control hull has y in [0,5], while a fresh
unchecked result has a vertex at y=7.5, exactly 2.5 outside. Exact input/raw
bits, four hull controls, native input/result views and the verified 27-member
archive are retained in the finding. No invented before-result or schematic.
Production, all cases, goldens, all failure entries, tolerances and assertions
remain untouched. The 54 ordinary differences and six local-operation test
failures remain open. No #3084 matching/gate or excluded pole construction.
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* offset: preserve typed shell refusals after retiring split flags
Use the shared lost_manifold reason at the existing early shell refusal,
before the difference can consume the caller's input. Keep the manifold
predicate and comparison status 1001, and keep the empty-cavity opt-in's
1007 refusal first. Remove its now-redundant generic manifold check.
The cavity and sliver retention regressions fail on the rebased parent
because its early guard returns a generic error instead of main's typed
Unsound(NotManifoldSolid). Align the vase and drill-tip matrix assertions
with that typed contract without weakening their retained-input, validity,
or independent-volume checks.
Migrate the newly merged curved-seam tests off the retired loop-gap field;
their geometry, checks and unrelated analytic options stay unchanged.
No input, tolerance, golden, known-failure disposition, final manifold
gate, or excluded construction changes. Exact-head verification follows
this commit; this message does not claim a passing full gate.
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* Fix parallel offset sheets and complete migrated split-path regressions
Preserve the source UV frame for exact parallel bare B-spline lamina moves, retain procedural definitions, report typed loop-gap refusal with the input face, and refresh static shell topology at hand-back. Keep the original conservative manifold-solid gate and sheet return path; do not add the experimental cavity-region construction.
Golden changes: 13 parallel disk/circle rows now preserve their translated boundary; 14 shell cases including gen0000 refuse unsupported construction with status 1001 and retain the input instead of returning invalid/unlabelled results. Thirteen issue1528/1795 shell records follow repaired topology caches and restored Boolean context. gen0166 retains its input on failure; the large cylinder splits its seam (3 to 5 edges, 2 to 4 vertices), and the two PE cylinder/box cases have 2 regions/2 shells and 21 edges instead of 1/1/23, with existing geometric observations retained. Four tilted disks remain visible as issue-backed known failures, not passes. No input, tolerance, floor, or unrelated expectation changes.
Bounded validation: 116 focused tests passed plus both plate-shell regressions; the added extra-scope thin-box experiment was removed, not counted as passing. Final actual goldens: p1 1060 cases unchanged; local operation 165 cases unchanged with 4 known failures; p2 594 cases has only 9 inherited local differences after the data-only gen0000 correction; geometry creation 926 cases has 1 inherited difference. Those ten inherited differences remain unblessed. Formatting passed; kernel all-target Clippy and wasm checks passed before removal of the experimental code. No full local sweep or canonical CI pass is claimed.
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* Remove retired offset fix assignments from the SolidCraft wrapper
The wrapper already enabled these three fixes. Their kernel paths are unconditional, so delete the obsolete field assignments that fail the migrated app compile. No product preference or default changes.
Verification: wrapper formatting check; canonical Quick compile is the targeted compile gate. No duplicate local kernel suite run for these assignment deletions.
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* Keep historical review images outside the replacement PR diff
Remove the eight inherited generated review PNGs and preserve every historical finding's image through an immutable link to the already-published 954fe0d45 bytes. Current gen0001 was exported from the existing kernel rlibs and rendered with the same view; its PNG is byte-identical to the published input outline, so the PR can show the current corrected result without committing another review asset.
Documentation and review artifacts only: no Rust, test, fixture, golden, tolerance or geometry changes. The current after render and historical before were inspected; no kernel/app rebuild or broad test sweep was run for this cleanup.
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* Fix offset refusal and fixture regression checks
Preserve the typed edge-vanishing cause assertion, keep upstream fixtures optional locally and required in strict mode, and reconcile only the two manifold-refusal goldens. Publish review-safe image links and independent numerical evidence without committing generated PNGs. Focused regressions, formatting, targeted Clippy, and both repaired golden cases pass. The full root CI run timed out after reporting corpus/pleat and GPU failures; no full-gate pass is claimed.
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* claim: #13539 and #13522, the G2 corner's tests after solidcore #2988
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* kernel tests: the G2 corner's seams and the set-back 3.5 case follow solidcore #2988's Setback (#13539, #13522)
Fixestangency-labs/solidcraft#13539Fixestangency-labs/solidcraft#13522
Both regressed in the solidcore bump a445bdaac6 -> c0d3cc0124 for one cause: tangency-labs/solidcore#2988 (e9a5ded95c, "a vertex marked set back between planes is the blend corner's Setback"). The same cause as tangency-labs/solidcraft#13895 (#13540 and #13542). solidcore's change is deliberate and certified: the corner's fill meets the rounds tangentially (4.71 degrees -> 0.00 on the golden box), where the N x N patch it replaces was uncertified. So the tests that encoded the old corner change, not the kernel.
**#13539: corner_g2 `a_concave_corner_takes_the_g2_patch_too` and `set_back_8_the_g2_corner_lies_between_the_hull_and_the_prisms`.**
Both failed only at their curvature-jump-clear-of-the-corners assert (0.0611 and 0.0554 against CURVATURE_SHARE / 5 = 1e-3); faces, volumes and validity were right.
The cause is the test helper `corner_seams`, not the fill:
- Its doc says a station counts when it is at least `share` of its side from the side's end at a corner. Its code took one corner end per seam and counted stations at least 2 x share of the edge from it, assuming "SMLib splits each side in two".
- Since #2988 each round's end section is one edge with a corner at both ends. The code excluded only the first, so stations right at the far corner, where no patch is G2 beside G1 rounds, counted as clear. The 405 stations counted are what that predicts: 6 face-curve halves and 3 whole sections.
- The helper now counts a station when it is at least `share` of its side from each end of the side at a corner. The side is the seam plus the seam continuing it smoothly at an end that doesn't turn.
This is the same rule on the old topology. Take a half-side of length L whose start is the corner, continued by a half of length L. A station at fraction f is fL from the corner and L + (1 - f)L >= L >= 0.15 x 2L from the side's other end, so it counts iff fL >= 0.15 x 2L, i.e. f >= 0.3: the old `|f - 0| >= 2 x share`, and the same from the other end. `CURVATURE_SHARE` and `share` (0.15) are unchanged. The set-back-8 test now prints its `clear`, as the concave one does.
Run (sc-build, solidcore c0d3cc0124 + batch):
- set back 8: clear 2.954e-4 per mm (405 stations), pass
- concave corner: clear 4.136e-4 per mm (the ball's 0.2), pass
**#13522: fillets/every-box-corner-three-edges-r3-curvature-setback-3-5** (r3, set back 3.5).
The case expected the corner to build. Since #2988, solidcore refuses it: at 3.5 the Setback's fill doesn't stay convex, and the least setback that builds is 3.5595. The N x N patch built there before was uncertified. The case now expects that refusal, as its sibling `...-setback-3-refused` expects its own.
SolidCraft's refusal doesn't name the size yet: "the fillet with open setback corners is larger than the faces beside its edges allow". solidcore reports the least setback only in its error comment, and `blend_failure` sizes only radius, scale and chord fits. Carrying it as typed data and naming it: size named in tangency-labs/solidcraft#13913.
KNOWN_FAILING: the two corner_g2 lines and the case's fillets line come out.
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* STEP import: test that a curve style does not colour the solid (#12291)
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* STEP import: a curve style does not colour the solid (#12291)
find_colour took the first COLOUR_RGB reachable from a style list, searching
from the end of the queue, so a CURVE_STYLE (edge colour) listed beside a
surface style painted the whole solid. Skip curve, point, symbol and text
styles, and read the styles in the order the file lists them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* STEP import: keep the old style order; boundary lines do not colour the solid (#12291)
The skip of curve and point styles alone fixes#12291 whichever order the styles are listed in, so
the style list is read in its old order again (the colour and transparency of the same style win, as
before). A surface style's boundary, silhouette, segmentation, control-grid and parameter lines
(and CURVE_STYLE_RENDERING under them) are curves drawn on the surface: their colour no longer
paints the solid either. Test: a surface style whose boundary lines are blue is still its fill's
orange.
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* test(smlib): a UV trim with a dead span past its edge's end maps to a valid pcurve (#12365)
SMLib hands over trims whose domain runs a rounding past the edge record's
interval with a dead span there (knots `5 x4, 5.00000000003 x5` on an edge
ending at 5), or whose last interior knots lie one ulp past the end knots.
`mapped` moved the end knots alone, leaving a run of 9 or an unordered vector,
which the record refuses ("knot multiplicity", "unordered knots"); the body was
dropped on STEP import and `component.insert_design`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(smlib): a UV trim a rounding past its edge is cut to the edge (#12365)
SMLib can hand `mapped` a trim whose domain runs a rounding past the edge
record's interval with a dead span there (knots `5 x4, 5.00000000003 x5` on an
edge ending at 5: the slot of the sloped bar in the issue), or whose last
interior knots sit one ulp past its end knots. Moving the two end values alone
made a run of 9 knots at 5, or an unordered knot vector, which the record
refuses as "knot multiplicity" / "unordered knots"; the body was dropped on
STEP export and `component.insert_design`.
Now every knot within the slack past an end is that end, and the end spans
that leaves without length are dropped together with their control points,
never below degree + 1. A basis function whose support has no length is zero
on the domain, so the curve on the edge is unchanged.
Tests: `export::tests::mapped_tests` (committed first, failing as reported).
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* test(smlib): a reversed UV trim with a dead span maps onto the edge's start (#12365)
The dead span of the issue on an edgeuse running against its edge: `mapped`
reverses the trim about its own ends, so the span sits at the start as a knot
run a rounding inside the edge's start. Distinct control points in the dead
span, so a drop at the wrong end would show.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix(smlib): snap a UV trim's knots within the slack of either edge end (#12365)
On an edgeuse running against its edge `mapped` reverses the trim about its
own ends first, so the issue's dead span sits inside the start as a knot run
a rounding after it (`3 x4, 3.00000000003 x4`). Snapping only the knots at or
past the ends left that run, and the trim kept the dead span's control points
at its start: the record took it (a run of degree + 1 inside), but the pcurve
began at the dead span's point, not the trim's.
A knot within the slack of either end of the edge's interval, inside or past
it, is now that end; the drop of dead end spans then runs on both sides. The
two earlier cases map as before.
Test: `a_reversed_trim_with_a_dead_span_is_cut_at_the_edges_start`
(committed first, failing: 9 points kept).
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* Cut: say when the cut removes no material (#9969)
A cut whose tool lies clear of the body finished with "operation complete" and no
warning, though nothing changed. It now warns, as a hole does (#10701).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Cut: check for a cut that removes nothing after a sheet-metal cut too (#9969)
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* Send to Slicer: test that Windows installs of Lychee, QIDI Studio, CHITUBOX and CreatWare are found (#13171)
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* Send to Slicer: find QIDI Studio, CHITUBOX and CreatWare, Lychee's real program name, and slicers one folder below their maker's on Windows (#13171)
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* Send to Slicer: the new Windows test builds its expected paths with the platform's separator (#13171)
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* Send to Slicer: rustfmt the QIDI Studio row (#13171)
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* Offset: say when a parameter distance drives nothing (#12294)
A spline offset together with another curve is trimmed and unlinked, so a distance
that names a parameter drives nothing, and the reply only showed "param": null.
The reply now carries a warning saying so.
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* Offset: keep the unlinked-offset warning in a const (fmt width)
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The dialog recorded one Extrude per face when the faces were not coplanar, so a later face was the grown face. One command now takes the faces of a body in any planes: every profile sketch is made from the body as picked, then each group extrudes. Faces in different planes were refused by solid.extrude before; the atomicity test keeps its error cases that remain errors.
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* test(kernel): a circle and a rounded square loft to a point (#11216)
The cone from a circle of radius 20 to an apex 30 above (pi r^2 h / 3, at
most three faces) and the pyramid over a 20 x 20 square with 5 mm corner
rounds (area x h / 3; the base, four triangles, four cone pieces). Both are
refused before the fix: "not supported yet: lofting curved sections to a
point". The square's `pyramid` test stays as it is.
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* fix(smlib): a curved section lofts to a point on ruled walls (#11216)
`smlib_loft_to_point` built the pyramid from lines only: the base from new
lines between the corners and a planar triangle per line. A circle, a
rounded rectangle or a fit spline has no corners to build triangles from, so
`helix.rs` refused them ("not supported yet: lofting curved sections to a
point").
The base is now built on the section's own curves, each line still gets its
planar triangle, and each arc or spline gets the ruled surface from its
B-spline to a zero-length curve at the apex (`create_ruled_surface`): the
surface's v = 1 side is the apex, a pole, and its u sides are the rulings
from the segment's ends, so the wall is one face over the surface's whole
box (`create_face_from_surface`). `StitchAndOrient` joins them as before.
The refusal in `helix.rs` goes, and a section of one closed curve (a circle)
is a section: the three-curve minimum goes, the loop check stays.
Routes rejected: the skin loft with a degenerate apex section (1001 for
every apex-curve degree); a taper extrude to the apex (closes only where
the inward offset collapses to a point).
Tests: `helix::tests::cone_from_a_circle_to_a_point` and
`a_rounded_square_lofts_to_a_point` (committed first, failing).
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* test(smlib): a circle lofted to a point above it is a cone, not refused (#11216)
The hostile-argument tests still expected Error::Argument for a circle
lofted to an apex above its plane, which the fix now builds. Both now
check the cone's volume (pi r^2 h / 3) and that an apex in the circle's
plane is still refused.
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* Test: a tangent plane on a numbered piece of a round face is found again (#13252)
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* A numbered piece of a round face is found again by the other face references (#13252)
locate_face falls back on the whole-face recovery Sketch Project has had since #11707,
with its guards, when a numbered name (F2:side:c1#2) finds nothing.
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STEP keeps no tolerance per edge: the representation context's uncertainty is the
only statement of how far an edge may lie off its faces. The export wrote the
loosest record tolerance, so a body whose intersection edges lie 5.6e-4 mm off a
face was written as good to 1e-6. Read back, those edges need tolerances SMLib's
check refuses (more than 1000 times the body's).
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* claim: #2829 (motion trace schemas)
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* Agents and scripts: Motion Trace, Keep Motion Trace and Edit Motion Trace describe their exact parameters and replies
Part of #2829. Adds input and output schemas for motion.trace,
motion.trace.keep and motion.trace.edit, builds their replies from the
reply types, and removes the three names from unconverted.txt. The Trace
dialog's preview no longer sends point_ref to motion.trace, which never
read it.
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* Motion Trace: test a trace stopped by contact
A trace that stops at a contact gives its stopped_at and
stopped_by_contact through the typed reply, for trace and keep.
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* claim: #10649
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* Sketch patterns: editing a pattern can add or remove the entities it copies (#10649)
A changed seed list on an existing circular or rectangular sketch pattern
now removes the old copies and rebuilds the pattern from the new list,
instead of being refused. A copy still cannot seed its own pattern.
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* Sketch patterns: a changed seed list keeps a line drawn from a copy's point
Also says in the schema descriptions and the guide that the seed list can change.
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* Sketch patterns: a changed seed list survives losing an earlier pattern
Removing the old copies can retire an earlier pattern seeded by one of
them, which left the stored index past the end of the list and refused
the edit. The index is now capped once and used for both steps.
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A dialog's Cancel set doc::progress::Progress, which the evaluation checks
only between features; a running boolean ran to its end. Progress now
carries a kernel Stop, stopped on Cancel, and a Stop entered while another
is current runs the work under a token that stops when either does.
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* claim: #13334
* Linux X11: release the press a window move or resize hands to the window manager
The title bar, a design tab and the edge zones start an OS move or
resize with the press egui is handling. On X11 the window manager then
receives the button's release, so egui kept the left button down and
the next press only ended that drag: the bar moved the window every
other time, and the edges resized it every other time.
window_chrome::hand_press_to_os remembers the press it hands over, and
the desktop app's raw-input hook calls release_press_taken_by_os first
thing on the next frame. Where the OS does send the release later, egui
ignores it (no button is down, no click).
Fixes#13334.
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* Document the desktop raw-input hook and the title bar test frame
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* Sketch: a construction plane of another component keeps its place (#11734)
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* Sketch: deref the mapped plane (#11734)
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* Sketch: find a plane's component without a counted feature search (#11734)
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* Review 13365: placed_plane keeps its doc comment, the test pins axes, normal and line end (#11734)
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* Review 13365: bring the geometry traits into the test (#11734)
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The regeneration pushed straight to main after merges, and each push outside the
merge queue throws away every batch being tested (about 30 minutes lost each time,
four times today). It now runs once a night at 08:17 UTC (3:17 AM ET). The
Format and repository checks job took 13-14 minutes under load and was cancelled
at 15, failing its batch; it now has 25.
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* Move SolidCraft's mesher and its evaluator into solidcore (RFC 0003, item 1.1)
A move only, so history follows the files: SolidCraft's planner
(crates/kernel/src/tess/) becomes solidcore-tess's src/mesher/, and its plan
evaluator (crates/geom/src/tess.rs and tess/) becomes the kernel's
src/eval/plan.rs and src/eval/plan/, next to solidcore::eval. No content
changes; the next commits wire them in and remove solidcore-tess's own
planner, so one mesher remains.
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* solidcore-tess: remove its own planner and plan, replaced by SolidCraft's
solidcore-tess's planner (src/planner/) and plan (src/plan.rs) were a port
of SolidCraft's; SolidCraft's own moved in with the previous commit, so one
mesher remains (RFC 0003, item 1.1). The next commit wires the moved code in
behind solidcore-tess's public API.
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* Wire in SolidCraft's mesher and evaluator; SolidCraft meshes through solidcore-tess
The moved plan evaluator is the kernel's `solidcore::eval::plan`, in the
kernel's vectors, beside `solidcore::eval` (where the two overlap, they are
unified in a later step). The moved planner is solidcore-tess's `mesher`,
behind its public API: `plan`, `TessPlan` and `FacePlan` (SolidCraft's plan
types, now in solidcore-tess's `plan`, with its `poles` field), `evaluate`
returning the mesh and the faces left out, `PlanStats` and its records,
`MeshTolerance`, `preview` and `simplify`.
- The mesher evaluates surfaces with the kernel's plan evaluator and edge
curves and pcurves with the kernel through solidcore-convert; it works in
the kernel's vectors and hands the plan the record's. It keeps SolidCraft's
text (rustfmt skips it) and allows the lints it does not meet yet, with the
reason; a panic in planning is caught at `plan` until the next step brings
checked access.
- SolidCraft's geom re-exports the evaluator as `geom::tess`, through one line
in xtask/solidcore-seam.txt (until RFC 0003 item 1.8 moves model-evaluation
callers to ops and tess queries), with converters between its vectors and
the kernel's and its partials in its own vectors; the B-spline basis
functions it shares with geom's splines moved into `eval::plan::basis`.
- The kernel crate meshes with `solidcore_tess::plan`; its `MeshTolerance` and
`DISPLAY_ANGLE` are solidcore-tess's, and its worker map that only the
mesher used is gone.
- Tests move with what they test: the planner's tests that build bodies with
SolidCraft's kernel are crates/kernel/src/display_plan_tests.rs, the plan
types' are in solidcore-tess, the evaluator's cross-check with geom's NURBS
surface is in geom.
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* Kernel rig: the shared core names the mesher's new home
tests/kernel-cases/PATHS-ALL still listed crates/kernel/src/tess/**, which the
move emptied, and the rig plan's check fails a glob that matches no file. The
mesher and its plan evaluator are now solidcore-tess's src/mesher/ and the
kernel's src/eval/plan.rs and plan/; they are inside solidcore/** already, and
are named there so the move stays visible in the list.
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* solidcore-tess: ask the moved mesher's pole question once per node
The sag refinement and the flips ask, at every triangle corner, side and
round, whether a node is on a pole, and the self-crossing check asked it twice
per node, once for each chord the node ends. Whether a node is on a pole is a
property of its parameters: a `sag::Poles` memo, shared by refinement and the
flips of a face, asks it once per node, and `tangle::crossing` keeps each
node's answer for both its chords.
This is #13559's fix for solidcore-tess's own planner, which the move replaced,
carried over to the moved mesher with its test
(`the_pole_question_is_asked_once_per_node`: 27,452 questions for 349 nodes
without the memo, at most two per node with it). Triangle counts are unchanged
on the 1,107 kernel-case bodies and primitives, and the coil's test
(`the_spline_coil_keeps_its_triangles`) still passes.
Ported from #13559 by @bherbruck (co-authored by jyviko).
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* solidcore: no panic-prone calls in the moved plan evaluator
f64::clamp panics on NaN bounds, so Domain::clamp and wrap_into take max then min. The
derivatives and starting-grid vectors grow as they are filled instead of preallocating a
product that could overflow.
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* kernel: smooth_edges measures each edge's ends too, so a G2 corner's side to its round is drawn (#13542)
Fixestangency-labs/solidcraft#13542
Since tangency-labs/solidcore#2988 the G2 corner patch's side to each round is one edge, no longer two halves split at a vertex. Along that edge the patch is G2 to the round over the middle but only G1 near both ends, where the side ends on a face and the round is only G1 to the plane. smooth_edges decided G2 from 8 stations at the middles of 8 equal parameter spans, the nearest 1/16 of the edge from each end. On the 20 mm box's r3 corner those fall just inside the G2 part, so all 8 pass and the side was hidden in the shaded view.
Measured along the three sides (a local probe, not committed): the relative curvature jump across the edge, against BEND 8.73e-3, is 0.19 to 0.23 at the ends and up to 0.64 within 4% of them. From f 0.0625 to 0.95 it is 1e-5 to 8e-3 (edge 8: 7.97e-3 at f 1/16). The normals agree everywhere (1e-7 to 4.6e-4 rad).
**Change.** `join` also measures at the edge's two exact end parameters. An end where the normal is undefined (a pole, an apex) or that does not evaluate is skipped, as the module's doc requires; the 8 middles keep their rule. This is still sampling: a join that leaves G2 only between stations reads smooth. The certified decision is a whole-edge G2 enclosure, tangency-labs/solidcraft#13914. Moving these stations onto solidcore's continuity measure is tangency-labs/solidcraft#14171.
**Tests.**
- `a_g2_corner_s_side_to_its_round_is_drawn_whole` passes; its KNOWN_FAILING_TESTS line comes out.
- New negative test `measuring_the_ends_keeps_a_g2_join_hidden`: the 8- and 16-piece rings' wall joins (pieces of one cubic spline, G2 ends included) stay smooth and hidden.
- smooth_edges: 12/12.
- solidcraft-kernel: 811 passed, 8 failed, every failure on KNOWN_FAILING_TESTS.
- solidcraft-engine: every failure on KNOWN_FAILING_TESTS; no listed test now passes.
**What changes for a user.** A G2 corner's sides to its rounds are drawn again in the shaded view, as before #2988. The smooth flags also steer which edges a fillet chain pick passes over, so a chain pick now stops at those sides, also as before #2988. No engine test moves.
Changes a default: no
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* smooth_edges: rustfmt the ring test's filter (#13542)
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* solidcore-tess: re-export the evaluator types and vector conversions its plans expose
TessPlan's public `surfaces` are solidcore::eval::EvalSurface values built with
solidcore_convert's vector conversions, so a client that builds or reads a plan had to name the
kernel crate and solidcore-convert, which the solidcore seam check refuses outside the public
crates. solidcore-tess now re-exports EvalCurve, EvalSurface, vec3 and record_vec3; a test
builds and reads a plan's surfaces through those names alone.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Viewport: the background is painted from two colours, not the theme (#12943)
paint_background takes the top and bottom colours instead of Tokens, so the
renderer that will move into a shared crate needs no theme. SolidCraft's
callers pass the viewport tokens as before; a bare-context test pins the
gradient.
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* Viewport: the renderer's own vector maths, not geom's prelude (#12943)
The camera, CPU rasterizer, shading models, section hatch and GPU pipelines
use solidcraft_render::vec (Vec3Ops, Vec2Ops: the methods they call, with
geom's formulas and threshold) instead of solidcraft_geom::prelude, one step
toward a renderer with no geometry crate. The GPU crate's test skip lines
print as its other tests do. Part of #12943.
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* Geometry: Mesh and simplify::Level are solidcore-tess's (#12943)
solidcraft_geom's Mesh and Level were field-for-field copies of
solidcore-tess's. geom now re-exports them, so the kernel's tessellation,
the model and the viewport hold one type and nothing is copied or converted
between them. geom's own mesh queries (bounds, measure, mass_properties,
contains, raycast, crosses, inside_index, the edge chains and patches)
are the MeshGeom trait in its prelude; the five methods solidcore-tess
already has are dropped. Callers that did not import the prelude get the
trait. solidcore-tess is a workspace dependency at solidcore's pin.
Tests pin the identity (geom's types are solidcore-tess's) and that a
headless picture draws the body's own mesh allocation. Refs #13399.
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* Render: the job tests import MeshGeom only where they use it (#12943)
retained_request_tests calls Mesh::bounds only in its raytrace-cpu tests, so
the import is gated with them; without the feature it was an unused import.
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* Viewport: the renderer names solidcore-tess's Mesh and Level (#12943)
The renderer's scene, CPU rasterizer, GPU pipelines and offscreen captures
take solidcore_tess::Mesh and simplify::Level, the types SolidCraft's model
already holds (geom re-exports them), so they no longer name geom for
meshes. render and gpu depend on solidcore-tess directly.
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* Viewport: the camera and ground occlusion take the renderer's Bounds (#12943)
Camera::fit, fit_aspect, clip_bounds and view_proj_bounds, GroundAo and
Frame::preview_bounds take solidcraft_render::vec::Bounds (plain min/max with
the box queries they use) instead of geom's Aabb3, so the viewport API names
no geometry crate. A model's Aabb3 becomes a Bounds in one place,
solidcraft_render::view_bounds, on the app side of the renderer; every
caller in engine, ui-egui, mcp, the CLI and the render job code converts
through it.
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* GPU tessellation: what the shader is given is pinned byte for byte (#12943)
A digest of the packed surface headers, data, vertices and pinned nodes, for
the GPU tests' kernel bodies and for synthetic plans that use every packed
field (a pinned node, a flipped rational NURBS closed along u, a revolved
face swapped under a mirroring transform), alone and packed together. The
upload moves to solidcore-tess's plans next; this holds it to the same bytes.
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* Viewport: the GPU evaluates solidcore-tess's plans, made once per plan cell (#12943)
TessGpu packs and evaluates solidcore_tess::TessPlan (solidcore's surface
forms, read through their accessors and solidcore-convert), so the GPU
tessellation names no geom type. The kernel still plans in geom's form:
doc converts each display plan once, in cells beside its plan cells
(ModelBody::gpu_plan_at, shared by clones and placements like the plan), so
the viewport's uploads, keyed by each plan's allocation, stay put from frame
to frame. A refined plan is converted once when it is made and kept in that
form by the viewport. The conversion (doc::gpu_plan) is temporary until the
kernel plans in solidcore-tess's form (#13399).
A plan with pole nodes is refused as GpuError::PoleNodes and drawn from its
CPU mesh like any refused plan. The packed bytes match the base digests for
the kernel and synthetic plans.
Extra memory, live malloc bytes (macOS heap) for each design's display plans
at the current quality, geom plans then GPU plans:
SELENE-functional (2116 bodies): 189 MiB, then 157 MiB more (0.83x)
modern-sheet-metal: 213 KiB, then 61 KiB (0.29x)
modern-plastic: 95 KiB, then 77 KiB (0.81x)
joints-hinge (4 bodies): 110 KiB, then 104 KiB (0.95x)
components-arm (3 bodies): 99 KiB, then 85 KiB (0.86x)
m0-revolve-primitives: 80 KiB, then 69 KiB (0.86x)
m0-box-fillet-hole: 42 KiB, then 39 KiB (0.94x)
The geom figure includes what planning keeps beside the plan.
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* Viewport: a Shared solidcraft-viewport crate with the camera, pictures and shading (#12943)
The orbit camera, the description of a picture and its CPU rasterizer, the
opaque and clear-coat shading models, the section hatches and the renderer's
vector and box maths move from solidcraft-render into a new Shared crate,
solidcraft-viewport (xtask layers: shared). It depends on solidcore-record,
solidcore-tess and solidcraft-color only, and names no geometry or app type.
Every consumer (render's jobs and path tracer, doc, engine, gpu, mcp, ui-egui,
the apps and their tests) uses solidcraft_viewport paths; render and engine
re-export none of it. The path tracer's use of the shading model
(OpaqueSurface::with_authored_finish, specular_fresnel) and of the CPU shade
is now public API. The GPU pipelines join the crate next.
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* GPU: the host passes the adapter policy and CPU tessellation; the viewport code reads no app variable (#12943)
The GPU code that moves to the shared viewport crate no longer reads
SOLIDCRAFT_GPU or SOLIDCRAFT_CPU_TESS: open_headless, TessGpu::headless,
Capturer::headless*, capture::{shared, headless, headless_rgba} take the
Policy, and view::tessellation and TessLater::start take force_cpu.
capture::headless returns the GpuError, and drawing is Headless::rgba.
NoAdapter names only the policy; device labels and thread names are neutral,
and the docs name no product.
SolidCraft reads its variables in solidcraft_gpu::env (app side; it stays in
crates/gpu): policy(), force_cpu_tessellation(), and headless entry points
that add how to choose another adapter (SOLIDCRAFT_GPU, `solidcraft-cli gpu`)
to a missing adapter. Every caller (startup, CLI, MCP, ui-egui, path tracer,
tests) passes them. Tests: the app's parsers and hint, force_cpu leaving the
evaluation out on a device that would run it, and a scan that the moving
files' code names no SolidCraft variable, product or CLI.
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* Viewport: its shaders live in crates/viewport/shaders (#12943)
viewport.wgsl (from assets/shaders) and tess.wgsl (from crates/gpu/src) move
beside the crate that will compile them, so a Shared crate includes nothing
from outside its own directory. The GPU code includes them from there until
it moves too; the HLSL check, the colour-token check, the ATTRIBUTION.md row
and assets/README.md point at the new place.
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* GPU tessellation: PackedPlans::of, the shader's input as public data (#12943)
What prepare_many uploads (surface headers, their f32 data, vertex words, the
pinned nodes) is a public PackedPlans, made by PackedPlans::of, with
SURFACE_WORDS and VERTEX_WORDS public beside it. The byte-parity digests of
the kernel and synthetic plans and the pole refusal read it there, so they
can stay app-side once the GPU code moves into the viewport crate. Same
digests.
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* Viewport: the GPU pipelines, pictures and tessellation join the shared crate (#12943)
crates/gpu's viewport code (view, view/*, pbr, capture, concurrent, select,
and its root: TessGpu, PackedPlans, devices, depth formats, errors) moves to
solidcraft_viewport::gpu. crates/gpu keeps the app side: the path tracer
(path), SolidCraft's GPU environment (env) and the tests built on kernel
bodies. Every caller uses solidcraft_viewport::gpu paths; nothing is
re-exported from solidcraft_gpu.
The shared crate's tests read their own VIEWPORT_TEST_GPU and
VIEWPORT_TEST_REQUIRE_GPU (gpu::test_env; with REQUIRE set a missing adapter
fails, pinned), and ci.yml sets them beside the SOLIDCRAFT_* ones on the
Linux, GPU path and Windows FXC jobs. The shader, HLSL and empty-dispatch
tests move with the code. TessGpu gains device()/queue() and open_headless
and Policy::admits are public for the app's tests and path tracer. The app
test that the crate names no SolidCraft variable or product now scans all of
crates/viewport. README and docs/render-path.md describe the variables.
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* Viewport: the egui glue is the shared crate's solidcraft_viewport::egui (#12943)
The paint callbacks (ViewportCallback, ProductHighlightCallback), install,
TessReady, paint_background and log_uncaptured_errors move from ui-egui's
gpu.rs to solidcraft_viewport::egui. install takes force_cpu and a reporter
instead of reading SolidCraft's environment and writing its stderr line;
ui-egui passes solidcraft_gpu::env::force_cpu_tessellation() and its own
report_gpu_error. The background test moves with paint_background. ui-egui
keeps the app glue: tick_tessellation, the picture renderers, the background
picture preference and the offscreen test rigs. Every caller uses the new
paths; the viewport crate builds for wasm.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Viewport: base, -gpu and -egui crates, so egui and wgpu stay above the engine (#12943)
solidcraft-viewport had grown the GPU code and the egui glue, so doc, io,
render and engine, which use it for the camera, pictures and shading, built
wgpu, egui and egui-wgpu: against "nothing below ui-egui depends on egui".
It is now three Shared crates: solidcraft-viewport (camera, pictures, CPU
rasterizer, shading, hatches; solidcore and color only),
solidcraft-viewport-gpu (the former gpu module, its shaders and test
variables) and solidcraft-viewport-egui (the former egui module). Every
caller uses solidcraft_viewport_gpu / solidcraft_viewport_egui paths; each
crate has its README. cargo tree shows no egui, egui-wgpu or wgpu under
engine, doc, render or io.
xtask layers now follows workspace dependencies: a crate below L5 that
reaches a UI crate (egui, egui-wgpu, wgpu, ...) through any workspace crate,
Shared ones included, is a violation naming the crate it comes through. On
the graph before this change it reported 12 (doc, io, render and engine
reaching egui, egui-wgpu and wgpu through solidcraft-viewport); it passes now.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Docs: the shared viewport crates in the architecture, and their egui-wgpu patch (#12943)
docs/architecture.md lists viewport, viewport-gpu and viewport-egui among the
Shared crates, with what each holds and the layers rule that keeps UI
toolkits and wgpu above L5 through them; render and gpu describe what stays
app-side. The book's architecture page names the crates that draw headless
pictures. vendor/README.md says that solidcraft-viewport-egui relies on the
vendored egui-wgpu and that another workspace using it patches to the same
copy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Workspace: solidcore-tess and solidcore-convert from the vendored solidcore/ (#12943)
Since the viewport split was branched, main vendored solidcore at solidcore/
and takes its crates as path dependencies. The split still pinned
solidcore-tess, solidcore-convert and solidcore-record from git; they now
come from the vendored tree, the lock has no git source for solidcore left,
and the architecture doc's doubled L1 row is merged into one.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Viewport: the evaluator types and vector conversions through solidcore-tess (#12943)
Since the split was branched, main's solidcore seam check (cargo xtask
layers, xtask/solidcore-public.txt) lets SolidCraft use only solidcore-ops,
solidcore-tess and solidcore-record. The doc's GPU plan, the GPU tests and
the shared viewport-gpu crate named solidcore::eval's EvalCurve and
EvalSurface and solidcore-convert's vec3 and record_vec3 directly; they now
take solidcore-tess's re-exports of the same items, and drop their
solidcore and solidcore-convert dependencies. No crate uses
solidcore-convert any more, so its workspace entry goes too.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Render workspace tests: the product preview light test on the split viewport (#12943)
Main's newer test product_preview_lights_decode_simple_colours_as_the_cpu_image_does
took StandardView from solidcraft_engine::render and fitted the camera to the
scene's Aabb3. The split moved StandardView to the shared viewport crate and
the camera now fits the renderer's Bounds, so the test names
solidcraft_viewport::StandardView and fits through render::view_bounds, as
its sibling tests do. What it asserts is unchanged.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* xtask shared: a shared crate builds on its own with the vendored solidcore (#12943)
cargo xtask shared builds each shared crate in a scratch workspace that
keeps only external dependencies and the copied shared crates. Since the
viewport split was branched, main vendored solidcore at solidcore/ and takes
its crates as path dependencies, which the scratch workspace dropped; the
shared viewport crate is the first shared crate to depend on solidcore
(which shared crates may), so it failed with solidcore-record missing from
workspace.dependencies. Workspace dependencies whose path lies under the
vendored solidcore/ tree now stay, with the path made absolute as patches
already are; the module comment says so and the scratch-manifest test
covers it.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* xtask mesh-decisions: the GPU display plan is display work (#12943)
cargo xtask mesh-decisions on main flags any function that reads a display
plan or a mesh's triangles outside display, export, previews and mesh
bodies. The viewport split added crates/doc/src/gpu_plan.rs, which copies a
body's display plan into the form the viewport evaluates on the GPU, and
ModelBody::gpu_plan_at, which caches that copy per display quality. Both
are the display plan itself, so they join the skipped modules and functions
beside display_quality.rs and ModelBody::display_plan; mesh-decisions.txt
is unchanged.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Viewport: main's render update on the split crates (#12943)
Main's render quality update (#12546) landed after the split was made and still named the
render crate's moved surface model, camera and standard views. Its texture, denoise,
indirect-light and image code and tests now name them in solidcraft_viewport, and the GPU path
tests take srgb8_to_linear from there. The GGX visible-normal sampler it added to glass_model
is shared by the clear coat's test in the viewport crate and by render's glass and indirect
light, so it moves to solidcraft_viewport::surface::visible_normal (render keeps its own error
mapping). with_metal_energy_compensation and metal_energy_compensation are public, since
render calls them from another crate now.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Saved models: the viewport crate is in the cache key (#12943)
doc and render compute models with the shared viewport crate now (its camera bounds and
surface model), so a change there must invalidate the cached models, as the io test asks.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* GPU: pin plans_pack_to_the_same_bytes to main's own packing
The expected digests were made on the older solidcore (a445bdaac). The
values here are main's own packer run on current main (the export-main
run: main plus only this pin test), not a re-bless of the split's output.
The split already packs those bytes: geom's plan through gpu_plan and
PackedPlans gives surface headers, data, vertices, count and fixed nodes
equal field for field to main's packer over the same geom plan, for all
five bodies. No code change is needed; only the stale expectations.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Cargo.lock: the viewport dependency in cargo's order (#12943)
A hand-merged entry listed sysinfo before solidcraft-viewport; cargo sorts them by name and
rewrites the file, which a --locked build refuses.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* GPU: pin packing byte for byte on the literal plans; kernel-made plans round per platform (#12943)
CI on x86-64 Linux and a run on arm64 macOS pack the same three kernel-made bodies (a box
with a hole, a cross hole, a mirrored pin) to different bytes: the kernel's plans round
differently per platform, and both main's packer and the split's agree on each platform. The
pin keeps the plans built from literal numbers (one of each surface kind), alone and packed
together, which pack identically everywhere; the real bodies must pack, and pack the same way
twice.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
* Viewport GPU: main's resolve-clear test opens its capturer with the tests' adapter policy (#12943)
The test (#14090) landed on main after the split and called Capturer::headless() without the
policy the host now passes; it takes the tests' VIEWPORT_TEST_GPU policy, as the crate's other
tests do.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
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* Parameters: resizable window and draggable column dividers (#5097)
The Parameters window can be resized from its free side edge, its bottom
edge and the corner between them; a double-click on an edge returns that
edge's axis to its automatic size. Width and body height are stored on
their own, so an axis the user never dragged keeps following its content.
Every column heading has a divider that drags the column to a chosen
width, kept for every section so they stay lined up; a double-click on a
divider returns that column to its automatic width. Sizes and widths are
kept in egui's persisted memory. Defaults are unchanged until the user
drags.
* Parameters: the side resize grip stays clear of the body scrollbar (#13422 review)
When the Parameters window is docked on the left, its free edge is the
right one, where the body's vertical scrollbar also lives. The side grip
was registered after the scrollbar and so won every drag on that strip,
making the scrollbar undraggable whenever the parameter list overflowed.
The panel now records the body's scroll rect when its content overflows,
and the side grip starts below that rect. The footer strip and the
corner grip still resize the width, so nothing is lost when the list
is long; when it fits, the grip covers the whole edge as before.
* claim: #11593
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Insert Design: a test that the saved design is read beside the window (#11593)
The test fails on main: Insert Design runs component.insert_design on the
window thread, so the file load is never busy.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Insert Design: read the saved design beside the window, with progress and Cancel (#11593)
Insert Design ran component.insert_design on the window thread. A large
design froze the window until its features were rebuilt, and two crash
reports end there (#11593, #12108).
A saved design picked in the file dialog, or chosen from the list of
designs open in other tabs, now goes through the background file load
that Insert STEP and Update Links use (a new kind, InsertDesign). The
window keeps drawing, the card shows the rebuild's progress, and Cancel
leaves the design as it was. The design-is-open-elsewhere question stays
for Open only: Insert Design only reads the file, as before.
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* STEP import: a face's parameter box is at least 1e-3 across where its surface allows (#12757)
A plane is unbounded, so the reader chooses each face's parameter box: its
pcurves' box, padded 1e-6. A sliver face 1e-5 mm wide then had a plane whose
two sides lay within SMLib's tolerance of each other, and SMLib refused the
body (SmSurface test #6, "partially coincident boundaries"). Along any
direction not closed on itself, the box is now at least 1e-3 across, within
the surface's natural range.
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* STEP import: a sliver face's box keeps its full span at a natural bound; pcurves outside the range stay an empty domain (#12757)
The widening about the middle was clipped by the surface's natural range,
so a sliver face against a bound got half of OPEN_DOMAIN_SPAN or less;
it now shifts off the bound. A box clipped to nothing (pcurves wholly
outside the natural range) is no longer widened into a non-empty one and
is refused as an empty face domain again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* fix: retain the four unconditional offset third-derivative corrections
Flatten the archived PR #1914 net change before rebasing onto current goldens main. The original head, complete history and source/evidence are preserved by the verified archive. Keep all original evidence, not retired runtime classifications.
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* evidence: measure the offset derivative goldens migration without blessing
3182 same-input unbroken cases at d9f774290 on 1483513:443 encoded changes,442 caused by the four terms plus inherited gen1558. Preserve raw old/new outputs/input hashes and distinguish raw component counts from the actual gate.405 of443 transfer historical input+bits evidence; no blanket correctness claim. Keep draft and every unexplained difference visible; no golden or known-failure change.
Temporary observer and all measurements archived/readback-verified (24 members) under pr1914-goldens-measurement-20261106T195012Z, then observer removed. Requested-grid fix belongs to standalone2970 after2765closed.
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* goldens: migrate independently checked offset derivatives and named alias defects
Keep the four numerical corrections and all original evidence unchanged. Update only the 45 input-oracle-supported expectations; list 79 exact-input/exact-bit named-slot defects against #2717 and remove their wrong golden lines. Every one of the 3182 cases remains selected.
Independent 80/160-digit Cox-de Boor/Taylor jets start from the input control nets, not kernel base partials; 199 moved components meet the unchanged 1e-9 relative rule. Five closed-form/degeneracy/knot controls pass. Case-specific old/new blocks and measured errors belong in the PR evidence. No tolerance, floor, fixture, runner or requested-grid fix changes.
Supported cases: api_offset_m12_state_evals, gen0000, gen0007, gen0068, gen0196, gen0203, gen0241, gen0255, gen0430, gen0453, gen0458, gen0506, gen0587, gen0659, gen0660, gen0716, gen0741, gen0745, gen0794, gen0951, gen0959, gen0974, gen0985, gen1080, gen1188, gen1312, gen1416, gen1423, gen1425, gen1540, gen1846, gen1977, gen1979, gen1998, gen2053, gen2324, gen2456, gen2559, gen2601, gen2689, gen2761, gen2839, gen2864, gen2882, third_derivative_outputs.
The pre-migration gate failed with 443 changes. Expected remaining ordinary changes: 319; these are not blessed or hidden. Keep draft; no full-suite, downstream or canonical-success claim.
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* goldens: identify six more offset named-slot failures from input geometry
List gen0033, gen0351, gen0690, gen1110, gen1310 and gen1643 against #2717 and remove only their wrong expected lines. Each has a successful unequal upper-half request whose named D(2,0) slot is overwritten by D(1,1) or D(1,2).
Independent 80/160-digit input-control-net jets establish 21 wrong scalar components; nine oracle controls pass, including a correct-slot negative control and zero-offset/failed-step exclusions. The fresh profile-matched collector reproduces all 3182 inputs and raw outputs byte for byte. No new golden value is blessed.
All cases remain selected: 3097 golden rows and 85 known failures. The other 313 ordinary changed cases stay red. No numerical code, fixture, runner, tolerance, floor or previous failure entry changes.
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* goldens: verify thirteen pass-through offset cases from their input nets
Continue #1914 with 13 wrapped B-spline cases: gen0110, gen0756, gen0799, gen0824, gen1240, gen1275, gen1469, gen1748, gen1756, gen2231, gen2423, gen2662, gen2762.
CurveBoundedSurface forwards evaluation to its basis; StepSurface of a B-spline preserves the input parameters. Independent 80/160-digit input-control-net jets establish all 54 moved scalar components within the unchanged 1e-9 relative rule. Thirteen numerical and scope controls pass, including wrong-result, nested-offset and edited-script rejection; the whole-script named-slot alias audit finds no problems in these cases.
Replace only the 13 complete encoded rows, each identical to the preserved profile-matched current collector and CLI. Numerical source, all 3182 case identities, all 85 known-failure entries, and every unrelated golden stay unchanged. This makes 58 independently supported replacements (253 moved components); 300 other ordinary differences remain unresolved.
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* goldens: prove twenty-six non-aliasing offset requests from input geometry
Continue #1914: gen0080, gen0236, gen0252, gen0379, gen0420, gen0466, gen0700, gen0811, gen0835, gen1052, gen1129, gen1535, gen1676, gen1691, gen1743, gen1804, gen1905, gen2058, gen2101, gen2225, gen2242, gen2402, gen2586, gen2721, gen2888, gen2913.
Unequal upper-half request shape alone does not make a named slot wrong. For each successful request in these read-only scripts, verify that every serialized slot has its named partial as its final writer. Exclude actual aliases, then independently evaluate every moved component from the input net at 80/160 decimal digits. All 162 components satisfy the unchanged 1e-9 relative rule and precision stability test. Seventeen numerical/scope controls pass, including rejection of an aliasing grid, a wrong returned value and an undecoded changed component.
Only 26 complete encoded rows change, each equal to the preserved profile-matched collector. No numerical source, input, runner, tolerance, mask/refusal contract or known failure changes. All 3182 cases remain, including 85 known wrong cases; 274 ordinary differences stay unresolved. Total supported replacements: 84 cases / 415 moved components.
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* goldens: prove four zero-nested-offset cases from input nets
Continue #1914 with gen0302, gen0957, gen2311 and gen2766. One of each pair of nested offsets has exactly zero distance, so it is the identity without assuming orientation or a fold rule for two nonzero offsets. Independently evaluate all 17 moved components of the remaining offset from the original B-spline net at 80/160 decimal digits. Maximum relative error 1.012e-12; unchanged limit 1e-9. Twenty numerical/scope controls pass, including refusing two nonzero nested offsets and detecting a wrong returned value.
Only these four complete encoded rows change. All 3182 cases, all 85 known failures, source, tolerances, runners and unrelated expectations remain unchanged. Total supported: 88 cases / 432 moved components. 270 ordinary differences remain unresolved.
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* goldens: prove eight regular nested offsets from their input normals
Continue #1914: gen0231, gen0693, gen1737, gen1831, gen1961, gen2461, gen2680, gen2938.
At every moved evaluation, independently differentiate the original input net and its first offset. Its tangent cross product is a positive multiple J of the base normal, so locally the second offset equals S+(d+e)n. Prove J and collinearity independently at 80/160 decimal digits; J ranges from 0.7951 to 2.5695. This is a local derivative statement, not a global fold or body-validity certificate. Reject negative or vanishing orientation, clamp/extension, mutation and named-slot aliases. All 36 moved components meet the unchanged 1e-9 relative rule (maximum 2.285e-11) with precision stability below 1e-50. Twenty-four numerical/scope controls pass.
Change only these eight complete collector-encoded rows. All 3182 cases, all 85 known failures, numerical source, tolerances and unrelated expectations stay unchanged. Total supported: 96 cases / 468 moved components. 262 ordinary differences remain unresolved.
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* goldens: prove twenty copy/setter scripts from their receiver state
Continue #1914 without changing its four numerical terms or #2717's contract.
The runner's create_offset and split return separate surfaces; neither assigns
to its receiver. Explicit set_dist/set_allow steps are tracked independently.
Every one of the 89 moved receiver-derivative components is evaluated from its
original input B-spline net and active scalar distance at 80/160 decimal digits.
Maximum relative error 2.256e-12, unchanged limit 1e-9, maximum precision drift
2.468e-76. All 32 numerical/scope controls pass. True named-slot aliases, changed
returned-copy metadata, uncovered outputs, other edits and extended/clamped,
singular or unsupported-order evaluations fail closed.
Only these twenty complete collector-encoded rows change. All 3182 cases, 3097
ordinary rows and 85 known failures remain; unrelated rows are byte-unchanged.
Total supported: 116 cases / 557 moved components. 242 ordinary differences
remain unresolved. No new full-suite or canonical-CI success is claimed.
| Case | Components / maximum relative error | Old → new checksum blocks |
|---|---|---|
| `gen0032` | 3 / `4.4236e-16` | `[[92670.95430254005, 92715.26944807055, 5394495.4598471755]]` → `[[92693.03707327033, 92694.87458551113, 5394777.774092088]]` |
| `gen0162` | 3 / `1.0244e-15` | `[[46871.64465480175, 46912.45744508984, 641284.698235866]]` → `[[46871.953361038046, 46912.76615132614, 641305.966600447]]` |
| `gen0475` | 3 / `1.5724e-14` | `[[27151.82918504171, 131932.52549897382, -939979.6007762165]]` → `[[31185.4680385726, 127549.24613271712, -558222.3126147436]]` |
| `gen0572` | 6 / `1.7067e-15` | `[[167849.9025395879, 167890.1078119872, 21300050.663649388]]` → `[[167850.06785832535, 167890.11503477694, 21300062.927538052]]` |
| `gen0880` | 3 / `5.5494e-14` | `[[60920.154703662876, 61176.964056868645, 3906415.661581074]]` → `[[60920.704177028034, 61177.49230659628, 3906458.4145365255]]` |
| `gen0994` | 3 / `1.1467e-14` | `[[106650.05878460688, 106650.18920233288, 8439346.19902911]]` → `[[106650.05725603321, 106650.19177550825, 8439345.982613547]]` |
| `gen1224` | 3 / `1.8937e-13` | `[[30411.369709868013, 30459.526237990547, 1232554.694631206]]` → `[[30411.448242488477, 30459.51607033539, 1232556.181057504]]` |
| `gen1315` | 8 / `4.5609e-13` | `[[30383.545788392545, 30601.565436381683, 500105.67712378607]]` → `[[30810.583620881953, 31221.276639732067, 528537.8746195738]]` |
| `gen1409` | 3 / `6.742e-15` | `[[152531.7026919565, 152595.2574882943, 15973296.61425218]]` → `[[152487.8116847785, 152551.36648111625, 15964854.977971999]]` |
| `gen1736` | 5 / `5.803e-13` | `[[30381.85489376341, 30463.342937108937, 501217.8127281958]]` → `[[30381.84341680052, 30463.32683485667, 501216.735673139]]` |
| `gen1832` | 8 / `3.0573e-14` | `[[76195.08638962446, 76280.17415270921, 4698801.86238598]]` → `[[76194.26386539408, 76280.91280592125, 4698729.4083463205]]` |
| `gen1868` | 3 / `3.4819e-14` | `[[106585.78353762635, 106753.77622991134, 10570997.703791479]]` → `[[106603.2684371318, 106777.40382001479, 10572110.759543618]]` |
| `gen2179` | 3 / `4.8025e-13` | `[[106611.43744989557, 106748.63148533777, 10203459.959847251]]` → `[[106611.42625550646, 106748.64315685986, 10203459.145313958]]` |
| `gen2517` | 3 / `2.7329e-14` | `[[45834.828639702326, 45858.81352402091, 1450934.8174728234]]` → `[[45834.921610059566, 45858.92964139639, 1450936.507029497]]` |
| `gen2687` | 8 / `1.2649e-13` | `[[91548.27224064688, 91893.13238284142, 6649038.304278976]]` → `[[91548.21958135064, 91893.04473901891, 6649037.327577968]]` |
| `gen2688` | 3 / `2.255e-12` | `[[152371.15474998739, 152542.02290568707, 16971914.402893644]]` → `[[152371.10683083418, 152541.96646537865, 16971911.22996498]]` |
| `gen2732` | 6 / `2.4426e-15` | `[[107607.11219702837, 107831.01576927245, 8908709.776030885]]` → `[[107623.6670791933, 107824.74647024467, 8910818.62771597]]` |
| `gen2740` | 3 / `1.8201e-13` | `[[61009.98164865395, 61027.88924260481, 4365938.865820019]]` → `[[61009.990955444446, 61027.92015518564, 4365939.5726180915]]` |
| `gen2785` | 9 / `2.399e-14` | `[[91152.17943308967, 92306.83440740129, 7652415.540723781]]` → `[[91076.78844778116, 92375.2087779946, 7650622.669702106]]` |
| `gen2836` | 3 / `4.0678e-14` | `[[91224.74312733122, 91314.04492096876, 5636908.971653164]]` → `[[91224.72905059176, 91314.07339008275, 5636907.712885878]]` |
Co-Authored-By: OpenAI GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* goldens: prove eighteen clamped boundary jets from input nets
Continue #1914. With extension disabled throughout, select_surface clamps the evaluation point to the original domain before differentiating. Independently grade the jet at that point, not derivatives of a constant extension. Every one of 102 moved components agrees with the original-net Taylor series at 80/160 digits; maximum relative discrepancy 4.364e-13, unchanged rule 1e-9, maximum precision drift 3.453e-77. All 37 numerical/scope controls pass.
Only these eighteen complete collector-encoded rows change. gen1146, gen2298 and gen2832 remain numerical disagreements, not blessed or automatically attributed to #2717. Actual extensions, wrappers with different domains, singularities, unsupported edits/orders and named-slot aliases remain outside this proof. All 3182 cases and 85 known failures remain. Total supported: 134 cases / 659 moved components; 224 ordinary differences remain unresolved.
Preserve the preceding twenty copy/setter rows and their already-published old/new proof verbatim in a finding to keep the PR body within its size limit. No earlier conclusion is changed by that relocation.
| Case | Components / maximum relative error | Old → new checksum blocks |
|---|---|---|
| `gen0096` | 3 / `5.2088e-14` | `[[-6773770209.875433, 64424015402.72274, -378749722047.2987]]` → `[[-6870563819.263274, 64495408259.89502, -386553674290.37585]]` |
| `gen0106` | 9 / `7.5415e-14` | `[[31626.719296583855, 33363.51465493481, 2099118.839468814]]` → `[[31510.658539520075, 33182.16476097925, 2093273.1365587397]]` |
| `gen0117` | 3 / `3.7514e-14` | `[[30393.92240119993, 30444.3317490507, 501900.592222631]]` → `[[30393.952077675916, 30444.158329310143, 501902.39235053613]]` |
| `gen0134` | 6 / `4.3632e-13` | `[[37.832510687021795, 104.14284964357064, 1054.742957704554]]` → `[[39.06487390981253, 102.07201454768582, 1103.5111544935114]]` |
| `gen0439` | 9 / `1.588e-14` | `[[-13493691.441181729, 13717537.718196781, -1869604804.9283178]]` → `[[-5556688.228706748, 5780534.505721803, -802954287.5887265]]` |
| `gen0470` | 6 / `3.6124e-14` | `[[30411.56311392412, 30538.255424358227, 2722225.4981703223]]` → `[[30411.02807801994, 30538.749829700955, 2722215.508914114]]` |
| `gen0520` | 6 / `2.0478e-14` | `[[2603.181323610652, 101149.6432820234, -150409.28755995663]]` → `[[4478.212077142718, 91793.59915509017, -110231.78941596425]]` |
| `gen0975` | 3 / `2.4293e-14` | `[[-0.07499960999706787, 0.28311173511413507, -1.263414230268762]]` → `[[0.0019536212055459258, 0.26423357801083436, -0.039611592564807424]]` |
| `gen1005` | 9 / `9.107e-14` | `[[28217.743974127192, 38093.608383810904, 1863000.1361175987]]` → `[[28256.151890684785, 38207.22373499281, 1865588.3408999464]]` |
| `gen1026` | 3 / `9.0952e-15` | `[[45771.34220991706, 45864.49375112448, 577600.5831079823]]` → `[[45772.14833280894, 45865.584040146976, 577658.7064678086]]` |
| `gen1047` | 3 / `8.4307e-14` | `[[31208.26635863553, 32223.47216717072, 562497.5647403828]]` → `[[31221.666358372844, 32308.728980748914, 563452.3343034461]]` |
| `gen1501` | 6 / `4.6519e-15` | `[[76938.6903388469, 77235.62454754181, 6127941.733940306]]` → `[[76034.63657112679, 77163.63088496617, 6061737.160377767]]` |
| `gen1815` | 3 / `7.9991e-14` | `[[30455.168428658406, 30493.41594569247, 1691412.366477158]]` → `[[30459.764928504002, 30490.46183200792, 1691573.0880891723]]` |
| `gen2309` | 3 / `2.8838e-13` | `[[-2130345613.6145353, 50165393450.44275, -376803058672.42773]]` → `[[-2129529154.1441603, 50151508983.73155, -376729189548.8684]]` |
| `gen2448` | 9 / `1.1976e-14` | `[[35233.48643230344, 35764.10016249043, 1427262.1225083272]]` → `[[19456.819917104032, 54845.74218580647, 1214690.186811323]]` |
| `gen2507` | 6 / `1.6393e-14` | `[[60864.74652840865, 60955.2526814626, 3623994.1771435984]]` → `[[60872.637104188514, 60959.125270976685, 3624559.095594456]]` |
| `gen2629` | 3 / `9.9247e-15` | `[[-0.7952289704799329, 21.961465706434275, -1.3129666919095415]]` → `[[-0.3803237369067746, 22.131710411144315, 10.81145447121247]]` |
| `gen2869` | 12 / `5.2903e-15` | `[[43578.856643134844, 50713.272901409575, 2669836.6176526896]]` → `[[45556.57516403698, 48850.43526261595, 2728328.359954016]]` |
Co-Authored-By: OpenAI GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* goldens: prove canonical revolution jets and retain a named-slot defect
Continue #1914 without changing production, input selection or the #2717 contract.
Derive the rational full turn from original B-spline generator inputs, weights,
knots, axis and origin, never a kernel-generated control net. All 62 moved
components in thirteen cases pass the strict unchanged 1e-9 relative rule:
maximum error 3.689e-12, separate-net precision drift below 2.11e-76.
All 48 numerical/scope controls pass, including rational axial derivatives,
axis scale/orientation, explicit clamp and wrong-value rejection.
The unchanged gen1603 three-step/35-scalar prefix demonstrates #2717: step 2
names D(2,0), later overwritten by D(1,2), at out[27..28]. Independent expected
98.17705633871186 / -62.64369053230619 versus observed -682.320875639607 /
-274.2373622424093. Remove its wrong golden and add its issue-backed known
failure; the entire case still runs, and no alias implementation is taken.
All 3182 cases remain as 3096 golden rows plus 86 known failures. Every other
golden row and failure entry is unchanged. Total supported 147 cases / 721
moved components; projected remaining ordinary differences 210, pending the
actual gate. Preserve old/new encodings, mathematical construction, controls,
exact input hashes/bits, exclusions and the verified archive in the new finding.
| Case | Components / max relative error | Old → new checksum blocks |
|---|---|---|
| `gen0078` | 9 / `1.56099e-14` | `[[60992.32232773774, 62007.82172754136, 3573365.621681268]]` → `[[60955.3429329313, 61630.4439708014, 3570310.42044418]]` |
| `gen0171` | 3 / `2.40474e-14` | `[[30460.067354949344, 30789.234141913264, 1571002.9046867639]]` → `[[30170.97766234359, 31175.217379802565, 1563841.1838079793]]` |
| `gen0510` | 2 / `3.49776e-15` | `[[136783.91504548964, 136940.61322075027, 12115341.037492398]]` → `[[136755.1149473944, 136912.07291654628, 12111572.593217228]]` |
| `gen0688` | 3 / `1.9788e-15` | `[[31346.461684132, 32403.592700681234, 1772295.8567843311]]` → `[[30781.309826793167, 32510.58038801976, 1753301.5773981945]]` |
| `gen0913` | 3 / `1.51772e-13` | `[[61750.73067260197, 61840.21030969888, 3698631.549175109]]` → `[[61633.6609800661, 61723.14061716303, 3688650.729457595]]` |
| `gen0965` | 6 / `3.92942e-16` | `[[31437.46049255547, 31844.361634149758, 3185201.893145722]]` → `[[31020.49497003035, 33310.32052049644, 3179826.550622901]]` |
| `gen1021` | 3 / `1.32677e-14` | `[[32022.521603079706, 32221.489579301622, 622051.0166188008]]` → `[[32040.91340095389, 32239.881377175807, 623490.583575049]]` |
| `gen1336` | 3 / `1.80575e-15` | `[[30508.18586005638, 30627.932843864983, 508130.084364765]]` → `[[30493.239429126246, 30634.94737160066, 507062.21452469326]]` |
| `gen1523` | 3 / `3.02139e-15` | `[[106762.79310347415, 107249.71947489904, 8025630.370844599]]` → `[[108515.03086142626, 109001.95723285116, 8245925.889540591]]` |
| `gen2083` | 3 / `9.18182e-14` | `[[76180.35956883941, 76708.58602231681, 3861956.0360428616]]` → `[[76207.07582306274, 76693.32645472689, 3865576.97943913]]` |
| `gen2174` | 9 / `3.68895e-12` | `[[30567.472013004335, 30885.59102480571, 513955.18919101433]]` → `[[30404.688016921584, 30612.68300826498, 501435.5076105441]]` |
| `gen2176` | 6 / `9.06304e-14` | `[[30807.70523767886, 31289.921984959317, 534969.6617323706]]` → `[[30716.53174207574, 31302.716083319912, 528245.5167390216]]` |
| `gen2792` | 9 / `5.18444e-15` | `[[61142.0736249404, 61506.22354610884, 3704443.051684439]]` → `[[60914.84419372687, 61285.2585890741, 3688211.2636018256]]` |
Removed wrong gen1603 encoding: n=46,
blocks=[[3650.1057913563527,6286.665825084098,118136.81376043486]].
No tolerance/floor, compatibility flag, source, runner or topology change.
No full-suite, canonical-CI success, review resolution or readiness claimed.
Co-Authored-By: OpenAI GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* docs: preserve the published clamped-jet evidence before body compaction
Retain the eighteen-row old/new section from #1914 at 2ef53c83e verbatim in a dedicated finding. The historical exact head and 85-failure count are explicitly scoped to that publication. No source, expectation, input, assertion, outcome or evidence conclusion changes.
Co-Authored-By: OpenAI GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* goldens: prove five receiver jets across returned offsets and inversion queries
Continue #1914 without changing formulas, inputs, tolerances or #2717's contract.
base_offset returns an owning copy for a direct B-spline; it does not assign the
receiver. With extension disabled throughout, step_inv leaves that receiver's
geometry/distance intact; its unchanged three-scalar payload is decoded but is
never graded as a derivative. Other kinds/nullable results remain excluded.
All 26 moved components in gen0136, gen0287, gen1623, gen1782 and gen2425 pass
strict relative 1e-9 against the independent 80/160-digit input-net Taylor
calculation of S+d(Su x Sv)/|Su x Sv|. Max error 1.17606e-12, precision drift
1.69242e-76. The last three use explicit clamping from the original knots.
All 52 controls pass. gen2558 independently disagrees and is not blessed.
Only these five complete retained actual runner encodings change. All other
3091 rows and every one of the 86 known failures remain byte-identical; all
3182 cases are retained. Total supported 152 cases / 747 moved components;
projected 205 ordinary differences, pending the real gate. Preserve exact
inputs/bits, full observations, disagreement, executable model/controls and
old/new encodings in the hash-verified archive and committed finding.
| Case | Components / max relative error | Input SHA-256 | Old → new checksum blocks |
|---|---|---|---|
| `gen0136` | 3 / `5.79439e-15` | `4515a282fe90fd6359b6858d6d7c8301dc3f80f89eb2f6e707b2f2a1d8695052` | `[[91876.89527025135, 92224.64165636596, 3709608.8064747667]]` → `[[91973.71856665419, 92226.07023677968, 3722151.3675662098]]` |
| `gen0287` | 3 / `1.17606e-12` | `e51e3bd2ec6e6c620c88445e04bb4153986ad684128ca811a218da31284c462f` | `[[106623.85073001102, 106758.36789985334, 8192383.812744899]]` → `[[106623.09246265274, 106758.03749782688, 8192286.540092921]]` |
| `gen1623` | 8 / `1.22953e-14` | `857b21820fa862beba1580ea3dd53eb5debdd8553e0b86d9c5790abee8e31467` | `[[937.572243299023, 1479.9961428738736, 24633.179569469605]]` → `[[898.8254877713206, 1424.9679762169394, 23984.775109513852]]` |
| `gen1782` | 3 / `1.9561e-14` | `015844bf6a82125fa52f3b3cbbd7dcf3753397ed5a8a9e725be22de887cb8fff` | `[[77236.60030788192, 87804.80267997787, 4353949.4496201]]` → `[[76718.60999413418, 86553.13132175046, 4319698.866069493]]` |
| `gen2425` | 9 / `3.87624e-14` | `3e08eda805173750cd4cb0f3a6bcf45b221e3853587034ab96ed05a4060e286e` | `[[994.256720147682, 1013.7863198590826, 32902.28326575608]]` → `[[995.7214865508853, 1015.1216311978034, 32929.3849376887]]` |
out.n stays 134 / 191 / 45 / 133 / 37. All statuses/topology/other fields stay
unchanged. No new absolute floor, construction, failure entry or gate change.
No full-suite or canonical-CI success, review resolution or readiness claimed.
Co-Authored-By: OpenAI GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* goldens: prove five parameter-edit scripts from their input nets
Continue #1914 with no production, input, tolerance, floor or failure change.
All 24 moved components satisfy strict relative 1e-9 against independent
80/160-digit input-net Taylor jets: max error 1.99955e-12, drift 1.13002e-76.
All 59 numerical/scope controls pass, including affine-plane closed forms,
nonuniform-knot reflection, wrong-value/status rejection and the real case.
Reverse reflects the clamped knots/net and keeps d; swap transposes it and
negates d. Extension, failed edits, aliases and ambiguous knot sides stay
excluded. gen0686/gen0803/gen2531 changed jets precede their edit suffix;
gen0909 and gen2960 actually grade post-swap/post-reverse derivatives.
gen0304 and gen0672 independently disagree and stay unapproved.
Only the following five complete actual collector encodings change. All
other rows and all 86 known failures remain byte-identical; all 3182 cases
remain selected. Projected 157 supported cases / 771 components, 200 ordinary
differences pending the actual gate. Full observations, original input hashes
and bits, controls and verified archive are in the committed finding.
| Case | Components / max relative error | Input SHA-256 | Old → new checksum blocks |
|---|---|---|---|
| `gen0686` | 6 / `1.99955e-12` | `9d08376d9c36e5392c5d09ca19e7a42d951006834726e090c52d2cd7fdb10dd9` | `[[121930.35080477943, 122286.7144167371, 8701121.039546246]]` → `[[121962.3389298341, 122224.82699030975, 8705193.75695359]]` |
| `gen0803` | 9 / `2.23887e-15` | `1c9b9b7c8465da58ee4de50b4a92ba6086af384f7d7967df546742c35243d4a8` | `[[30433.220442247508, 30463.821946298885, 503538.46555445157]]` → `[[30433.06458783185, 30463.6612749778, 503524.44087460113]]` |
| `gen0909` | 3 / `5.29685e-13` | `4bb845ec023ff9aa5ed7af2f2175f1dc52125b80adbb1a3f9a708a8c9fb7c57a` | `[[76256.28041470288, 76301.39173228155, 4336610.869009565]]` → `[[76255.8695864608, 76301.01981243513, 4336553.392578878]]` |
| `gen2531` | 3 / `1.30999e-14` | `be2221978e98e31d856b00abc7753267057b708f92496c105d0271c8ae329689` | `[[45825.10682569999, 45897.16292421347, 1451228.6467945287]]` → `[[45826.31522262935, 45897.31002906505, 1451250.566334015]]` |
| `gen2960` | 3 / `4.3237e-14` | `0cad4c75b7b482c04b0a69061ef20d3065743f94ab5eef5696ea3b4903b70865` | `[[30413.486952040126, 30468.854227191732, 1445253.6014927593]]` → `[[30413.479977829935, 30468.838392777052, 1445253.4163972281]]` |
out.n stays 204 / 108 / 147 / 87 / 86. No status/topology changes.
No full-suite or canonical-CI pass, review resolution or readiness claimed.
Co-Authored-By: OpenAI GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* goldens: prove seven offset scripts without cropping production cases
Continue #1914 with 29 independently graded moved components. Input-only
80/160-digit Cox-de Boor/Taylor jets satisfy strict relative 1e-9, with
max error 7.941402674945828e-14 and precision drift 9.382196956836735e-78.
All 66 numerical/scope controls pass. No tolerance or floor is changed.
gen0294 and gen1956 use complete-script proofs. The other five use decoded
prefixes containing every moved bit and verify every full suffix bit against
the four-term counterfactual. No suffix correctness or post-transform claim
follows. Production still runs each complete original case. Default evidence
decoding stays strict; no production decoder or execution skip is introduced.
Only these seven complete retained collector encodings change. The finding
records all 29 observations, original input identities, exact boundaries and
suffix digests, exclusions and the readback-verified 44-member archive.
| Case | Proof steps / raw scalars; unchanged suffix | Components / max relative error | Input SHA-256 | Old → new checksum blocks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| `gen0046` | `4/6 steps, 131/187 scalars; 56` | 3 / `1.37231e-15` | `dbd153151a9ece86d7374df7e75c3b8fd643697463040a2c9b0aca8d7078246c` | `[[77121.34624082278, 78371.89588151565, 7204413.02628398]]` → `[[77127.56162394208, 78413.58757987301, 7204937.948856801]]` |
| `gen0294` | `7/7 steps, 139/139 scalars; 0` | 3 / `6.07478e-15` | `8e631a42bc095bbf10e999e257af4b43316e25bff9aa5b110989c4598f8075d1` | `[[131571.70347178396, 142646.29819385172, 8950770.303338341]]` → `[[131585.2632002976, 142668.59266738236, 8951797.094917087]]` |
| `gen0715` | `4/6 steps, 140/146 scalars; 6` | 8 / `7.9414e-14` | `3095b349ba413411105bf66000545935862075cf6b359fe85ebb31e65a068ad5` | `[[77220.71046083543, 77311.38053866001, 3702379.153818082]]` → `[[77227.07637822005, 77297.60213367597, 3703184.8790371185]]` |
| `gen1107` | `4/5 steps, 101/106 scalars; 5` | 6 / `6.85615e-15` | `9ea3bc28cade8ee485e49065c45b30dbad3f665b0e575a3b437e41e607b4185f` | `[[46154.69065168403, 46690.47230266395, 1392869.5927645955]]` → `[[46145.861751782475, 46681.36711117941, 1391635.70220002]]` |
| `gen1871` | `4/5 steps, 98/103 scalars; 5` | 3 / `3.18996e-15` | `b1f76deb657f9c21511623f227d889bc3682961414b54382f3dc3db102abd84d` | `[[30452.32264385231, 31097.267325821787, 505666.83287312003]]` → `[[30457.86551369243, 31094.125835654002, 506083.6793920865]]` |
| `gen1956` | `2/2 steps, 68/68 scalars; 0` | 3 / `9.69707e-15` | `025de42ef6f9465e60ab68ca104811b32a4bc5d9bd59e3289a451edb3d5fd2ff` | `[[31752.321348733272, 33425.56012012197, 595083.5858024094]]` → `[[31972.454180961, 33392.31834752314, 609529.5325767717]]` |
| `gen2606` | `2/5 steps, 22/41 scalars; 19` | 3 / `2.37756e-15` | `90597c56d3e9efbe5c336f44a7b90af5dcbe4059a4667c1a442afa29d7ea3c79` | `[[3.6721180340205315, 9.99814166857267, 125.20427053028689]]` → `[[3.8326148961392716, 10.356535523557282, 128.5298394660693]]` |
Common fields remain deferred=null, error=null, ints={}, topology=null;
out.n stays 187 / 139 / 146 / 106 / 103 / 68 / 41. Every other golden row
and all 86 known failures are unchanged. All 3182 cases remain selected.
Projected 164 supported cases / 800 components / 193 ordinary differences
pending the actual gate. Raw collector evidence retains its measured head,
not the refreshed branch. No canonical-CI/full-suite pass or readiness claim.
Co-Authored-By: OpenAI GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* goldens: record two independently wrong named-slot query prefixes
Continue #1914 without changing #2717's implementation or design. gen0757
and gen2243 return D(2,0) slots overwritten by the later D(1,1) branch.
An input-only 80/160-digit Taylor oracle independently proves all six named
components wrong by 0.9128 to 1.6373 relative, with precision drift <=3.931e-77.
All 71 numerical/scope controls pass. No tolerance or floor is changed.
gen0757 retains its receiver distance after the returned base_offset and
uses the explicit clamp-to-domain jet; gen2243's proof is before its swap.
Original complete inputs/outputs, exact bits, prefix boundaries, expected
values and the 49-member verified archive are in the committed finding.
This certifies neither the overwriting expression nor any suffix.
Remove these two wrong complete goldens, replacing neither with another
wrong result. Both full cases keep executing under case-specific #2717
known-failure entries. Every other golden and existing failure is unchanged.
| Case | Full original input SHA-256 | Prefix steps / scalars | Removed old golden block / full n |
|---|---|---|---|
| `gen0757` | `a7fff71f532ef0b76a0f9aace5c2d210fa393ff426cb68f470377a44d426a08b` | `2/5 steps, 66/108 scalars` | `[[45835.32261187165, 45951.766035862245, 580801.8107888201]]` / `108` |
| `gen2243` | `b5c1b0a415107215e7fdcd7fc301a26bf021c40add31c08ae54074e3f9e07f4d` | `3/6 steps, 63/137 scalars` | `[[30474.99107836607, 30522.408270029144, 3002299.3746962883]]` / `137` |
Common removed-row fields: deferred=null, error=null, ints={}, topology=null.
All 3182 cases remain as 3094 golden rows and 88 known failures. Supported
replacements stay 164 cases / 800 components; projected ordinary differences
191 pending the actual gate. No production crop, skip, guard or geometry edit.
No full-suite, canonical-CI pass, review resolution or readiness claim.
Co-Authored-By: OpenAI GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* goldens: prove two prefixes where extension is enabled but unused
Continue #1914 with 12 input-only 80/160-digit Taylor jet observations.
OffsetSurface starts without an extended surface; every audited prefix
point is within the original direct B-spline domain, so select_surface
reaches neither extension nor clamping. Actual extension remains unapproved.
All 78 numerical/scope controls pass; max relative error 8.805332234651928e-14
under unchanged 1e-9, precision drift <=4.472617148231448e-77, no new floor.
gen2007 proves step 0 before swap/equality, 32/36 scalars and four unchanged
suffix scalars. gen2248 proves its state/eval prefix before split/trim/reverse,
74/308 scalars and all 234 suffix scalars bit-identical. No suffix correctness,
post-edit derivative or actual extension claim. Every complete case still runs.
| Case | Components / max relative error | Original input SHA-256 | Old → new checksum blocks |
|---|---|---|---|
| `gen2007` | 9 / `1.08547e-14` | `40979f91a5c8143e5b0b2e560902302e5bc30d21b034c5bc5e5bee592e922ac6` | `[[8385.129761675184, 10208.861909515392, 240531.36113004576]]` → `[[7433.183654517214, 8963.545179952707, 224246.08082010786]]` |
| `gen2248` | 3 / `8.80533e-14` | `a8b8b0afe101dabe69c50ee63ee7897ba829c8c8873bd9089fde1faf5ce3d839` | `[[156372.75134309038, 252429.00380531867, 19263689.92973941], [40312.70837088957, 63077.20645060704, 274696.5340730896]]` → `[[155970.61055021366, 252143.7086417839, 19234501.757323023], [40312.70837088957, 63077.20645060704, 274696.5340730896]]` |
Common fields remain deferred=null, error=null, ints={}, topology=null;
out.n stays 36 / 308, including gen2248's unchanged full second block.
Every other golden and all 88 known failures are unchanged. All 3182 cases
remain as 3094 golden rows and 88 known failures. Projected 166 supported
cases / 812 components and 189 ordinary differences pending the actual gate.
gen2690 independently disagrees and is not blessed. No numerical source,
input, guard, production decoder, tolerance, floor, crop or skip changes.
The finding retains all observations, inputs, bits, boundaries, source proof
and the readback-verified 56-member archive. No readiness or CI pass claimed.
Co-Authored-By: OpenAI GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* docs: retain six published named-slot proofs verbatim
Preserve #1914's complete six-case/21-component section from the published
beb1eb184 description before replacing its inline duplicate with a link.
Verify exact text equality, including input hashes, observations, bounds
and original collector/control/archive provenance. No new execution or
reblessing is implied; all numerical source, goldens and failures stay intact.
Co-Authored-By: OpenAI GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* goldens: prove the explicit VMax clamp in gen1332
Continue #1914 with one complete row / three moved components. Extension
stays enabled in the original input, but the explicit original side mask
11 includes VMax=8 and clamps the sole outside request before extension.
Independent 80/160-digit original-net jets establish both nonperiodicity
position tests (separation/threshold >6.632e12, regular first samples) and
the D(0,3) at the clamped point, not a constant continuation's derivative.
All three components pass unchanged relative 1e-9: max error 8.063531413806036e-14,
precision drift <=1.8686238951724364e-77. All 85 numerical/scope controls pass.
No tolerance, floor, flag, original input, operation, crop or skip changes.
| Case | Components / max relative error | Full original input SHA-256 | Old → new checksum blocks / unchanged n |
|---|---|---|---|
| `gen1332` | 3 / `8.06353e-14` | `cb46fb52544fb4c84e3a64deca2346d55fc1ad7f94adec553f4e41652db65660` | `[[68487.9127286635, 73586.6520814705, 1550175.2367883257]]` → `[[30395.004642320324, 31489.622915038668, 1034470.1990414166]]` / `72` |
Common fields remain deferred=null, error=null, ints={}, topology=null;
out.n remains 72. Every other golden and all 88 known failures are unchanged.
All 3182 cases remain as 3094 golden rows and 88 known failures. Projected
167 supported cases / 815 components and 188 ordinary differences, pending
the actual gate. The source, full inputs/bits, values, state proof, exclusions
and readback-verified 64-member archive are in the committed finding.
gen0590's first periodicity sample reaches a normal fallback; gen0962's
swap does not remap its stored mask. Neither numeric-only candidate is
approved. No actual-extension, full-suite, CI success or readiness claim.
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* goldens: prove gen1320's polynomial linear end-span continuation
Continue #1914 with one complete row / nine moved components. The original
unit-weight q=1 terminal span uniquely continues through the inspected G1R
endpoint formula, independent of extension chunks or exact join-knot removal.
No source-order replay or kernel-generated extended net supplies expected jets.
Exact-rational separated boundary hulls establish nonclosure; explicit mask
zero and the in-span u value establish the selected extension direction.
All nine 80/160-digit input-only Taylor components pass unchanged relative
1e-9, max error 9.324089962188992e-14, drift <=6.182732331065606e-78.
All 92 numerical/scope controls pass, including every previous model after
the explicit opt-in temporary evaluator hooks. Default helpers stay strict.
The independent affine-plane and saddle controls retain exact closed forms.
Rational/curved extensions, ambiguous boundaries and edits remain excluded.
| Case | Components / max relative error | Full original input SHA-256 | Old → new checksum blocks / unchanged n |
|---|---|---|---|
| `gen1320` | 9 / `9.32409e-14` | `01537720249ce9b50614cc1147ba7646e678602cb601657b2468bd837ce52399` | `[[8.083516148205456, 338.29768636282773, 410.2475809158631]]` → `[[8.083506601475959, 338.297647168599, 410.2473283613418]]` / `56` |
Common fields remain deferred=null, error=null, ints={}, topology=null;
out.n stays 56. The full three-step script executes; no suffix crop or skip.
Every other golden and all 88 known failures are unchanged. All 3182 cases
remain as 3094 goldens + 88 known failures. Projected 168 supported cases /
824 components / 187 ordinary differences, pending the real unit gate.
The finding retains old/new values, all observations, exact input/bit identity,
state proof, controls, initial Decimal-equality control failures and the
readback-verified 76-member archive. No production formula, flag, tolerance,
floor or decoder changes. No body validity/volume or full-suite/CI pass claim.
The correctness, attribution-review and approval-blocked CI holds remain.
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* goldens: prove gen1851's receiver is unchanged by its outward trim
Continue #1914 with one complete six-step/147-scalar row, six moved values.
Extension is disabled throughout, no extended surface exists, and the trim
requests a bigger domain. Its gets_bigger branch therefore trims neither
an extension nor the owned original base. Grade the later jets on the
original net, not a purported trimmed or kernel-generated net.
All six 80/160-digit input-only Taylor observations pass unchanged relative
1e-9: max discrepancy 9.048670857263963e-13, drift <=1.3065385952206204e-76.
All 98 numerical/scope controls pass. The private evidence decoder uses the
known status/four-scalar query shape only after proving the trim is a no-op;
the default decoder still refuses trim. No production operation is replaced.
Actual net trims, enabled extension, failed trims and base edits stay excluded.
gen2214 independently disagrees and is not blessed.
| Case | Components / max relative error | Full original input SHA-256 | Old → new checksum blocks / unchanged n |
|---|---|---|---|
| `gen1851` | 6 / `9.04867e-13` | `71955d6e58899aa90a8f3e07a5fd12adce0d1f9b008a5af7cf74c613054d7532` | `[[61829.67557510773, 61888.01368940549, 3859448.1427769545]]` → `[[61831.18435404368, 61889.99122955711, 3859566.2962446106]]` / `147` |
Common fields remain deferred=null, error=null, ints={}, topology=null;
out.n remains 147. Every other golden and all 88 known failures are unchanged.
All 3182 cases remain as 3094 goldens + 88 known failures. Projected 169
supported cases / 830 components / 186 ordinary differences pending the gate.
The finding retains exact old/new values, all observations, original inputs
and bits, source branch proof and the readback-verified 71-member archive.
No construction, flag, tolerance, floor, production decoder, crop or skip
changes. No full kernel-suite, canonical-CI pass or readiness claim follows.
Co-Authored-By: OpenAI GPT-6.1 Sol <noreply@openai.com>
* docs: preserve the published offset migration evidence verbatim
Archive the complete ceadc86fe PR body in a per-entry finding before making
the description shorter. Preserve every old/new value, case, proof boundary,
archive hash and historical measured revision without relabelling it.
The new gen1320/gen1851 evidence remains in its own committed findings.
No source, expectation, input, tolerance or case-selection changes.
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* fix: finish vendored offset derivative golden dispositions
Retain all cases, record demonstrated wrong slots against existing issues, and refresh the justified WR-160/161 expectations. Leave unrelated local approximation differences untouched.
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* docs: keep offset review image out of the PR diff
Use the already-published immutable geometry image and disclose the unavailable attachment route. No kernel code, golden expectation or validation scope changes.
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`local_extension_reach` refused every corner whose three surfaces hold two or more curved
quadrics. That includes the vertex where a moved plane ends on the split ruling of a round
drawn as two faces: a boss whose wall is two half cylinders, its top drafted, is refused
as ReachUncertified although it builds sound.
Faces that keep their surfaces keep their edges, so where two kept faces at the vertex
share a straight edge, the three new surfaces meet on that edge's line, where it crosses
the third's new plane: x0 + tau u, tau = (o - x0).nu / (u.nu), at sqrt(|x0 - p|^2 + tau^2)
from the vertex, raised by the curve's distance from its line over the sine of their
angle. The line is proved on the edge's Bezier control points (each within the B-rep's
tolerance of the line through the first and the last), and the meeting is enclosed in the
reach's interval arithmetic. A line within the tangency tolerance of parallel to the
plane meets it nowhere near, as two planes' line does. Every other corner with two or more
quadrics still refuses.
Tests: the meeting against its closed form; a split boss (alone and on a block) drafted
+-3 degrees, refused before, now valid at CheckLevel::All with the closed-form volume
pi r^2 5 tan 3 degrees within the B-rep tolerance over the top's area. The same boss drawn
as one seamed face is the control and lands on the closed form to rounding.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01JLpvyTazijjMBK8HmdSeUj
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* occurrence.move: absolute placement with `to` / `to_matrix` (#12150)
`occurrence.move` can now take a target pose instead of a move:
`to: {position, axis?, angle?}` or `to_matrix` (the 3x4/4x4 form `matrix`
takes), in `space: local` (the parent, default) or `world`. It is refused
together with translate/axis/angle/origin/matrix/base_transform. Grounding,
rigid groups, capture and joints behave as for a relative move, which stays
the default.
Refs #12150
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* Format: rustfmt the occurrence.move changes (#12150)
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* RFC 0003: solidcore consolidation, one implementation per job
An inventory of the geometry SolidCraft computes or duplicates from
solidcore, grouped by job, and the order of the work that leaves each job
in one layer (solidcore docs/layers.md), with the gate each PR passes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* RFC 0003: place the jobs with no solidcore counterpart by layers.md
IGES, surface construction, planar builds and sewing, local surface
commands, sheet metal, and hidden lines and sections each get their layer
and a phase entry. Mesh-body tools stay in the app for now. Picking
follows the rule that hover may use display meshes while the pick decision
is a kernel ray/body call. One open question remains.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* RFC 0003: the goal, solidcore as a general-purpose kernel, and Phase 6
ops becomes the complete public modelling API with nothing
SolidCraft-specific in it; semver, docs, examples and a second consumer
in CI; bindings later. The remaining-geometry phase becomes Phase 7.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* RFC 0003: the placement test, and mesh bodies in solidcore-mesh
Anything another application on the same kernel could use goes in
solidcore. Mesh-body tools move to a new solidcore-mesh crate (PR 1.10).
Curve offsets join sections and projections in the kernel. The app keeps
only state, UI and workflow specific to SolidCraft.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* RFC 0003: every job against the placement test
A table of each geometry job in SolidCraft with its line count and where
it goes: solidcore when CAM, simulation or another app on the kernel would
use it, otherwise the app with the reason. About 161k lines move, about
42k stay. Phase entries 2.14-2.19 and 6.6 cover the newly placed jobs.
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* RFC 0003: the placement test covers geometry only
solidcore holds the geometry any app would ask the kernel for. Solvers,
history, naming and document state stay in the app: the 2D constraint
solver, multibody dynamics, thread standards tables and point-cloud
handling move back. About 150k lines move and about 54k stay.
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* Revert "RFC 0003: the placement test covers geometry only"
This reverts commit 8b0486bcf1.
* Revert "RFC 0003: every job against the placement test"
This reverts commit 244b053c78.
* Revert "RFC 0003: the placement test, and mesh bodies in solidcore-mesh"
This reverts commit 3e6ef956c8.
* RFC 0003: solidcore's scope is OpenCASCADE's published module list
One rule in section 3, and the four rows whose placement would change
under it, left unchanged until the owner decides.
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* RFC 0003: scope is what moves into the vendored solidcore/; mesh formats go to record + ops
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* RFC 0003: drop the vendoring date
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* RFC 0003: restore the vendoring date
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* RFC 0003: no relative dates
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* RFC 0003: SolidCraft's code is the base; add solidcore's measured wins
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* RFC 0003: when and on which commits the bake-offs ran
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* RFC 0003: git mv SolidCraft's code into solidcore/, one crate per job
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* RFC 0003: PRs target main; kernel branch for multi-step work only
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* RFC 0003: 0.4, solidcore stays self-contained
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* claim: #13926
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
* Dropping a PNG or JPEG on the window places it as a canvas (#13926)
A dropped picture went down the design-file path and failed with
"design file is not UTF-8 JSON". drop_path now recognises PNG and JPEG
(by extension, any case) and starts the Canvas tool with that image
chosen, exactly as picking it in the tool's file dialog does; the next
click on a plane, a face or the sketch plane places it.
The picker callback and the drop share sketch_tools::start_image_placement.
Regression test: file_picker::tests::a_picture_dropped_on_the_window_is_placed_as_a_canvas.
Fixes#13926
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
* A picture dropped on Home closes Home so it can be placed (#13926)
Starting image placement left Home open, and cad_ui returns before the
viewport while Home is shown, so there was nothing to click to place the
canvas. start_image_placement now closes Home, as running a command
does. The drop test now starts on Home and checks that it closes.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Gr84VuQWHKtTwJ7cC3CP3W
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* claim: #13790 nurbs slice
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: add NurbsFailure, the typed reason for a NURBS routine failure
Reason::Nurbs carries a NurbsFailure per NLib error kind, with the degree,
derivative order, knot index, weight, parameter and domain, or index and
length where a routine has them. The status the Sm callers report stays
SM_ERR, and kind() stays NotConverged for convergence and Failed otherwise,
except a parameter outside its domain, which is OutsideDomain.
error::nurbs::nlib_number is the comparison hook the goldens runners use for
the NL number they compare.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: NURBS routines return NurbsFailure instead of SolidError::Nlib
Every SolidError::nlib / SolidError::Nlib site in src/nurbs, except the
constructors in crv_common.rs (held by another open change), now returns
SolidError::Failed with a NurbsFailure and the same operation path. The
typed variants carry the values at the knot, basis, curve and surface
checks. The callers that ignore an NLib failure (heal_data, edgeuse gaps,
shell bounds, the span-maxima searches) drop a NurbsFailure exactly where
they dropped Nlib.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: goldens runners read the compared NL number through nlib_number
The NURBS goldens units matched SolidError::Nlib { code } for the number they
compare. They now read error::nurbs::nlib_number, so the compared values do
not change.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: NURBS failures pass clippy, and a source test keeps src/nurbs free of NLib errors
Test: no file of src/nurbs except crv_common.rs names SolidError::Nlib, NlibCode
or SolidError::nlib. Also drops the SolidError imports the goldens runners no
longer use.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: fuzz corpus expects the NURBS failures' new message text
Fourteen corpus cases pinned the old 'NLib error Memory (15)', 'NLib error
Curve (1)' and 'NLib error Knot (4)' text. They now pin the solidcore
wording; the outcomes (an error on the same input at the same operation) are
unchanged.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
* solidcore: an empty output slice in crv_derivs_into keeps its NL number
It is NurbsFailure::NoDerivativeRows (compared as the derivative-limit
number, 20) rather than Input, so this change moves no compared value.
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Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SdcgEtwSrdwZxqTQp5MfnU
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* claim: part of #13367 (native menu keeps an empty submenu a submenu)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* macOS menu bar: a submenu that starts empty stays a submenu
MenuTable treated an item with no children as a clickable entry, so a
submenu empty when the bar was built became an entry and a later
replace(id) failed with "no submenu". An item with a menu.* id now stays
a submenu, which also keeps a nested empty one from being dispatched.
Part of #13367.
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* fix: cull directed tree boxes by the admissible directions
TopologySolver::may_contain_answer culled DirectedMinimize,
SignedDirectedMinimize and DirectedMaximize branches by the in-plane
offset between box centres instead of their distance to the direction
plane. Every branch whose directed answer lay farther than the two
bounding radii was culled, so directed queries lost far answers.
Enclose the view projection Q = N x d x N over every pair of box points
with outward-rounded intervals. Cull only when no pair can be within the
local solver's 2-degree direction test, or when every admitted value is
more than the query tolerance worse than the best. The signed bound is
-|Q| at most, because the sign also follows the operand order.
directed_culling_keeps_admissible_answers_and_culls_the_rest fails on
main (DirectedMinimize culls an answer at distance 10) and passes with
the fix. The C++ has the same arm; recorded as WR-772.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: bless directed culling goldens moved by the admissible-direction fix
Against tangency-labs/solidcore#3161, 2 of 283 units change, with nothing added, removed or broken.
- intersect.topology_solver_p1: 48 may_contain_answer records, 130
changed decisions. Each was checked by clipping the box pair's projected
polygon with the 2-degree direction wedge (60-digit decimals). No new
cull removes an admissible answer. 38 decisions that main culled hold
real directed answers. 21 are kept conservatively by the interval
bound.
- intersect.topology_solver_p2: 18 directed static_operation_matrix
records (entries 0 and 2, operations 11 to 13). Main returned no
answer; each now returns the single admissible directed answer, checked
by exhaustive enumeration in value and sign.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: show the directed cull's mechanism and its literature, correct WR-772
Review findings on #14023 (CodeRabbit):
- WR-772 said the old cull removes every answer farther than the two
radii. It compares the box centres' offset in the plane of N and V with
the radii; that offset includes motion along N and can be smaller than
the answer (Y ranges [-1, 1] and [0.5, 2.5]: offset 1.5, radii 2,
answer 3.5). The record now says so.
- A schematic compares the old centre test with the difference box against
the 2-degree wedge, with its source script.
- The record names the method: interval branch and bound's feasibility
and cut-off tests (Hansen and Walster 2004; Ratschek and Rokne 1988),
with outward-rounded interval arithmetic (Moore 1966).
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* claim: fast sketch ids for dense drawings
* Sketch: Insert SVG and DXF add points and curves without searching for each id
Each new point and curve searched every id in the sketch (`id_taken`)
before taking one, so inserting a dense drawing took time in proportion
to the square of its size. `Sketch::batch()` keeps the sketch's ids in a
set while it borrows the sketch; its `add_point` and `add_curve` give the
same ids, checks and refusals as the sketch's own. The import's
`add_geometry` adds through a batch: 9900 DXF lines go in in 203 ms
instead of 960 ms (ci profile).
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* claim: Italian batch 13
* Italian: translate the 945 messages main gained after batch 12 (batch 13)
One pending file, assets/locales/pending/italian-batch-13.json, with the
Italian for every message the catalog lacked at f9ed9a90b: Preferences
options and notes, interface messages, the Render workspace, command
labels and help, sketch, import, thread, joint and panel messages.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Italian: name the Exact radius option as the dialog shows it
Review on #14052: the G2 corner message asked for "Adattamento esatto",
but the Face limits option it means is labelled "Raggio esatto".
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* claim: Preferences search finds labelled setting rows
* Preferences search: a labelled row with a plain number field is a result
Searching Preferences for the label of a row built with settings_block
whose control reports no match of its own (a plain number field, such as
Sketch > Window steps) drew the row but never counted it: the page and
section headings stayed away and the window said "No matching
preferences". A block that matches now reveals its headings and counts
as a hit, and takes one stop for the arrow keys unless a control inside
already has one.
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* Preferences search: no gap above a match below the Sketch drawing checkboxes
While searching, the Drawing section's two checkbox columns kept the
spacing of every hidden row, so a match further down (Window steps)
showed some 170 points below its section heading. The columns now draw
into a detached child and keep their space only when one of their
checkboxes matched, as sections and pages already do.
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* Preferences search: a row found by its hint is a stop, and Enter outlines it
A block whose hint alone matched the search was shown but had no stop for
the arrow keys; it now has one, named by its label. After Enter opens a
block's page from a search, the block scrolls into view and is outlined,
as other rows are.
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* claim: #10140
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* Pictures: clear the multisampled picture's resolve texture first, so ui.render is not black on AMD Direct3D 12 (#10140)
Headless pictures (ui.render, the MCP screenshot tool, thumbnails) draw with 4x MSAA on the
app's device and resolve into a new texture that only the resolve writes. Some AMD Radeon
Direct3D 12 drivers then read it back black or as garbage, the same fault the viewport had
before #7399 cleared its resolve targets (#6828). The capturer now clears that texture with
the viewport's clear_resolve_targets before the pass, and a test counts the clears.
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* test: the named setback lies within 1e-3 of the spring curve's limit (#2343 (d))
jyviko's review: the size named is the last point of a grid of
thousandths (7.803 for asked 8.5), 3.8e-3 short of the closed-form
limit 7.8068. The test now asks for a setback whose spring curve stays
clear and that lies within 1e-3 of the limit (the check's gap, the
tolerances, costs about 6e-4). Red at 3748959be: 7.803.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* fix: the named setback is the spring curve's limit to the tolerance, not a grid point (#2343 (d))
jyviko's review: after the bisection on the grid of thousandths, the
last grid cell is halved (at most 30 times) until it is shorter than
the corner's tolerance along every edge. The size named is still one
the check itself found clear: the bisection's hi - 1 is lo or an index
it cleared, and each halving keeps its cleared end, so it is sound even
where the assumed monotonicity fails. Asked 8.5 on the bored prism now
names a setback within 1e-3 of the closed-form limit 7.8068 (was 7.803).
docs/generic-blend.md section 3.2 says what the search assumes.
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* test: the rails' directions in closed form, per face kind and at a concave corner (#2343 (d))
jyviko's review: the closed-form rail directions had only a one-off
comparison behind them.
- setback::tests::a_rails_direction_in_closed_form_is_its_derivative:
rail_direction (split out of rail_toward_vertex) against the rail's
derivative by central differences, on a convex cylinder, a cone, a
sphere and a concave corner beside a bore, the other face a tilted
plane so that normal_turn turns the direction (oblique to the
principal directions). A wrong sign in the cylinder arm is caught
(off by 0.076), so is a wrong cone half-angle (2.7e-3).
- The corner keeps the spring curves it checked (SetbackCorner::springs),
and the cylinder, concave cylinder, cone and sphere corner tests assert
they are the fill's own spring edges: within 1e-11 (measured at most
9.2e-13), their rail-end tangents within 1e-9 rad (at most 5.5e-14).
Those corners' rounds run along principal directions, where the turn
only scales the direction, so the unit test is what pins normal_turn.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs(findings): addendum, the named setback as the spring curve's limit (#2343 (d))
The merged record names 7.803 for asked 8.5, the last point of the grid
of thousandths. Measured now: 7.806221 (0.918379 x 8.5), 5.8e-4 below
the closed-form limit 7.806805, its spring curve 5.1e-5 clear of the
bore; 19 probes of the check. The one-off comparison of the rails'
directions is replaced by the committed tests. A new file: a merged
record is never edited.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* test: the named setback is the largest to the corner's tolerance (#2343 (d))
The bored D prism's test checked the named setback only within 1e-3 of
the closed-form limit, which a halving that stops a few steps early
still meets. Asked a tolerance (the corner's approx_tol_3d) more than
the size it names, the corner is now refused as SetbackTooLong too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* docs: what the spring-curve refusal names where no setback keeps the curves on (#2343 (d))
generic-blend.md section 3.2 said the refusal always names the largest
common scale; where none at or above the rails' crossing keeps every
spring curve on its face, no setback builds. SetbackCorner::springs is
also empty where the curves are not made, and only tests read it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* claim: #13447
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Multi-section blend: tests that the last-but-one section holds the sections' third difference (#13447)
A closed form on the cubic cylinder (2v, t, t^3) through five sections:
d3/du3 is (0, 0, 6) at every interior section. The backward stencil at the
last-but-one gives (0, 0, -6.002). four_sections_join_at_c3 expected that
wrong sign at its second joint; both joints read the same four sections
and now expect the same difference.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Multi-section blend: the backward third difference has the right sign (#13447)
Blend::third_difference's "only behind" arm took
f(i-2) - 3 f(i-1) + 3 f(i) - f(i+1), the negative of the change of
curvature it estimates, so the last-but-one section of a blend through
four or more sections bent the last two spans the wrong way. It now takes
f(i+1) - 3 f(i) + 3 f(i-1) - f(i-2), as the forward arm does for the
same four stations.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* solidcore: SolidCraft #14000 case (a round at the foot of a slightly tilted boss)
Six cases from the report's script: a block, a boss of radius 5 joined along an axis tilted 0, 0.5, 1, 2,
3 and 5 degrees, and a 1 mm round on its foot. Volumes are analytic: the block, the boss above it, and the
round integrated in tube coordinates about its elliptical spine (closed form at 0).
* solidcore: #14000 cases run with the two fixes that reach the regression, at nine tilts
The round is refused only with fillet_exact_round_classes and fillet_round_as_definition
(both on in SolidCraft's fixes()); the cases now carry them, add the tilts 0.25, 1.5 and 2.5
degrees, and note the CLI replay on main and on 4890cebd3.
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Co-authored-by: MateuszSychXpl <151755914+MateuszSychXpl@users.noreply.github.com>
* claim: #14141
* Translation checks: propagate command registry errors
Fail before reporting success or writing a catalog when command discovery fails. Cover errors in every mode and preserve successful label checking and repair. Fixes#14141.
* claim: #14143
* Windows tests: validate empty slicer replies against their schema
Exercise the shared assertion from the existing platform-independent serialization test. Keep Unix discovery coverage and strict warning checks. Fixes#14143.
* claim: #14051
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Measure: a test that curves drawn in a 3D sketch measure like sketch curves (#14051)
A line from (0, 0, 0) to (24, 0, 0) drawn with sketch.line3d is refused
with "an item can't be measured": sketch_curve looks the id up in the
sketch's 2D curves only, and 3D curves are its wires.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Measure: a line or curve drawn in a 3D sketch measures like a sketch curve (#14051)
sketch_curve falls back to the sketch's wires when the id is not one of
its 2D curves: a 3D line measures its length and direction, an exact 3D
arc its radius, angle and arc length, and any other wire its length
along its points. A pick without a sketch finds the sketch holding the
wire too.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
step-import's short-name table mapped CMCRSG to COMPOSITE_CURVE. ISO's short-names file
(http://standards.iso.org/iso/10303/tech/short_names/short-names.txt) gives CMCRSG as
COMPOSITE_CURVE_SEGMENT and COMPOSITE_CURVE as CMPCRV, so a file written with short names
had its curve segments read as curves. Both now read as ISO gives them, the source cited beside
the table. Test: the two short names read as their long names.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A sketch makes no bodies or faces, so its highlight falls back to
changed_faces, which compared the states either side of the feature by
calling Body::faces on every body, twice. Body::faces meshes the body each
time, and the highlight is rebuilt on every hover change: on a design of
about 250 bodies each hover change took 1-2 s while a sketch stayed picked.
changed_faces now skips a body the feature left as it was (same record,
same face names) before asking for its faces. Such a body has no face the
feature changed, so the lit faces are the same.
Fixes#14147
Co-authored-by: Mek <mf@linescode.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sweep: a profile drawn partway along the path, or beside it, follows the whole path
SMLib sweeps a profile from the path's start only. A profile drawn partway along
an open path (its plane crossing the path, not at its start) failed with "SMLib
failed (status 1001)" or, on the current solidcore pin, built a body along a copy
of the path moved onto the profile. A profile whose plane misses the path did the
same.
The profile is now carried back to the path's start the way the sweep carries it
forward (moved along lines, turned about arcs and corners, turned step by step
along free-form curves; only moved when the profile keeps its orientation), from
where its plane crosses the path nearest it, or else from the path's point
nearest it. The body follows the whole path and passes through the profile where
it was drawn, square to the path, keeping its distance and side.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Sweep: twisted, scaled and guided sweeps also start from a profile drawn partway along the path
A sweep with a twist, an end scale, guide rails or an orientation direction took
the profile as drawn for its start section, wherever it lay. A profile drawn
partway along the path or beside it then gave a body that did not follow the
whole path. Such a sweep now carries the profile to the path's start once, as the
plain sweep does, before building its stations: the drawn profile is the start
section, and the twist and the scale run from there. The circle-about-the-axis
fallback sweeps the aligned profile without aligning it again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* STEP import: test that a planar face with a slit as an inner bound keeps the solid closed
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* STEP import: a slit that is an inner bound of a face is left out of it (#13096)
A face bound that runs one or more edges out and straight back encloses no
area. Where the face has another bound and no other face uses those edges,
the slit is left out of the face (and noted), so the face and the solid stay.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* STEP import: rustfmt the slit test
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Speed: a body's exact bounding box is measured once, not again for every boolean that meets it
* Speed: callers on other threads wait for a body's first box measurement instead of measuring it again
A schematic (docs/layers/layers.svg, attributed in attribution/pending/docs-layers.md, in solidcore's diagram style) follows one click on Fillet
through the layers: the host runs the command the ribbon component returned, the engine and the
document build it through solidcore-ops, the document plans the display mesh through
solidcore-tess, and the shared viewport crates evaluate and draw it. The page lists each rule
with what enforces it (downward only, shared crates standing alone, UI toolkits only from L5 at
any depth, the solidcore seam, test tooling, wasm), what makes a piece a shared component, and
how to add a crate. architecture.md and AGENTS.md point to it; the page links solidcore's own layers.md.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DtL5M2MmcDrkcWhQeHS2K8
Co-authored-by: jyviko <2501648+jyviko@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-11-09 14:05:08 +00:00
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SolidCraft is a clean-room, pure-Rust parametric 3D CAD app (sketch solver, feature timeline, B-rep kernel, an egui UI that agents drive). This file is a router: the hard rules, then the skill to read for your task. Humans: CONTRIBUTING.md.
## Start here
Work: ROADMAP.md, "Where help is wanted most" in CONTRIBUTING.md, issues labelled `help wanted`, `good first issue`, `needs-triage`; architecture in `docs/architecture.md`. Local `plan/` notes are optional.
Work: ROADMAP.md, "Where help is wanted most" in CONTRIBUTING.md, issues labelled `help wanted`, `good first issue`, `needs-triage`; architecture in `docs/architecture.md`.
## Hard rules (what enforces each)
- Independent: never copy another product's code, icons, text or templates; never drive or take data from commercial CAD. `skills/solidcraft-ground-rules/SKILL.md`.
@@ -12,10 +12,10 @@ Work: ROADMAP.md, "Where help is wanted most" in CONTRIBUTING.md, issues labelle
- Never crash: no unwrap/expect/panic/unsafe in non-test code, errors are `Result`, input is hostile: clippy `-D warnings`, `hostile_params_never_panic`.
- Model decisions (what an operation does, which bodies it touches, which face or edge a point or name means, depths, nearness) use exact geometry; a mesh is for display, export, previews and mesh bodies (`xtask/mesh-decisions.txt` only shrinks): `cargo xtask mesh-decisions`.
- Everything is a command and programmatic calls never open dialogs: `skills/solidcraft-commands/SKILL.md`.
- Layering; only `crates/kernel` uses truck; solidcore only via `solidcore-ops`/`-tess`/`-record` (`xtask/solidcore-seam.txt`): `cargo xtask layers`; see `solidcore/docs/layers.md`.
- Layering; only `crates/kernel` uses truck; solidcore only via `solidcore-ops`/`-tess`/`-record` (`xtask/solidcore-seam.txt`): `cargo xtask layers`; see `docs/layers.md`.
- One outer UI container, one camera path (`navigation::handle`), colours from theme tokens: `cargo xtask ui-containers`.
- Application code is Rust only and builds for wasm: `cargo xtask wasm`, `cargo xtask web-offline-test`.
- The product name is SolidCraft; the old name lives only in `docs/compatibility.md`.
- The product name is SolidCraft; the old name lives in `docs/compatibility.md`.
- Sorted lists (message catalogs, `mod` lines, languages) stay sorted: `cargo xtask lists`. Never edit generated files (`docs/features.md`, `THIRD-PARTY-LICENSES.txt`) in a PR.
- A design-format change is ONE new file in `crates/doc/src/format/pending/`: `scripts/test-format-pending.sh`.
- A command has input and output schemas (will become required; `schema/unconverted.txt` only shrinks): `skills/solidcraft-commands/SKILL.md`.
@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ Work: ROADMAP.md, "Where help is wanted most" in CONTRIBUTING.md, issues labelle
| A command, a crate boundary | `skills/solidcraft-commands/SKILL.md` |
| SolidCraft or solidcore, kernel, geometry | `skills/solidcraft-layers/SKILL.md` |
| A dialog, panel, camera, icon, colour | `skills/solidcraft-ui/SKILL.md` |
| Sheet metal | `skills/solidcraft-sheetmetal/SKILL.md` |
@@ -42,13 +42,13 @@ Editable drawing code, native projects and shipped exports are collected under `
| examples/render-path-studio.json | SolidCraft contributors | original procedural opaque enclosure, teal insert and metal fasteners for progressive rendering; no imported models | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/gpu/src/path/path.wgsl | SolidCraft contributors | original software BVH traversal and path integration using the existing SolidCraft surface/studio equations; no external shader source | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/gpu/src/pbr.rs | SolidCraft contributors | original WGSL translation of SolidCraft's opaque surface and fixed studio reference, embedded as Rust source; no external shader code | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/icon.json | SolidCraft contributors | approved Icon Composer composition and appearance settings for the original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/Assets/02-grid.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original perspective grid with elliptical radial alpha, exported from VectorCraft | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/Assets/02-grid-dark.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original blue perspective grid with elliptical radial alpha, exported from VectorCraft for the Dark appearance | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/Assets/03-solid-blue-cutout.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original saturated blue CAD solid with transparent topology cutouts, edited and exported with VectorCraft | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/macos/exports/Assets.car | SolidCraft contributors | Apple actool compilation of assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon for macOS; contains original artwork only | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/icon.json | SolidCraft contributors | approved Icon Composer composition and appearance settings for the original SolidCraft artwork | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/Assets/02-grid.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original perspective grid with elliptical radial alpha, exported from VectorCraft | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/Assets/02-grid-dark.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original blue perspective grid with elliptical radial alpha, exported from VectorCraft for the Dark appearance | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/Assets/03-solid-blue-cutout.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original saturated blue CAD solid with transparent topology cutouts, edited and exported with VectorCraft | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/macos/exports/Assets.car | SolidCraft contributors | Apple actool compilation of assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon for macOS; contains original artwork only | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/archive/icons/macos-v1/source/icon.vectorcraft | SolidCraft contributors | retained editable historical VectorCraft source, with named face and background layers; redundant exports retired | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/macos/exports/icon.icns | SolidCraft contributors | macOS fallback compiled by Apple's actool from the approved assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon composition | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/macos/exports/icon.icns | SolidCraft contributors | macOS fallback compiled by Apple's actool from the approved assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon composition | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/models/test_boat.bin | 3DBenchy.com | 3DBenchy.com | Public Domain |
| assets/models/make_test_boat.py | SolidCraft contributors | original script that packs a model into the compact file above | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/screenshots/class-a-blend.png | SolidCraft contributors | screenshot of SolidCraft itself: a 24 mm and a 10 mm box bridged by a `surface.blend` sheet (G1 at both edges), rendered by the app's `ui.render` in the dark theme with examples/demo/class_a_shots.py | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
@@ -73,14 +73,14 @@ Editable drawing code, native projects and shipped exports are collected under `
| docs/design/ux-redesign/start-page.png | SolidCraft contributors | original UX mockup (start page (File view)) rendered from an HTML mockup that uses the original Technical Accent icon set; no third-party artwork, and not a screenshot of any other CAD product | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/design/ux-redesign/workspaces.png | SolidCraft contributors | original UX mockup (workspace switcher) rendered from an HTML mockup that uses the original Technical Accent icon set; no third-party artwork, and not a screenshot of any other CAD product | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/design/ux-redesign/command-map.png | SolidCraft contributors | original UX mockup (ribbon command map) rendered from an HTML mockup that uses the original Technical Accent icon set; no third-party artwork, and not a screenshot of any other CAD product | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/branding/web/source/og.png | SolidCraft contributors | original 1280 × 640 social preview card (the SolidCraft mark, name and tagline), served by the docs site for link previews | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/branding/web/source/og.png | SolidCraft contributors | original 1280 × 640 social preview card (the SolidCraft mark, name and tagline), served by the docs site for link previews | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| docs/book/src/generated/sample-plate.png | SolidCraft contributors | copy of docs/screenshots/sample-plate.png made by `cargo xtask book` (gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/generated/bracket.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot examples/bracket.json`; gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/generated/enclosure.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot docs/book/scripts/enclosure.json`; gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/generated/revolve.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot docs/book/scripts/revolve.json`; gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/generated/sheet-metal.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot docs/book/scripts/sheet-metal.json`; gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/fonts/ibm-plex-mono/IBMPlexMono-Regular.ttf | IBM Corp. (IBM Plex Mono) | https://github.com/IBM/plex (via google/fonts), unmodified; licence text in assets/fonts/ibm-plex-mono/OFL.txt; the interface monospace font | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| assets/fonts/ibm-plex-sans/IBMPlexSans-Variable.ttf | IBM Corp. (IBM Plex Sans, variable wdth and wght) | https://github.com/IBM/plex (via google/fonts), unmodified; licence text in assets/fonts/ibm-plex-sans/OFL.txt; the default interface font | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| crates/look/fonts/ibm-plex-mono/IBMPlexMono-Regular.ttf | IBM Corp. (IBM Plex Mono) | https://github.com/IBM/plex (via google/fonts), unmodified; licence text in crates/look/fonts/ibm-plex-mono/OFL.txt; the interface monospace font | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| crates/look/fonts/ibm-plex-sans/IBMPlexSans-Variable.ttf | IBM Corp. (IBM Plex Sans, variable wdth and wght) | https://github.com/IBM/plex (via google/fonts), unmodified; licence text in crates/look/fonts/ibm-plex-sans/OFL.txt; the default interface font | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| docs/book/src/generated/tool-preview.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot docs/book/scripts/tool-preview.json`; gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/fonts/biz-udp-gothic/BIZUDPGothic-Regular.ttf | The BIZ UDGothic Project Authors | https://github.com/googlefonts/morisawa-biz-ud-gothic (Google Fonts), unmodified; licence text in assets/fonts/biz-udp-gothic/OFL.txt; used for web UI Japanese font | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| assets/fonts/craft-ui-sc/CraftUI-SC.otf | Adobe / Google Inc. (Noto Sans SC); SolidCraft subset | https://github.com/notofonts/noto-cjk Sans/SubsetOTF/SC Regular, glyph-subset for assets/locales/zh.json and renamed Craft UI SC (OFL reserved-name); licence text in assets/fonts/craft-ui-sc/OFL.txt; web UI Simplified Chinese | SIL OFL 1.1 |
@@ -144,24 +144,25 @@ Editable drawing code, native projects and shipped exports are collected under `
| assets/fonts/biz-udp-gothic/OFL.txt | The BIZ UDGothic Project Authors | Unmodified accompanying font licence | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| assets/fonts/craft-ui-sc/OFL.txt | Adobe / Google Inc. (Noto CJK); SolidCraft header | Accompanying OFL for CraftUI-SC.otf | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| assets/fonts/craft-ui-tc/OFL.txt | Adobe / Google Inc. (Noto CJK); SolidCraft header | Accompanying OFL for CraftUI-TC.otf | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| assets/fonts/ibm-plex-mono/OFL.txt | IBM Corp. | Unmodified accompanying font licence | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| assets/fonts/ibm-plex-sans/OFL.txt | IBM Corp. | Unmodified accompanying font licence | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/128x128/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/16x16/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/24x24/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/256x256/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/32x32/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/48x48/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/512x512/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/64x64/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft drawing code: the borderless mark, drawn from the faces and gradients of assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/Assets/03-solid-blue-cutout.svg | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/shared/source/windows_ico.rs | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/windows/exports/solidcraft-executable.ico | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/app/windows/exports/solidcraft.ico | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/source/glyphs.rs | SolidCraft / VectorCraft contributors | Original glyphs; caption geometry adapted from VectorCraft titlebar.rs (https://github.com/storytold/vectorcraft) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/source/markers.rs | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/source/navigation.rs | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/source/pointer.rs | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/fonts/ibm-plex-mono/OFL.txt | IBM Corp. | Unmodified accompanying font licence | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| crates/look/fonts/ibm-plex-sans/OFL.txt | IBM Corp. | Unmodified accompanying font licence | SIL OFL 1.1 |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/128x128/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/16x16/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/24x24/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/256x256/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/32x32/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/48x48/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/512x512/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/linux/exports/hicolor/64x64/apps/io.tangencylabs.solidcraft.png | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft drawing code: the borderless mark, drawn from the faces and gradients of assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/Assets/03-solid-blue-cutout.svg | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/shared/source/windows_ico.rs | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/windows/exports/solidcraft-executable.ico | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/icons/app/windows/exports/solidcraft.ico | SolidCraft contributors | Generated from assets/icons/app/shared/source/app_icon.rs with the original CLI/ICO encoders | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/src/glyphs.rs | SolidCraft / VectorCraft contributors | Original glyphs; caption geometry adapted from VectorCraft titlebar.rs (https://github.com/storytold/vectorcraft) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/ui-egui/src/icons/markers.rs | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/ui-egui/src/icons/navigation.rs | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/src/compass.rs | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/src/pointer.rs | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/locales/cs.json | potuzai | Czech translation of the English catalog, contributed upstream | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/da.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original Danish translation of SolidCraft's English catalog; no commercial CAD text used | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/de.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
@@ -200,123 +201,123 @@ Editable drawing code, native projects and shipped exports are collected under `
| assets/shaders/viewport.wgsl | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/gruvbox-dark.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file mapping SolidCraft's UI colours to the Gruvbox palette's colour values (Gruvbox by Pavel Pertsev, https://github.com/morhetz/gruvbox, MIT) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/gruvbox-light.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file mapping SolidCraft's UI colours to the Gruvbox palette's colour values (Gruvbox by Pavel Pertsev, https://github.com/morhetz/gruvbox, MIT) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/solidcraft-95.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/platinum-9.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/cupertino.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/green-phosphor.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/amber-phosphor.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/blueprint.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/one-dark.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file with colours adapted from the One Dark palette (Atom One Dark by GitHub Atom, https://github.com/atom/atom, MIT) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/tokyo-night.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Tokyo Night by enkia, https://github.com/enkia/tokyo-night-vscode-theme, MIT) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/solarized-light.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Solarized by Ethan Schoonover, https://github.com/altercation/solarized, MIT) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/solarized-dark.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Solarized by Ethan Schoonover, https://github.com/altercation/solarized, MIT) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/nord.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Nord by Sven Greb and the Nord contributors, https://github.com/nordtheme/nord, MIT) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/high-contrast.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/graphite.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/nosferatu.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Dracula by Zeno Rocha and the Dracula Theme contributors, https://github.com/dracula/dracula-theme, MIT) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/catppuccin-mocha.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Catppuccin by the Catppuccin organisation, https://github.com/catppuccin/catppuccin, MIT) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/okibi.json | SolidCraft contributors (Kai Evans) | original SolidCraft theme file mapping SolidCraft's UI colours to the Okibi palette (dark) of the Okibi design system by Kai Evans (https://kaievns.github.io/okibi-akiri-design-system-spec/) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/akari.json | SolidCraft contributors (Kai Evans) | original SolidCraft theme file mapping SolidCraft's UI colours to the Akari palette (light) of the Okibi design system by Kai Evans (https://kaievns.github.io/okibi-akiri-design-system-spec/) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/viewport-gpu/shaders/viewport.wgsl | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/themes/gruvbox-dark.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file mapping SolidCraft's UI colours to the Gruvbox palette's colour values (Gruvbox by Pavel Pertsev, https://github.com/morhetz/gruvbox, MIT) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/gruvbox-light.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file mapping SolidCraft's UI colours to the Gruvbox palette's colour values (Gruvbox by Pavel Pertsev, https://github.com/morhetz/gruvbox, MIT) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/solidcraft-95.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/platinum-9.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/cupertino.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/green-phosphor.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/amber-phosphor.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/blueprint.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/one-dark.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file with colours adapted from the One Dark palette (Atom One Dark by GitHub Atom, https://github.com/atom/atom, MIT) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/tokyo-night.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Tokyo Night by enkia, https://github.com/enkia/tokyo-night-vscode-theme, MIT) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/solarized-light.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Solarized by Ethan Schoonover, https://github.com/altercation/solarized, MIT) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/solarized-dark.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Solarized by Ethan Schoonover, https://github.com/altercation/solarized, MIT) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/nord.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Nord by Sven Greb and the Nord contributors, https://github.com/nordtheme/nord, MIT) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/high-contrast.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/graphite.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/nosferatu.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Dracula by Zeno Rocha and the Dracula Theme contributors, https://github.com/dracula/dracula-theme, MIT) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/catppuccin-mocha.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file adapting the colours of a published palette (Catppuccin by the Catppuccin organisation, https://github.com/catppuccin/catppuccin, MIT) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/okibi.json | SolidCraft contributors (Kai Evans) | original SolidCraft theme file mapping SolidCraft's UI colours to the Okibi palette (dark) of the Okibi design system by Kai Evans (https://kaievns.github.io/okibi-akiri-design-system-spec/) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/akari.json | SolidCraft contributors (Kai Evans) | original SolidCraft theme file mapping SolidCraft's UI colours to the Akari palette (light) of the Okibi design system by Kai Evans (https://kaievns.github.io/okibi-akiri-design-system-spec/) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/styles/web/loading-logo.svg | SolidCraft contributors | Animation of the SolidCraft mark, built from the paths and gradients of assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/Assets/03-solid-blue-cutout.svg; original animation | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/web/loading.css | SolidCraft contributors | Original SolidCraft resource data or drawing code, collected without redesign | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/io/src/native_cad/fixtures/block.FCStd | SolidCraft contributors | original 10 × 20 × 30 mm test box saved by FreeCAD 1.1.4 run as an external program (`make_block_fcstd.py` beside it); no third-party geometry | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/io/src/native_cad/fixtures/block.3dm | SolidCraft contributors | original 10 × 20 × 30 mm test box written with McNeel's MIT-licensed rhino3dm Python package (`make_block_3dm.py` beside it); no third-party geometry | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/aliases.toml | SolidCraft contributors | icon ids that share a master, original SolidCraft data | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/palette.toml | SolidCraft contributors | icon colour roles (light and dark) and accents, original SolidCraft data | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/bug_report.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/chevron.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/chevron_right.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/close.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/disclosure_closed.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/disclosure_open.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/fit.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/folder.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/help.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/home.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/lookat.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/moon.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/nav_settings.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/orbit.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/plus.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/pan.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/perspective.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_appearance.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_assistant.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_design.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_general.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_graphics.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_layout.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_mouse3d.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_navigation.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_plugins.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_shortcuts.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_sketch.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/prefs_tools.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/redo.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/save.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/settings.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/settings_keyboard.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/settings_monitor.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/settings_mouse.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/settings_palette.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/settings_plug.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/spin.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/style.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/undo.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/zoom.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/accessibility.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/activate.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/align.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/appearance.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/arc3.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/arc_center.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/arc_slot.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/arc_tangent.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/as_built.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/auto_constrain.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/axis.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/bendtable.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/blend.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/blend_surface.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/body.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/boss.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/boundary.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/boundary_fill.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/box.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/break.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_coincident.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_collinear.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_concentric.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_equal.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_fix.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_hv.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_midpoint.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_parallel.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_perpendicular.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_polygon.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_smooth.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_symmetry.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/c_tangent.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/camera.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/canvas.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/capture.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/center_of_mass.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/centerline.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/chain.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/chamfer.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/checkpoint.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/circle.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/circle2.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/circle3.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/circle_tt.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/circle_ttt.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/coil.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/colored_components.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/combine.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/component.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/icons/design/aliases.toml | SolidCraft contributors | icon ids that share a master, original SolidCraft data | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/palette.toml | SolidCraft contributors | icon colour roles (light and dark) and accents, original SolidCraft data | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
@@ -324,328 +325,328 @@ Original SolidCraft drawings, Open for owner review; no runtime assignments.
| File | Author | Source | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_all_shots.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): stacked camera bodies with a lower-right play badge | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_appearance.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): shaded look sphere on the top corner of an accent-shaded cube | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_aspect_frame.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): wide rounded frame with two opposite corner brackets | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_backdrop.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Studio icon master (64 grid): grey cube in front of a tall upright accent panel | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_cancel.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): picture with a lower-right round stop badge | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_check.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): picture with a lower-right round check badge | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_compare.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): two grey pictures split by a vertical slider with opposed arrows | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_copy_look.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): look sphere in a square frame offset from a second frame outline | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_execute.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): picture with a lower-right round play badge | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_export_image.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): picture with a large outward diagonal arrow at the upper right | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_exposure.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): split light and accent disc with plus and minus marks | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_fit_product.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): grey cube inside four corner brackets | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_frame_guides.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): rounded frame with a rule-of-thirds grid and four accent nodes | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_from_material.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): look sphere struck through above a plain grey slab | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_ground.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Studio icon master (64 grid): grey cube on a slab with an accent contact patch | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_lens.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): concentric lens rings around an accent centre | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_library.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Studio icon master (64 grid): row of three look spheres, middle one accent, on a shelf bar | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_light_area.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): slanted flat panel above a dotted accent stem | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_light_by_highlight.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): shaded sphere with a ringed highlight target and dotted stem arriving from above | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_light_point.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): round source disc with centre dot above a dotted accent stem | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_light_spot.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): cone source with curved rim above a dotted accent stem | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_lighting_presets.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Studio icon master (64 grid): two stacked cards, the front one holding a light bulb | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_output_size.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): picture frame with a diagonal double-headed dimension arrow | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_paint.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): flat brush with an accent tip, light ferrule and slate handle | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_pick_up.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): eyedropper with a grey bulb, slate crossbar and accent sampling tip | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_quality.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): three rising bars, the tallest in accent | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_replace_all.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): grey sample sphere with an arrow to an accent sphere beside a second one | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_results.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): stack of two pictures, the front one showing a landscape | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_same_look.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): look sphere and three cubes, the two matching cubes ringed | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_shot.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): camera body with a lower-right plus badge | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_shots_strip.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): strip of three small frames, the middle one in accent | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_solo_light.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): point source and dotted stem inside four corner focus brackets | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_sun.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): source disc with eight short radial rays | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_transparent_background.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): grey cube on a checker tile | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_update_shot.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): camera body with a lower-right refresh badge | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_all_shots.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): stacked camera bodies with a lower-right play badge | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_appearance.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): shaded look sphere on the top corner of an accent-shaded cube | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_aspect_frame.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): wide rounded frame with two opposite corner brackets | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_backdrop.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Studio icon master (64 grid): grey cube in front of a tall upright accent panel | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_cancel.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): picture with a lower-right round stop badge | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_check.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): picture with a lower-right round check badge | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_compare.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): two grey pictures split by a vertical slider with opposed arrows | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_copy_look.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): look sphere in a square frame offset from a second frame outline | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_execute.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): picture with a lower-right round play badge | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_export_image.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): picture with a large outward diagonal arrow at the upper right | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_exposure.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): split light and accent disc with plus and minus marks | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_fit_product.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): grey cube inside four corner brackets | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_frame_guides.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): rounded frame with a rule-of-thirds grid and four accent nodes | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_from_material.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): look sphere struck through above a plain grey slab | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_ground.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Studio icon master (64 grid): grey cube on a slab with an accent contact patch | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_lens.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): concentric lens rings around an accent centre | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_library.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Studio icon master (64 grid): row of three look spheres, middle one accent, on a shelf bar | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_light_area.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): slanted flat panel above a dotted accent stem | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_light_by_highlight.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): shaded sphere with a ringed highlight target and dotted stem arriving from above | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_light_point.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): round source disc with centre dot above a dotted accent stem | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_light_spot.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): cone source with curved rim above a dotted accent stem | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_lighting_presets.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Studio icon master (64 grid): two stacked cards, the front one holding a light bulb | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_output_size.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): picture frame with a diagonal double-headed dimension arrow | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_paint.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): flat brush with an accent tip, light ferrule and slate handle | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_pick_up.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): eyedropper with a grey bulb, slate crossbar and accent sampling tip | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_quality.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): three rising bars, the tallest in accent | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_replace_all.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): grey sample sphere with an arrow to an accent sphere beside a second one | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_results.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): stack of two pictures, the front one showing a landscape | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_same_look.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Looks icon master (64 grid): look sphere and three cubes, the two matching cubes ringed | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_shot.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): camera body with a lower-right plus badge | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_shots_strip.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): strip of three small frames, the middle one in accent | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_solo_light.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): point source and dotted stem inside four corner focus brackets | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_sun.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Lights icon master (64 grid): source disc with eight short radial rays | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_transparent_background.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Output icon master (64 grid): grey cube on a checker tile | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_update_shot.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Camera icon master (64 grid): camera body with a lower-right refresh badge | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
### UI icon masters (continued)
| File | Author | Source | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/compute.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/configuration_table.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/conic.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/constrainer.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/construction.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/convert_sheet.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/copy.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/curvature_comb.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/curvature_map.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/cylinder.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/decal.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/delete.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/dimension.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/dots.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/draft.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/draft_analysis.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/drive.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/dxf.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/edge_continuity.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/edit.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/ellipse.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/emboss.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/environment_map.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/explode.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/export.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/extend.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/extrude.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/eye.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/fastener.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/fillet.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/filter.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/finish.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/fit_section.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/flange.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/flat.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/fold.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/folder.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/graph.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/hem.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/hole.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/import.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/include.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/inspect.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/interference.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/intersect.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/intersection_curve.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/iso_analysis.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/iso_curve.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/joint.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/joint_origin.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/library.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/line.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/line_mid.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/lip.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/list.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/loft.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/material.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/measure.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/min_radius.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/mirror.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/motion_link.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/move.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/new.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/offset.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/offset_face.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/offset_surface.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/open.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/origin.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/params.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/paste.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/patch.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/pattern.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/pattern_circ.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/pattern_path.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/pattern_rect.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/perforate.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/pipe.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/silhouette.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/assistant.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/agent_link.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/offset_two_sides.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/offset_symmetric.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/import_tray.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/export_tray.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/send.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/stop.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/shield.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/status_recovery.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/frame_member.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_environment.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Studio icon master (64 grid): dome with a grey cube inside | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/style_shaded.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/style_wireframe.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/style_hidden_edges.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/style_translucent.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/select_faces_edges.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/select_bodies.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/select_features.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/select_parts.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/select_components.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/select_sketch.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/display.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/grid.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/ground_shadow.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/ambient_occlusion.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/placeholder.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/plane.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/plane_angle.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/plastic_assign.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/plastic_rule.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/play.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/point.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/polygon.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/presspull.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/project.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/project_surface.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/rect.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/rect3.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/rect_center.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/rect_rounded.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/refold.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/rename.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_image.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/render_scene.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/reorder.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/rest.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/restore.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/reverse_normal.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/revert.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/revolve.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/rib.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/rigid_group.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/rollback.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/ruled.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/scale.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/section.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/select.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/sheet.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/sheet_rules.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/shell.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/sketch.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/sketch_chamfer.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/sketch_fillet.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/sketch_mirror.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/slot.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/snap.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/sphere.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/spline.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/spline_cv.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/split_body.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/split_face.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/spun.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/star.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/status_error.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/status_warning.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/stitch.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/suppress.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/surface.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/svg.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/sweep.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/text.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/thicken.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/thread.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/torus.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/trim.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/unfold.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/unstitch.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/untrim.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/update.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/zebra.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/small/as_built.svg | SolidCraft contributors | small-slot icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/small/component.svg | SolidCraft contributors | small-slot icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/small/curvature_comb.svg | SolidCraft contributors | small-slot icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/small/interference.svg | SolidCraft contributors | small-slot icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/small/iso_analysis.svg | SolidCraft contributors | small-slot icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/small/joint.svg | SolidCraft contributors | small-slot icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/small/pattern.svg | SolidCraft contributors | small-slot icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/small/section.svg | SolidCraft contributors | small-slot icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/workspace/ws_animate.svg | SolidCraft contributors | workspace icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/polygon_circumscribed.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original sketch variant icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/polygon_edge.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original sketch variant icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/slot_overall.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original sketch variant icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/slot_center.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original sketch variant icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/arc_slot_center.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original sketch variant icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/sketch_chamfer_angle.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original sketch variant icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/sketch_chamfer_two_distances.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original sketch variant icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/gear.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/rack_pinion.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/screw.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/cam.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/trace.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/agent_chat.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/normal.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/infinite.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/pattern_flip.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/pattern_center.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/reach.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/cut.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/compare.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/web.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/replace_face.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/bounding_solid.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/delete_face.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/snap_fit.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/contact_sets.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original contact icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/contact_all.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original contact icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/contact_off.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original contact icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/contact_new.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original contact icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/axis_through_cylinder.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/axis_normal_to_face.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/axis_two_planes.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/axis_two_points.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/axis_edge.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/point_vertex.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/point_two_edges.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/point_three_planes.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/point_center.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/point_edge_plane.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/point_along_path.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/plane_midplane.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/plane_two_edges.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/plane_three_points.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/plane_tangent.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/plane_along_path.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/plane_perpendicular.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original construction icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/workspace/ws_design.svg | SolidCraft contributors | workspace icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/workspace/ws_drawing.svg | SolidCraft contributors | workspace icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/workspace/ws_render.svg | SolidCraft contributors | workspace icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/references.toml | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/author/bases.py | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/author/new_icon.py | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/review/index.html | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/review/guide.html | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/review/review.css | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/review/review.js | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/icon_palette.py | SolidCraft contributors | Original shared semantic icon palette resolver for repository tools | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/icon_status.py | SolidCraft contributors | icon lint, status page or preview tool (standard-library Python), original SolidCraft code | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/lint_icons.py | SolidCraft contributors | icon lint, status page or preview tool (standard-library Python), original SolidCraft code | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/preview.py | SolidCraft contributors | icon lint, status page or preview tool (standard-library Python), original SolidCraft code | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/review_state.py | SolidCraft contributors | icon review state helper (standard-library Python), original SolidCraft code | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/requested_icons.txt | SolidCraft contributors | Runtime icon requests collected by the headless menu audit, original SolidCraft data | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/review.json | SolidCraft contributors | icon review state (accepted icons and notes), original SolidCraft data | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/tools/author/lib.py | SolidCraft contributors | icon authoring script (standard-library Python), original SolidCraft code | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
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| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/assistant.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/agent_link.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/offset_two_sides.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/offset_symmetric.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/import_tray.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/export_tray.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/send.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/stop.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/shield.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/status_recovery.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/frame_member.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/render_environment.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original Studio icon master (64 grid): dome with a grey cube inside | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/style_shaded.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/style_wireframe.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/style_hidden_edges.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/style_translucent.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/select_faces_edges.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/select_bodies.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/select_features.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/select_parts.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/select_components.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/select_sketch.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/display.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/grid.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/ground_shadow.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/ambient_occlusion.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/references.toml | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/tools/author/bases.py | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/tools/author/new_icon.py | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/tools/review/index.html | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/tools/review/guide.html | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/tools/review/review.css | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/tools/review/review.js | SolidCraft contributors | original icon authoring or review tool resource | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/tools/icon_palette.py | SolidCraft contributors | Original shared semantic icon palette resolver for repository tools | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/tools/icon_status.py | SolidCraft contributors | icon lint, status page or preview tool (standard-library Python), original SolidCraft code | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/tools/lint_icons.py | SolidCraft contributors | icon lint, status page or preview tool (standard-library Python), original SolidCraft code | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/tools/preview.py | SolidCraft contributors | icon lint, status page or preview tool (standard-library Python), original SolidCraft code | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/tools/review_state.py | SolidCraft contributors | icon review state helper (standard-library Python), original SolidCraft code | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/requested_icons.txt | SolidCraft contributors | Runtime icon requests collected by the headless menu audit, original SolidCraft data | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/review.json | SolidCraft contributors | icon review state (accepted icons and notes), original SolidCraft data | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| docs/book/src/og.png | SolidCraft contributors | copy of assets/branding/web/source/og.png staged by cargo xtask book (gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/path_flange.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/path_flange.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| docs/book/src/generated/hem.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot docs/book/scripts/hem.json`; gitignored), original sheet metal demonstration | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/scripts/hem.json | SolidCraft contributors | original parametric recipe for an 80 × 50 mm sheet with an 8 mm returned edge, authored for the command guide | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/clay.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file (Clay, light): warm paper palette chosen for SolidCraft | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/clay-dark.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file (Clay Dark): warm charcoal palette chosen for SolidCraft | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/cone.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/themes/clay.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file (Clay, light): warm paper palette chosen for SolidCraft | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/clay-dark.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file (Clay Dark): warm charcoal palette chosen for SolidCraft | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/cone.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/locales/ar.json | Abdullah (A-AL-ANAZI) | Original Arabic translation of SolidCraft's English catalog; no commercial CAD text used | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/he.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original Hebrew translation of SolidCraft's English catalog; no commercial CAD text used | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/cga.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file using the 16 colours of the IBM Color Graphics Adapter (black, cyan, magenta, and white of its high-intensity palette 1 for the interface) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/1-bit.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/1-bit-dark.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/themes/cga.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file using the 16 colours of the IBM Color Graphics Adapter (black, cyan, magenta, and white of its high-intensity palette 1 for the interface) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/1-bit.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/1-bit-dark.json | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft theme file | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| `assets/locales/pending/navbar-customisation.json` | SolidCraft contributors | Original navigation bar editor translations | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| `assets/locales/pending/navbar-slots.json` | SolidCraft contributors | Original navigation slot translations | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/bs.json | Tarik Sijercic (tsijercic1) | Original Bosnian translation of SolidCraft's English catalog; no commercial CAD text used | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/hr.json | Tarik Sijercic (tsijercic1) | Original Croatian translation of SolidCraft's English catalog; no commercial CAD text used | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/sr.json | Tarik Sijercic (tsijercic1) | Original Serbian (ekavian, Cyrillic) translation of SolidCraft's English catalog; no commercial CAD text used | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/finish_edit.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/finish_edit.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| `assets/locales/pending/sketch-tracking-guides.json` | SolidCraft contributors | Original alignment-guide preference labels and help text | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/pending/point-clouds.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original point-cloud UI strings and translations | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/feature_group.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/mesh_body.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/timeline_play.svg | SolidCraft contributors | Original history playback icon; canonical grey_cube base and original action cue | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/timeline_stop.svg | SolidCraft contributors | Original history playback icon; canonical grey_cube base and original action cue | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/status_pin.svg | SolidCraft contributors | Original analytic pin icon for persistent viewport results | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/timeline_play.svg | SolidCraft contributors | Original history playback icon; canonical grey_cube base and original action cue | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/timeline_stop.svg | SolidCraft contributors | Original history playback icon; canonical grey_cube base and original action cue | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/status_pin.svg | SolidCraft contributors | Original analytic pin icon for persistent viewport results | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/locales/pending/render-wear.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original UI labels and translations | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/equation_curve.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/pending/sketch-recent-snap.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original preference messages for the recent centre and midpoint snap | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/construction_line.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/construction_line_horizontal.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/construction_line_vertical.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/construction_line_angle.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/construction_line_parallel.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/construction_line_perpendicular.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/construction_line_tangent_external.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/construction_line_tangent_at.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/construction_line_tangent_two.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/construction_line_bisector.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/construction_line.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/construction_line_horizontal.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/construction_line_vertical.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/construction_line_angle.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/construction_line_parallel.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/construction_line_perpendicular.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/construction_line_tangent_external.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/construction_line_tangent_at.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/construction_line_tangent_two.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/construction_line_bisector.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| docs/book/src/generated/equation-circle.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot docs/book/scripts/equation-circle.json`; gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/generated/equation-flower.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot docs/book/scripts/equation-flower.json`; gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/generated/equation-involute.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot docs/book/scripts/equation-involute.json`; gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
@@ -653,9 +654,9 @@ Original SolidCraft drawings, Open for owner review; no runtime assignments.
| docs/book/src/generated/equation-parabola.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot docs/book/scripts/equation-parabola.json`; gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/generated/equation-spiral.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot docs/book/scripts/equation-spiral.json`; gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/generated/equation-wave.png | SolidCraft contributors | rendered by `cargo xtask book` (`solidcraft-cli snapshot docs/book/scripts/equation-wave.json`; gitignored) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/print_face.svg | SolidCraft contributors | two-tone modelling icon master (64 grid), original SolidCraft artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/fi.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original Finnish translation of SolidCraft's English catalog, AI-assisted (Claude Code) clean-room from the English and not yet reviewed line by line by a native speaker; no commercial CAD text used | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/model/plane_axis_point.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/model/plane_axis_point.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original icon master (64 grid) | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| docs/design/preferences/figures/aa-2x.dark.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft artwork drawn for the Preferences redesign (tracker #9863), extracted from the design board as a standalone SVG | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/design/preferences/figures/aa-2x.light.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft artwork drawn for the Preferences redesign (tracker #9863), extracted from the design board as a standalone SVG | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/design/preferences/figures/aa-4x.dark.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft artwork drawn for the Preferences redesign (tracker #9863), extracted from the design board as a standalone SVG | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
@@ -779,20 +780,20 @@ Original SolidCraft drawings, Open for owner review; no runtime assignments.
| docs/design/preferences/figures/view-shadow.dark.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft artwork drawn for the Preferences redesign (tracker #9863), extracted from the design board as a standalone SVG | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/design/preferences/figures/view-shadow.light.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original SolidCraft artwork drawn for the Preferences redesign (tracker #9863), extracted from the design board as a standalone SVG | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| `assets/locales/pending/sketch-offset-instances.json` | SolidCraft contributors | Original offset instance-count label and translations | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/icons/ui/design/svg/flat/settings_profile.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original analytic head and shoulder geometry for settings profiles | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/look/icons/design/svg/flat/settings_profile.svg | SolidCraft contributors | single-colour application/navigation icon master (64 grid), original analytic head and shoulder geometry for settings profiles | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| tests/kernel-cases/import/4561-convert-box-mesh-with-a-zero-area-triangle/box-degenerate.stl | SolidCraft contributors | synthetic ASCII STL written by hand: a box with one zero-area triangle, for the kernel regression case of tangency-labs/solidcraft#4561 | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/pending/theme-blur-ui.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original blur controls, notices and translations | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| crates/ui-egui/tests/fixtures/theme-blur.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original theme for blur option scenarios and manager review | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/ka.json | David Machakhelidze (devius) | Original Georgian translation of SolidCraft's English catalog, written with Claude Code from the meaning of each English string; terminology and doubtful strings decided by a native Georgian speaker; no commercial CAD text used | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg | SolidCraft contributors | static SolidCraft mark: the five faces and gradients of assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/Assets/03-solid-blue-cutout.svg (the final frame of assets/styles/web/loading-logo.svg), cropped to the mark's bounds; original artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark-mono-black.svg | SolidCraft contributors | one-colour (black) version of assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg, same paths; original artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark-mono-white.svg | SolidCraft contributors | one-colour (white) version of assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg, same paths; original artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark-512.png | SolidCraft contributors | transparent 512 px render of assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg (cairosvg); original artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark-1024.png | SolidCraft contributors | transparent 1024 px render of assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg (cairosvg); original artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark-2048.png | SolidCraft contributors | transparent 2048 px render of assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg (cairosvg); original artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-wordmark.svg | SolidCraft contributors | the name SolidCraft set like the loading logo's wordmark (bold, +0.02 em tracking, #15499e) in IBM Plex Sans Bold from assets/fonts/ibm-plex-sans (SIL OFL 1.1, IBM Corp.), outlined to paths; no font file is embedded | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-lockup-horizontal.svg | SolidCraft contributors | assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg beside assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-wordmark.svg, in the proportions of assets/branding/web/source/og.png; original artwork | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/styles/ui/themes/onyx.json | SolidCraft contributors | original Onyx stone-grey palette, option overlays and semantic icon-role mapping; existing SolidCraft artwork is unchanged | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg | SolidCraft contributors | static SolidCraft mark: the five faces and gradients of assets/icons/app/macos/source/SolidCraft.icon/Assets/03-solid-blue-cutout.svg (the final frame of assets/styles/web/loading-logo.svg), cropped to the mark's bounds; original artwork | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark-mono-black.svg | SolidCraft contributors | one-colour (black) version of assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg, same paths; original artwork | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark-mono-white.svg | SolidCraft contributors | one-colour (white) version of assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg, same paths; original artwork | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark-512.png | SolidCraft contributors | transparent 512 px render of assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg (cairosvg); original artwork | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark-1024.png | SolidCraft contributors | transparent 1024 px render of assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg (cairosvg); original artwork | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark-2048.png | SolidCraft contributors | transparent 2048 px render of assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg (cairosvg); original artwork | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-wordmark.svg | SolidCraft contributors | the name SolidCraft set like the loading logo's wordmark (bold, +0.02 em tracking, #15499e) in IBM Plex Sans Bold from crates/look/fonts/ibm-plex-sans (SIL OFL 1.1, IBM Corp.), outlined to paths; no font file is embedded | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-lockup-horizontal.svg | SolidCraft contributors | assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-mark.svg beside assets/branding/logo/solidcraft-wordmark.svg, in the proportions of assets/branding/web/source/og.png; original artwork | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| crates/look/themes/onyx.json | SolidCraft contributors | original Onyx stone-grey palette, option overlays and semantic icon-role mapping; existing SolidCraft artwork is unchanged | SolidCraft Brand and Interface Licence (LICENSE-BRAND) |
| docs/book/src/media/ui-tour/window.png | SolidCraft contributors | screenshot of SolidCraft 0.29.0 itself (`solidcraft --sample`, default dark theme, software renderer, 1280x800) with original numbered callouts (digits set in DejaVu Sans Bold), captured with examples/demo/doc_shots.py | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/media/ui-tour/navigate.mp4 | SolidCraft contributors | original screen recording of the actual SolidCraft 0.29.0 English desktop UI (`--sample`, default dark theme, software renderer) orbiting, panning and zooming, with the original drawn pointer of examples/demo/overlay.py and labels set in DejaVu Sans Bold, captured with examples/demo/doc_shots.py | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/pending/sketch-tool-hints.json | carlymx | Original sketch tool hints and engine error translations | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
@@ -843,6 +844,7 @@ Original SolidCraft drawings, Open for owner review; no runtime assignments.
| assets/locales/pending/drag-to-zoom.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original drag-to-zoom labels and translations | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| `assets/locales/pending/hole-group-folder.json` | SolidCraft contributors | Original Hole grouping preference labels and translations | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/pending/press-pull-dialog-title.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original Press Pull dialog title translations for SolidCraft's English catalog; no external text used | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/layers/layers.svg | SolidCraft contributors | original diagram of SolidCraft's crate layers for docs/layers.md, written as SVG in solidcore's docs/layers diagram style | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
@@ -25,10 +25,9 @@ solidcore kernel, following [`solidcore/docs/layers.md`](solidcore/docs/layers.m
`skills/solidcraft-layers/SKILL.md`. SolidCraft's own `crates/kernel`, `crates/smlib` and
`crates/geom` only shrink toward the seam (ops, tess, record); please don't grow them.
A kernel pull request targets `main` like any other, with a code owner (jyviko or me) approving the
`solidcore/` part; a change that touches the kernel and the app is one pull request. The `kernel` branch
is only for multi-step kernel work that isn't safe on `main` until every step has landed: send those
steps to `kernel`, and it merges into `main` when the work is done.
A kernel pull request targets `main` like any other; a change that touches the kernel and the app is one
pull request. A big feature in several steps goes as stacked pull requests into `main`, each one landing in order
on top of the one before.
Crashes and data loss are still taken first.
### Updating a PR that was moved from solidcore
@@ -39,7 +38,7 @@ contributors without write access can't push to them. To update one:
1.`git fetch https://github.com/tangency-labs/solidcraft moved/solidcore-N:moved/solidcore-N`, then
`git switch moved/solidcore-N`.
2. Commit your changes on it and push it to your fork: `git push <your-fork> moved/solidcore-N`.
3. Open a PR against `kernel` that says "Replaces #M" (M is the moved PR's number). The moved one
3. Open a PR against `main` that says "Replaces #M" (M is the moved PR's number). The moved one
gets closed.
## Get it running (about 10 minutes on a fast machine)
@@ -322,7 +321,7 @@ and a fresh CI run:
- **Growing Rust lists**: use slices (`const ITEMS: &[Item] = &[...];`) without a written
length. `cargo xtask lists` rejects non-test const/static arrays with more than ten lines
of entries, except fixed standard or algorithm tables listed with reasons in `xtask/src/lists.rs`.
Built-in themes need only a JSON file in `assets/styles/ui/themes/`, with a unique nonnegative
Built-in themes need only a JSON file in `crates/look/themes/`, with a unique nonnegative
integer `order` (the picker order) and its own `provenance` line; keep existing order values.
- **Message catalogs** (`assets/locales/*.json`): one message per line, sorted by id. Add your
message anywhere and run `cargo xtask lists --fix`; `cargo xtask lists` (in `cargo xtask ci`
@@ -510,11 +509,15 @@ The user guide's screenshots and short clips (`docs/book/src/media/`) are captur
app by `examples/demo/doc_shots.py`, one function per figure. Each run starts a fresh app with its
own settings, so your preferences never show. When a change makes a figure out of date, run
`python3 examples/demo/doc_shots.py <page or shot>` (it needs Xvfb, ffmpeg, Pillow and a release
build) and commit the new file. A new figure is a new function there, an ATTRIBUTION row in
`attribution/pending/`, and a `<video>` (clips) or image link on the page. Keep a still under
build) and commit the new file. Stills come in both themes: `--light` makes `<name>.light.png`,
and the page shows the one that matches the book's theme (an `<img class="dark-ui">` and an
`<img class="light-ui">`). A new figure is a new function there, an ATTRIBUTION row in
`attribution/pending/`, and a `<video>` (clips) or the image pair on the page. Keep a still under
about 250 KB and a clip under about 1 MB.
## Licence
By contributing you agree that your contribution is licensed as MIT OR Apache-2.0, like the rest
of SolidCraft. SolidCraft isn't affiliated with any CAD vendor; product names are trademarks of their owners (see NOTICE).
of SolidCraft. A contribution to the brand and interface (`crates/ui-kit`, `crates/look`,
`crates/theme`, `assets/branding`, `assets/icons/app`) is licensed under
[LICENSE-BRAND](LICENSE-BRAND), which lets the maintainers also license it as MIT OR Apache-2.0. SolidCraft isn't affiliated with any CAD vendor; product names are trademarks of their owners (see NOTICE).
"cmd.sketch.construction_line.vertical":"Línia de construcció vertical",
"cmd.sketch.replace":"Substituir el bocet",
"cmd.sketch_arc3d":"Arc 3D",
"cmd.sketch_arc_center_point":"Arc de centre i punt",
"cmd.sketch_arc_tangent":"Arc tangent",
@@ -1496,6 +1509,7 @@
"cmd.timeline_stop":"Aturar l'historial",
"cmd.timeline_suppress":"Suprimir l'operació",
"cmd.ui.assistant":"Alternar l'Assistent",
"cmd.ui.palette":"Cercar ordres",
"cmd.view.navigator":"Navegador de vistes personalitzat",
"cmd.view.render_browser":"Explorador de render",
"cmd.view.render_dock":"Moure l'acoblament del render",
@@ -2015,6 +2029,7 @@
"help.view.visual_style":"Canvia com es dibuixa el model: sombrejat amb o sense arestes, filferro, o amb arestes ocultes. Feu servir filferro per veure-hi a dins, i sombrejat per a un aspecte net.",
"history.sketch_under_constrained":"Restricció insuficient ({count} graus de llibertat)",
"history.sketch_under_constrained_one":"Restricció insuficient ({count} grau de llibertat)",
"hole_folder.applies_to":"Els canvis s'apliquen als {count} forats de {folder}; cadascun conserva la seva posició.",
"hole_presets.delete_prompt":"Voleu eliminar aquest preajust personal? Els forats existents no canvien.",
@@ -2417,6 +2432,7 @@
"parts.dimension.width":"Amplada",
"parts.family.bearing":"Rodament rígid de boles (envolupant)",
"parts.family.button_head_cap_screw":"Cargol de cap botó",
"parts.family.countersunk_socket_screw":"Cargol avellanat amb hexàgon interior",
"parts.family.dowel_pin":"Passador cilíndric",
"parts.family.hex_bolt":"Cargol de cap hexagonal",
"parts.family.hex_cap_screw_inch":"Cargol de cap hexagonal (polzades)",
@@ -2515,6 +2531,8 @@
"prefs.bottom_centre":"Baix al centre",
"prefs.bottom_right":"Baix a la dreta",
"prefs.browser":"Explorador",
"prefs.browser_body_features":"Operacions sota els cossos",
"prefs.browser_body_features_note":"Cada cos de l'explorador es desplega sobre les operacions de la línia de temps que el van construir, en l'ordre de la línia de temps.",
"prefs.browser_components_open_note":"Cada component de l'explorador comença obert, com abans, en lloc de tancat fins que l'obriu.",
"prefs.browser_eye_left":"Ull al costat de la fletxa de plegat",
@@ -2555,7 +2573,11 @@
"prefs.design_tools.degrees":"Graus",
"prefs.design_tools.double_click_help":"O per editar-ne un de vinculat al seu lloc.",
"prefs.design_tools.ghost":"Mostrar com un fantasma la posició anterior de les peces mogudes",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_group":"Agrupar els forats creats junts",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_group_help":"Els forats creats alhora comparteixen una carpeta a l'historial, tancada al principi; obriu-la per editar un forat per separat.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_moves_help":"Tornar a triar la cara mou el forat en lloc d'eliminar-lo.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_several":"Diversos forats en una cara",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_several_help":"Fer clic en un altre punt d'una cara afegeix un altre forat; fer clic en un forat el treu.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_snaps_help":"El centre d'una cara i els centres de les seves arestes rodones.",
"prefs.history_bar_groups":"Plegar la barra Historial en grups",
"prefs.history_bar_groups_note":"En un historial llarg, una sèrie d'operacions d'un mateix component es plega en una fitxa, i les carpetes d'operacions comencen plegades. Un ensamblatge STEP inserit va a una carpeta Grup. Desactivat, es mostra cada operació, les carpetes comencen obertes i no es crea cap carpeta.",
"prefs.history_folder_kind_icon":"Icona de carpeta segons les seves operacions",
"prefs.history_folder_kind_icon_note":"Una carpeta de l'historial les operacions de la qual són totes del mateix tipus mostra la seva icona.",
"prefs.history_group_joints":"Agrupar les unions a l'historial",
"prefs.history_group_joints_note":"Dues o més unions es mostren com un botó amb el seu nombre, i en fer clic es mostra cadascuna. Desactivat, es mostra cada unió.",
"prefs.history_origin_bodies":"Mostrar l'origen i els cossos a dalt",
@@ -2742,6 +2766,7 @@
"prefs.origin_plane_names":"Noms dels plans d'origen",
"prefs.origin_plane_names_note":"Noms que es mostren a l'explorador, als diàlegs i a les llistes. {top} és XY, {front} és XZ i {right} és YZ, amb Z cap amunt. Les ordres, els scripts i els dissenys desats mantenen XY, XZ i YZ.",
"prefs.overall_speed":"Velocitat general",
"prefs.panel_layout.recovery":"No s'han pogut restaurar les disposicions de panells desades. Les dades desades es conserven; Clàssic continua disponible.",
"prefs.parameter_list_rows":"Files de la llista de paràmetres",
"prefs.parameter_list_rows_tip":"El nombre de paràmetres que la fletxa avall llista en un quadre d'expressió buit.",
"prefs.persistent_ribbon_pressed":"Ressaltar les ordres actives de la cinta",
@@ -2803,6 +2828,8 @@
"prefs.remember_dialog_values.help":"Desactivat de manera predeterminada. Si s'activa, quan una ordre acaba correctament, els seus valors i opcions segurs es reutilitzen la propera vegada que obriu la mateixa ordre, fins que es tanqui SolidCraft.",
"prefs.render_legacy_image_defaults":"Fer servir els valors d'imatge anteriors de Render",
"prefs.render_legacy_image_defaults_help":"Manté el flux manual anterior: les configuracions noves fan servir el rasteritzat de CPU, el ray tracing de CPU conserva el mostreig fix i els resultats renderitzats s'obren a mà. En entrar a Render es reenquadra, es canvien les preses sense restaurar-ne les càmeres i es fa servir l'enquadrament i la navegació anteriors. Es desactiva la vista prèvia automàtica de la imatge en directe. Les configuracions desades no canvien.",
"prefs.render_legacy_memory_admission":"Fer servir les comprovacions de memòria de renderitzat anteriors",
"prefs.render_legacy_memory_admission_help":"Permet els renderitzats natius dins dels pressupostos fixos de memòria compartida i de l'amfitrió encara que la seva estimació superi la RAM disponible. Els límits del dispositiu i les comprovacions d'assignació es continuen aplicant.",
"prefs.render_previous_geometry_budget":"Fer servir el pressupost de geometria anterior de la previsualització del renderitzat",
"prefs.render_previous_geometry_budget_help":"Restaura el límit fix anterior (512 MiB a l'escriptori de 64 bits, 128 MiB a la resta) en lloc del pressupost basat en el dispositiu.",
"prefs.reports_saved":"{n} desats",
@@ -2829,6 +2856,8 @@
"prefs.select_other_hidden":"Seleccionar geometria oculta amb Seleccionar-ne un altre",
"prefs.select_other_hidden_help":"Activat: inclou cossos, bocets i arestes ocults o ocluïts a prop del punter. Desactivat: usa la llista original de geometria visible sota el punter.",
"prefs.selecting":"Selecció",
"prefs.shared_panel_layout":"Fer servir la disposició de panells compartida",
"prefs.shared_panel_layout_help":"Mostra l'explorador, l'historial i l'assistent existents en panells movibles. El canvi s'aplica en aplicar les preferències.",
"prefs.shift":"Majúscules",
"prefs.shift_add_ctrl_toggle":"El Majúscules només afegeix; Ctrl/Cmd alterna",
"prefs.shift_add_note":"Activat: el Majúscules afegeix i Ctrl/Cmd alterna. Desactivat (predeterminat): tots dos alternen.",
@@ -2851,6 +2880,8 @@
"prefs.sketch.drawing":"Dibuix",
"prefs.sketch.ellipse_axes":"Dibuixar les el·lipses amb els seus eixos",
"prefs.sketch.ellipse_axes_note":"Els eixos major i menor com a línies de construcció, per poder acotar els semieixos i els eixos. Desactivat: només l'el·lipse, i D a sobre seu dóna el radi menor allà on es tiri el valor, dibuixat i etiquetat R com abans.",
"prefs.sketch.escape_twice_finishes":"Doble Esc acaba el bocet",
"prefs.sketch.escape_twice_finishes_note":"Dues pulsacions ràpides d'Esc acaben el bocet. Desactivat: Esc només cancel·la l'eina o la selecció, i el bocet només s'acaba amb Acabar el bocet.",
"prefs.sketch.exit_keep":"Mantenir",
"prefs.sketch.exit_previous":"Tornar a la vista anterior",
"prefs.sketch.exit_unless_rotated":"Tret que s'hagi girat",
@@ -3193,8 +3224,10 @@
"render.category_paint":"Pintura",
"render.category_plastic":"Plàstic",
"render.category_wood":"Fusta",
"render.caustics_area_lights":"Càustiques de llums d'àrea",
"render.caustics_depth":"Profunditat del camí de càustiques",
"render.caustics_enable":"Càustiques de vidre amb llums puntuals i direccionals",
"render.caustics_environment":"Càustiques de l'entorn",
"render.caustics_help":"El nombre de fotons controla el soroll i la feina. El radi de captació canvia detall nítid per una estimació més suau. La CPU necessita il·luminació indirecta.",
"render.caustics_path_required":"Les càustiques de CPU necessiten il·luminació indirecta.",
"render.caustics_photons":"Fotons",
@@ -3371,7 +3404,7 @@
"render.cpu_opaque_required":"El ray tracing de CPU necessita un fons opac. Desactiveu Fons transparent per continuar.",
"render.cpu_options_pending":"Aquest panell de CPU encara no pot editar l'emissió, els efectes de superfície, el vidre ni l'anisotropia. Esborreu aquestes opcions de l'API abans de fer-lo servir.",
"render.cpu_path_depth":"Profunditat del camí",
"render.cpu_path_help":"Afegeix rebots de llum entre superfícies opaques i a través de formes de vidre admeses. Requereix renderitzat progressiu i ombres traçades. La profunditat del camí compta superfícies ombrejades, límits de vidre i esdeveniments de dispersió, començant pel primer impacte (1–16). La profunditat 1 dona il·luminació directa sobre superfícies opaques; els valors més alts permeten més rebots o creuaments de vidre i poden trigar més. Desactiveu la il·luminació indirecta per fer servir reflexos personalitzats o anisotropia.",
"render.cpu_path_help":"Afegeix rebots de llum entre superfícies opaques i a través de formes de vidre admeses. Requereix renderitzat progressiu i ombres traçades. La profunditat del camí compta superfícies ombrejades, límits de vidre i esdeveniments de dispersió, començant pel primer impacte (1–64). La profunditat 1 dona il·luminació directa sobre superfícies opaques; els valors més alts permeten més rebots o creuaments de vidre i poden trigar més. Desactiveu la il·luminació indirecta per fer servir reflexos personalitzats o anisotropia.",
"render.cpu_path_optics_reason":"Es conserven els vostres ajustos. Desactiveu la il·luminació indirecta per fer servir reflexos personalitzats o anisotropia.",
"render.cpu_point":"Llum puntual",
@@ -3411,6 +3444,12 @@
"render.cpu_subsurface_denoise_reason":"La dispersió subsuperficial de CPU necessita la reducció de soroll desactivada. Es conserven els vostres ajustos.",
"render.cpu_subsurface_help":"La dispersió redirigeix la llum dins del vidre tancat. Les taxes positives necessiten il·luminació indirecta amb la reducció de soroll desactivada. La taxa és de col·lisions per mm; 0 no afegeix dispersió. Un biaix de fase positiu afavoreix les direccions cap endavant; un de negatiu, les cap enrere.",
"render.cpu_summary":"Ray tracing de CPU · reflexos · HDR · llums direccionals i puntuals",
"render.cpu_threads":"Processos de CPU",
"render.cpu_threads_auto":"Automàtic",
"render.cpu_threads_custom":"Personalitzat",
"render.cpu_threads_help":"Automàtic fa servir els processos de CPU disponibles. Un procés s'executa en sèrie. Més processos poden necessitar més memòria.",
"render.cpu_threads_single":"Un",
"render.cpu_threads_web":"El renderitzat al navegador fa servir un procés cooperatiu. Es conserva l'elecció de processos desada per a l'escriptori.",
"render.cpu_transparent_help":"El PNG transparent treu el fons i conserva la cobertura de les vores. L'opacitat del cos i de la cara ha de mantenir-se al 100 %.",
"render.cpu_volume_enable_path":"Activar la il·luminació indirecta",
"render.cpu_volume_enable_path_plan":"Ray tracing de CPU · profunditat {depth} · {spp} mostres/píxel · llavor {seed} · ombres traçades. Conserva l'atmosfera definida i el pressupost d'imatge.",
@@ -3419,6 +3458,40 @@
"render.cpu_volume_method_incompatible":"Aquests ajustos de llum, mostreig o atmosfera no es poden transferir a aquest mètode. Es conserven els vostres ajustos.",
"render.cpu_volume_path_required":"Activeu la il·luminació indirecta per fer servir l'atmosfera de CPU.",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_enable":"Recollir el diagnòstic de reducció de soroll",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_grid":"Recomptes de píxels amb la mida interna {width} × {height}.",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_help":"Recull els recomptes de píxels elegibles i omesos fins i tot amb la reducció de soroll desactivada. Els recomptes fan servir la mida interna de renderitzat; la màscara fa servir la mida de sortida.",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_title":"Diagnòstic de reducció de soroll",
"render.denoise_export_mask":"Exportar la màscara PNG",
"render.denoise_firefly":"Suprimir els píxels brillants aïllats",
"render.denoise_format_mask":"Màscara PNG",
"render.denoise_mask_copy_help":"Exporteu la màscara de reducció de soroll com a PNG o torneu a la imatge renderitzada per copiar-la.",
"render.denoise_mask_unavailable":"Activeu el diagnòstic de reducció de soroll i renderitzeu una imatge per inspeccionar-ne la màscara.",
"render.denoise_optical_filter":"Filtrar miralls i vidre",
"render.denoise_optical_filter_help":"Filtra la llum reflectida i transmesa elegible. Desactiveu-ho per reduir el soroll només a les superfícies opaques.",
"render.denoise_passes":"Passades del filtre",
"render.denoise_settings_help":"Més passades suavitzen una àrea més gran. La intensitat controla quant filtra cada passada. Els camins òptics no admesos no es filtren.",
"render.denoise_strength":"Intensitat de la reducció de soroll",
"render.material_transient":"Sobreescriptures òptiques temporals d'aquesta pestanya del document. No es desen al disseny, a la configuració de renderitzat ni a la biblioteca de materials.",
"render.material_v_up":"La coordenada V apunta cap amunt a la imatge",
"render.material_weight":"Pes del recobriment (0–1)",
"render.metal_energy_compensation":"Recuperar la reflectància del metall rugós",
"render.metal_energy_compensation_help":"Compensa la llum perduda entre les microfacetes del metall rugós. El renderitzat per CPU necessita il·luminació indirecta.",
"render.method_cpu":"Ray tracing de CPU",
"render.method_gpu":"Path tracing de GPU",
"render.method_limit_raster":"El raster fa servir la vista prèvia d'estudi opaca fixa. Trieu un mètode de ray tracing explícit per als controls òptics compatibles.",
@@ -4101,6 +4176,8 @@
"render.quality_denoise_on":"Reducció de soroll: Activada",
"render.quality_draft":"Esborrany",
"render.quality_high":"Alt",
"render.quality_legacy_samples":"Valor desat: {samples} spp. Les seleccions noves es limiten a {maximum} spp.",
"render.quality_preset_limit":"Aquest preajust supera el límit de selecció de 16384 spp. Trieu un nombre de mostres de fins a 16384.",
"render.quality_projection_help":"Aquesta revisió només canvia la resolució, el pressupost de mostres, la profunditat del camí, la llavor i la reducció de soroll. Els altres ajustos es conserven; el pressupost no certifica la convergència.",
"render.quality_review":"Revisar el pressupost de mostres",
"render.show_shots_label":"Mostrar la tira de preses",
"render.size_4k":"4K",
"render.size_4k_uhd":"4K UHD",
"render.size_8k_uhd":"8K UHD",
"render.size_custom":"Personalitzat…",
"render.size_full_hd":"Full HD",
"render.size_hd":"HD",
@@ -4410,6 +4488,11 @@
"render.subsurface_enable":"Recorregut aleatori de dispersió interior",
"render.subsurface_help":"Només dielèctrics tancats. La dispersió i l'absorció RGB són coeficients separats per mm. Els camins es dispersen dins de la geometria real i després es refracten o reflecteixen a la frontera. Desactiveu la transmissió recta d'ombres, la reducció de soroll de superfície i el volum exterior; feu servir un estrat de Fresnel. No és un shader de difusió, una graella de densitat ni un material mesurat. Els medis densos poden necessitar més mostres i profunditat de camí.",
"render.subsurface_rate":"Taxa de col·lisions de dispersió",
"render.supersampling":"Supermostreig",
"render.supersampling_dimensions":"Renderitza {width} × {height} i redueix a {output_width} × {output_height}. Fa servir el quàdruple de píxels.",
"render.supersampling_help":"Renderitzeu al doble d'amplada i alçada i després reduïu-ho en llum lineal. La mida de sortida no canvia.",
"render.supersampling_off":"Desactivat",
"render.supersampling_x2":"2×",
"render.surface_import.author":"Autor",
"render.surface_import.busy":"S'està important la imatge…",
"render.surface_import.complete":"Trieu una imatge i introduïu-ne l'autor, la font i la llicència.",
@@ -4423,6 +4506,8 @@
"render.surface_import.saved_cpu":"Deseu els mapes per fer-los servir amb el renderitzat de CPU.",
"render.surface_import.source":"Font",
"render.surface_import.title":"Importar una imatge",
"render.texture_filtering":"Filtrar el detall de les textures",
"render.texture_filtering_help":"Fa servir nivells mip i filtratge anisotròpic per reduir l'aliasing de les textures en reduir-les. Consumeix més memòria; desactivat manté el filtratge anterior.",
"render.tone_aces_fitted":"ACES ajustat",
"render.tone_reinhard":"Reinhard",
"render.transmission_scope":"El vidre de GPU admet medis disjunts certificats. No s'ofereixen medis imbricats sense restriccions ni un estimador de transmissió sense soroll.",
"ui.part_size_needs_a_part":"Seleccioneu una peça normalitzada inserida (un cargol, una femella, una volandera o un passador) per canviar-ne la mida. Per fer un cos més gran o més petit, feu servir Escala.",
@@ -5822,6 +5946,8 @@
"ui.profiles":"Perfils",
"ui.project":"Projectar",
"ui.project_face_edges_sketch":"Projectar arestes de cares als bocets nous",
"ui.project_references_construction":"Projectar les referències com a geometria de construcció",
"ui.project_references_construction_note":"Projectar, Intersecar, Incloure geometria 3D i les arestes de cara d'un bocet nou sobre una cara creen geometria de construcció: referències sobre les quals dibuixar, excloses dels perfils. Continuen vinculades al model.",
"ui.properties":"Propietats",
"ui.properties.copy_matrix":"Copiar la matriu",
"ui.properties.first_moments":"Primers moments",
@@ -5865,6 +5991,8 @@
"ui.renderer":"Motor de renderitzat",
"ui.repeat":"Repetir",
"ui.repeat_nothing":"Encara no hi ha res a repetir: inicieu una eina o un diàleg primer.",
"ui.replace_sketch.from_file":"Des d'un fitxer de disseny…",
"ui.replace_sketch.no_sketches":"Aquest disseny no té cap bocet per reutilitzar",
"ui.replace_with_link_done":"Les còpies ja són col·locacions del disseny vinculat.",
"ai.http.warning":"The API key and conversation will be sent unencrypted. Anyone with access to the network may read or change them. Use this only on a network you trust.",
"ai.prefs.allow_control":"Let AI agents connect",
"ai.prefs.allow_control_note":"A local channel (MCP). Nothing leaves this computer.\n\nOpens a control channel on this computer only (127.0.0.1, port 27878 or the next free one). A program that connects must also show a secret token that only your user account can read, made fresh at every start. Takes effect the next time SolidCraft starts. Off: nothing listens unless you start SolidCraft with --control.",
"ai.prefs.allow_control_note":"A local channel (MCP). Nothing leaves this computer.\n\nOpens a control channel on this computer only (127.0.0.1, on the port below; 27878 takes the next free one when it is in use). A program that connects must also show a secret token that only your user account can read, made fresh at every start. Takes effect at once. Off: nothing listens unless you start SolidCraft with --control.",
"ai.prefs.availability":"Availability",
"ai.prefs.background_commands":"Run slow commands in the background",
"ai.prefs.connect_apps":"Add SolidCraft to AI apps",
@@ -1890,13 +1890,13 @@
"help.sketch.construction_line":"Create an infinite construction line through two points. Use it to lay out a sketch without splitting profiles.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.angle":"Create an infinite construction line at an angle from sketch X. Pick the point and type the angle, or pick its direction.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.bisector":"Pick two intersecting straight sketch lines, then choose either angle bisector. The result follows its source lines.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.horizontal":"Create an infinite horizontal construction line through a point. Its horizontal constraint follows later edits.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.parallel":"Pick a straight sketch line, then place a parallel infinite construction line. Right-click to choose another reference.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.horizontal":"Create an infinite horizontal construction line through a point, or type its distance from the sketch X axis. A typed distance becomes a driving dimension. Its horizontal constraint follows later edits.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.parallel":"Pick a straight sketch line, then place a parallel infinite construction line or type its offset. A typed offset becomes a driving distance. Right-click to choose another reference.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.perpendicular":"Pick a straight sketch line, then place a perpendicular infinite construction line. Right-click to choose another reference.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.tangent_at":"Create a tangent at a point on a circle or circular arc, or an endpoint of an open spline or conic. Pick the curve, then its contact point.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.tangent_external":"Pick a circle or circular arc, then an external point and a tangent solution. The previews show only contacts on the drawn arc.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.tangent_two":"Pick two circles or circular arcs, then choose a common tangent in the preview. Contacts must lie on the drawn curves.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.vertical":"Create an infinite vertical construction line through a point. Its vertical constraint follows later edits.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.vertical":"Create an infinite vertical construction line through a point, or type its distance from the sketch Y axis. A typed distance becomes a driving dimension. Its vertical constraint follows later edits.",
"help.sketch.copy":"Copies the selected sketch curves and points, together with the constraints and dimensions among them. Paste them into this sketch or another one.",
"help.sketch.create":"Starts a new 2D sketch on a plane or on a flat face of the model. Every extrude, revolve and sweep begins with a sketch.",
"help.sketch.cut":"Copies the selected sketch geometry and deletes it from the sketch, in one undo step. Paste it elsewhere in this sketch or into another one.",
@@ -5041,7 +5041,7 @@
"ui.agent_chat_permission":"The agent asks to run: {title}",
"ui.agent_chat_pick":"Agent",
"ui.agent_chat_pick_context":"Pick context",
"ui.agent_chat_pick_context_tip":"Choose faces, edges, features and bodies in the model for the agent to look at, then press OK",
"ui.agent_chat_pick_context_tip":"Choose faces, edges, features and bodies in the model, then press OK: they are put into the message as a pill where the cursor is (typing @ does the same)",
"ui.agent_chat_placeholder":"Ask the agent to change the design…",
"ui.agent_chat_placeholder_busy":"Queue a message for when the agent is done (Ctrl+Enter: send now)",
"ui.agent_chat_pop_out":"Open in its own window, which you can move to another screen",
@@ -5300,12 +5300,14 @@
"ui.constraints_conflict":"Constraints conflict",
"ui.construction":"Construction",
"ui.construction.angle_hint":"Construction line: click a point, then type an angle or pick a direction",
"ui.construction.axis_hint":"Construction line: click a point, or type its distance from the sketch axis",
"ui.construction.bisector_hint":"Bisector: pick two intersecting straight lines, then the desired solution",
"ui.construction.common_hint":"Common tangent: pick two circles/arcs, then the desired solution",
"ui.construction.contact_hint":"Tangent: pick a circle/arc or open spline/conic, then the contact point (free-form curves: endpoints)",
"ui.construction.external_hint":"Tangent: pick a circle or arc, an external point, then the desired solution",
"ui.construction.free_hint":"Construction line: click two points; right-click to restart",
"ui.construction.normal_needs_length":"An infinite line is always construction: type a length to draw a normal line",
"ui.construction.parallel_hint":"Construction line: pick a straight line, then click or type the offset; right-click to change the reference",
"ui.construction.point_hint":"Construction line: click the point to pass through",
"ui.construction.reference_hint":"Construction line: pick a straight line, then a point; right-click to change the reference",
"cmd.sketch.construction_line.vertical":"Línea de construcción vertical",
"cmd.sketch.replace":"Reemplazar boceto",
"cmd.sketch_arc3d":"Arco 3D",
"cmd.sketch_arc_center_point":"Arco de centro y punto",
"cmd.sketch_arc_tangent":"Arco tangente",
@@ -1496,6 +1509,7 @@
"cmd.timeline_stop":"Detener historial",
"cmd.timeline_suppress":"Suprimir operación",
"cmd.ui.assistant":"Alternar Asistente",
"cmd.ui.palette":"Buscar comandos",
"cmd.view.navigator":"Navegador de vistas personalizado",
"cmd.view.render_browser":"Explorador de render",
"cmd.view.render_dock":"Mover acople de render",
@@ -1690,189 +1704,189 @@
"from the rule":"de la regla",
"help.apache":"Licencia Apache 2.0",
"help.appearance.assign":"Da a los cuerpos, caras o componentes seleccionados un color o un aspecto de material, con",
"help.assembly.bom":"Lists the parts of the design or a component with their counts, by part number, and can save the list as CSV or JSON. Use it as the parts list for ordering and assembly.",
"help.assembly.bom":"Lista las piezas del diseño o de un componente con sus cantidades, por número de pieza, y puede guardar la lista como CSV o JSON. Úsalo como lista de piezas para pedidos y ensamblaje.",
"help.build":"Versión {version} · commit {commit} · compilada el {date}",
"help.canvas.decal":"Places an image on a planar face of the model, like a sticker. Use it to show a label, logo or printed pattern on a part.",
"help.canvas.edit":"Changes a canvas: its position, size, angle, opacity, mirroring, visibility or name. Use it to line up a reference image with the sketch you trace over it.",
"help.canvas.insert":"Places a PNG or JPEG image on a plane or face as a see-through reference. Use it to trace a photo or drawing in a sketch, with the imagescaled to a known size.",
"help.component.break_link":"Cuts a linked component loose from its design file, keeping its bodies as they are. Use it when the part should no longer follow changes to the original file.",
"help.component.capture_position":"Keeps the positions of parts you moved by hand, so they become where those parts are. Use it after dragging parts into place that no joint holds.",
"help.component.create":"Adds a new, empty component to the design, inside the active component unless you choose another parent. Use it to give a new part of an assembly its own place for bodies and sketches.",
"help.canvas.decal":"Coloca una imagen sobre una cara plana del modelo, como una pegatina. Úsalo para mostrar una etiqueta, un logotipo o un dibujo impreso en una pieza.",
"help.canvas.edit":"Cambia un lienzo: su posición, tamaño, ángulo, opacidad, simetría, visibilidad o nombre. Úsalo para alinear una imagen de referencia con el boceto que dibujas sobre ella.",
"help.canvas.insert":"Coloca una imagen PNG o JPEG en un plano o una cara como referencia translúcida. Úsalo para calcar una foto o un dibujo en un boceto, con la imagen escalada a un tamaño conocido.",
"help.component.break_link":"Desvincula un componente enlazado de su archivo de diseño y conserva sus cuerpos tal como están. Úsalo cuando la pieza ya no deba seguir los cambios del archivo original.",
"help.component.capture_position":"Conserva las posiciones de las piezas que moviste a mano, de modo que pasan a ser donde están ahora. Úsalo tras arrastrar a su sitio piezas que ninguna unión sujeta.",
"help.component.create":"Añade un componente nuevo y vacío al diseño, dentro del componente activo salvo que elijas otro padre. Úsalo para dar a una pieza nueva de un ensamblaje su propio lugar para cuerpos y bocetos.",
"help.component.finish_edit":"Guarda la pieza que estás editando en contexto, vuelve a su ensamblaje y actualiza el",
"help.component.from_bodies":"Turns each selected body into a component of its own, named after the body. Use it when a design built as loose bodies should become an assembly whose parts can be joinedand moved.",
"help.component.insert_design":"Inserts another saved design as a component linked to its file, with its solid bodies placed as they are there. Use it to reuse a part in an assembly and pick up later changes with Update Links.",
"help.component.properties":"Shows the volume, mass, centre of mass and moments of inertia of a component, using its bodies' materials. Use it to check weight and balance of an assembly.",
"help.component.revert_position":"Puts parts you moved by hand back where they were, dropping moves that were not captured. Use it to undo trial moves in an assembly.",
"help.component.update_links":"Reads the linked design files again and replaces bodies where they changed. Use it after editing a part that this assembly uses.",
"help.config.configure":"Adds parameters, features, materials or appearances as columns of the configuration table. Use it to build variants of one design, such as sizes of a part.",
"help.config.preview":"Checks that a row of the configuration table rebuilds, without changing the design or its history. Use it before switching to a variant you are not sure of.",
"help.config.rules":"Shows the rules of the configuration table, its rows and which row is active. Use it to see how the variants of a design are set up.",
"help.config.table":"Shows the configuration table: one row per variant, one column per parameter or feature, and whether the design still matches the active row. Use it to review the variants of a design.",
"help.component.from_bodies":"Convierte cada cuerpo seleccionado en un componente propio, con el nombre del cuerpo. Úsalo cuando un diseño hecho con cuerpos sueltos deba pasar a ser un ensamblaje cuyas piezas se puedan unir y mover.",
"help.component.insert_design":"Inserta otro diseño guardado como componente vinculado a su archivo, con sus cuerpos sólidos colocados como están allí. Úsalo para reutilizar una pieza en un ensamblaje y recoger los cambios posteriores con Actualizar vínculos.",
"help.component.properties":"Muestra el volumen, la masa, el centro de masa y los momentos de inercia de un componente, según los materiales de sus cuerpos. Úsalo para comprobar el peso y el equilibrio de un ensamblaje.",
"help.component.revert_position":"Devuelve a su sitio las piezas que moviste a mano y descarta los movimientos que no se capturaron. Úsalo para deshacer movimientos de prueba en un ensamblaje.",
"help.component.update_links":"Vuelve a leer los archivos de diseño vinculados y reemplaza los cuerpos que cambiaron. Úsalo después de editar una pieza que usa este ensamblaje.",
"help.config.configure":"Añade parámetros, operaciones, materiales o aspectos como columnas de la tabla de configuración. Úsalo para crear variantes de un diseño, como tamaños de una pieza.",
"help.config.preview":"Comprueba que una fila de la tabla de configuración se reconstruye, sin cambiar el diseño ni su historial. Úsalo antes de cambiar a una variante de la que no estés seguro.",
"help.config.rules":"Muestra las reglas de la tabla de configuración, sus filas y cuál está activa. Úsalo para ver cómo están definidas las variantes de un diseño.",
"help.config.table":"Muestra la tabla de configuración: una fila por variante, una columna por parámetro u operación, y si el diseño sigue coincidiendo con la fila activa. Úsalo para revisar las variantes de un diseño.",
"help.connect_note":"Reinicia cada asistente para que cargue el servidor de SolidCraft. Cada archivo se guardó como .bak antes de modificarlo.",
"help.connect_title":"Conectar asistentes de IA",
"help.construct.axis.edge":"Creates a construction axis along a straight edge or sketch line. Use it as the axis for a revolve, a circular pattern or a joint.",
"help.construct.axis.normal_to_face":"Creates a construction axis through a point, square to a face. Use it as an axis that stands straight out of a surface.",
"help.construct.axis.through_cylinder":"Creates a construction axis through the centre of a cylinder, cone or torus face, or a circular edge. Use it to turn or pattern features around a round part.",
"help.construct.axis.two_planes":"Creates a construction axis where two planes or flat faces meet. Use it when the axis you need is the line between two faces.",
"help.construct.axis.two_points":"Creates a construction axis through two points, vertices or sketch points. Use it for an axis that runs between two known positions.",
"help.construct.plane.along_path":"Creates a construction plane square to an edge or curve, at a position along it. Use it to sketch a profile for a sweep or a section of a path.",
"help.construct.axis.edge":"Crea un eje de construcción a lo largo de una arista recta o de una línea de boceto. Úsalo como eje de una revolución, un patrón circular o una unión.",
"help.construct.axis.normal_to_face":"Crea un eje de construcción que pasa por un punto, perpendicular a una cara. Úsalo como un eje que sale recto de una superficie.",
"help.construct.axis.through_cylinder":"Crea un eje de construcción por el centro de una cara cilíndrica, cónica o toroidal, o de una arista circular. Úsalo para girar o repetir operaciones alrededor de una pieza redonda.",
"help.construct.axis.two_planes":"Crea un eje de construcción donde se cortan dos planos o caras planas. Úsalo cuando el eje que necesitas sea la línea entre dos caras.",
"help.construct.axis.two_points":"Crea un eje de construcción por dos puntos, vértices o puntos de boceto. Úsalo para un eje que va entre dos posiciones conocidas.",
"help.construct.plane.along_path":"Crea un plano de construcción perpendicular a una arista o curva, en una posición alo largo de ella. Úsalo para dibujar el perfil de un barrido o una sección de una trayectoria.",
"help.construct.plane.at_angle":"Crea un plano de construcción girado un ángulo respecto a un plano o cara, alrededor de un eje o arista. Activa «Usar solo la dirección del eje» para proyectar el eje sobre la base y pivotar alrededor de un punto de ese plano (el origen de la base cuando no se elige ninguno). Úsalo para bocetos inclinados, como un soporte angular.",
"help.construct.plane.axis_point":"Creates a construction plane containing an axis and a point off that axis. Pick an origin or construction axis, a straight edge or sketch line, then a vertex, sketch point or construction point. A point on the axis cannot define a unique plane.",
"help.construct.plane.midplane":"Creates a construction plane halfway between two planes or flat faces, or bisecting them where they meet at an angle. Use it as a symmetry plane for mirroring.",
"help.construct.plane.offset":"Creates a construction plane parallel to a plane or flat face, at a distance or through a point. Use it to sketch at a set height above a face.",
"help.construct.plane.perpendicular":"Creates a construction plane that holds a line or edge and stands square to a plane or face. Use it to sketch upright on a model along an edge.",
"help.construct.plane.tangent":"Creates a construction plane that touches a cylinder, cone, sphere or torus at a point. Use it to sketch on the side of a round part.",
"help.construct.plane.three_points":"Creates a construction plane through three points. Use it for a plane set by positions on the model, such as three corners.",
"help.construct.plane.two_edges":"Creates a construction plane through two straight edges or lines that lie in one plane. Use it for a plane across a part, such as through two opposite edges.",
"help.construct.point.along_path":"Creates a construction point at a position along an edge or curve. Use it as a reference partway along a path.",
"help.construct.point.center":"Creates a construction point at the centre of a circular edge, sketch circle or arc, sphere or torus. Use it as a reference for holes, axes and joints.",
"help.construct.point.edge_plane":"Creates a construction point where an edge or line passes through a plane or flat face. Use it to mark where a path crosses a plane.",
"help.construct.point.three_planes":"Creates a construction point where three planes or flat faces meet. Use it as a corner reference, even where the model has no vertex.",
"help.construct.point.two_edges":"Creates a construction point where two edges or lines meet, or come closest. Use it as a reference at a virtual corner.",
"help.construct.point.vertex":"Creates a construction point on a vertex or sketch point. Use it as a reference that stays when the sketch or body around it is hidden.",
"help.contact.check":"Lists the pairs of parts in contact sets that pass through each other in their current position. Use it to find collisions before you drive joints or run a motion study.",
"help.contact.create":"Groups two or more parts into a contact set, whose bodies are kept from passing through each other while joints move. Use it for parts that should stop when they touch, such as a lever against its stop.",
"help.contact.disable_all":"Turns contact off, so driven joints and motion studies no longer stop where parts touch. Use it to move parts freely again, or to keep a large assembly responsive.",
"help.contact.edit":"Changes a contact set: the parts it holds, its name, or whether it is suppressed; it can also delete the set. Use it to adjust which parts are kept from passing through each other.",
"help.contact.enable_all":"Puts every part of the assembly into one contact set, so no two parts can pass through each other while joints move. Use it for a quick check of a whole mechanism.",
"help.contact.enable_sets":"Turns contact on for the contact sets you defined, so driven joints and motion studies stop where their parts would pass through each other. Use it to bring your sets back after turning contact off.",
"help.contact.list":"Lists the contact sets of the design, the parts in each one and whether contact is on. Use it to check how contact is set up before you drive the assembly.",
"help.document.inspect":"Shows an overview of the design: its components, bodies, sketches, features and parameters. Use it to get your bearings in a design you did not build yourself.",
"help.document.units":"Changes the units the design shows lengths in, such as mm or inches. The geometry keeps its size; only the display and plain numbers follow.",
"help.edit.checkpoint":"Remembers the design, the active sketch and the undo history as they are now. Use it before trying something risky that you may want to go back from.",
"help.edit.restore_checkpoint":"Goes back to a checkpoint, undo history included. Use it to drop everything done since thecheckpoint in one step.",
"help.explode.create":"Creates an exploded view that pushes the parts away from the assembly's centre, or by the moves you set. Use it to show how an assembly goes together, for instructions or presentations.",
"help.construct.plane.axis_point":"Crea un plano de construcción que contiene un eje y un punto fuera de ese eje. Elige un origen o un eje de construcción, una arista recta o una línea de boceto, y después un vértice, un punto de boceto o un punto de construcción. Un punto del eje no define un plano único.",
"help.construct.plane.midplane":"Crea un plano de construcción a medio camino entre dos planos o caras planas, o que los biseca donde se encuentran en ángulo. Úsalo como plano de simetría para un espejo.",
"help.construct.plane.offset":"Crea un plano de construcción paralelo a un plano o una cara plana, a una distancia o por un punto. Úsalo para dibujar a una altura fija sobre una cara.",
"help.construct.plane.perpendicular":"Crea un plano de construcción que contiene una línea o arista y es perpendicular a un plano o una cara. Úsalo para dibujar en vertical sobre un modelo alo largo de una arista.",
"help.construct.plane.tangent":"Crea un plano de construcción que toca un cilindro, cono, esfera o toro en un punto. Úsalo para dibujar en el lado de una pieza redonda.",
"help.construct.plane.three_points":"Crea un plano de construcción por tres puntos. Úsalo para un plano definido por posiciones del modelo, como tres esquinas.",
"help.construct.plane.two_edges":"Crea un plano de construcción por dos aristas rectas o líneas que están en un mismo plano. Úsalo para un plano que cruza una pieza, por ejemplo por dos aristas opuestas.",
"help.construct.point.along_path":"Crea un punto de construcción en una posición alo largo de una arista o curva. Úsalo como referencia a mitad de una trayectoria.",
"help.construct.point.center":"Crea un punto de construcción en el centro de una arista circular, un círculo o arco de boceto, una esfera o un toro. Úsalo como referencia para agujeros, ejes y uniones.",
"help.construct.point.edge_plane":"Crea un punto de construcción donde una arista o línea atraviesa un plano o una cara plana. Úsalo para marcar dónde una trayectoria cruza un plano.",
"help.construct.point.three_planes":"Crea un punto de construcción donde se encuentran tres planos o caras planas. Úsalo como referencia de esquina, incluso donde el modelo no tiene vértice.",
"help.construct.point.two_edges":"Crea un punto de construcción donde se cortan dos aristas o líneas, o donde están más cerca. Úsalo como referencia en una esquina virtual.",
"help.construct.point.vertex":"Crea un punto de construcción sobre un vértice o un punto de boceto. Úsalo como referencia que permanece cuando se oculta el boceto o el cuerpo que lo rodea.",
"help.contact.check":"Lista los pares de piezas de los conjuntos de contacto que se atraviesan en su posición actual. Úsalo para encontrar colisiones antes de accionar uniones o ejecutar un estudio de movimiento.",
"help.contact.create":"Agrupa dos o más piezas en un conjunto de contacto, cuyos cuerpos no pueden atravesarse mientras las uniones se mueven. Úsalo para piezas que deben detenerse al tocarse, como una palanca contra su tope.",
"help.contact.disable_all":"Desactiva el contacto, de modo que las uniones accionadas y los estudios de movimiento ya no se detienen donde las piezas se tocan. Úsalo para mover las piezas con libertad o para mantener ágil un ensamblaje grande.",
"help.contact.edit":"Cambia un conjunto de contacto: las piezas que contiene, su nombre o si está desactivado; también puede eliminar el conjunto. Úsalo para ajustar qué piezas no pueden atravesarse.",
"help.contact.enable_all":"Pone todas las piezas del ensamblaje en un único conjunto de contacto, de modo que ningún par de piezas se atraviese mientras las uniones se mueven. Úsalo para una comprobación rápida de todo un mecanismo.",
"help.contact.enable_sets":"Activa el contacto de los conjuntos de contacto que definiste, de modo que las uniones accionadas y los estudios de movimiento se detienen donde sus piezas se atravesarían. Úsalo para recuperar tus conjuntos tras desactivar el contacto.",
"help.contact.list":"Lista los conjuntos de contacto del diseño, las piezas de cada uno y si el contacto está activado. Úsalo para comprobar cómo está configurado el contacto antes de accionar el ensamblaje.",
"help.document.inspect":"Muestra un resumen del diseño: sus componentes, cuerpos, bocetos, operaciones y parámetros. Úsalo para orientarte en un diseño que no construiste tú.",
"help.document.units":"Cambia las unidades en que el diseño muestra las longitudes, como mm o pulgadas. La geometría mantiene su tamaño; solo cambian la visualización y los números sin unidad.",
"help.edit.checkpoint":"Recuerda el diseño, el boceto activo y el historial de deshacer tal como están ahora. Úsalo antes de probar algo arriesgado de lo que quizá quieras volver.",
"help.edit.restore_checkpoint":"Vuelve a un punto de control, historial de deshacer incluido. Úsalo para descartar de una vez todo lo hecho desde el punto de control.",
"help.explode.create":"Crea una vista explosionada que aleja las piezas del centro del ensamblaje, o según los movimientos que indiques. Úsalo para mostrar cómo se monta un ensamblaje, en instrucciones o presentaciones.",
"help.face.delete":"Elimina las caras seleccionadas y deja que las caras vecinas cierren el hueco, o deja",
"help.file.insert_mesh":"Adds a 3MF, STL, OBJ, PLY or glTF file to the design as mesh bodies in a new component. Use it to place a downloaded or scanned model beside your design as a reference.",
"help.file.insert_step":"Adds a STEP, IGES, FreeCAD or Rhino file to the design as solid bodies in a new component; an assembly's parts become nested components. Use it to bring in models from suppliers or other CAD programs.",
"help.file.save_mesh":"Saves bodies as an STL, 3MF or OBJ mesh, with the smoothness of curved faces you choose. Use it to prepare parts for 3D printing or for programs that read meshes.",
"help.file.send_to_slicer":"Saves the selected bodies as a 3MF file and opens it in the slicer you choose. Use it to go from the model to printing in one step.",
"help.file.insert_mesh":"Añade un archivo 3MF, STL, OBJ, PLY o glTF al diseño como cuerpos de malla en un componente nuevo. Úsalo para colocar un modelo descargado o escaneado junto a tu diseño como referencia.",
"help.file.insert_step":"Añade un archivo STEP, IGES, FreeCAD o Rhino al diseño como cuerpos sólidos en un componente nuevo; las piezas de un ensamblaje pasan a ser componentes anidados. Úsalo para traer modelos de proveedores o de otros programas de CAD.",
"help.file.save_mesh":"Guarda cuerpos como una malla STL, 3MF u OBJ, con la suavidad de las caras curvas que elijas. Úsalo para preparar piezas para la impresión 3D o para programas que leen mallas.",
"help.file.send_to_slicer":"Guarda los cuerpos seleccionados como un archivo 3MF y lo abre en el laminador que elijas. Úsalo para pasar del modelo a la impresión en un solo paso.",
"help.font_details":"La interfaz utiliza las fuentes integradas de egui (Ubuntu Light y Hack, bajo las licencias Ubuntu Font Licence y MIT/Bitstream Vera; Noto Emoji y la fuente de iconos emoji, bajo OFL y MIT). El texto de los bocetos utiliza Liberation Sans (SIL OFL 1.1). El paquete opcional de fuentes de The Crafting Apps, craft-fonts (BIZ UDPGothic, Shippori Mincho, BIZ UDMincho, Noto Sans CJK SC, Noto Sans Arabic; SIL OFL 1.1), no se incluye en las compilaciones de SolidCraft.",
"help.fonts":"Fuentes",
"help.frame.member":"Places a profile, such as a tube or an aluminium extrusion, along the lines of a frame sketch, one member per line. Use it to build frames, racks and welded structures.",
"help.inspect.accessibility":"Colours the faces a tool can reach from one direction, and those it cannot. Use it to check a part for machining or moulding from that side.",
"help.inspect.center_of_mass":"Shows the centre of mass of bodies, each on its own and all together, at uniform density. Use it to check balance and where a part will tip.",
"help.inspect.colored_components":"Gives each component its own temporary colour, without changing appearances. Use it to tell the parts of an assembly apart at a glance.",
"help.inspect.compare":"Compares two bodies and shows where one has material the other does not, with volume and deviation. Use it to check a changed or imported part against the original.",
"help.inspect.continuity":"Checks how smoothly faces meet along their edges: gaps, kinks or curvature jumps, and shades the seams. Use it to find where surfaces do not join cleanly.",
"help.inspect.curvature_comb":"Draws combs along curves, edges or faces whose teeth show how strongly they bend. Use it to spot flat spots, kinks and uneven curvature.",
"help.inspect.curvature_map":"Colours faces by how strongly they curve, red where the radius is small. Use it to find tight spots and to judge how smooth a surface is.",
"help.inspect.draft":"Colours faces by their draft angle to a pull direction, marking those with too little. Use it to check a part before moulding or casting.",
"help.inspect.environment_map":"Shows the model with a reflective, mirror-like finish. Use it to judge the flow of surfaces by the way reflections run across them.",
"help.inspect.interference":"Finds bodies that overlapand shows each overlap with its volume. Use it to check an assembly for parts that collide.",
"help.inspect.isocurve":"Draws the isoparametric curves of faces, the grid the surface is built on. Use it to see how a surface flows and where it bunches up.",
"help.inspect.measure":"Measures lengths, distances, angles, areas and radii between what you pick, or the volume and mass of bodies. Use it to check sizes and clearances.",
"help.inspect.minimum_radius":"Finds the smallest radius of curvature of curves, edges or faces, and where it is. Use it to check that a tool or nozzle can follow the shape.",
"help.inspect.section":"Cuts the view open along a plane and hatches the cut faces, without changing the model. Use it to look inside parts and assemblies.",
"help.inspect.zebra":"Shows black and white stripes reflected on the model's faces. Use it to judge smoothness: stripes that break or kink at an edge show a poor transition.",
"help.joint.as_built":"Joins two parts where they already are, without moving either one, and sets how they may still move. Use it for parts you have already placed in their final position.",
"help.joint.cam":"Links a turning cam to a follower, so the follower slides or swings as the cam's outline passes under it. Use it for cams, eccentrics and valve drives.",
"help.joint.create":"Joins two parts at the joint origins you pick and moves the second part into place; the joint type sets how they may still move. Use it to build an assembly whose parts move like the real mechanism.",
"help.joint.drive":"Sets a joint's angle or distance and moves the parts with it, within its limits; linked joints and closed loops follow. Use it to check that a mechanism moves as intended.",
"help.joint.gear":"Links two turning joints with a gear ratio, so driving one turns the other. Use it for spur and ring gears, with the ratio from pitch radii or tooth counts.",
"help.joint.limits":"Sets how far a joint may turn or slide, as a minimum and a maximum, or clears those limits. Use it to keep a hinge, slider or lever within its real range of travel.",
"help.joint.motion_link":"Couples two joints with a ratio and an offset, so driving one moves the other. Use it for a fixed relation between joints that Gear, Rack and Pinion or Screw do not cover.",
"help.joint.origin":"Places a named joint origin on a part: at the centre of a face or round end, the middle of an edge, a corner or a point. Use it to prepare where joints attach; one picked on a face follows it when the part changes size.",
"help.joint.rack_pinion":"Links a turning pinion to a sliding rack, so the rack moves by the length of pitch circle the pinion rolls through. Use it for rack drives, steering and linear stages.",
"help.joint.reach":"Moves a point on a part toward a target by changing the joints on its chain, within their limits. Use it to pose a mechanism by where its end should be, such as the tip of a robot arm.",
"help.joint.rigid_group":"Locks the selected parts together as they are, so they move as one. Use it for parts that belong together and have no motion between them.",
"help.joint.screw":"Links turning and sliding by a pitch, so each turn advances by that distance. Use it for lead screws, bolts and threaded spindles.",
"help.layout.apply":"Apply a saved layout to the current workspace. Retained editors keep their drafts.",
"help.layout.get":"Read the committed layout and discover registered workspaces.",
"help.layout.reset":"Restore the current workspace's registered default layout. User presets remain available.",
"help.layout.save":"Save the complete layout under a name. Replacing auser preset requires explicit overwrite permission.",
"help.layout.workspace.select":"Select a registered layout workspace and remember the outgoing layout.",
"help.library.apply":"Applies a material or appearance from a local library file to bodies, faces or components. Use it to reuse materials you saved from another design.",
"help.library.export":"Saves the design's materials and appearances to a library file. Use it to share them or reuse them in other designs.",
"help.library.inspect":"Checks a library file and lists its materials and appearances, without changing the design. Use it to see what a library holds before applying it.",
"help.frame.member":"Coloca un perfil, como un tubo o un perfil de aluminio extruido, alo largo de las líneas de un boceto de estructura, un miembro por línea. Úsalo para construir bastidores, estanterías y estructuras soldadas.",
"help.inspect.accessibility":"Colorea las caras a las que una herramienta puede llegar desde una dirección y las que no. Úsalo para comprobar una pieza para mecanizado o moldeo desde ese lado.",
"help.inspect.center_of_mass":"Muestra el centro de masa de los cuerpos, cada uno por separado y todos juntos, con densidad uniforme. Úsalo para comprobar el equilibrio y dónde volcará una pieza.",
"help.inspect.colored_components":"Da a cada componente su propio color temporal, sin cambiar los aspectos. Úsalo para distinguir de un vistazo las piezas de un ensamblaje.",
"help.inspect.compare":"Compara dos cuerpos y muestra dónde uno tiene material que el otro no, con volumen y desviación. Úsalo para comprobar una pieza modificada o importada con el original.",
"help.inspect.continuity":"Comprueba con qué suavidad se encuentran las caras a lo largo de sus aristas: huecos, quiebros o saltos de curvatura, y sombrea las uniones. Úsalo para encontrar dónde las superficies no se unen limpiamente.",
"help.inspect.curvature_comb":"Dibuja peines alo largo de curvas, aristas o caras, cuyos dientes muestran cuánto se curvan. Úsalo para detectar zonas planas, quiebros y curvatura irregular.",
"help.inspect.curvature_map":"Colorea las caras según cuánto se curvan, en rojo donde el radio es pequeño. Úsalo para encontrar zonas cerradas y para juzgar lo suave que es una superficie.",
"help.inspect.draft":"Colorea las caras según su ángulo de desmoldeo respecto a una dirección de extracción, y marca las que tienen muy poco. Úsalo para comprobar una pieza antes del moldeo o la fundición.",
"help.inspect.environment_map":"Muestra el modelo con un acabado reflectante, como un espejo. Úsalo para juzgar el fluir de las superficies por cómo corren los reflejos sobre ellas.",
"help.inspect.interference":"Encuentra cuerpos que se solapan y muestra cada solapamiento con su volumen. Úsalo para comprobar si un ensamblaje tiene piezas que chocan.",
"help.inspect.isocurve":"Dibuja las curvas isoparamétricas de las caras, la malla sobre la que se construye la superficie. Úsalo para ver cómo fluye una superficie y dónde se amontona.",
"help.inspect.measure":"Mide longitudes, distancias, ángulos, áreas y radios entre lo que elijas, o el volumen y la masa de los cuerpos. Úsalo para comprobar tamaños y holguras.",
"help.inspect.minimum_radius":"Encuentra el menor radio de curvatura de curvas, aristas o caras, y dónde está. Úsalo para comprobar que una herramienta o una boquilla puede seguir la forma.",
"help.inspect.section":"Corta la vista alo largo de un plano y raya las caras cortadas, sin cambiar el modelo. Úsalo para mirar dentro de piezas y ensamblajes.",
"help.inspect.zebra":"Muestra rayas blancas y negras reflejadas en las caras del modelo. Úsalo para juzgar la suavidad: las rayas que se rompen o se doblan en una arista indican una mala transición.",
"help.joint.as_built":"Une dos piezas donde ya están, sin mover ninguna, y define cómo pueden seguir moviéndose. Úsalo para piezas que ya colocaste en su posición final.",
"help.joint.cam":"Enlaza una leva giratoria con un seguidor, de modo que el seguidor se desliza o oscila cuando el contorno de la leva pasa por debajo. Úsalo para levas, excéntricas y accionamientos de válvulas.",
"help.joint.create":"Une dos piezas en los orígenes de unión que elijas y mueve la segunda pieza a su sitio; el tipo de unión define cómo pueden seguir moviéndose. Úsalo para construir un ensamblaje cuyas piezas se muevan como el mecanismo real.",
"help.joint.drive":"Fija el ángulo o la distancia de una unión y mueve las piezas con ella, dentro de sus límites; las uniones enlazadas y los lazos cerrados la siguen. Úsalo para comprobar que un mecanismo se mueve como se pretende.",
"help.joint.gear":"Enlaza dos uniones giratorias con una relación de engranaje, de modo que mover una hace girar la otra. Úsalo para engranajes rectos y de corona, con la relación a partir de los radios primitivos o del número de dientes.",
"help.joint.limits":"Fija hasta dónde puede girar o deslizarse una unión, con un mínimo y un máximo, o quita esos límites. Úsalo para mantener una bisagra, una guía o una palanca dentro de su recorrido real.",
"help.joint.motion_link":"Acopla dos uniones con una relación y un desfase, de modo que mover una mueve la otra. Úsalo para una relación fija entre uniones que Engranaje, Cremallera y piñón o Tornillo no cubren.",
"help.joint.origin":"Coloca un origen de unión con nombre en una pieza: en el centro de una cara o de un extremo redondo, en el medio de una arista, en una esquina o en un punto. Úsalo para preparar dónde se acoplan las uniones; el elegido en una cara la sigue cuando la pieza cambia de tamaño.",
"help.joint.rack_pinion":"Enlaza un piñón giratorio con una cremallera deslizante, de modo que la cremallera se mueve la longitud del círculo primitivo que recorre el piñón. Úsalo para accionamientos de cremallera, dirección y mesas lineales.",
"help.joint.reach":"Mueve un punto de una pieza hacia un objetivo cambiando las uniones de su cadena, dentro de sus límites. Úsalo para posicionar un mecanismo según dónde deba estar su extremo, como la punta de un brazo robótico.",
"help.joint.rigid_group":"Bloquea las piezas seleccionadas tal como están, de modo que se muevan como una sola. Úsalo para piezas que van juntas y no tienen movimiento entre ellas.",
"help.joint.screw":"Enlaza giro y deslizamiento mediante un paso, de modo que cada vuelta avanza esa distancia. Úsalo para husillos, tornillos y ejes roscados.",
"help.layout.apply":"Aplica una disposición guardada al espacio de trabajo actual. Los editores retenidos conservan sus borradores.",
"help.layout.get":"Lee la disposición confirmada y descubre los espacios de trabajo registrados.",
"help.layout.reset":"Restaura la disposición predeterminada registrada del espacio de trabajo actual. Los ajustes del usuario siguen disponibles.",
"help.layout.save":"Guarda la disposición completa con un nombre. Reemplazar un ajuste del usuario exige permiso explícito de sobrescritura.",
"help.layout.workspace.select":"Selecciona un espacio de trabajo de disposición registrado y recuerda la disposición que se abandona.",
"help.library.apply":"Aplica un material o un aspecto de un archivo de biblioteca local a cuerpos, caras o componentes. Úsalo para reutilizar materiales que guardaste desde otro diseño.",
"help.library.export":"Guarda los materiales y aspectos del diseño en un archivo de biblioteca. Úsalo para compartirlos o reutilizarlos en otros diseños.",
"help.library.inspect":"Comprueba un archivo de biblioteca y lista sus materiales y aspectos, sin cambiar el diseño. Úsalo para ver qué contiene una biblioteca antes de aplicarla.",
"help.licences":"Licencias",
"help.material.assign":"Define de qué están hechos los cuerpos seleccionados, como acero, aluminio o ABS. Usa",
"help.material.properties.validate":"Checks a material data card for consistent numbers and missing values. Use it before relying on the data for mass or stiffness.",
"help.mesh.convert":"Rebuilds a mesh body, such as an STL, as an editable solid with flat and cylindrical faces. Use it to modify imported mechanical parts like a modelled body.",
"help.material.properties.validate":"Comprueba que una ficha de datos de material tiene números coherentes y no le faltan valores. Úsalo antes de fiarte de los datos para la masa o la rigidez.",
"help.mesh.convert":"Reconstruye un cuerpo de malla, como un STL, en un sólido editable con caras planas y cilíndricas. Úsalo para modificar piezas mecánicas importadas como un cuerpo modelado.",
"help.mit":"Licencia MIT",
"help.motion.study":"Sets joint values at steps along a timeline and plays them back as an animation. Use it to watch a mechanism move through a sequence and check clearances along the way.",
"help.motion.trace":"Traces the path a point on a part follows while a motion study plays or a joint is driven, and keeps it as a 3D sketch curve when you confirm. Use it to see where a mechanism reaches, or to build on its path.",
"help.motion.study":"Fija valores de unión en pasos alo largo de una línea de tiempo y los reproduce como una animación. Úsalo para ver cómo se mueve un mecanismo en una secuencia y comprobar las holguras por el camino.",
"help.motion.trace":"Traza el camino que sigue un punto de una pieza mientras se reproduce un estudio de movimiento o se acciona una unión, y lo conserva como una curva de boceto 3D al confirmar. Úsalo para ver hasta dónde llega un mecanismo o para construir sobre su trayectoria.",
"help.notice":"AVISO",
"help.occurrence.ground":"Fixes a part in place, or frees it again, so that joints move the other parts around it. Use it for the frame or base that the rest of the assembly is built on.",
"help.occurrence.ground":"Fija una pieza en su sitio, o la libera de nuevo, para que las uniones muevan las demás piezas a su alrededor. Úsalo para el bastidor o la base sobre la que se construye el resto del ensamblaje.",
"help.occurrence.move":"Mueve una pieza de ensamblaje solo por las libertades permitidas por sus uniones. Selecciona una pieza",
"help.panel.activate":"Select an open panel tab without requesting keyboard focus.",
"help.panel.close":"Close a panel through its content lifecycle guard. Its placement is remembered.",
"help.panel.collapse":"Collapse or expand a panel section while retaining its requested dimensions.",
"help.panel.dismiss":"Dismiss the temporary view of a collapsed panel.",
"help.panel.float":"Move a panel into an explicitly positioned floating section.",
"help.panel.focus":"Focus a panel, reopening its retained state and expanding its section when needed.",
"help.panel.list":"Read registered panel kinds, committed instances, active tabs, availability and host capabilities.",
"help.panel.move":"Move a panel into a new section or join an existing tab group.",
"help.panel.native_close":"Return a native panel section to its remembered dock without cancelling its content.",
"help.panel.open":"Open a panel kind with an explicit instance identity and placement for a new instance.",
"help.panel.peek":"Temporarily show a collapsed panel without changing its saved size or collapse state.",
"help.panel.popout":"Move a panel to a native host when supported. Browser hosts use a floating section.",
"help.panel.reset_pair":"Restore an adjacent dock pair's default size ratio within its shared bounds.",
"help.panel.resize":"Set a panel section's outer width and height within every tab's bounds.",
"help.panel.resize_pair":"Resize adjacent dock sections together while conserving their shared extent.",
"help.panel.activate":"Selecciona una pestaña de panel abierta sin pedir el foco del teclado.",
"help.panel.close":"Cierra un panel mediante la protección del ciclo de vida de su contenido. Se recuerda su ubicación.",
"help.panel.collapse":"Contrae o expande una sección de panel conservando las dimensiones solicitadas.",
"help.panel.dismiss":"Descarta la vista temporal de un panel contraído.",
"help.panel.float":"Mueve un panel a una sección flotante con posición explícita.",
"help.panel.focus":"Da el foco a un panel, reabre su estado retenido y expande su sección cuando hace falta.",
"help.panel.list":"Lee los tipos de panel registrados, las instancias confirmadas, las pestañas activas, la disponibilidad y las capacidades del anfitrión.",
"help.panel.move":"Mueve un panel a una sección nueva o lo une a un grupo de pestañas existente.",
"help.panel.native_close":"Devuelve una sección de panel nativa a su acoplamiento recordado sin cancelar su contenido.",
"help.panel.open":"Abre un tipo de panel con una identidad de instancia explícita y una ubicación para una instancia nueva.",
"help.panel.peek":"Muestra temporalmente un panel contraído sin cambiar su tamaño guardado ni su estado de contracción.",
"help.panel.popout":"Mueve un panel a un anfitrión nativo cuando se admite. Los anfitriones de navegador usan una sección flotante.",
"help.panel.reset_pair":"Restaura la proporción de tamaño predeterminada de un par de acoplamientos adyacentes dentro de sus límites compartidos.",
"help.panel.resize":"Fija el ancho y el alto exteriores de una sección de panel dentro de los límites de cada pestaña.",
"help.panel.resize_pair":"Redimensiona juntas secciones de acoplamiento adyacentes conservando su extensión compartida.",
"help.parameters.change":"Abre la tabla de valores y expresiones con nombre que controlan las dimensiones del",
"help.parameters.export":"Saves the design's parameters as CSV or JSON. Use it to edit them in a spreadsheet or move them to another design.",
"help.parameters.graph":"Shows which parameters and features use which others, and any loops or errors among them. Use it to see what a change to a parameter will affect.",
"help.parameters.import":"Reads parameters from CSV or JSON into the design, all or none of them. Use it to bring in values from a spreadsheet or another design.",
"help.parameters.move":"Moves a user parameter before or after another in the list. Use it to keep related parameters together.",
"help.parts.fastener":"Adds a standard screw, bolt, nut, washer, pin or bearing in the size you pick. Placed on a hole, it seats in the hole with a joint, so you need not model fasteners yourself.",
"help.parts.insert":"Inserts a standard part in the family, size and length you pick. Placed on the rim or wall of a hole, it seats on the hole with a rigid joint.",
"help.parts.library":"Opens the standard parts: screws, bolts, nuts, washers, set screws, dowel pins and bearings in standard sizes. Use it to add a standard part instead of modelling it yourself.",
"help.parts.resize":"Changes the size or length of an inserted standard part and rebuilds it; its joints keep it seated. Use it when a screw turns out too long or a hole needs another size.",
"help.plastic.assign_rule":"Assigns a plastic rule to bodies, so their plastic features take its draft and clearance as defaults. Use it to set up a moulded part once for all its features.",
"help.plastic.boss":"Adds a screw boss on a face: a post with an optional hole, draft, root fillet and supporting ribs. Use it for screw points in moulded or printed housings.",
"help.parameters.export":"Guarda los parámetros del diseño como CSV o JSON. Úsalo para editarlos en una hoja de cálculo o pasarlos aotro diseño.",
"help.parameters.graph":"Muestra qué parámetros y operaciones usan a cuáles otros, y los lazos o errores que haya entre ellos. Úsalo para ver qué afectará un cambio en un parámetro.",
"help.parameters.import":"Lee parámetros de un CSV o JSON al diseño, todos o ninguno. Úsalo para traer valores de una hoja de cálculo o de otro diseño.",
"help.parameters.move":"Mueve un parámetro de usuario antes o después de otro en la lista. Úsalo para mantener juntos los parámetros relacionados.",
"help.parts.fastener":"Añade un tornillo, perno, tuerca, arandela, pasador o rodamiento estándar del tamaño que elijas. Colocado sobre un agujero, se asienta en él con una unión, así que no necesitas modelar los elementos de fijación.",
"help.parts.insert":"Inserta una pieza estándar de la familia, el tamaño y la longitud que elijas. Colocada en el borde o la pared de un agujero, se asienta en él con una unión rígida.",
"help.parts.library":"Abre las piezas estándar: tornillos, pernos, tuercas, arandelas, tornillos sin cabeza, pasadores cilíndricos y rodamientos en tamaños estándar. Úsalo para añadir una pieza estándar en lugar de modelarla tú.",
"help.parts.resize":"Cambia el tamaño o la longitud de una pieza estándar insertada y la reconstruye; sus uniones la mantienen asentada. Úsalo cuando un tornillo resulta demasiado largo o un agujero necesita otro tamaño.",
"help.plastic.assign_rule":"Asigna una regla de plástico a cuerpos, de modo que sus operaciones de plástico toman su desmoldeo y holgura como valores por defecto. Úsalo para configurar una pieza moldeada una sola vez para todas sus operaciones.",
"help.plastic.boss":"Añade una torreta para tornillo en una cara: un poste con agujero opcional, desmoldeo, redondeo en la base y nervios de apoyo. Úsalo para los puntos de tornillo en carcasas moldeadas o impresas.",
"help.plastic.lip":"Adds a lip or a matching groove along the rim of a shelled body. Use it so that two housing halves locate on each other and close tightly.",
"help.plastic.manage_rules":"Creates and edits plastic rules: material, wall thickness, radii, clearance and draft. Use them to keep the features of a moulded part consistent.",
"help.plastic.rest":"Adds a rest on a face: a round or rectangular pad, solid or hollow, with draft. Use it as a support or standoff in a moulded housing.",
"help.plastic.snap_fit":"Adds a snap-fit hook on a face, with its length, thickness and catch. Use it to clip parts together without screws.",
"help.plastic.manage_rules":"Crea y edita reglas de plástico: material, espesor de pared, radios, holgura y desmoldeo. Úsalas para mantener coherentes las operaciones de una pieza moldeada.",
"help.plastic.rest":"Añade un apoyo en una cara: un taco redondo o rectangular, macizo o hueco, con desmoldeo. Úsalo como soporte o separador en una carcasa moldeada.",
"help.plastic.snap_fit":"Añade un gancho de encaje a presión en una cara, con su longitud, espesor y resalte. Úsalo para unir piezas sin tornillos.",
"help.pointcloud.insert":"Inserta un escaneo PLY, XYZ o PTS como nube de puntos junto al modelo. Úsala como",
"help.sheet.convert":"Turns a plate or shelled body of even thickness into a sheet metal body, with bends at the edges you pick. Use it to make an existing part unfoldable.",
"help.sheet.export_bend_table":"Saves the bend table of a sheet metal body as CSV or JSON: angles, radii and bend positions in the flat. Use it for the press brake or the workshop.",
"help.sheet.export_dxf":"Saves the flat pattern as a DXF, with outlines, bend lines and optional bend notes. Use it for laser, plasma or waterjet cutting.",
"help.sheet.flange":"Adds a flange: a base plate from a sketch, a wall along an open sketch contour, or a bent wall on sheet edges. Use it to build up sheet metal parts.",
"help.sheet.flat_pattern":"Creates the flat pattern of a sheet metal body, with its size, cut-outs and bend lines. Use it to check the blank before you cut it.",
"help.sheet.fold":"Bends a sheet along a sketch line by an angle and radius. Use it to fold a flat sheet after cutting features into it.",
"help.sheet.hem":"Folds a sheet edge back on itself. Use it for safe, stiff edges without sharp burrs.",
"help.sheet.manage_rules":"Creates and edits sheet metal rules: thickness, bend radius, K-factor, reliefs and gaps. Use them to match the material and tools of your workshop.",
"help.sheet.path_flange":"Adds a chain of flanges along a sheet edge, following an open chain of sketch lines. Use it for profiles such as a U or Z shape in one step.",
"help.sheet.perforate":"Adds a field of holes over the whole flat sheet, in a staggered or square pattern. Use it for vents, grilles and lighter panels.",
"help.sheet.refold":"Folds an unfolded sheet metal body back up. Use it after adding features to the flat sheet.",
"help.sheet.unfold":"Unfolds all bends of a sheet metal body. Use it to add holes or cuts that have to cross a bend, then refold.",
"help.sketch.arc.center_point":"Draws a circular arc around a centre point, from a start point to an end point. Use it when the arc's centre is known, such as a radius around a hole or a pivot.",
"help.sketch.arc.tangent":"Draws an arc that starts at the end of a line or arc and continues tangent to it. Use it to carry on a chain with a smooth bend instead of a corner.",
"help.sketch.arc.three_point":"Draws an arc from a start point to an end point through a third point. Use it when the arc has to pass through given points rather than around a known centre.",
"help.sketch.arc3d":"Draws an exact circular arc in space through three points, with 3D Sketch on. Use it for bends in paths and guide rails that leave the sketch plane.",
"help.sketch.auto_constrain":"Adds the constraints the sketch nearly has already, such as horizontal, parallel or coincident, then dimensions it until it is fully defined. Use it to lock a roughly drawn sketch in one step.",
"help.sketch.auto_constrain_from_datum":"Works like AutoConstrain, but measures the positions from a datum point you pick instead of the origin. Use it when the part is laid out from one reference point, such as a corner or a hole.",
"help.sketch.blend_curve":"Joins the ends of two curves with a smooth spline that is tangent to both, or also curvature continuous if you choose. Use it to bridge a gap between curves without a kink.",
"help.sketch.break":"Splits a curve into pieces where other curves cross it, or at points you place on it. Use it when part of a curve needs its own constraint or should be deleted on its own.",
"help.sketch.cancel":"Leaves the sketch and discards everything changed since it was created or opened for editing. Undo brings the changes back.",
"help.sketch.centerline":"Switches lines between normal lines and centerlines, axes that profiles leave out. Use a centerline as the axis for a revolve, a mirror or a symmetry constraint.",
"help.sketch.chamfer.distance_angle":"Bevels the corner between two lines, set by a distance along the first line and an angle. Use it when a drawing gives the chamfer as a length and an angle, such as 2 mm × 30°.",
"help.sketch.chamfer.equal_distance":"Bevels the corner between two lines the same distance back along both. Use it for the usual 45° chamfer on an outline.",
"help.sketch.chamfer.two_distance":"Bevels the corner between two lines, set by a separate distance along each line. Use it for chamfers that are not 45°, given as two lengths.",
"help.sketch.circle.center":"Draws a circle from its centre and its diameter. Use it for holes, bosses and other round features whose centre is known.",
"help.sketch.circle.three_point":"Draws a circle through three points. Use it when the circle has to pass through given points, for example of existing geometry.",
"help.sketch.circle.three_tangent":"Draws a circle that touches three lines, circles or arcs. Use it to fit a circle into the space between three curves, such as the inscribed circle of a triangle.",
"help.sketch.circle.two_point":"Draws a circle from the two ends of its diameter. Use it when the circle's edge points are known rather than its centre.",
"help.sketch.circle.two_tangent":"Draws a circle of a given size that touches two lines, circles or arcs. Use it for a rounding of fixed radius between two curves.",
"help.sketch.conic":"Draws a conic curve between two end points, shaped by an apex point and a rho value. Use it for smooth transitions whose fullness you want to tune, from flat to nearly a sharp corner.",
"help.sketch.constrainer":"Applies the constraint that one or two picked curves nearly have already, such as horizontal, parallel, tangent or equal. Use it to tidy a hand-drawn sketch one relation at a time.",
"help.sketch.constraint.coincident":"Makes a point lie on another point, a curve or a sketch axis. Use it to close gaps in a profile or to put a point on a line.",
"help.sketch.constraint.collinear":"Makes two lines lie on one straight line. Use it to line up interrupted edges, such as both sides of a notch.",
"help.sketch.constraint.concentric":"Gives two circles or arcs the same centre, or centres a circle or arc on a sketch point, including the origin. Pick either pair in either order.",
"help.sketch.constraint.curvature":"Makes two curves that meet at an end point continue with the same curvature (G2). Use it where a tangent join is not smooth enough, for example on visible surfaces.",
"help.sketch.constraint.equal":"Makes lines the same length, or circles and arcs the same radius. Use it so that one dimension drives several matching features.",
"help.sketch.constraint.fix":"Fixes points or curves where they are, or frees them again. Use it for geometry that must not move when you drag or solve the sketch.",
"help.sketch.constraint.horizontal_vertical":"Makes a line, or the line between two points, horizontal or vertical, whichever is closer. Use it to square an outline up to the sketch axes.",
"help.sketch.constraint.midpoint":"Puts a point on the middle of a line, or makes the midpoints of two lines meet. Use it to centre geometry on an edge.",
"help.sketch.constraint.parallel":"Makes two lines parallel. Use it for sides that must stay parallel when other dimensions change.",
"help.sketch.constraint.perpendicular":"Makes two lines meet at a right angle. Use it for square corners between lines that are not on the sketch axes.",
"help.sketch.constraint.polygon":"Makes a closed chain of lines a regular polygon: equal sides, with every corner on one circle. Use it to make a hand-drawn polygon regular and keep it so.",
"help.sketch.constraint.symmetry":"Makes two points or curves mirror each other across a line or about a point. Use it to keep a profile symmetric when you change one side.",
"help.sketch.constraint.tangent":"Makes two curves touch tangentially, such as a line and an arc. Use it for smooth joins without a kink.",
"help.sketch.construction":"Switches curves between normal geometry and construction geometry, which profiles leave out. Use construction curves as helpers for layout, references and dimensions.",
"help.sheet.convert":"Convierte una placa o un cuerpo vaciado de espesor uniforme en un cuerpo de chapa metálica, con pliegues en las aristas que elijas. Úsalo para hacer desplegable una pieza existente.",
"help.sheet.export_bend_table":"Guarda la tabla de plegado de un cuerpo de chapa metálica como CSV o JSON: ángulos, radios y posiciones de los pliegues en el desarrollo. Úsalo para la plegadora o el taller.",
"help.sheet.export_dxf":"Guarda el desarrollo plano como DXF, con contornos, líneas de plegado y notas de plegado opcionales. Úsalo para corte por láser, plasma o chorro de agua.",
"help.sheet.flange":"Añade una pestaña: una placa base a partir de un boceto, una pared alo largo de un contorno abierto de boceto, o una pared plegada en aristas de chapa. Úsalo para construir piezas de chapa metálica.",
"help.sheet.flat_pattern":"Crea el desarrollo plano de un cuerpo de chapa metálica, con su tamaño, recortes y líneas de plegado. Úsalo para comprobar la pieza en bruto antes de cortarla.",
"help.sheet.fold":"Pliega una chapa alo largo de una línea de boceto con un ángulo y un radio. Úsalo para plegar una chapa plana tras practicarle operaciones de corte.",
"help.sheet.hem":"Dobla el borde de una chapa sobre sí mismo. Úsalo para bordes seguros y rígidos, sin rebabas cortantes.",
"help.sheet.manage_rules":"Crea y edita reglas de chapa metálica: espesor, radio de plegado, factor K, alivios y holguras. Úsalas para ajustarte al material y a las herramientas de tu taller.",
"help.sheet.path_flange":"Añade una cadena de pestañas alo largo del borde de una chapa, siguiendo una cadena abierta de líneas de boceto. Úsalo para perfiles como una U o una Z en un solo paso.",
"help.sheet.perforate":"Añade un campo de agujeros sobre toda la chapa plana, en patrón al tresbolillo o cuadrado. Úsalo para rejillas, ventilaciones y paneles más ligeros.",
"help.sheet.refold":"Vuelve a plegar un cuerpo de chapa metálica desplegado. Úsalo tras añadir operaciones a la chapa plana.",
"help.sheet.unfold":"Despliega todos los pliegues de un cuerpo de chapa metálica. Úsalo para añadir agujeros o cortes que deban cruzar un pliegue, y luego vuelve a plegar.",
"help.sketch.arc.center_point":"Dibuja un arco circular alrededor de un punto central, de un punto inicial a un punto final. Úsalo cuando se conoce el centro del arco, como un radio alrededor de un agujero o de un pivote.",
"help.sketch.arc.tangent":"Dibuja un arco que empieza en el extremo de una línea o arco y continúa tangente a él. Úsalo para seguir una cadena con una curva suave en lugar de una esquina.",
"help.sketch.arc.three_point":"Dibuja un arco de un punto inicial a un punto final pasando por un tercer punto. Úsalo cuando el arco deba pasar por puntos dados y no alrededor de un centro conocido.",
"help.sketch.arc3d":"Dibuja un arco circular exacto en el espacio por tres puntos, con el Boceto 3D activado. Úsalo para curvas en trayectorias y guías que salen del plano del boceto.",
"help.sketch.auto_constrain":"Añade las restricciones que el boceto ya casi cumple, como horizontal, paralela o coincidente, y luego lo acota hasta definirlo por completo. Úsalo para fijar de un paso un boceto dibujado a mano alzada.",
"help.sketch.auto_constrain_from_datum":"Funciona como Restricción automática, pero mide las posiciones desde un punto de referencia que eliges en lugar del origen. Úsalo cuando la pieza se organiza a partir de un punto de referencia, como una esquina o un agujero.",
"help.sketch.blend_curve":"Une los extremos de dos curvas con una spline suave tangente a ambas, o también de curvatura continua si lo eliges. Úsalo para salvar un hueco entre curvas sin quiebros.",
"help.sketch.break":"Divide una curva en trozos donde otras curvas la cruzan, o en puntos que colocas sobre ella. Úsalo cuando una parte de una curva necesite su propia restricción o deba borrarse por separado.",
"help.sketch.cancel":"Sale del boceto y descarta todo lo cambiado desde que se creó o se abrió para editarlo. Deshacer recupera los cambios.",
"help.sketch.centerline":"Cambia las líneas entre líneas normales y líneas de eje, ejes que los perfiles dejan fuera. Usa una línea de eje como eje de una revolución, un espejo o una restricción de simetría.",
"help.sketch.chamfer.distance_angle":"Bisela la esquina entre dos líneas, definido por una distancia alo largo de la primera línea y un ángulo. Úsalo cuando un plano da el chaflán como una longitud y un ángulo, como 2 mm × 30°.",
"help.sketch.chamfer.equal_distance":"Bisela la esquina entre dos líneas la misma distancia hacia atrás en ambas. Úsalo para el chaflán habitual de 45° en un contorno.",
"help.sketch.chamfer.two_distance":"Bisela la esquina entre dos líneas, definido por una distancia distinta alo largo de cada línea. Úsalo para chaflanes que no son de 45°, dados como dos longitudes.",
"help.sketch.circle.center":"Dibuja un círculo a partir de su centro y su diámetro. Úsalo para agujeros, salientes y otras formas redondas cuyo centro se conoce.",
"help.sketch.circle.three_point":"Dibuja un círculo por tres puntos. Úsalo cuando el círculo deba pasar por puntos dados, por ejemplo de geometría existente.",
"help.sketch.circle.three_tangent":"Dibuja un círculo que toca tres líneas, círculos o arcos. Úsalo para ajustar un círculo en el espacio entre tres curvas, como el círculo inscrito de un triángulo.",
"help.sketch.circle.two_point":"Dibuja un círculo a partir de los dos extremos de su diámetro. Úsalo cuando se conocen los puntos del borde del círculo y no su centro.",
"help.sketch.circle.two_tangent":"Dibuja un círculo de un tamaño dado que toca dos líneas, círculos o arcos. Úsalo para un redondeo de radio fijo entre dos curvas.",
"help.sketch.conic":"Dibuja una curva cónica entre dos puntos finales, definida por un punto de vértice y un valor rho. Úsalo para transiciones suaves cuya plenitud quieras ajustar, de plana a casi una esquina viva.",
"help.sketch.constrainer":"Aplica la restricción que una o dos curvas elegidas ya casi cumplen, como horizontal, paralela, tangente o igual. Úsalo para ordenar un boceto dibujado a mano, una relación cada vez.",
"help.sketch.constraint.coincident":"Hace que un punto quede sobre otro punto, una curva o un eje del boceto. Úsalo para cerrar huecos en un perfil o para poner un punto sobre una línea.",
"help.sketch.constraint.collinear":"Hace que dos líneas queden sobre una misma recta. Úsalo para alinear aristas interrumpidas, como los dos lados de una muesca.",
"help.sketch.constraint.concentric":"Da a dos círculos o arcos el mismo centro, o centra un círculo o arco en un punto de boceto, incluido el origen. Elige cualquiera de los dos pares en cualquier orden.",
"help.sketch.constraint.curvature":"Hace que dos curvas que se encuentran en un punto final continúen con la misma curvatura (G2). Úsalo donde una unión tangente no es lo bastante suave, por ejemplo en superficies visibles.",
"help.sketch.constraint.equal":"Hace que las líneas tengan la misma longitud, o los círculos y arcos el mismo radio. Úsalo para que una sola cota controle varias formas iguales.",
"help.sketch.constraint.fix":"Fija puntos o curvas donde están, o los libera de nuevo. Úsalo para geometría que no debe moverse al arrastrar o resolver el boceto.",
"help.sketch.constraint.horizontal_vertical":"Hace que una línea, o la línea entre dos puntos, sea horizontal o vertical, la más cercana. Úsalo para ajustar un contorno a los ejes del boceto.",
"help.sketch.constraint.midpoint":"Pone un punto en el medio de una línea, o hace que se encuentren los puntos medios de dos líneas. Úsalo para centrar geometría sobre una arista.",
"help.sketch.constraint.parallel":"Hace paralelas dos líneas. Úsalo para lados que deben seguir paralelos cuando cambian otras cotas.",
"help.sketch.constraint.perpendicular":"Hace que dos líneas se encuentren en ángulo recto. Úsalo para esquinas en escuadra entre líneas que no están sobre los ejes del boceto.",
"help.sketch.constraint.polygon":"Convierte una cadena cerrada de líneas en un polígono regular: lados iguales, con todas las esquinas en un mismo círculo. Úsalo para hacer regular un polígono dibujado a mano y mantenerlo así.",
"help.sketch.constraint.symmetry":"Hace que dos puntos o curvas sean reflejo uno de otro respecto a una línea o a un punto. Úsalo para mantener simétrico un perfil cuando cambias un lado.",
"help.sketch.constraint.tangent":"Hace que dos curvas se toquen tangencialmente, como una línea y un arco. Úsalo para uniones suaves sin quiebros.",
"help.sketch.construction":"Cambia las curvas entre geometría normal y geometría de construcción, que los perfiles dejan fuera. Usa las curvas de construcción como ayuda para la disposición, las referencias y las cotas.",
"help.sketch.construction_line":"Crea una línea de construcción infinita a través de dos puntos. Úsala para organizar un boceto.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.angle":"Crea una línea de construcción infinita en un ángulo desde el eje X del boceto. Elige el punto a",
"help.sketch.construction_line.bisector":"Elige dos líneas rectas de boceto que se intersecten, luego elige una de las dos bisectrices del ángulo.",
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"help.sketch.construction_line.tangent_external":"Elige un círculo o arco circular, luego un punto externo y una solución de tangente. Th",
"help.sketch.construction_line.tangent_two":"Elige dos círculos o arcos circulares, luego elige una tangente común en la previsualización.",
"help.sketch.construction_line.vertical":"Crea una línea de construcción vertical infinita a través de un punto. Su dirección vertical",
"help.sketch.copy":"Copies the selected sketch curves and points, together with the constraints and dimensions among them. Paste them into this sketch or another one.",
"help.sketch.create":"Starts a new 2D sketch on a plane or on a flat face of the model. Every extrude, revolve and sweep begins with a sketch.",
"help.sketch.cut":"Copies the selected sketch geometry and deletes it from the sketch, in one undo step. Paste it elsewhere in this sketch or into another one.",
"help.sketch.dimension":"Adds a driving dimension: a length, distance, angle, radius or diameter, depending on what you pick. Type a value or a parameter name, and the sketch follows it.",
"help.sketch.edit":"Opens an existing sketch for editing. The features built on it update when you finish the sketch.",
"help.sketch.ellipse":"Draws an ellipse from its centre, the end of its major axis and a point on its minor side. Use it for oval openings, cams and other elongated round shapes.",
"help.sketch.copy":"Copia las curvas y puntos de boceto seleccionados, junto con las restricciones y cotas entre ellos. Pégalos en este boceto o en otro.",
"help.sketch.create":"Empieza un nuevo boceto 2D en un plano o en una cara plana del modelo. Toda extrusión, revolución y barrido empieza con un boceto.",
"help.sketch.cut":"Copia la geometría de boceto seleccionada y la borra del boceto, en un solo paso de deshacer. Pégala en otro lugar de este boceto o en otro.",
"help.sketch.dimension":"Añade una cota conductora: una longitud, distancia, ángulo, radio o diámetro, según lo que elijas. Escribe un valor o el nombre de un parámetro y el boceto lo sigue.",
"help.sketch.edit":"Abre un boceto existente para editarlo. Las operaciones construidas sobre él se actualizan al terminar el boceto.",
"help.sketch.ellipse":"Dibuja una elipse a partir de su centro, el extremo de su eje mayor y un punto de su lado menor. Úsalo para aberturas ovaladas, levas y otras formas redondas alargadas.",
"help.sketch.equation_curve":"Dibuja una curva a partir de fórmulas: x(t) e y(t), o y = f(x), sobre un rango. La fórmula",
"help.sketch.extend":"Lengthens a line or arc up to the nearest curve in its way, or grows two curves until they meet. Use it to close gaps in a profile after trimming or editing.",
"help.sketch.fillet":"Rounds the corner where two lines or arcs meet with an arc of a given radius. Several corners rounded together share one radius.",
"help.sketch.finish":"Leaves the sketch and returns to the model. Its closed profiles are then ready for Extrude, Revolve and other features.",
"help.sketch.finish_auto_constrain":"Runs AutoConstrain on the sketch, then finishes it. Use it to leave a sketch fully defined in one step.",
"help.sketch.fit_curves_to_section":"Cuts a mesh or solid body with the sketch plane and fits lines and arcs to the section. Use it to rebuild a scanned or imported part as an editable sketch.",
"help.sketch.include_3d":"Brings model edges, vertices and curves of other sketches into this sketch as linked references, flattening those off its plane onto it. Use it to build on geometry that does not lie in the sketch plane.",
"help.sketch.infinite":"Switches lines between normal lines and infinite construction lines that run across the whole view. Use them as layout references that never end too short.",
"help.sketch.insert_dxf":"Reads the curves of a DXF drawing into a sketch, scaled, turned and placed where you set. Use it to build on a 2D drawing from another program, such as a laser-cut outline.",
"help.sketch.insert_svg":"Reads the paths of an SVG drawing into a sketch, scaled, turned and placed where you set. Use it to turn a logo or vector outline into curves you can extrude.",
"help.sketch.extend":"Alarga una línea o un arco hasta la curva más cercana que encuentre, o hace crecer dos curvas hasta que se encuentran. Úsalo para cerrar huecos de un perfil tras recortar o editar.",
"help.sketch.fillet":"Redondea la esquina donde se encuentran dos líneas o arcos con un arco de un radio dado. Varias esquinas redondeadas a la vez comparten un radio.",
"help.sketch.finish":"Sale del boceto y vuelve al modelo. Sus perfiles cerrados quedan listos para Extrusión, Revolución y otras operaciones.",
"help.sketch.finish_auto_constrain":"Ejecuta Restricción automática en el boceto y luego lo finaliza. Úsalo para dejar un boceto totalmente definido de un paso.",
"help.sketch.fit_curves_to_section":"Corta un cuerpo de malla o sólido con el plano del boceto y ajusta líneas y arcos a la sección. Úsalo para reconstruir como boceto editable una pieza escaneada o importada.",
"help.sketch.include_3d":"Trae aristas del modelo, vértices y curvas de otros bocetos a este boceto como referencias vinculadas, aplanando sobre él las que no están en su plano. Úsalo para construir sobre geometría que no está en el plano del boceto.",
"help.sketch.infinite":"Cambia las líneas entre líneas normales y líneas de construcción infinitas que cruzan toda la vista. Úsalas como referencias de disposición que nunca se quedan cortas.",
"help.sketch.insert_dxf":"Lee las curvas de un dibujo DXF en un boceto, escaladas, giradas y colocadas donde indiques. Úsalo para construir sobre un dibujo 2D de otro programa, como un contorno para corte láser.",
"help.sketch.insert_svg":"Lee los trazados de un dibujo SVG en un boceto, escalados, girados y colocados donde indiques. Úsalo para convertir un logotipo o un contorno vectorial en curvas que puedas extruir.",
"help.sketch.inspect":"Abre un informe sobre el boceto abierto: cuántos grados de libertad quedan y qué",
"help.sketch.intersect":"Adds the curves or points where bodies, faces, edges or other sketches cross the sketch plane. They stay linkedand follow the model when it changes.",
"help.sketch.intersect":"Añade las curvas o puntos donde cuerpos, caras, aristas u otros bocetos cruzan el plano del boceto. Quedan vinculados y siguen al modelo cuando cambia.",
"help.sketch.intersection_curve":"Crea curvas 3D donde se encuentran dos cuerpos, caras o curvas de otros bocetos, vinculadas a ellos. Úsalas como trayectorias o líneas guía que siguen el modelo.",
"help.sketch.isoparametric_curve":"Creates a 3D curve along a face's U or V direction through a point you pick, linked to the face. Use it as a path or split line that follows the surface.",
"help.sketch.line":"Draws connected lines point by point, as an open chain or a closed outline. It is the basic tool for most profiles.",
"help.sketch.line.midpoint":"Draws a line from its midpoint out to one end, with the other end mirrored. Use it for lines centred on a point, such as a symmetric edge.",
"help.sketch.line3d":"Draws connected straight lines between points in space, with 3D Sketch on. Use it for paths and frames that leave the sketch plane.",
"help.sketch.mirror":"Mirrors sketch curves and points across a line or axis and adds symmetry constraints. Use it to draw half of a symmetric profile and complete it.",
"help.sketch.move":"Moves or rotates sketch curves and points, or a copy of them. Use it to reposition geometry while keeping its shape and constraints.",
"help.sketch.offset":"Creates a copy of a chain of curves at a set distance, on one side or both. Use it for walls, outlines and clearances; the distance stays an editable dimension.",
"help.sketch.paste":"Pastes sketch geometry you copied or cut into the active sketch. Place it at a point or shift it by an offset.",
"help.sketch.pattern.circular":"Copies sketch geometry around a centre point, over a full circle or a set angle. Use it for bolt circles, spokes and teeth.",
"help.sketch.pattern.rectangular":"Copies sketch geometry in rows and columns at set spacings. Use it for grids of holes, slots or vents.",
"help.sketch.point":"Places a sketch point. Use it as a reference for dimensions, constraints, hole centres or later features.",
"help.sketch.isoparametric_curve":"Crea una curva 3D en la dirección U o V de una cara, por un punto que eliges, vinculada a la cara. Úsala como trayectoria o línea de división que sigue la superficie.",
"help.sketch.line":"Dibuja líneas conectadas punto por punto, como cadena abierta o contorno cerrado. Es la herramienta básica de la mayoría de los perfiles.",
"help.sketch.line.midpoint":"Dibuja una línea desde su punto medio hasta un extremo, con el otro extremo reflejado. Úsalo para líneas centradas en un punto, como una arista simétrica.",
"help.sketch.line3d":"Dibuja líneas rectas conectadas entre puntos del espacio, con el Boceto 3D activado. Úsalo para trayectorias y estructuras que salen del plano del boceto.",
"help.sketch.mirror":"Refleja curvas y puntos de boceto respecto a una línea o un eje y añade restricciones de simetría. Úsalo para dibujar la mitad de un perfil simétrico y completarlo.",
"help.sketch.move":"Mueve o gira curvas y puntos de boceto, o una copia de ellos. Úsalo para recolocar geometría conservando su forma y sus restricciones.",
"help.sketch.offset":"Crea una copia de una cadena de curvas a una distancia fijada, por un lado o por ambos. Úsalo para paredes, contornos y holguras; la distancia sigue siendo una cota editable.",
"help.sketch.paste":"Pega en el boceto activo la geometría de boceto que copiaste o cortaste. Colócala en un punto o desplázala un desfase.",
"help.sketch.pattern.circular":"Copia la geometría de boceto alrededor de un punto central, en un círculo completo o un ángulo fijado. Úsalo para círculos de pernos, radios y dientes.",
"help.sketch.pattern.rectangular":"Copia la geometría de boceto en filas y columnas con separaciones fijadas. Úsalo para cuadrículas de agujeros, ranuras o ventilaciones.",
"help.sketch.point":"Coloca un punto de boceto. Úsalo como referencia para cotas, restricciones, centros de agujeros u operaciones posteriores.",
"help.sketch.point.divide":"Coloca puntos que dividen las curvas elegidas en longitudes iguales. Los puntos permanecen en cada curva y mantienen su separación cuando esta cambia.",
"help.sketch.point3d":"Places a point in space, with 3D Sketch on. Use it as a reference for 3D curves and paths.",
"help.sketch.polygon.circumscribed":"Draws a regular polygon around a circle, sized from its centre to the middle of a side. Use it when the width across flats is known, as for a hex nut.",
"help.sketch.polygon.edge":"Draws a regular polygon from the two ends of one side. Use it when the length and position of a side are known.",
"help.sketch.polygon.inscribed":"Draws a regular polygon inside a circle, sized from its centre to a corner. Use it when the size across corners is known.",
"help.sketch.project":"Brings model edges, faces, vertices and curves of other sketches into this sketch, projected onto its plane. They stay linked and follow the model when it changes.",
"help.sketch.project_to_surface":"Projects curves of other sketches along this sketch's normal onto a face, as linked 3D curves. Use it to put a logo, split line or path onto a curved surface.",
"help.sketch.rectangle.center":"Draws a rectangle from its centre and one corner. Use it for outlines centred on a point, such as the origin.",
"help.sketch.rectangle.rounded":"Draws a rectangle with all four corners rounded to one radius. Use it for plates, lids and openings with rounded corners.",
"help.sketch.rectangle.three_point":"Draws a rectangle from one edge and a point on the opposite side. Use it for rectangles at an angle to the sketch axes.",
"help.sketch.rectangle.two_point":"Draws a rectangle from two opposite corners. Use it for the outlines of plates, blocks and pockets.",
"help.sketch.scale":"Scales sketch curves and points by a factor about a base point. Use it to resize part of a sketch without drawing it again.",
"help.sketch.slot.arc_center":"Draws a curved slot of a given width along an arc set by its centre, start and end. Use it for adjustment slots around a pivot.",
"help.sketch.slot.arc_three_point":"Draws a curved slot of a given width along an arc through three points. Use it when the slot's path has to pass through given points.",
"help.sketch.slot.center_point":"Draws a straight slot of a given width from its centre to the centre of one end arc. Use it for slots centred on a point.",
"help.sketch.slot.center_to_center":"Draws a straight slot of a given width between the centres of its two end arcs. Use it for slots dimensioned centre to centre, such as adjustment slots for screws.",
"help.sketch.slot.overall":"Draws a straight slot of a given width from one outer end to the other. Use it when the slot's overall length is what matters.",
"help.sketch.spline.control_point":"Draws a cubic spline shaped by control points that it does not pass through. Use it for smooth, flowing curves that you shape by moving the points.",
"help.sketch.spline.control_point_5":"Draws a degree 5 spline shaped by control points. Use it where curves have to join with smoother curvature, for example on visible styled surfaces.",
"help.sketch.spline.fit_point":"Draws a smooth spline that passes through every point you place, open or closed. Use it to trace a shape through known points.",
"help.sketch.spline3d":"Draws a smooth curve in space through points, with 3D Sketch on. Use it for sweep paths and cable runs that leave the sketch plane.",
"help.sketch.spun_profile":"Creates in the sketch plane the outline a body sweeps when it turns about an axis. Use it to get the silhouette of a turned part for a revolve or a drawing.",
"help.sketch.text":"Writes text in the sketch in a chosen font, height and angle; its words can follow parameters. Extrude or emboss it for labels and lettering.",
"help.sketch.transform":"Scales, turns and moves sketch geometry about a centre point in one step. Use it to reposition and resize a selection at once.",
"help.sketch.trim":"Removes the piece of a curve between the nearest crossings around where you click. Use it to clean up overlapping lines into a closed profile.",
"help.sketch.point3d":"Coloca un punto en el espacio, con el Boceto 3D activado. Úsalo como referencia para curvas y trayectorias 3D.",
"help.sketch.polygon.circumscribed":"Dibuja un polígono regular alrededor de un círculo, dimensionado desde su centro hasta el medio de un lado. Úsalo cuando se conoce la anchura entre caras, como en una tuerca hexagonal.",
"help.sketch.polygon.edge":"Dibuja un polígono regular a partir de los dos extremos de un lado. Úsalo cuando se conocen la longitud y la posición de un lado.",
"help.sketch.polygon.inscribed":"Dibuja un polígono regular dentro de un círculo, dimensionado desde su centro hasta una esquina. Úsalo cuando se conoce la medida entre esquinas.",
"help.sketch.project":"Trae aristas del modelo, caras, vértices y curvas de otros bocetos a este boceto, proyectados sobre su plano. Quedan vinculados y siguen al modelo cuando cambia.",
"help.sketch.project_to_surface":"Proyecta curvas de otros bocetos alo largo de la normal de este boceto sobre una cara, como curvas 3D vinculadas. Úsalo para poner un logotipo, una línea de división o una trayectoria sobre una superficie curva.",
"help.sketch.rectangle.center":"Dibuja un rectángulo a partir de su centro y una esquina. Úsalo para contornos centrados en un punto, como el origen.",
"help.sketch.rectangle.rounded":"Dibuja un rectángulo con las cuatro esquinas redondeadas con un mismo radio. Úsalo para placas, tapas y aberturas con esquinas redondeadas.",
"help.sketch.rectangle.three_point":"Dibuja un rectángulo a partir de un borde y un punto del lado opuesto. Úsalo para rectángulos inclinados respecto a los ejes del boceto.",
"help.sketch.rectangle.two_point":"Dibuja un rectángulo a partir de dos esquinas opuestas. Úsalo para los contornos de placas, bloques y vaciados.",
"help.sketch.scale":"Escala curvas y puntos de boceto por un factor respecto a un punto base. Úsalo para cambiar el tamaño de parte de un boceto sin volver a dibujarla.",
"help.sketch.slot.arc_center":"Dibuja una ranura curva de una anchura dada alo largo de un arco definido por su centro, inicio y fin. Úsalo para ranuras de ajuste alrededor de un pivote.",
"help.sketch.slot.arc_three_point":"Dibuja una ranura curva de una anchura dada alo largo de un arco por tres puntos. Úsalo cuando la trayectoria de la ranura deba pasar por puntos dados.",
"help.sketch.slot.center_point":"Dibuja una ranura recta de una anchura dada desde su centro hasta el centro de un arco de extremo. Úsalo para ranuras centradas en un punto.",
"help.sketch.slot.center_to_center":"Dibuja una ranura recta de una anchura dada entre los centros de sus dos arcos de extremo. Úsalo para ranuras acotadas de centro a centro, como las ranuras de ajuste de tornillos.",
"help.sketch.slot.overall":"Dibuja una ranura recta de una anchura dada de un extremo exterior al otro. Úsalo cuando lo que importa es la longitud total de la ranura.",
"help.sketch.spline.control_point":"Dibuja una spline cúbica definida por puntos de control por los que no pasa. Úsalo para curvas suaves y fluidas que moldeas moviendo los puntos.",
"help.sketch.spline.control_point_5":"Dibuja una spline degrado 5 definida por puntos de control. Úsalo donde las curvas deban unirse con una curvatura más suave, por ejemplo en superficies de diseño visibles.",
"help.sketch.spline.fit_point":"Dibuja una spline suave que pasa por cada punto que colocas, abierta o cerrada. Úsalo para trazar una forma por puntos conocidos.",
"help.sketch.spline3d":"Dibuja una curva suave en el espacio por puntos, con el Boceto 3D activado. Úsalo para trayectorias de barrido y recorridos de cable que salen del plano del boceto.",
"help.sketch.spun_profile":"Crea en el plano del boceto el contorno que barre un cuerpo al girar sobre un eje. Úsalo para obtener la silueta de una pieza torneada para una revolución o un plano.",
"help.sketch.text":"Escribe texto en el boceto con una fuente, altura y ángulo elegidos; sus palabras pueden seguir parámetros. Extrúyelo o grábalo para etiquetas y rótulos.",
"help.sketch.transform":"Escala, gira y mueve la geometría del boceto respecto a un punto central en un solo paso. Úsalo para recolocar y cambiar de tamaño una selección a la vez.",
"help.sketch.trim":"Elimina el trozo de una curva entre los cruces más cercanos alrededor de donde haces clic. Úsalo para limpiar líneas solapadas y obtener un perfil cerrado.",
"help.solid.align":"Mueve los cuerpos seleccionados para que un punto, cara o plano de ellos coincida con un punto,",
"help.solid.boundary_fill":"Makes solids from the regions enclosed by overlapping tool bodies, filling only the regions you pick. Use it to build a shape from the space that several bodies bound together.",
"help.solid.bounding_solid":"Creates a box that encloses the selected bodies, with an optional margin. Use it to see a part's overall size, or as the stock it is machined from.",
"help.solid.box":"Creates a box from a length, width and height, from a corner point or centred on a point. Use it for a quick block, a placeholder or a body to cut features into.",
"help.solid.boundary_fill":"Crea sólidos a partir de las regiones encerradas por cuerpos herramienta que se solapan, rellenando solo las regiones que elijas. Úsalo para construir una forma a partir del espacio que delimitan varios cuerpos juntos.",
"help.solid.bounding_solid":"Crea una caja que envuelve los cuerpos seleccionados, con un margen opcional. Úsalo para ver el tamaño total de una pieza, o como material en bruto del que se mecaniza.",
"help.solid.box":"Crea una caja a partir de largo, ancho y alto, desde un punto de esquina o centrada en un punto. Úsalo para un bloque rápido, un marcador de posición o un cuerpo en el que practicar operaciones de corte.",
"help.solid.chamfer":"Corta las aristas seleccionadas con un chaflán plano de la distancia que indiques. Úsalo para romper aristas vivas o para facilitar la entrada de un pasador o un tornillo.",
"help.solid.coil":"Creates a helical body, such as a spring, from a diameter, turns, height or pitch and a round or square section. Use it for springs, coils and helical ridges.",
"help.solid.coil":"Crea un cuerpo helicoidal, como un muelle, a partir de un diámetro, vueltas, altura o paso y una sección redonda o cuadrada. Úsalo para muelles, bobinas y resaltes helicoidales.",
"help.solid.combine":"Combina cuerpos: los une, los recorta de un cuerpo de destino o conserva solo el volumen que comparten, y puede mantener los cuerpos de herramienta. Úsalo para fusionar piezas, recortar una forma con otra o encontrar dónde se solapan dos cuerpos.",
"help.solid.cone":"Creates a cone from a base circle and a height, or a truncated cone when the top has a radius too. Use it for tapers, funnels, countersinks and points.",
"help.solid.cylinder":"Creates a cylinder from a radius or diameter and a height, standing on a point along an axis. Use it for shafts, pins, bosses and round blanks.",
"help.solid.cone":"Crea un cono a partir de un círculo base y una altura, o un cono truncado cuando la parte superior también tiene radio. Úsalo para conicidades, embudos, avellanados y puntas.",
"help.solid.cylinder":"Crea un cilindro a partir de un radio o diámetro y una altura, apoyado en un punto alo largo de un eje. Úsalo para ejes, pasadores, salientes y piezas en bruto redondas.",
"help.solid.draft":"Inclina las caras seleccionadas según el ángulo que indiques, medido desde un plano neutro. Usa",
"help.solid.emboss":"Raises sketch profiles, such as text or a logo, out of a face, or sinks them into it. Use it for lettering, labels and markings on flat or round faces.",
"help.solid.emboss":"Eleva perfiles de boceto, como texto o un logotipo, sobre una cara, o los hunde en ella. Úsalo para rótulos, etiquetas y marcas en caras planas o redondas.",
"help.solid.extrude":"Empuja un perfil de boceto hacia el 3D a lo largo de una distancia, añadiendo o quitando material. Úsalo para convertir un contorno plano en un bloque, un saliente o una cavidad.",
"help.solid.fillet":"Redondea las aristas seleccionadas con una transición circular suave del radio que indiques. Úsalo para suavizar aristas vivas por resistencia, comodidad o aspecto.",
"help.solid.hole":"Perfora un agujero redondo del diámetro que indiques en un punto elegido de una cara. Úsalo para holguras de tornillos, pasadores y otras aberturas redondas sencillas.",
@@ -1957,64 +1971,65 @@
"help.solid.move":"Mueve o rota los cuerpos seleccionados, o una copia de ellos, por la distancia y el ángulo",
"help.solid.offset_face":"Empuja las caras seleccionadas hacia dentro o fuera por la distancia que indiques, y las caras de alrededor",
"help.solid.pattern.circular":"Repite los objetos seleccionados alrededor de un eje, con el recuento y el ángulo total que indiques. Úsalo para círculos de tornillos, radios, aletas y dientes.",
"help.solid.pattern.path":"Copies features or bodies along a sketch path, by count and spacing. Use it for holes along a curved edge or parts along a rail.",
"help.solid.pattern.path":"Copia operaciones o cuerpos alo largo de una trayectoria de boceto, por número y separación. Úsalo para agujeros alo largo de una arista curva o piezas alo largo de un carril.",
"help.solid.pattern.rectangular":"Repite los objetos seleccionados en una o dos direcciones con el recuento y el espaciado que indiques. Úsalo para filas y cuadrículas de agujeros, nervios, pasadores o patas.",
"help.solid.pipe":"Creates a round tube along a path of sketch curves, solid or hollow with a wall thickness. Use it for tubes, wires, cables and rails.",
"help.solid.pipe":"Creaun tubo redondo alo largo de una trayectoria de curvas de boceto, macizo o hueco con un espesor de pared. Úsalo para tubos, cables y carriles.",
"help.solid.press_pull":"Añade o quita material al arrastrar una cara, o redondea aristas al arrastrarlas. Usa",
"help.solid.remove":"Saca los cuerpos seleccionados del diseño desde este punto de la línea de tiempo en adelante;",
"help.solid.replace_face":"Mueve las caras planas seleccionadas sobre un plano o sobre una cara paralela, y el cuerpo",
"help.solid.revolve":"Gira un perfil de boceto alrededor de un eje para crear un sólido de revolución. Úsalo para ejes, pomos, cuencos y cualquier otra pieza de revolución.",
"help.solid.rib":"Adds a thin wall along an open sketch curve, filled out to the next faces of the body. Use it to stiffen walls and corners, for example in moulded or printed parts.",
"help.solid.rib":"Añade una pared fina alo largo de una curva de boceto abierta, extendida hasta las siguientes caras del cuerpo. Úsalo para reforzar paredes y esquinas, por ejemplo en piezas moldeadas o impresas.",
"help.solid.scale":"Hace los cuerpos seleccionados más grandes o más pequeños por un factor, el mismo en todas las direcciones",
"help.solid.shell":"Vacía un sólido y deja paredes del grosor que indiques; además, puede abrir las caras que elijas. Úsalo para cajas, tapas y otras piezas de paredes finas.",
"help.solid.sphere":"Creates a sphere from a radius or diameter around a centre point. Use it for balls, knobs and rounded ends.",
"help.solid.sphere":"Crea una esfera a partir de un radio o diámetro alrededor de un punto central. Úsalo para bolas, pomos y extremos redondeados.",
"help.solid.split_body":"Corta un cuerpo en cuerpos separados con un plano, la cara de otro cuerpo o un boceto",
"help.solid.split_face":"Divide las caras seleccionadas a lo largo de un plano, la cara de otro cuerpo o una curva de boceto",
"help.solid.sweep":"Arrastra un perfil de boceto a lo largo de una trayectoria para crear un sólido. Úsalo para tubos, raíles, asas y cualquier pieza de sección constante que siga una curva.",
"help.solid.thread":"Adds an ISO metric thread to a cylindrical face, either as a cosmetic thread or cut into the body. Use it for bolts, threaded holes and printed screw parts.",
"help.solid.torus":"Creates a ring from a major radius around its axis and a minor radius for its round section. Use it for O-rings, handles and round beads.",
"help.solid.web":"Adds a thin wall along each open sketch curve, each filled out to the next faces of the body. Use it for a grid of supporting walls inside housings and trays.",
"help.surface.blend":"Creates a surface that bridges the edges of two bodies, tangent or curvature continuous to both. Use it to join two surfaces smoothly across a gap.",
"help.surface.boundary":"Creates a surface filling a loop of two to four sketch curves, or a network of curves. Use it for free-form panels defined by their edges.",
"help.surface.extend":"Lengthens a surface past its edges, by a distance or up to a plane or face. Use it so that surfaces overlap before you trim or stitch them.",
"help.surface.extrude":"Pushes sketch curves or profiles along a distance into a surface, walls only, without caps. Use it for thin walls and for cutting or splitting tools.",
"help.surface.fair":"Smooths the inside of free-form faces while their edges stay put. Use it to even out bumps and wavy reflections in a surface.",
"help.surface.loft":"Creates a surface that passes through two or more sections in order, without caps. Use it for shells and transitions between different shapes.",
"help.surface.match":"Rebuilds the edge of a surface so it meets another body's edge, with matching tangent or curvature. Use it to close a seam smoothly between two surfaces.",
"help.surface.offset":"Creates a copy of faces at a distance along their normals, as a new surface body. Use it for skins, clearances or the other side of a wall.",
"help.surface.patch":"Fills a sketch region or a closed loop of edges with a face, flat or smoothly curved. Use it to close holes in a surface body.",
"help.surface.reverse_normal":"Turns faces of a surface body over, so their outside faces the other way. Use it before thickening or stitching when the faces point inward.",
"help.surface.revolve":"Turns sketch curves or profiles about an axis into a surface, without caps. Use it for round shells such as lampshades, bowls and nozzles.",
"help.surface.ruled":"Creates a strip of straight lines out from a chain of edges, along the face's normal, tangent or at an angle. Use it for draft walls, run-offs and parting surfaces.",
"help.surface.stitch":"Sews surface bodies together along their shared edges, into a solid when they close. Use it to turn a set of surfaces into one body.",
"help.surface.sweep":"Moves sketch curves or profiles along a path into a surface, without caps. Use it for gutters, trims and other thin shapes that follow a path.",
"help.surface.thicken":"Gives a surface body a thickness, turning it into a solid. Use it to make printable or machinable parts from surfaces.",
"help.surface.trim":"Cuts a surface with a plane, another surface or sketch curves, and keeps the side you pick. Use it to cut surfaces to shape before stitching.",
"help.surface.unstitch":"Separates faces of a body into surface bodies of their own; a solid comes apart into surfaces. Use it to rework single faces of a body.",
"help.surface.untrim":"Removes holes from a face, or restores its outer boundary to the surface's natural bounds. Use it to get back the full surface after a trim.",
"help.solid.thread":"Añade una rosca métrica ISO a una cara cilíndrica, como rosca cosmética o tallada en el cuerpo. Úsalo para pernos, agujeros roscados y piezas impresas con rosca.",
"help.solid.torus":"Crea un anillo a partir de un radio mayor alrededor de su eje y un radio menor para su sección redonda. Úsalo para juntas tóricas, asas y cuentas redondas.",
"help.solid.web":"Añade una pared fina a lo largo de cada curva de boceto abierta, cada una extendida hasta las siguientes caras del cuerpo. Úsalo para una rejilla de paredes de apoyo dentro de carcasas y bandejas.",
"help.surface.blend":"Crea una superficie que une las aristas de dos cuerpos, tangente o de curvatura continua con ambos. Úsalo para unir suavemente dos superficies a través de un hueco.",
"help.surface.boundary":"Crea una superficie que rellena un lazo de dos a cuatro curvas de boceto, o una red de curvas. Úsalo para paneles de forma libre definidos por sus bordes.",
"help.surface.extend":"Alarga una superficie más allá de sus bordes, una distancia o hasta un plano o una cara. Úsalo para que las superficies se solapen antes de recortarlas o coserlas.",
"help.surface.extrude":"Empuja curvas o perfiles de boceto una distancia para crear una superficie, solo paredes, sin tapas. Úsalo para paredes finas y para herramientas de corte o división.",
"help.surface.fair":"Suaviza el interior de caras de forma libre mientras sus bordes se quedan donde están. Úsalo para igualar bultos y reflejos ondulados en una superficie.",
"help.surface.loft":"Crea una superficie que pasa por dos o más secciones en orden, sin tapas. Úsalo para cascarones y transiciones entre formas distintas.",
"help.surface.match":"Reconstruye el borde de una superficie para que encuentre el borde de otro cuerpo, con tangencia o curvatura coincidentes. Úsalo para cerrar suavemente una unión entre dos superficies.",
"help.surface.offset":"Crea una copia de caras a una distancia alo largo de sus normales, como un nuevo cuerpo de superficie. Úsalo para pieles, holguras o el otro lado de una pared.",
"help.surface.patch":"Rellena una región de boceto o un lazo cerrado de aristas con una cara, plana o suavemente curva. Úsalo para cerrar agujeros en un cuerpo de superficie.",
"help.surface.reverse_normal":"Da la vuelta a caras de un cuerpo de superficie, de modo que su exterior mire al otro lado. Úsalo antes de engrosar o coser cuando las caras apuntan hacia dentro.",
"help.surface.revolve":"Gira curvas o perfiles de boceto alrededor de un eje para crear una superficie, sin tapas. Úsalo para cascarones redondos como pantallas de lámpara, cuencos y toberas.",
"help.surface.ruled":"Crea una tira de líneas rectas a partir de una cadena de aristas, alo largo de la normal de la cara, tangente o en ángulo. Úsalo para paredes con desmoldeo, salidas y superficies de partición.",
"help.surface.stitch":"Cose cuerpos de superficie a lo largo de sus aristas compartidas, en un sólido cuando se cierran. Úsalo para convertir un conjunto de superficies en un solo cuerpo.",
"help.surface.sweep":"Mueve curvas o perfiles de boceto a lo largo de una trayectoria para crear una superficie, sin tapas. Úsalo para canalones, molduras y otras formas finas que siguen una trayectoria.",
"help.surface.thicken":"Da espesor a un cuerpo de superficie y lo convierte en sólido. Úsalo para obtener piezas imprimibles o mecanizables a partir de superficies.",
"help.surface.trim":"Corta una superficie con un plano, otra superficie o curvas de boceto, y conserva el lado que elijas. Úsalo para dar forma a las superficies antes de coserlas.",
"help.surface.unstitch":"Separa caras de un cuerpo en cuerpos de superficie propios; un sólido se descompone en superficies. Úsalo para retocar caras sueltas de un cuerpo.",
"help.surface.untrim":"Quita agujeros de una cara, o restaura su contorno exterior a los límites naturales de la superficie. Úsalo para recuperar la superficie completa tras un recorte.",
"help.third_party":"Licencias de terceros",
"help.timeline.compute_all":"Reconstruye cada operación de la línea de tiempo desde el inicio. Úsalo para refrescar el modelo",
"help.timeline.delete":"Elimina las operaciones seleccionadas de la línea de tiempo; borrar un boceto también elimina",
"help.timeline.dependents":"Lists the features that would be deleted with a feature, and those that would fail without it. Use it before deleting or changing a feature.",
"help.timeline.dependents":"Lista las operaciones que se borrarían junto con una operación, y las que fallarían sin ella. Úsalo antes de borrar o cambiar una operación.",
"help.timeline.play":"Reproduce las operaciones restantes una a una, con una pausa de medio segundo tras cada una",
"help.version":"Version {version}",
"help.view.apply":"Turns the view to a standard direction such as front, top or iso, or to a saved named view. Use it to look at the model from a fixed angle.",
"help.view.delete":"Deletes a saved named view. The model is not changed.",
"help.view.fit":"Zooms and pans so the whole model, or the selection, fills the view. Use it when the model has gone out of sight.",
"help.view.grid":"Shows or hides the grid in the viewport. Use it as a size and orientation guide while modelling.",
"help.view.ground_shadow":"Shows or hides the model's shadow on the ground. Use it to judge height and position more easily.",
"help.view.home":"Turns the view back to the home direction and fits the model. Use it to get back to a known view quickly.",
"help.view.list":"Lists the named views saved in the design. Use it to find a view you saved earlier.",
"help.view.navigate":"Turns, pans or zooms the view by steps, such as a quarter turn left. Use it to move the camera precisely instead of dragging.",
"help.view.navigation_bar":"Shows or hides the navigation bar at the bottom of the viewport. Hide it for more room, show it to reach the view tools by mouse.",
"help.view.rename":"Gives a saved named view a new name. The view itself stays the same.",
"help.version":"Versión {version}",
"help.view.apply":"Gira la vista a una dirección estándar como frontal, superior o isométrica, o a una vista con nombre guardada. Úsalo para mirar el modelo desde un ángulo fijo.",
"help.view.delete":"Borra una vista con nombre guardada. El modelo no cambia.",
"help.view.fit":"Acerca y desplaza para que todo el modelo, o la selección, llene la vista. Úsalo cuando el modelo se ha salido de la vista.",
"help.view.grid":"Muestra u oculta la cuadrícula en la vista. Úsala como guía de tamaño y orientación al modelar.",
"help.view.ground_shadow":"Muestra u oculta la sombra del modelo en el suelo. Úsalo para juzgar con más facilidad la altura y la posición.",
"help.view.home":"Devuelve la vista a la dirección de inicio y encuadra el modelo. Úsalo para volver rápido a una vista conocida.",
"help.view.list":"Lista las vistas con nombre guardadas en el diseño. Úsalo para encontrar una vista que guardaste antes.",
"help.view.navigate":"Gira, desplaza o acerca la vista por pasos, como un cuarto de vuelta a la izquierda. Úsalo para mover la cámara con precisión en lugar de arrastrar.",
"help.view.navigation_bar":"Muestra u oculta la barra de navegación en la parte inferior de la vista. Ocúltala para tener más espacio, muéstrala para llegar a las herramientas de vista con el ratón.",
"help.view.rename":"Da un nombre nuevo a una vista con nombre guardada. La vista en sí no cambia.",
"help.view.ribbon_tabs_only":"Pliega la cinta hasta su fila de pestañas para que la vista recupere el espacio de los paneles. Haz clic en una pestaña para mostrar sus paneles sobre la vista; vuelve a elegir esta opción para mantener toda la cinta visible.",
"help.view.save":"Saves the current camera position as a named view in the design. Use it to come back to the same angle later, for example for screenshots.",
"help.view.spin":"Orbits the view around the model continuously until the next click or key. Use it to presenta model from all sides.",
"help.view.tool":"Latches a camera tool, orbit, pan or zoom, so that dragging with the left mouse button moves the view until you switch it off. Use it on a trackpad or without a middle mouse button.",
"help.view.visual_style":"Switches how the model is drawn: shaded with or without edges, wireframe, or with hidden edges. Use wireframe to see inside, shaded for a clean look.",
"help.view.save":"Guarda la posición actual de la cámara como una vista con nombre en el diseño. Úsalo para volver al mismo ángulo más tarde, por ejemplo para capturas de pantalla.",
"help.view.spin":"Hace orbitar la vista alrededor del modelo de forma continua hasta el siguiente clic o tecla. Úsalo para presentar un modelo por todos sus lados.",
"help.view.tool":"Fija una herramienta de cámara, órbita, desplazamiento o zoom, de modo que arrastrar con el botón izquierdo del ratón mueva la vista hasta que la desactives. Úsalo en un trackpad o sin botón central del ratón.",
"help.view.visual_style":"Cambia cómo se dibuja el modelo: sombreado con o sin aristas, estructura alámbrica o con aristas ocultas. Usa la estructura alámbrica para ver el interior y el sombreado para un aspecto limpio.",
"history.sketch_under_constrained":"Bajo restricción ({count} grados de libertad)",
"history.sketch_under_constrained_one":"Bajo restricción ({count} grado de libertad)",
"hole_folder.applies_to":"Los cambios se aplican a los {count} agujeros de {folder}; cada uno conserva su posición.",
"parts.family.countersunk_socket_screw":"Tornillo avellanado con hexágono interior",
"parts.family.dowel_pin":"Pasador cilíndrico",
"parts.family.hex_bolt":"Tornillo de cabeza hexagonal",
"parts.family.hex_cap_screw_inch":"Tornillo de cabeza hexagonal (pulgadas)",
@@ -2515,6 +2531,8 @@
"prefs.bottom_centre":"Centro abajo",
"prefs.bottom_right":"Derecha abajo",
"prefs.browser":"Explorador",
"prefs.browser_body_features":"Operaciones bajo los cuerpos",
"prefs.browser_body_features_note":"Cada cuerpo del explorador se despliega sobre las operaciones de la línea de tiempo que lo construyeron, en el orden de la línea de tiempo.",
"prefs.browser_components_open":"Componentes abiertos al inicio",
"prefs.browser_components_open_note":"Cada componente del explorador empieza abierto, como antes, en lugar de cerrado hasta que lo abras.",
"prefs.browser_eye_left":"Ojo junto a la flecha de plegado",
@@ -2555,7 +2573,11 @@
"prefs.design_tools.degrees":"Grados",
"prefs.design_tools.double_click_help":"O para editar uno vinculado en su lugar.",
"prefs.design_tools.ghost":"Mostrar la posición anterior de las piezas movidas como un fantasma",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_group_help":"Los agujeros creados de una vez comparten una carpeta en el historial, cerrada al principio; ábrela para editar un agujero por separado.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_moves_help":"Volver a seleccionar la cara mueve el agujero en lugar de eliminarlo.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_several":"Varios agujeros en una cara",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_several_help":"Hacer clic en otro punto de una cara añade otro agujero; hacer clic en un agujero lo quita.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_snaps_help":"El centro de una cara y los centros de sus aristas redondeadas.",
"prefs.history_bar_groups":"Plegar la barra Historial en grupos",
"prefs.history_bar_groups_note":"En un historial largo, una serie de operaciones de un mismo componente se pliega en una ficha, y las carpetas de operaciones empiezan plegadas. Un ensamblaje STEP insertado va a una carpeta Grupo. Desactivado, se muestra cada operación, las carpetas empiezan abiertas y no se crea ninguna carpeta.",
"prefs.history_folder_kind_icon":"Icono de carpeta según sus operaciones",
"prefs.history_folder_kind_icon_note":"Una carpeta del historial cuyas operaciones son todas del mismo tipo muestra su icono.",
"prefs.history_group_joints":"Agrupar uniones en el Historial",
"prefs.history_group_joints_note":"Dos o más uniones se muestran como un botón con su número, y al hacer clic se muestra cada una. Desactivado, se muestra cada unión.",
"prefs.history_origin_bodies":"Mostrar origen y cuerpos al principio",
@@ -2742,6 +2766,7 @@
"prefs.origin_plane_names":"Nombres de los planos de origen",
"prefs.origin_plane_names_note":"Nombres que se muestran en el explorador, diálogos y listas. {top} es XY, {front} es XZ y {right} es YZ",
"prefs.overall_speed":"Velocidad general",
"prefs.panel_layout.recovery":"No se han podido restaurar las disposiciones de paneles guardadas. Los datos guardados se conservan; Clásico sigue disponible.",
"prefs.parameter_list_rows":"Filas de la lista de parámetros",
"prefs.parameter_list_rows_tip":"Número de filas visibles en la lista de parámetros",
"prefs.persistent_ribbon_pressed":"Resaltar comandos activos de la cinta",
@@ -2803,6 +2828,8 @@
"prefs.remember_dialog_values.help":"Desactivado de forma predeterminada. Si se activa, cuando un comando termina correctamente, sus valores y opciones seguros se reutilizan la próxima vez que abras el mismo comando, hasta que se cierre SolidCraft.",
"prefs.render_legacy_image_defaults":"Usar los valores de imagen anteriores de Render",
"prefs.render_legacy_image_defaults_help":"Mantiene el flujo manual anterior: las configuraciones nuevas usan rasterizado por CPU, el ray tracing por CPU conserva el muestreo fijo y los resultados renderizados se abren a mano. Al entrar en Render se reencuadra, se cambia de toma sin restaurar sus cámaras y se usa el encuadre y la navegación anteriores. Se desactiva la vista previa automática de la imagen en vivo. Las configuraciones guardadas no cambian.",
"prefs.render_legacy_memory_admission":"Usar las comprobaciones de memoria de renderizado anteriores",
"prefs.render_legacy_memory_admission_help":"Permite los renderizados nativos dentro de los presupuestos fijos de memoria compartida y del host aunque su estimación supere la RAM disponible. Los límites del dispositivo y las comprobaciones de asignación se siguen aplicando.",
"prefs.render_previous_geometry_budget":"Usar presupuesto de geometría previo de Render",
"prefs.render_previous_geometry_budget_help":"Restaurar el límite fijo previo (512 MiB en escritorio de 64 bits, 128 MiB en otros) en lugar del presupuesto basado en dispositivo.",
"prefs.reports_saved":"{n} guardados",
@@ -2829,6 +2856,8 @@
"prefs.select_other_hidden":"Seleccionar geometría oculta con Seleccionar otro",
"prefs.select_other_hidden_help":"Activado: incluir cuerpos, bocetos y aristas ocultas u ocluidas cerca del puntero. Desactivado: us",
"prefs.selecting":"Selección",
"prefs.shared_panel_layout":"Usar la disposición de paneles compartida",
"prefs.shared_panel_layout_help":"Muestra el explorador, el historial y el asistente existentes en paneles movibles. El cambio se aplica al aplicar las preferencias.",
"prefs.shift":"Mayús",
"prefs.shift_add_ctrl_toggle":"Mayús solo añade; Ctrl/Cmd alterna",
"prefs.shift_add_note":"Activado: Mayús añade y Ctrl/Cmd alterna. Desactivado (predeterminado): ambos alternan.",
@@ -2851,6 +2880,8 @@
"prefs.sketch.drawing":"Dibujo",
"prefs.sketch.ellipse_axes":"Dibujar elipses con sus ejes",
"prefs.sketch.ellipse_axes_note":"Los ejes mayor y menor como líneas de construcción, para poder acotar los semiejes y los ejes. Desactivado: solo la elipse, y al pulsar D sobre ella se da su radio menor allí donde se arrastre el valor, dibujado y etiquetado como R, como antes.",
"prefs.sketch.escape_twice_finishes":"Doble Esc finaliza el boceto",
"prefs.sketch.escape_twice_finishes_note":"Dos pulsaciones rápidas de Esc finalizan el boceto. Desactivado: Esc solo cancela la herramienta o la selección, y el boceto solo se finaliza con Finalizar boceto.",
"prefs.sketch.exit_keep":"Mantener",
"prefs.sketch.exit_previous":"Volver a la vista anterior",
"prefs.sketch.exit_unless_rotated":"Salvo que se haya girado",
@@ -3193,8 +3224,10 @@
"render.category_paint":"Pintura",
"render.category_plastic":"Plástico",
"render.category_wood":"Madera",
"render.caustics_area_lights":"Cáusticas de luces de área",
"render.caustics_depth":"Profundidad de trayectoria de cáusticas",
"render.caustics_enable":"Cáusticas de vidrio con luces puntuales y direccionales",
"render.caustics_environment":"Cáusticas del entorno",
"render.caustics_help":"El número de fotones controla el ruido y el trabajo. El radio de captación cambia detalle nítido por una estimación más suave. La CPU requiere iluminación indirecta.",
"render.caustics_path_required":"Las cáusticas por CPU requieren iluminación indirecta.",
"render.caustics_photons":"Fotones",
@@ -3371,7 +3404,7 @@
"render.cpu_opaque_required":"El trazado CPU requiere un fondo opaco. Desactiva Fondo transparente para continuar.",
"render.cpu_options_pending":"Este panel CPU todavía no puede editar emisión, efectos de superficie, vidrio ni anisotropía. Borra esas opciones de la API antes de usarlo.",
"render.cpu_path_depth":"Profundidad de trayectoria",
"render.cpu_path_help":"Añade rebotes de luz entre superficies opacas y a través de formas de vidrio admitidas. Requiere renderizado progresivo y sombras trazadas. La profundidad de trayectoria cuenta superficies sombreadas, límites de vidrio y eventos de dispersión, empezando por el primer impacto (1–16). La profundidad 1 da iluminación directa sobre superficies opacas; los valores mayores permiten más rebotes o cruces de vidrio y pueden tardar más. Desactiva la iluminación indirecta para usar reflexiones personalizadas o anisotropía.",
"render.cpu_path_help":"Añade rebotes de luz entre superficies opacas y a través de formas de vidrio admitidas. Requiere renderizado progresivo y sombras trazadas. La profundidad de trayectoria cuenta superficies sombreadas, límites de vidrio y eventos de dispersión, empezando por el primer impacto (1–64). La profundidad 1 da iluminación directa sobre superficies opacas; los valores mayores permiten más rebotes o cruces de vidrio y pueden tardar más. Desactiva la iluminación indirecta para usar reflexiones personalizadas o anisotropía.",
"render.cpu_path_optics_reason":"Se conservan tus ajustes. Desactiva la iluminación indirecta para usar reflexiones personalizadas o anisotropía.",
"render.cpu_point":"Luz puntual",
@@ -3411,6 +3444,12 @@
"render.cpu_subsurface_denoise_reason":"La dispersión subsuperficial por CPU necesita la reducción de ruido desactivada. Se conservan tus ajustes.",
"render.cpu_subsurface_help":"La dispersión redirige la luz dentro del vidrio cerrado. Las tasas positivas necesitan iluminación indirecta con la reducción de ruido desactivada. La tasa es de colisiones por mm; 0 no añade dispersión. Un sesgo de fase positivo favorece las direcciones hacia delante; uno negativo, las hacia atrás.",
"render.cpu_summary":"Trazado CPU · reflejos · HDR · luces direccionales y puntuales",
"render.cpu_threads":"Procesos de CPU",
"render.cpu_threads_auto":"Automático",
"render.cpu_threads_custom":"Personalizado",
"render.cpu_threads_help":"Automático usa los procesos de CPU disponibles. Un proceso se ejecuta en serie. Más procesos pueden necesitar más memoria.",
"render.cpu_threads_single":"Uno",
"render.cpu_threads_web":"El renderizado en el navegador usa un proceso cooperativo. Se conserva la elección de procesos guardada para el escritorio.",
"render.cpu_transparent_help":"El PNG transparente quita el fondo y conserva la cobertura de los bordes. La opacidad del cuerpo y de la cara debe mantenerse al 100 %.",
"render.cpu_volume_enable_path_plan":"Ray tracing en CPU · profundidad {depth} · {spp} muestras/píxel · semilla {seed} · sombras trazadas. Conserva la atmósfera definida y el presupuesto de imagen.",
@@ -3419,6 +3458,40 @@
"render.cpu_volume_method_incompatible":"Estos ajustes de luz, muestreo o atmósfera no se pueden transferir a este método. Se conservan tus ajustes.",
"render.cpu_volume_path_required":"Activa la iluminación indirecta para usar la atmósfera por CPU.",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_enable":"Recopilar diagnóstico de reducción de ruido",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_grid":"Recuentos de píxeles con el tamaño interno {width} × {height}.",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_help":"Recopila los recuentos de píxeles elegibles y omitidos incluso con la reducción de ruido desactivada. Los recuentos usan el tamaño interno de renderizado; la máscara usa el tamaño de salida.",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_title":"Diagnóstico de reducción de ruido",
"render.denoise_firefly":"Suprimir los píxeles brillantes aislados",
"render.denoise_format_mask":"Máscara PNG",
"render.denoise_mask_copy_help":"Exporta la máscara de reducción de ruido como PNG o vuelve a la imagen renderizada para copiarla.",
"render.denoise_mask_unavailable":"Activa el diagnóstico de reducción de ruido y renderiza una imagen para inspeccionar su máscara.",
"render.denoise_optical_filter":"Filtrar espejos y vidrio",
"render.denoise_optical_filter_help":"Filtra la luz reflejada y transmitida elegible. Desactívalo para reducir el ruido solo en superficies opacas.",
"render.denoise_passes":"Pasadas del filtro",
"render.denoise_settings_help":"Más pasadas suavizan un área mayor. La intensidad controla cuánto filtra cada pasada. Las trayectorias ópticas no admitidas no se filtran.",
"render.denoise_strength":"Intensidad de la reducción de ruido",
"render.denoise_view_image":"Imagen renderizada",
"render.denoise_view_mask":"Máscara de reducción de ruido",
"render.diag_bodies":"Cuerpos visibles",
"render.diag_job_details":"Detalles del trabajo capturado",
"render.diag_last_check":"Última comprobación",
@@ -3973,6 +4046,8 @@
"render.material_transient":"Ajustes ópticos temporales de esta pestaña. No se guardan en el diseño, la configuración de render ni la biblioteca de materiales.",
"render.material_v_up":"La coordenada V apunta hacia arriba en la imagen",
"render.material_weight":"Peso del recubrimiento (0–1)",
"render.metal_energy_compensation":"Recuperar la reflectancia del metal rugoso",
"render.metal_energy_compensation_help":"Compensa la luz perdida entre las microfacetas del metal rugoso. El renderizado por CPU necesita iluminación indirecta.",
"render.method_cpu":"Trazado CPU",
"render.method_gpu":"Trazado GPU",
"render.method_limit_raster":"Raster utiliza la vista opaca de estudio fija. Selecciona un método de trazado de rayos para los controles ópticos compatibles.",
@@ -4101,6 +4176,8 @@
"render.quality_denoise_on":"Reducción de ruido: Activada",
"render.quality_draft":"Boceto",
"render.quality_high":"Alto",
"render.quality_legacy_samples":"Valor guardado: {samples} spp. Las selecciones nuevas se limitan a {maximum} spp.",
"render.quality_preset_limit":"Este preajuste supera el límite de selección de 16384 spp. Elige un número de muestras de hasta 16384.",
"render.quality_projection_help":"Esta revisión solo cambia la resolución, el presupuesto de muestras, la profundidad de trayectoria, la semilla y la reducción de ruido. Los demás ajustes no cambian; el presupuesto no certifica la convergencia.",
"render.quality_review":"Revisar presupuesto de muestras",
"render.show_shots_label":"Mostrar tira de tomas",
"render.size_4k":"4K",
"render.size_4k_uhd":"4K UHD",
"render.size_8k_uhd":"8K UHD",
"render.size_custom":"Personalizado…",
"render.size_full_hd":"Full HD",
"render.size_hd":"HD",
@@ -4410,6 +4488,11 @@
"render.subsurface_enable":"Recorrido aleatorio de dispersión interna",
"render.subsurface_help":"Solo dieléctricos cerrados. Dispersión y absorción RGB son coeficientes separados por mm. Las trayectorias se dispersan dentro de la geometría y se refractan o reflejan en la frontera. Desactiva sombras rectas, reducción de ruido de superficies y volumen exterior; usa un estrato Fresnel. No es un filtro de difusión, rejilla de densidad ni material medido. Los medios densos pueden requerir más muestras y profundidad.",
"render.subsurface_rate":"Tasa de colisiones de dispersión",
"render.supersampling":"Supermuestreo",
"render.supersampling_dimensions":"Renderiza {width} × {height} y reduce a {output_width} × {output_height}. Usa el cuádruple de píxeles.",
"render.supersampling_help":"Renderiza al doble de ancho y alto y luego reduce en luz lineal. El tamaño de salida no cambia.",
"render.surface_import.complete":"Elige una imagen e indica su autor, fuente y licencia.",
@@ -4423,6 +4506,8 @@
"render.surface_import.saved_cpu":"Guarda los mapas para usarlos con renderizado por CPU.",
"render.surface_import.source":"Fuente",
"render.surface_import.title":"Importar imagen",
"render.texture_filtering":"Filtrar el detalle de las texturas",
"render.texture_filtering_help":"Usa niveles mip y filtrado anisotrópico para reducir el aliasing de las texturas al reducirlas. Consume más memoria; desactivado mantiene el filtrado anterior.",
"render.tone_aces_fitted":"ACES ajustado",
"render.tone_reinhard":"Reinhard",
"render.transmission_scope":"El vidrio GPU admite medios separados certificados. No se admiten medios anidados sin restricciones ni un estimador de transmisión sin ruido.",
"ui.panel_layout.custom_hint":"Se han movido paneles desde {name}.",
"ui.panel_layout.details":"Detalles",
"ui.panel_layout.layout_workspace":"Espacio de trabajo de disposición",
"ui.panel_layout.page_defaults_hint":"Restablece los ajustes de esta página. La organización de los paneles y las disposiciones guardadas se conservan.",
"ui.panel_layout.panel_layout":"Disposición de paneles",
"ui.panel_layout.panel_style":"Estilo de paneles",
"ui.panel_layout.validation.builtin":"Las disposiciones integradas no se pueden cambiar",
"ui.panel_layout.validation.duplicate":"Ya tienes este nombre",
"ui.panel_layout.validation.empty":"Introduce un nombre",
"ui.panel_layout.validation.full":"64 de 64 guardadas. Elige una para reemplazarla.",
"ui.panel_layout.validation.invalid":"Usa de 1 a 64 caracteres, sin caracteres de control",
"ui.panel_layout.workspace.classic":"Clásico",
"ui.panel_layout.workspace.modelling":"Modelado",
"ui.panel_layout.workspace.render":"Renderizado",
"ui.panel_layout.workspace.review":"Revisión",
"ui.panel_layout.workspace.sketch":"Boceto",
"ui.panel_layout.your_layout":"tu disposición",
"ui.parallel":"Paralelo",
"ui.parameters":"Parámetros",
"ui.part_size_needs_a_part":"Seleccione una pieza normalizada insertada (un tornillo, una tuerca, una arandela o un pasador) para cambiar su tamaño. Para agrandar o reducir un cuerpo, use Escala.",
@@ -5824,6 +5946,8 @@
"ui.profiles":"Perfiles",
"ui.project":"Proyectar",
"ui.project_face_edges_sketch":"Proyectar aristas de caras en bocetos nuevos",
"ui.project_references_construction":"Proyectar referencias como geometría de construcción",
"ui.project_references_construction_note":"Proyectar, Intersecar, Incluir geometría 3D y las aristas de cara de un boceto nuevo sobre una cara crean geometría de construcción: referencias sobre las que dibujar, excluidas de los perfiles. Siguen vinculadas al modelo.",
"Reopen the designs that were open when SolidCraft was last closed":"Rouvrir les conceptions ouvertes lors de la dernière fermeture de SolidCraft",
"Repair Part":"Réparer la pièce",
"Replace existing library file":"Remplacer le fichier de bibliothèque existant",
"Report a bug — review a screenshot and open a GitHub draft":"Signaler un bug — relire une capture d'écran et ouvrir un brouillon GitHub",
"Report copied. Keep this text to submit on GitHub when you are online.":"Rapport copié. Conservez ce texte pour le soumettre sur GitHub une fois en ligne.",
@@ -790,18 +792,19 @@
"browser.edit_canvas_title":"Modifier la toile : {name}",
"browser.edit_point_cloud_title":"Modifier le nuage de points: {name}",
"browser.move_title":"Déplacer : {name}",
"browser.needs_repair":"{name} : nécessite une réparation",
"config.rule_parameter_columns":"Seuls les paramètres ayant une colonne dans la table sont listés. Ajouter une colonne avec Ajouter une colonne (+) pour l'utiliser ici.",
"config.rule_suppression_columns":"Seules les fonctions ayant une colonne Désactiver dans la table sont listées. Ajouter une colonne avec Ajouter une colonne (+) pour la piloter ici.",
"config.rule_parameter_columns":"Seuls les paramètres disposant d'une colonne dans le tableau sont répertoriés. Ajoutez une colonne avec Ajouter une colonne (+) pour utiliser un paramètre ici.",
"config.rule_suppression_columns":"Seules les fonctions disposant d'une colonne Supprimer dans le tableau sont répertoriées. Ajoutez une colonne avec Ajouter une colonne (+) pour les piloter ici.",
"contact.components_count":"{count} composants",
"contact.enabled_label":"activé",
"coupling.gear_1":"Engrenage 1",
@@ -1361,6 +1389,7 @@
"crash.unclean_explanation":"Détecté lors d’un lancement ultérieur ; l’heure exacte de la sortie n’a pas été enregistrée. Un arrêt du système ou une interruption forcée peut aussi provoquer une sortie anormale.",
"delete.and_more":"… et {count} de plus",
"diagnostic.empty_boolean_component":"il n'y a aucun corps à couper ou à intersecter dans le composant « {component} » ; l'outil chevauche peut-être « {body} » dans le composant « {other} » : activez ce composant ou choisissez ce corps comme cible",
"diagnostic.reselect_reference":"{feature} : la référence `{reference}` n'existe plus à l'emplacement où elle avait été sélectionnée ; sélectionnez-la à nouveau",
"dialog.bodies_count":"{count} corps",
"dialog.clearance_invalid":"le jeu doit être une longueur positive ou nulle",
"dialog.selection_guidance":"Sélectionner une entrée pour la modifier. Cliquer sur un objet sélectionné pour le retirer; Ctrl/Cmd-clic le bascule aussi. Vérifier l'aperçu, puis appuyer sur OK.",
"dialog.selection_midpoint":"Point milieu · {id}",
"dialog.selection_step":"{step} sur {total}: sélectionner {input}",
"dialog.step":"Étape",
@@ -1431,6 +1460,14 @@
"file_load.rebuilding":"Reconstruction de l’entité {done} sur {total}",
"file_load.recovering":"Récupération de la conception",
"file_load.reloading_cloud":"Rechargement du nuage de points",
"file_load.step_build":"Construction du modèle",
"file_load.step_feature":"Fonction {done} sur {total}",
"file_load.step_part":"Pièce {done} sur {total}",
"file_load.step_percent":"{percent} %",
"file_load.step_read":"Lecture du fichier",
"file_load.step_rebuild":"Reconstruction des fonctions",
"file_load.step_repair":"Vérification et réparation des pièces",
"file_load.step_show":"Préparation de la vue",
"file_load.stopping":"Attente de l’arrêt de l’opération précédente...",
"file_load.updating_links":"Mise à jour des liens",
"file_load.waiting":"En attente d’une opération sur fichier",
@@ -1467,7 +1504,7 @@
"help.construct.axis.two_points":"Crée un axe de construction passant par deux points, sommets ou points d'esquisse. À utiliser pour un axe qui relie deux positions connues.",
"help.construct.plane.along_path":"Crée un plan de construction perpendiculaire à une arête ou une courbe, à une position choisie le long de celle-ci. À utiliser pour esquisser le profil d'un balayage ou une coupe d'une trajectoire.",
"help.construct.plane.at_angle":"Crée un plan de construction tourné d'un angle par rapport à un plan ou une face, autour d'un axe ou d'une arête. À utiliser pour des esquisses inclinées, par exemple une équerre à angle.",
"help.construct.plane.axis_point":"Crée un plan de construction contenant un axe et un point situé hors de cet axe. Sélectionner une origine ou un axe de construction, une arête rectiligne ou une ligne d'esquisse, puis un sommet, un point d'esquisse ou un point de construction. Un point situé sur l'axe ne définit pas un plan unique.",
"help.construct.plane.axis_point":"Crée un plan de construction contenant un axe et un point situé hors de cet axe. Sélectionnez une origine ou un axe de construction, une arête droite ou une ligne d'esquisse, puis un sommet, un point d'esquisse ou un point de construction. Un point situé sur l'axe ne permet pas de définir un plan unique.",
"help.construct.plane.midplane":"Crée un plan de construction à mi-distance entre deux plans ou faces planes, ou bissecteur lorsqu'ils se rencontrent en formant un angle. À utiliser comme plan de symétrie.",
"help.construct.plane.offset":"Crée un plan de construction parallèle à un plan ou une face plane, à une distance donnée ou passant par un point. À utiliser pour esquisser à une hauteur précise au-dessus d'une face.",
"help.construct.plane.perpendicular":"Crée un plan de construction qui contient une droite ou une arête et qui est perpendiculaire à un plan ou une face. À utiliser pour esquisser à la verticale sur un modèle, le long d'une arête.",
@@ -1527,6 +1564,11 @@
"help.joint.reach":"Déplace un point d'une pièce vers une cible en modifiant les liaisons de sa chaîne, dans leurs limites. À utiliser pour positionner un mécanisme selon l'endroit où doit se trouver son extrémité, comme le bout d'un bras de robot.",
"help.joint.rigid_group":"Verrouille ensemble les pièces sélectionnées telles qu'elles sont, pour qu'elles se déplacent d'un seul bloc. À utiliser pour des pièces qui vont ensemble et qui n'ont aucun mouvement entre elles.",
"help.joint.screw":"Couple rotation et translation par un pas, de sorte que chaque tour avance de cette distance. À utiliser pour des vis mères, des boulons et des broches filetées.",
"help.layout.apply":"Applique une disposition enregistrée à l'espace de travail actuel. Les éditeurs conservés gardent leurs brouillons.",
"help.layout.get":"Lit la disposition validée et recense les espaces de travail enregistrés.",
"help.layout.reset":"Rétablit la disposition par défaut enregistrée pour l'espace de travail actuel. Les préréglages de l'utilisateur restent disponibles.",
"help.layout.save":"Enregistre la disposition complète sous un nom. Remplacer un préréglage de l'utilisateur nécessite une autorisation explicite d'écrasement.",
"help.layout.workspace.select":"Sélectionne un espace de travail de disposition enregistré et mémorise la disposition quittée.",
"help.library.apply":"Applique un matériau ou une apparence d'un fichier de bibliothèque local à des corps, des faces ou des composants. À utiliser pour réutiliser des matériaux enregistrés depuis une autre conception.",
"help.library.export":"Enregistre les matériaux et apparences de la conception dans un fichier de bibliothèque. À utiliser pour les partager ou les réutiliser dans d'autres conceptions.",
"help.library.inspect":"Vérifie un fichier de bibliothèque et liste ses matériaux et apparences, sans modifier la conception. À utiliser pour voir ce que contient une bibliothèque avant de l'appliquer.",
@@ -1540,6 +1582,21 @@
"help.notice":"NOTICE",
"help.occurrence.ground":"Fixe une pièce en place, ou la libère, de sorte que les liaisons déplacent les autres pièces autour d'elle. À utiliser pour le châssis ou la base sur laquelle le reste de l'assemblage est construit.",
"help.occurrence.move":"Déplace une pièce d’assemblage selon les seules libertés permises par ses liaisons. Sélectionnez une face de la pièce, puis faites glisser une flèche ou un arc disponible.",
"help.panel.activate":"Sélectionne un onglet de panneau ouvert sans demander le focus clavier.",
"help.panel.close":"Ferme un panneau via la protection du cycle de vie de son contenu. Son emplacement est mémorisé.",
"help.panel.collapse":"Réduit ou développe une section de panneau en conservant les dimensions demandées.",
"help.panel.dismiss":"Ferme l'affichage temporaire d'un panneau réduit.",
"help.panel.float":"Déplace un panneau dans une section flottante positionnée explicitement.",
"help.panel.focus":"Donne le focus à un panneau, en rouvrant son état conservé et en développant sa section si nécessaire.",
"help.panel.list":"Lit les types de panneaux enregistrés, les instances validées, les onglets actifs, la disponibilité et les capacités de l'hôte.",
"help.panel.move":"Déplace un panneau dans une nouvelle section ou le rattache à un groupe d'onglets existant.",
"help.panel.native_close":"Replace une section de panneau natif dans son ancrage mémorisé sans annuler son contenu.",
"help.panel.open":"Ouvre un type de panneau avec une identité d'instance explicite et un emplacement pour une nouvelle instance.",
"help.panel.peek":"Affiche temporairement un panneau réduit sans modifier sa taille enregistrée ni son état réduit.",
"help.panel.popout":"Déplace un panneau vers un hôte natif lorsque c'est pris en charge. Les hôtes de navigateur utilisent une section flottante.",
"help.panel.reset_pair":"Rétablit le rapport de taille par défaut d'une paire de panneaux ancrés adjacents dans leurs limites communes.",
"help.panel.resize":"Définit la largeur et la hauteur extérieures d'une section de panneau dans les limites de chaque onglet.",
"help.panel.resize_pair":"Redimensionne ensemble des sections ancrées adjacentes en conservant leur étendue commune.",
"help.parameters.change":"Ouvre le tableau des valeurs nommées et des expressions qui pilotent les cotes de la conception. À utiliser pour changer une dimension à un seul endroit et faire suivre toutes les fonctions qui l'utilisent.",
"help.parameters.export":"Enregistre les paramètres de la conception en CSV ou JSON. À utiliser pour les modifier dans un tableur ou les transférer vers une autre conception.",
"help.parameters.graph":"Montre quels paramètres et fonctions en utilisent quels autres, ainsi que les boucles ou erreurs entre eux. À utiliser pour voir ce que la modification d'un paramètre va affecter.",
@@ -1726,6 +1783,7 @@
"help.timeline.delete":"Supprime les fonctions sélectionnées de la chronologie ; supprimer une esquisse supprime aussi les fonctions construites à partir d'elle. À utiliser pour retirer une étape devenue inutile.",
"help.timeline.dependents":"Liste les fonctions qui seraient supprimées avec une fonction, et celles qui échoueraient sans elle. À utiliser avant de supprimer ou de modifier une fonction.",
"help.timeline.play":"Rejoue les fonctions restantes une par une, avec une pause d'une demi-seconde après chaque reconstruction. Relancez cette commande ou appuyez sur Échap pour arrêter; Aller à la fin saute immédiatement.",
"help.version":"Version {version}",
"help.view.apply":"Oriente la vue selon une direction standard comme face, dessus ou iso, ou selon une vue nommée enregistrée. À utiliser pour regarder le modèle sous un angle fixe.",
"help.view.delete":"Supprime une vue nommée enregistrée. Le modèle n'est pas modifié.",
"help.view.fit":"Zoome et déplace la vue pour que tout le modèle, ou la sélection, remplisse la vue. À utiliser lorsque le modèle est sorti du champ.",
@@ -1813,6 +1871,27 @@
"home.start_hint":"Créez une conception, ouvrez un fichier récent ou explorez un exemple.",
"home.whats_new":"Nouveautés",
"home.yesterday":"Hier",
"import_report.details":"Détails :",
"import_report.file_one":"Un autre problème a été détecté dans le fichier.",
"import_report.file_other":"{count} autres problèmes ont été détectés dans le fichier.",
"import_report.hint":"Réexporter ces pièces depuis le logiciel d'origine peut résoudre le problème. La commande Copier le message d'avertissement fournit les détails.",
"import_report.left_out_one":"Une face n'a pas pu être réparée et est manquante.",
"import_report.left_out_other":"{count} faces n'ont pas pu être réparées et sont manquantes.",
"import_report.needs_repair_one":"Une pièce doit être réparée avant de pouvoir servir à la création de nouvelles fonctions.",
"import_report.needs_repair_other":"{count} pièces doivent être réparées avant de pouvoir servir à la création de nouvelles fonctions.",
"import_report.not_imported_one":"Une pièce n'a pas pu être importée.",
"import_report.not_imported_other":"{count} pièces n'ont pas pu être importées.",
"import_report.not_shown_one":"Une face n'a pas pu être affichée et est masquée.",
"import_report.not_shown_other":"{count} faces n'ont pas pu être affichées et sont masquées.",
"import_report.open_one":"Une pièce présente des espaces entre ses faces et a été importée sous forme de corps ouvert.",
"import_report.open_other":"{count} pièces présentent des espaces entre leurs faces et ont été importées sous forme de corps ouverts.",
"import_report.refused_one":"Une pièce n'a pas pu être convertie en solide et n'a pas été importée.",
"import_report.refused_other":"{count} pièces n'ont pas pu être converties en solides et n'ont pas été importées.",
"import_report.repaired_one":"De petits défauts ont été réparés sur une pièce.",
"import_report.repaired_other":"De petits défauts ont été réparés sur {count} pièces.",
"import_report.solids":"{solids} pièces sur {parts} ont été importées sous forme de solides.",
"import_report.surfaces_one":"Une pièce n'a pas pu être convertie en solide et a été importée sous forme de surfaces.",
"import_report.surfaces_other":"{count} pièces n'ont pas pu être converties en solides et ont été importées sous forme de surfaces.",
"install.button_tip":"Installer SolidCraft comme une app : il s'ouvre dans sa propre fenêtre et fonctionne hors ligne",
"install.dock_1":"Choisissez Fichier › Ajouter au Dock.",
"install.dock_2":"Cliquez sur Ajouter.",
@@ -1837,7 +1916,18 @@
"issue.note_save_failed":"Impossible d’enregistrer la capture d’écran: {error}",
"issue.note_saved":"Capture d’écran enregistrée. Joignez le PNG dans le brouillon GitHub.",
"issue.save_screenshot":"Enregistrer la capture d’écran…",
"joint.find_limits":"Rechercher les limites",
"joint.find_limits_failed":"La recherche des limites s'est interrompue à la suite d'une erreur.",
"joint.find_limits_hint":"Définissez les limites à partir des positions où les pièces déplacées par cette liaison entrent en contact avec une autre pièce pour la première fois, en tournant ou en faisant coulisser chaque pièce dans les deux sens depuis sa position actuelle. L'opération s'effectue sur une copie : rien ne change avant de cliquer sur OK.",
"joint.find_limits_stale":"La liaison ou la conception a changé depuis le calcul de ces limites. Recherchez-les à nouveau.",
"joint.finding_limits":"Recherche des limites…",
"joint.from_bodies_hint":"Chaque corps sélectionné passe dans un nouveau composant à lui et reste où il est.",
"joint.limit_contact":"{side} {value} : {a} entre en contact avec {b}",
"joint.limit_limit":"{side} {value} : limite imposée par une autre valeur ou une autre liaison",
"joint.limit_loop":"{side} {value} : une boucle fermée ne peut pas se refermer au-delà de cette limite",
"joint.limit_range":"{side} : aucun contact dans la plage {range} ; valeur inchangée",
"joint.limit_turn":"{side} {value} : aucun contact après un tour complet",
"joint.limits_overlapping":"Déjà en contact l'une avec l'autre ici : {pairs}. Elles n'interrompent la recherche que si elles s'enfoncent davantage l'une dans l'autre.",
"joint.one_body":"Les deux sélections sont sur {body}. Choisissez la seconde sur une autre pièce.",
"joint.one_component":"Ces pièces sont des corps d'un même composant : {bodies}. Une liaison déplace un composant par rapport à un autre, chaque pièce a donc besoin de son propre composant.",
"joint.rigid_group_one_component":"Ces {count} corps sont tous dans un même composant (ou dans la conception elle-même): utilisez d'abord {command}.",
@@ -1845,8 +1935,8 @@
"joint_move.blocked_hint":"Vérifiez le type de liaison (par exemple rigide), la fixation de la pièce, les limites de la liaison et les valeurs pilotées par des paramètres.",
"joint_move.blocked_title":"Impossible de déplacer cette pièce",
"joint_move.coarse":"Pas de rotation près de l’axe (°)",
"joint_move.conflict":"Une liaison de cette pièce est en conflit avec les autres: {joint}.",
"joint_move.conflict_hint":"Modifier, désactiver ou supprimer la liaison en conflit pour que les autres liaisons puissent placer la pièce.",
"joint_move.conflict":"Une liaison de cette pièce est incompatible avec les autres: {joint}.",
"joint_move.conflict_hint":"Modifiez, supprimez ou désactivez la liaison incompatible afin que les autres liaisons puissent positionner la pièce.",
"joint_move.distance":"Distance depuis le départ",
"joint_move.done":"Terminé",
"joint_move.fine":"Pas de rotation loin de l’axe (°)",
@@ -1947,7 +2037,7 @@
"motion.track_name":"Piste {number}",
"nav.alias.help":"Maj+Alt+glisser gauche fait orbiter, Maj+Alt+milieu fait un panoramique, Maj+Alt+droit zoome; glisser avec le milieu fait aussi un panoramique et glisser avec le droit fait orbiter",
"nav.blender.help":"Glisser avec le milieu fait orbiter, Maj+milieu fait un panoramique, Ctrl+milieu zoome; glisser avec le droit ne touche pas la caméra",
"nav.creo.help":"Glisser avec le milieu fait orbiter, Maj+milieu fait un panoramique, Ctrl+glisser avec le milieu zoome verticalement (vers le bas pour zoomer); la molette zoome",
"nav.creo.help":"Faites glisser avec le bouton du milieu pour orbiter, Maj + bouton du milieu pour déplacer la vue, Ctrl + bouton du milieu pour zoomer verticalement (vers le bas pour zoomer avant) ; faites tourner la molette pour zoomer",
"nav.creo.label":"Creo",
"nav.free_orbit.help":"La souris et la souris 3D tournent en passant par les deux pôles et conservent le roulis. L'alignement des axes avec Maj est désactivé.",
"nav.free_orbit.label":"Orbite libre",
@@ -1958,7 +2048,7 @@
"nav.hfss.help":"Alt+glisser gauche fait un panoramique, Maj+Alt+gauche zoome, Ctrl+glisser gauche sur un espace vide fait orbiter",
"nav.inventor.help":"Glisser avec le milieu fait un panoramique, Maj+milieu fait orbiter, Ctrl+milieu zoome, glisser avec le droit fait orbiter",
"nav.maya.help":"Alt+glisser gauche fait orbiter, Alt+milieu fait un panoramique, Alt+droit zoome ; glisser avec le milieu fait aussi un panoramique",
"nav.nx.help":"Glisser avec le milieu fait orbiter, Maj+milieu fait un panoramique (milieu + droit dans NX), Ctrl+milieu zoome (milieu + gauche dans NX); glisser avec le droit ne touche pas la caméra",
"nav.nx.help":"Faites glisser avec le bouton du milieu pour orbiter, Maj + bouton du milieu pour déplacer la vue (boutons du milieu + droit dans NX), Ctrl + bouton du milieu pour zoomer (boutons du milieu + gauche dans NX); faites glisser avec le bouton droit pour laisser la caméra en place",
"nav.openscad.help":"Glisser avec le gauche dans le vide fait orbiter, Maj+glisser gauche sélectionne par rectangle, glisser la géométrie d'esquisse la modifie; glisser avec le droit ou le milieu fait un panoramique, Maj+droit ou Maj+milieu zoome",
"nav.perspective.sketch":"La modification d'une esquisse utilise la vue orthographique. Terminer l'esquisse pour passer en perspective.",
"nav.right_drag_orbits.help":"Désactivé : glisser avec le droit ne touche pas la caméra et le bouton droit ouvre seulement le menu contextuel. Choisir l'affectation des boutons de la souris SolidWorks le désactive.",
@@ -1977,6 +2067,12 @@
"navbar.assistant":"Assistant",
"navbar.custom.add_slot":"Ajouter {slot}",
"navbar.custom.always":"Toujours visible",
"navbar.custom.anchor.bottom_centre":"En bas au centre",
"navbar.custom.anchor.bottom_left":"En bas à gauche",
"navbar.custom.anchor.bottom_right":"En bas à droite",
"navbar.custom.anchor.top_centre":"En haut au centre",
"navbar.custom.anchor.top_left":"En haut à gauche",
"navbar.custom.anchor.top_right":"En haut à droite",
"navbar.custom.available":"{available} · faire glisser sur la barre, ou appuyer sur Ajouter",
"navbar.custom.buttons":"Boutons",
"navbar.custom.compact":"Compacte",
@@ -2013,6 +2109,7 @@
"navbar.custom.reset_default":"Réinitialiser par défaut",
"navbar.custom.right":"Déplacer à droite",
"navbar.custom.select":"Aucun emplacement sélectionné. Sélectionner un emplacement sur la barre pour le déplacer, le retirer ou modifier son apparence.",
"navbar.custom.separator_hint":"Un séparateur entre des groupes de boutons. Le faire glisser sur la barre, ou appuyer sur Ajouter ; en utiliser autant que souhaité.",
"navbar.custom.separators_full":"La barre compte déjà quatre séparateurs.",
"navbar.custom.show":"Afficher la barre de navigation",
"navbar.custom.shows":"Affiche",
@@ -2152,8 +2249,28 @@
"prefs.alt_frees_manipulators":"Alt / Option libère aussi les flèches du manipulateur",
"prefs.anti_aliasing_amd_dx12":"L'anticrénelage est à 1× car la vérification au démarrage n'a rien dessiné avec le multiéchantillonnage et a réussi à 1×. Vous pouvez choisir un autre réglage ci-dessus; redémarrez pour l'appliquer si la vérification réussit.",
"prefs.anti_aliasing_note":"Adoucit les bords crénelés.",
"prefs.appearance.colour_vision_help":"Modifie les couleurs porteuses de sens : états des esquisses, axes, pliages, analyses et icônes.",
"prefs.appearance.desktop_only":"Version de bureau uniquement",
"prefs.appearance.follow_help":"Recharge le fichier lorsqu'un autre outil le réécrit.",
"prefs.appearance.interface_scale":"Échelle de l'interface",
"prefs.auto_operation_note":"Les boîtes de dialogue des fonctions choisissent Joindre, Nouveau corps ou Couper d'après ce que touche la nouvelle matière, tant que vous n'en choisissez pas une vous-même. Désactivé : elles gardent l'opération avec laquelle elles s'ouvrent.",
"prefs.axes":"Axes",
@@ -2194,13 +2311,24 @@
"prefs.curved_surfaces":"Surfaces courbes",
"prefs.curves":"Surfaces courbes",
"prefs.cut_preview_tint":"Afficher en rouge la matière retirée",
"prefs.cut_preview_tint_help":"Un aperçu remplit la matière qu'une fonction retire, et la forme qu'elle remplace, d'un fantôme rouge translucide. Désactivée, ces remplissages sont entièrement transparents et seuls leurs contours sont tracés.",
"prefs.dark_parts_shading":"Conserver la forme des pièces sombres",
"prefs.dark_parts_shading_help":"Ombrer la vue en lumière linéaire avec un léger éclairage de ciel, pour que les faces sombres gardent un dégradé au lieu de devenir noires",
"prefs.cut_preview_tint_help":"L'aperçu remplit d'une silhouette rouge translucide la matière retirée par une fonction ainsi que la forme qu'elle remplace. Lorsque cette option est désactivée, ces remplissages sont entièrement transparents et seuls leurs contours sont tracés.",
"prefs.dark_parts_shading":"Préserver la forme des pièces sombres",
"prefs.dark_parts_shading_help":"Éclaire la vue en lumière linéaire avec un remplissage doux simulant le ciel, afin que les faces sombres conservent un dégradé au lieu de devenir noires.",
"prefs.dead_zone_note":"La bande hachurée est la zone morte: les mouvements à l'intérieur sont ignorés.",
"prefs.default":"par défaut",
"prefs.design":"Valeurs par défaut des conceptions",
"prefs.design_note":"Ce avec quoi démarrent les nouvelles conceptions. Les conceptions ouvertes gardent les leurs.",
"prefs.design_tools.ask":"Demander",
"prefs.design_tools.degrees":"Degrés",
"prefs.design_tools.double_click_help":"Ou pour modifier sur place un élément lié.",
"prefs.design_tools.ghost":"Afficher l'ancienne position des pièces déplacées sous forme de fantôme",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_moves_help":"Sélectionner à nouveau la face déplace le perçage au lieu de le supprimer.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_snaps_help":"Le milieu d'une face et les centres de ses arêtes circulaires.",
"prefs.general.name_setup":"Nommer cette configuration",
"prefs.general.profile_name":"Nom du profil",
"prefs.general.save_new":"Enregistrer comme nouveau",
"prefs.general.step_import":"STEP et importation",
"prefs.general.this_computer":"Cet ordinateur",
"prefs.general_note":"Langue, enregistrement et mises à jour.",
"prefs.gesture_orbit":"Orbite",
"prefs.gesture_pan":"Panoramique",
@@ -2230,8 +2370,25 @@
"prefs.graphics_card_auto":"Automatique",
"prefs.graphics_card_missing":"La carte graphique enregistrée n'est pas disponible; Automatique est utilisé.",
"prefs.graphics_card_restart":"Prend effet après le redémarrage de SolidCraft. WGPU_ADAPTER_NAME prévaut sur ce choix.",
"prefs.graphics_card_unused":"La carte graphique enregistrée n'a pas été utilisée pour cette fenêtre; la carte utilisée est indiquée dans Aide › À propos et dans la barre d'état. Essayer Automatique, ou définir WGPU_ADAPTER_NAME avec une partie unique du nom de la carte.",
"prefs.graphics_card_unused":"La carte graphique enregistrée n'a pas été utilisée pour cette fenêtre; la carte utilisée est indiquée dans Aide › À propos et dans la barre d'état. Essayez le mode Automatique ou définissez WGPU_ADAPTER_NAME avec une partie unique du nom de la carte.",
"prefs.graphics_note":"Compromis entre vitesse et fluidité. Chaque choix montre son effet sur un exemple.",
"prefs.graphics_page.supersampling_adaptive":"Seulement lorsque la vue est immobile",
"prefs.graphics_page.surfaces_edges":"Surfaces et arêtes",
"prefs.graphics_page.view_bar":"Aussi dans la barre de vue",
"prefs.graphics_presets_note":"Les préréglages définissent ensemble les choix ci-dessous.",
"prefs.hide_constraint_glyphs_zoomed_out":"Masquer les symboles de contraintes en cas de zoom arrière",
"prefs.hide_constraint_glyphs_zoomed_out_note":"Les symboles de contraintes quittent la vue lorsque le zoom arrière sur l'esquisse est assez important pour qu'ils l'encombrent. Désactivé : ils gardent une taille fixe à l'écran quel que soit le zoom.",
@@ -2245,8 +2402,8 @@
"prefs.history_sketches_note":"Avec Esquisses réglé sur Sous leur fonction, l'historique de gauche liste chaque esquisse un niveau en retrait, sous la première fonction construite à partir d'elle, dès qu'il est assez large pour les noms. La chronologie en bas garde toujours l'ordre de création.",
"prefs.history_sketches_under_feature":"Sous leur fonction",
"prefs.hold_stop_snapping":"Maintenir pour désactiver l'accrochage",
"prefs.home_fit_size":"Taille de Accueil et Cadrer",
"prefs.home_fit_size_note":"Part de la vue que remplit le modèle quand Accueil, Cadrer, l'ouverture d'une conception ou une vue du repère de navigation recadre la vue, que le réglage ci-dessous soit activé ou non. 100 %: remplit la vue entre les panneaux, la boussole et la barre de navigation.",
"prefs.home_fit_size":"Taille de la vue initiale et ajustement",
"prefs.home_fit_size_note":"Détermine la place occupée par le modèle dans la vue lorsque la vue initiale, l'ajustement, une conception ouverte ou une vue du navigateur recadre l'affichage, que le réglage ci-dessous soit activé ou non. 100 %: le modèle remplit la zone entre les panneaux, la boussole et la barre de navigation.",
"prefs.icons_only":"Icônes seules",
"prefs.imported_file":"Fichier importé",
"prefs.in_browser":"Dans le navigateur",
@@ -2255,22 +2412,38 @@
"prefs.interface_language":"Langue de l'interface",
"prefs.interface_note":"L'apparence de SolidCraft et la place de ses éléments.",
"prefs.interval_minutes":"{n} min",
"prefs.invert_curved_roll_arrows":"Inverser les flèches courbes de roulis",
"prefs.invert_curved_roll_arrows_note":"Les deux flèches courbes au coin du cube font rouler la vue dans le plan de l'écran. Activé: la flèche horaire fait rouler dans le sens antihoraire et la flèche antihoraire dans le sens horaire. Désactivé: chaque flèche fait rouler la vue dans le sens de sa courbure.",
"prefs.invert_curved_roll_arrows":"Inverser les flèches de rotation courbe",
"prefs.invert_curved_roll_arrows_note":"Les deux flèches courbes au coin du cube font pivoter la vue dans le plan de l'écran. Activé: la flèche horaire fait tourner la vue dans le sens antihoraire, et inversement. Désactivé: chaque flèche fait tourner la vue dans le sens indiqué par sa courbure.",
"prefs.invert_navigator_arrows":"Inverser les flèches de rotation du cube de vue",
"prefs.invert_navigator_arrows_note":"Les flèches autour du cube font orbiter la caméra dans le sens où elles pointent, comme dans Fusion et Inventor: la flèche de gauche pointe vers la droite et fait pivoter la caméra vers la droite. Désactivé: une flèche fait tourner le cube vers le côté où elle se trouve, donc la flèche de gauche fait pivoter la caméra vers la gauche. Les flèches courbes de roulis ne sont pas concernées.",
"prefs.invert_navigator_arrows_note":"Les flèches autour du cube font orbiter la caméra dans la direction qu'elles indiquent, comme dans Fusion et Inventor: la flèche de gauche pointe vers la droite et fait pivoter la caméra vers la droite. Désactivé: une flèche fait tourner le cube vers le côté où elle se trouve ; la flèche de gauche fait donc pivoter la caméra vers la gauche. Les flèches courbes de rotation ne sont pas affectées.",
"prefs.keep_work_on_tab_switch":"Garder dialogues et outils ouverts en changeant de conception",
"prefs.keep_work_on_tab_switch_note":"Chaque onglet de conception garde son dialogue ou son outil ouvert, avec ce que vous y avez sélectionné et saisi, ainsi que son onglet de barre d'outils. Vous les retrouvez en revenant à la conception. Désactivé : changer de conception les annule et affiche l'onglet Modèle.",
"prefs.labels":"Libellés",
"prefs.language_system":"Système",
"prefs.layout":"Disposition",
"prefs.layout_note":"Compacte: ancre les panneaux aux bords de la fenêtre. La transparence du navigateur est disponible en mode Flottante. Changez le côté de l'assistant dans la page Assistant.",
"prefs.layout_page.active_commands":"Mettre en évidence les commandes actives",
"prefs.layout_page.slot_count":"{count} sur {max} emplacements",
"prefs.layout_page.view_corner":"Aussi dans le coin de la vue",
"prefs.layout_page.window":"Fenêtre",
"prefs.left":"Gauche",
"prefs.left_click":"Clic gauche",
"prefs.line_drag_draws_one":"Appuyer et glisser trace une seule ligne",
"prefs.line_drag_draws_one_note":"Dans l'outil Ligne, appuyer, faire glisser puis relâcher trace une seule ligne, du point d'appui au point de relâchement, et le tracé s'arrête là. Les clics tracent toujours une chaîne. Désactivé : un glissement place un point là où il est relâché, comme un clic.",
"prefs.line_hover_tangent_arc":"S'arrêter sur le dernier point d'une ligne pour passer à un arc tangent",
"prefs.line_hover_tangent_arc_note":"Dans l'outil Ligne, une fois un segment tracé, éloigner le pointeur du dernier point de la chaîne, revenir et le maintenir immobile dessus: le clic suivant termine un arc tangent, et le même geste revient aux lignes. Désactivé : s'arrêter là ne fait rien.",
"prefs.line_hover_tangent_arc":"Survoler le dernier point d'une ligne pour passer à un arc tangent",
"prefs.line_hover_tangent_arc_note":"Dans l'outil Ligne, après avoir tracé un segment, éloignez le pointeur du dernier point de la chaîne, revenez dessus et immobilisez le pointeur : le clic suivant termine un arc tangent. Le même geste permet de revenir aux lignes. Si l'option est désactivée, le survol immobile n'a aucun effet.",
"prefs.linked_designs":"Conceptions liées",
"prefs.live_input":"Saisie en direct",
"prefs.live_preview":"Aperçu en direct",
@@ -2295,9 +2468,16 @@
"prefs.move_drag_highlights":"Mettre en évidence ce qui est sous le pointeur pendant que les flèches de Déplacer font glisser un composant",
"prefs.move_drag_highlights_tip":"Désactivé : pendant que les flèches de Déplacer font glisser un composant, rien n’est mis en évidence sous le pointeur, ce qui garde les grands assemblages fluides. Avec une coupe ou une analyse affichée, la mise en évidence reste, et une pièce glissée le long de ses liaisons n’en montre jamais.",
"prefs.navigation":"Navigation",
"prefs.navigation.axes_signed":"Axes",
"prefs.navigation.cube_compact":"Cube",
"prefs.navigation.device":"Appareil",
"prefs.navigation.free":"Libre",
"prefs.navigation.orbit_style":"Style d'orbite",
"prefs.navigation.radial_help":"Maintenez ou balayez le bouton droit pour afficher un anneau d'outils.",
"prefs.navigation.turntable":"Plateau tournant",
"prefs.navigation_note":"Comment la souris, le pavé tactile et la souris 3D déplacent la vue.",
"prefs.navigator_fit":"Cadrer le modèle après un changement de vue du repère de navigation",
"prefs.navigator_fit_note":"Une face, un coin ou une flèche du cube de vue, ou un axe du gizmo, regarde aussi le milieu du modèle depuis la distance unique qui le cadre sous tous les côtés (sa sphère englobante). Accueil utilise le même zoom et le même centre tant que cette option est activée, de sorte que les vues choisies ensuite ne font que tourner. Désactivé: la vue tourne sur place, en gardant sa cible et son zoom.",
"prefs.navigator_fit":"Ajuster le modèle après un changement de vue du navigateur",
"prefs.navigator_fit_note":"Une face, un coin ou une flèche du cube de vue, ainsi qu'un axe du gizmo, centre aussi la vue sur le modèle à la distance permettant de le voir en entier depuis toutes les directions (sa sphère englobante). Tant que cette option est activée, la touche Accueil utilise le même zoom et le même centrage : les vues choisies ensuite ne font que tourner. Désactivée, la vue pivote sur place en conservant sa cible et son zoom.",
"prefs.network_host_remove":"Retirer",
"prefs.network_locations":"Autoriser les emplacements réseau dans les conceptions",
"prefs.network_locations_note":"Désactivé : les fichiers liés d'une conception situés sur un autre ordinateur (\\\\server\\share) ne sont ouverts que depuis les serveurs listés ici, ou après en avoir autorisé un sur demande.",
@@ -2316,10 +2496,14 @@
"prefs.persistent_ribbon_pressed_help":"Met en surbrillance les commandes du ruban tant que leurs effets sont actifs. Désactivez cette option pour conserver l'apparence neutre précédente et l'aide des commandes.",
"prefs.perspective_fov":"Champ de vision",
"prefs.placement":"Placement",
"prefs.plugins_enabled":"Activé",
"prefs.plugins_installed":"Installé",
"prefs.plugins_intro":"Modules externes en bac à sable.",
"prefs.plugins_show_folder":"Afficher le dossier des modules externes",
"prefs.prefer_free_sketch_points":"Privilégier les points d'esquisse déplaçables quand des points se superposent",
"prefs.preview_choices":"Aperçu de vos choix",
"prefs.preview_tint_new_faces":"Teinter la nouvelle surface dans un aperçu",
"prefs.preview_tint_new_faces_help":"L'aperçu d'une fonction qui modifie un corps peut tracer la surface qu'elle ajoute dans la couleur d'aperçu. Désactivée, le corps est tracé tel quel.",
"prefs.preview_tint_new_faces":"Colorer les nouvelles surfaces dans l'aperçu",
"prefs.preview_tint_new_faces_help":"L'aperçu d'une fonction qui modifie un corps peut colorer, avec la couleur d'aperçu, les surfaces qu'elle ajoute. Lorsque cette option est désactivée, le corps conserve son apparence normale.",
"prefs.print_face_highlight":"Mise en évidence de la face d’impression",
"prefs.print_face_highlight_tip":"Intensité de la teinte et du contour de la face d’impression d’un corps dans la vue. 0 % n’affiche aucune mise en évidence.",
"prefs.profile_active":"Profil actif",
@@ -2330,6 +2514,8 @@
"prefs.profile_exported":"Profil exporté.",
"prefs.profile_imported":"Profil importé. Choisissez-le sous Profil actif pour basculer dessus.",
"prefs.profile_name_hint":"Nom du profil, par ex. Portable",
"prefs.profile_operations":"Opérations du profil",
"prefs.profile_operations_note":"Enregistre la durée des appels à SMLib, des opérations du noyau, des fonctions, des commandes et des importations. Les outils automatisés peuvent consulter ces données avec diagnostics.profile.",
"prefs.profile_rename":"Renommer",
"prefs.profile_renamed":"Profil renommé.",
"prefs.profile_save":"Enregistrer",
@@ -2348,8 +2534,9 @@
"prefs.render_previous_geometry_budget":"Utiliser l'ancien budget de géométrie de l'aperçu Rendu",
"prefs.render_previous_geometry_budget_help":"Rétablir l'ancienne limite fixe de géométrie (512 Mio sur un ordinateur 64 bits, 128 Mio ailleurs) au lieu du budget basé sur l'appareil.",
"prefs.reports_saved":"Enregistrés: {n}",
"prefs.ribbon_click_ends_tool":"Cliquer sur le bouton de l'outil en cours le termine",
"prefs.ribbon_click_ends_tool_note":"Un clic sur le bouton allumé du ruban de l'outil d'esquisse en cours termine l'outil, et les clics dans la vue sélectionnent de nouveau. Désactivé : le clic relance l'outil.",
"prefs.restore_page_defaults":"Rétablir les valeurs par défaut de la page",
"prefs.ribbon_click_ends_tool":"Cliquer sur le bouton de l'outil actif termine l'outil",
"prefs.ribbon_click_ends_tool_note":"Cliquer sur le bouton en surbrillance de l'outil d'esquisse actif termine cet outil, afin que les clics dans la vue servent à nouveau à sélectionner. Si l'option est désactivée, le clic relance l'outil.",
"prefs.ribbon_reveal":"Montrer les résultats de recherche dans le ruban",
"prefs.ribbon_reveal_note":"Survoler un résultat dans Rechercher des commandes montre où se trouve la commande dans le ruban: son onglet, son bouton ou sa ligne dans le menu déroulant d'un panneau. Une commande lancée depuis la recherche y clignote, et une commande en cours issue d'un menu déroulant signale son panneau.",
"prefs.shift_add_note":"Activé : Maj ajoute, Ctrl / Cmd bascule. Désactivé (par défaut): les deux basculent.",
"prefs.shortcuts":"Raccourcis",
"prefs.shortcuts_import":"Importer",
"prefs.shortcuts_intro":"Les touches associées à chaque commande.",
"prefs.shortcuts_not_assigned":"Non attribué",
"prefs.shortcuts_press":"Appuyez sur une touche...",
"prefs.single_surface_analysis":"Utiliser une seule analyse de surface",
"prefs.single_surface_analysis_help":"Désactivé, l'ombrage de surface et Continuité peuvent rester actifs ensemble. Activé, seule la dernière analyse lancée ou modifiée est conservée.",
"prefs.sketch.align_points":"S'aligner sur les autres points d'esquisse",
"prefs.sketch.align_points_note":"Les lignes en cours de tracé s'alignent sur des points sur les deux axes à la fois.",
"prefs.sketch.auto_dimensions":"Coter entièrement les nouvelles formes",
"prefs.sketch.auto_dimensions_note":"Les valeurs saisies, plus toutes les cotes qui définissent la forme.",
"prefs.sketch.auto_locate":"Placer depuis l'origine de l'esquisse",
"prefs.sketch.conflict_colour":"Couleur de conflit",
"prefs.sketch.drawing":"Dessin",
"prefs.sketch.escape_twice_finishes":"Un double Échap termine l'esquisse",
"prefs.sketch.escape_twice_finishes_note":"Deux pressions rapides sur Échap terminent l'esquisse. Désactivé : Échap annule seulement l'outil ou la sélection, et Terminer l'esquisse ferme l'esquisse.",
"prefs.sketch.exit_keep":"Conserver",
"prefs.sketch.exit_previous":"Revenir à la vue précédente",
"prefs.sketch.exit_unless_rotated":"Sauf si la vue a tourné",
"prefs.sketch.faces_edges":"Faces et arêtes",
"prefs.sketch.hide_glyphs":"Masquer les symboles en cas de zoom arrière",
"prefs.sketch.marks":"Repères dans l'esquisse",
"prefs.sketch.note":"Dessin, accrochage et sélection.",
"prefs.sketch.opening_closing":"Ouverture et fermeture",
"prefs.sketch.prefer_free_points":"Privilégier les points mobiles en cas de chevauchement",
"prefs.sketch.project_options":"Demander d'abord les options de projection",
"prefs.sketch.recent_snap":"S'accrocher à l'intersection de deux guides",
"prefs.sketch.select_other_hidden":"Sélectionner un autre atteint la géométrie masquée",
"prefs.sketch.shortcut_cycles_modes":"Un nouvel appui sur le raccourci change de mode",
"prefs.sketch.shortcut_cycles_modes_tip":"Désactivé : il relance l'outil.",
"prefs.sketch.snapping_guides":"Accrochage et guides",
"prefs.sketch.state_icons":"Icônes d'état",
"prefs.sketch.tracking_guides":"Guides de centre et de point milieu",
"prefs.sketch.tracking_guides_note":"Guides horizontaux et verticaux temporaires à partir des centres et des points milieux d'arêtes survolés.",
"prefs.sketch.tracking_points":"Guides aussi depuis les points d'esquisse",
"prefs.sketch.unless_turned_note":"retour si la vue n'a pas tourné",
"prefs.sketch.whole_bodies":"Corps entiers",
"prefs.sketch_align_points":"S'aligner sur d'autres points d'esquisse pendant le dessin",
"prefs.sketch_align_points_note":"Pendant le dessin, un point s'aligne à la fois horizontalement sur un point d'esquisse et verticalement sur un autre, avec un guide en pointillés, et le clic conserve les deux alignements. Désactivé : uniquement sur le point précédent, un axe à la fois.",
"prefs.sketch_conflict_colour":"Géométrie en conflit dans la couleur de conflit",
@@ -2381,8 +2606,8 @@
"prefs.sketch_exit_view.previous":"Revenir à la vue précédente",
"prefs.sketch_exit_view.unless_rotated":"Revenir, sauf si la vue a été tournée",
"prefs.sketch_exit_view_note":"Où va la vue après Terminer l'esquisse, Annuler ou un double Échap.",
"prefs.sketch_face_activates_part":"Esquisser sur la face d'une pièce active cette pièce",
"prefs.sketch_face_activates_part_note":"Une esquisse commencée sur une face du corps d'un autre composant active d'abord ce composant, de sorte que l'esquisse lui appartient et reste avec cette pièce dans le navigateur. La pièce reste ensuite active. Désactivé: l'esquisse appartient au composant actif.",
"prefs.sketch_face_activates_part":"Esquisser sur une face active la pièce correspondante",
"prefs.sketch_face_activates_part_note":"Lorsqu'une esquisse commence sur une face du corps d'un autre composant, ce composant est d'abord activé : l'esquisse lui appartient et reste avec cette pièce dans le navigateur. La pièce reste ensuite active. Si l'option est désactivée, l'esquisse appartient au composant actif.",
"prefs.sketch_open_look_at":"Se placer face à l'esquisse à son ouverture",
"prefs.sketch_open_look_at_note":"Désactivé : créer ou modifier une esquisse laisse la vue telle quelle. Vue normale place la vue face à l'esquisse quand vous le souhaitez.",
"prefs.sketch_recent_snap":"Accrocher automatiquement aux centres et points milieux récents",
@@ -2418,15 +2643,15 @@
"prefs.structure.appearance_note":"Couleurs, texte et accessibilité.",
"prefs.structure.in_profile":"Dans le profil",
"prefs.structure.layout":"Disposition",
"prefs.structure.layout_note":"Où se placent les parties de la fenêtre.",
"prefs.structure.layout_note":"Position des éléments de la fenêtre.",
"prefs.structure.look":"Aspect",
"prefs.structure.measure_pointer":"Mesure et pointeur",
"prefs.structure.mouse3d":"Souris 3D",
"prefs.structure.mouse3d_note":"SpaceMouse et SpaceNavigator.",
"prefs.structure.navigation_note":"Souris et pavé tactile. La souris 3D a sa propre page.",
"prefs.structure.navigation_note":"Souris et pavé tactile. La souris 3D possède sa propre page.",
"prefs.structure.profile":"Profil",
"prefs.structure.profile_edited":"Modifié depuis l'enregistrement",
"prefs.structure.profile_hover":"Enregistré dans les profils de réglages",
"prefs.structure.profile_hover":"Enregistré dans les profils de paramètres",
"prefs.structure.scale_percent":"{percent} %",
"prefs.structure.sketch":"Esquisse",
"prefs.structure.tools":"Outils",
@@ -2474,6 +2699,12 @@
"prefs.under_cursor":"Sous le curseur",
"prefs.units_precision":"Unités et précision",
"prefs.updates":"Mises à jour",
"prefs.validation":"Vérification du corps",
"prefs.validation.each_feature":"Une fois par fonction",
"prefs.validation.each_step":"Après chaque étape",
"prefs.validation.label":"Vérification complète du noyau géométrique",
"prefs.validation_note":"Après chaque étape : vérifie chaque balayage, opération booléenne et raccordement.\nUne fois par fonction : vérifie une seule fois le résultat de chaque fonction.\nDésactivée (expérimental) : aucune vérification.",
"prefs.value_boxes_in_view":"Afficher les valeurs à côté de leurs poignées dans la vue",
"prefs.value_boxes_in_view_tip":"La valeur d'une commande (distance, rayon…) dans une case à côté de sa poignée, par-dessus le modèle. Désactivé : vous la saisissez dans la fenêtre de la commande, qui prend le clavier après une sélection, et rien ne masque le modèle.",
"prefs.view":"Comportement de la vue",
@@ -2508,6 +2739,17 @@
"recovery.just_now":"à l’instant",
"recovery.min_ago":"il y a {count} min",
"recovery.never_saved":"jamais enregistré",
"refused.change":"Impossible de modifier {body}.",
"refused.cut":"Impossible de soustraire de la matière à {body}.",
"refused.face_curved":"L'une de ses faces courbes ne peut pas être utilisée pour la modélisation.",
"refused.face_flat":"L'une de ses faces planes ne peut pas être utilisée pour la modélisation.",
"refused.face_freeform":"L'une de ses faces de forme libre ne peut pas être utilisée pour la modélisation.",
"refused.face_rounded":"L'une de ses faces arrondies ne peut pas être utilisée pour la modélisation.",
"refused.faces_apart":"Ses faces ne sont pas suffisamment proches pour être utilisées en modélisation.",
"refused.intersect":"Impossible de réaliser l'intersection avec {body}.",
"refused.join":"Impossible de fusionner avec {body}.",
"render.adaptive_coverage":"Erreur de couverture visée",
"render.adaptive_enable":"Répartir les échantillons avec des pilotes indépendants",
@@ -2619,9 +2861,9 @@
"render.base_color":"Couleur de base · sRVB",
"render.base_metallic":"Fraction métallique",
"render.base_opaque_only":"Cet éditeur conserve la sémantique des corps opaques. Utilisez les commandes de verre dédiées pour la transmission optique.",
"render.batch_all_shots":"Toutes les prises de vue ({count})",
"render.batch_empty":"Enregistrer une prise de vue avant de rendre toutes les prises de vue.",
"render.batch_limit":"Le rendu de toutes les prises de vue est limité à 32 prises de vue.",
"render.batch_all_shots":"Tous les rendus ({count})",
"render.batch_empty":"Enregistrez un rendu avant de lancer le rendu de tous les rendus.",
"render.batch_limit":"Le rendu de tous les rendus est limité à 32 vues.",
"render.batch_status":"{running} en cours · {waiting} en attente",
"render.bloom_enable":"Halo lumineux (bloom) à l'affichage",
"render.bloom_help":"Lueur créative appliquée à la sortie seulement, à partir des hautes lumières linéaires positives, étalée par trois passes de flou normalisées. Le rayon est en pixels de sortie. Ajoutée en lumière d'affichage linéaire avant sRVB; ce n'est ni un effet d'objectif, ni un effet volumétrique, ni une amélioration de la convergence. L'EXR brut est inchangé.",
@@ -3951,7 +4193,7 @@
"sketch_text.formula":"Commencez par = pour composer le texte avec des paramètres : ='L' + number(Largeur)",
"sketch_text.italic":"Italique",
"sketch_text.loading_fonts":"Recherche des polices installées…",
"sketch_text.no_bold":"La police intégrée n'a pas de graisse grasse: choisir une police installée",
"sketch_text.no_bold":"La police intégrée ne possède pas de graisse ; choisissez une police installée.",
"sketch_text.on_path":"Le texte suit sa trajectoire: la courbe le positionne",
"sketch_text.path_clear":"Détacher le texte de sa courbe",
"sketch_text.path_hint":"Une courbe de l'esquisse que le texte suit: cliquer ici, puis sur la courbe",
@@ -3982,7 +4224,19 @@
"the section's profiles must be in one sketch":"les profils de la section doivent être dans une seule esquisse",
"the two origins are on the same component":"les deux origines se trouvent sur le même composant",
"thread.automatic_size":"Taille automatique",
"thread.chamfer_depth_needed":"nécessaire pour cette forme",
"thread.designation":"Désignation",
"thread.drill_range":"Le foret recommandé par le fabricant du taraud mesure {drill} mm. Le diamètre mineur normalisé du filetage intérieur est de {minor} mm. Un foret de {low} à {high} mm est accepté.",
"thread.drill_range_custom":"Le diamètre du foret correspond au diamètre nominal moins le pas, soit {drill} mm. Le diamètre mineur normalisé du filetage intérieur est de {minor} mm. Un foret de {low} à {high} mm est accepté.",
"thread.drill_range_taper":"Le foret recommandé par le fabricant du taraud mesure {drill} mm. Le diamètre mineur normalisé à l'extrémité du filetage est de {minor} mm. Un foret de {low} à {high} mm est accepté.",
"thread.end_square":"Carré",
"thread.fade_short":"1,25 P (ISO 3508)",
"thread.fade_standard":"2,5 P (ISO 3508)",
"thread.fits_the_face":"s'adapte à la face, par exemple {example}",
"thread.form_bspp":"Filetage de tuyauterie G (ISO 228-1)",
"thread.form_bspt":"Filetage conique de tuyauterie R, Rc (ISO 7-1)",
"thread.form_npt":"Filetage conique de tuyauterie NPT (ASME B1.20.1)",
"thread.form_rp":"Filetage de tuyauterie Rp (ISO 7-1)",
"thread.iso_metric":"Métrique ISO",
"thread.select_size":"Sélectionner la taille",
"timeline.delete_after_marker_one":"Supprimer 1 fonction après le marqueur d'historique",
@@ -4157,6 +4411,7 @@
"ui.agent_chat_auth_terminal":"Exécuter ceci dans un terminal, puis appuyer de nouveau sur Connecter:",
"ui.agent_chat_auth_title":"Authentification auprès de l'agent",
"ui.agent_chat_cancel":"Annuler",
"ui.agent_chat_cancel_timeout":"L'agent n'a pas répondu à la demande d'arrêt et a été déconnecté. Reconnectez-vous pour continuer.",
"ui.agent_chat_cannot_start":"Installé, mais ne démarre pas : {error}",
"ui.agent_chat_changes":"Modifications: {n}, en une seule étape d'annulation",
"ui.agent_chat_changes_n":"Modifications: {n}",
@@ -4216,16 +4471,16 @@
"ui.agent_chat_mode_all":"Tout",
"ui.agent_chat_mode_ask":"Demander",
"ui.agent_chat_mode_edits":"Édition",
"ui.agent_chat_model_custom":"Utiliser le modèle personnalisé: {model}",
"ui.agent_chat_model_custom":"Utiliser le modèle personnalisé: {model}",
"ui.agent_chat_model_no_tools":"{model} ne peut pas utiliser les outils de SolidCraft: il peut seulement discuter. Choisissez un modèle qui prend en charge les outils.",
"ui.agent_chat_model_rejected":"L'agent n'a pas accepté {model}: {error}",
"ui.agent_chat_model_rejected":"L'agent a refusé {model}: {error}",
"ui.agent_chat_model_search":"Rechercher des modèles…",
"ui.agent_chat_model_tip":"Le modèle utilisé par l'agent. Votre choix est mémorisé pour cet agent.",
"ui.agent_chat_models_failed":"Impossible de lister les modèles: {error}",
"ui.agent_chat_models_failed":"Impossible de répertorier les modèles: {error}",
"ui.agent_chat_models_listing":"Liste des modèles en cours…",
"ui.agent_chat_models_none":"Le point d'accès ne liste aucun modèle",
"ui.agent_chat_models_not_a_list":"La réponse n'était pas une liste de modèles",
"ui.agent_chat_models_listing":"Répertoriage des modèles…",
"ui.agent_chat_models_none":"Le point de terminaison ne répertorie aucun modèle",
"ui.agent_chat_models_not_a_list":"La réponse ne contenait aucune liste de modèles",
"ui.agent_chat_new":"Nouveau chat",
"ui.agent_chat_new_confirm":"Démarrer un nouveau chat? Le chat actuel sera effacé.",
"ui.agent_chat_next_picture":"Image suivante",
@@ -4234,6 +4489,7 @@
"ui.agent_chat_no_images":"Cet agent n'accepte pas les images",
"ui.agent_chat_no_picture":"Il n'y a pas d'image dans le presse-papiers",
"ui.agent_chat_no_tool_call":"Le modèle n'a pas utilisé les outils de SolidCraft: la conception n'a donc pas été modifiée. Choisissez un modèle qui prend en charge l'appel d'outils; voir Modèles locaux dans le guide du chat avec l'agent.",
"ui.agent_chat_node_too_old":"La version de Node.js {version} est trop ancienne pour cet agent. Installez Node.js 20.10 ou une version ultérieure, puis cliquez sur Actualiser.",
"ui.agent_chat_none_found":"Aucun agent de programmation trouvé. En installer un parmi ceux-ci, puis appuyer sur Actualiser:",
"ui.ai_reasoning_effort":"Effort de raisonnement",
"ui.ai_reasoning_effort":"Niveau de raisonnement",
"ui.ai_reasoning_effort_field_hint":"vide = valeur par défaut du fournisseur",
"ui.ai_reasoning_effort_hint":"Facultatif. Envoyé au point d'accès sous le nom `reasoning_effort`; les valeurs acceptées varient selon le fournisseur (par exemple `low`, `high` ou `max`). Une valeur saisie ici n'est jamais remplacée par SolidCraft. Laisser vide pour ne rien envoyer et garder la valeur par défaut du fournisseur.",
"ui.ai_reasoning_effort_hint":"Facultatif. Envoyé au point de terminaison sous le nom `reasoning_effort`; les valeurs acceptées varient selon le fournisseur (par exemple `low`, `high` ou `max`). Une valeur définie ici n'est jamais remplacée par SolidCraft. Laissez ce champ vide pour ne rien envoyer et conserver la valeur par défaut du fournisseur.",
"ui.ai_remove":"Retirer",
"ui.ai_request_timed_out":"Le modèle a mis plus de {seconds} s. Vous pouvez augmenter le délai d'expiration des requêtes de ce point d'accès dans Préférences › Assistant.",
"ui.ai_request_timeout":"Délai d'expiration des requêtes",
@@ -4453,6 +4709,8 @@
"ui.centerline":"Ligne de construction",
"ui.chain":"Chaîne",
"ui.chamfer":"Chanfrein",
"ui.chamfer_angle":"Angle du chanfrein",
"ui.chamfer_depth":"Profondeur du chanfrein",
"ui.chamfer_type":"Type de chanfrein",
"ui.change_workspace":"Changer d'espace de travail",
"ui.circle":"Cercle",
@@ -4484,10 +4742,16 @@
"ui.colour_vision_sample":"Exemple",
"ui.colour_vision_tritan":"Tritan",
"ui.colour_vision_tritan_tip":"Pour une perception du bleu faible ou absente",
"ui.comb_length":"Longueur des peignes",
"ui.comb_length_tip":"Longueur des dents : un multiple de la longueur automatique, qui donne à la dent la plus longue une longueur égale au cinquième de la taille des courbes affichées.",
"ui.comb_teeth":"Dents",
"ui.comb_teeth_tip":"Nombre de dents de chaque peigne, régulièrement espacées le long de la courbe. Plus il y a de dents, plus les variations de courbure sont détaillées.",
"ui.combine":"Combiner",
"ui.coming_later":"bientôt disponible",
"ui.command_done":"{command} terminé",
"ui.command_palette_hint":"Tapez une commande, ex. {example} — ou S pour chercher",
"ui.components_from_bodies_hint":"Crée un composant par corps sélectionné, portant le nom de ce corps, sous le composant actif.",
"ui.components_from_bodies_required":"Sélectionnez au moins un corps.",
"ui.concentric":"Concentricité",
"ui.cone":"Cône",
"ui.conic_curve":"Courbe conique",
@@ -4500,22 +4764,30 @@
"ui.construction.contact_hint":"Tangente: sélectionnez un cercle/arc ou une spline/conique ouverte, puis le point de contact (courbes libres: extrémités)",
"ui.construction.external_hint":"Tangente: sélectionnez un cercle ou un arc, un point extérieur, puis la solution souhaitée",
"ui.construction.free_hint":"Droite de construction: cliquez sur deux points; clic droit pour recommencer",
"ui.construction.normal_needs_length":"Une ligne infinie est toujours de construction: saisir une longueur pour tracer une ligne normale",
"ui.construction.normal_needs_length":"Une droite infinie est toujours une ligne de construction: saisissez une longueur pour tracer une droite normale.",
"ui.construction.point_hint":"Droite de construction: cliquez sur le point de passage",
"ui.construction.reference_hint":"Droite de construction: sélectionnez une ligne droite, puis un point; clic droit pour changer la référence",
"ui.construction.ribbon_label":"Lignes aux.",
"ui.construction.side_hint":"Ligne de construction: cliquer du côté vers lequel la ligne s'étend; clic droit pour recommencer",
"ui.construction.side_hint":"Ligne de construction: cliquez du côté vers lequel la ligne doit se prolonger ; clic droit pour recommencer.",
"ui.context_menu":"Menu contextuel",
"ui.continuity_crease":"Angle vif",
"ui.continuity_curvature":"Courbure",
"ui.continuity_curvature_change":"Variation de courbure",
"ui.continuity_curvature_change_tip":"Variation de courbure (G3) : la courbure varie également de façon régulière de part et d'autre de la jonction.",
"ui.continuity_curvature_tip":"Continuité de courbure (G2) : les reflets se prolongent sans cassure.",
"ui.continuity_g0":"G0 angle vif",
"ui.continuity_g1":"G1 tangence",
"ui.continuity_g2":"G2 courbure",
"ui.continuity_gap":"Écart",
"ui.continuity_position":"Position",
"ui.continuity_position_tip":"Position (G0) : les surfaces se rejoignent, avec une arête visible à la jonction.",
"ui.continuity_smooth_curvature_change":"Variation régulière de la courbure",
"ui.continuity_smooth_curvature_change_tip":"Variation régulière de la courbure (G4) : même l'évolution de la courbure se prolonge sans rupture à la jonction.",
"ui.continuity_tangent":"Tangence",
"ui.continuity_tangent_tip":"Tangence (G1) : aucune arête visible, mais la courbure présente une discontinuité à la jonction.",
"ui.copy":"Copier",
"ui.copy_details":"Copier les détails",
"ui.copy_details_tip":"Copie le message complet pour permettre de le rechercher ou de le signaler.",
"ui.corner":"Angle",
"ui.corners":"Angles",
"ui.cosmetic_thread_markings":"Marquages de filetage cosmétiques",
@@ -4537,7 +4809,7 @@
"ui.dark":"Sombre",
"ui.default_modelling_orientation":"Orientation de modélisation par défaut",
"ui.delete":"Supprimer",
"ui.delete_select_first":"Sélectionner d'abord ce qu'il faut supprimer: fonctions, corps, composants ou géométrie d'esquisse",
"ui.delete_select_first":"Sélectionnez d'abord les éléments à supprimer: fonctions, corps, composants ou géométrie d'esquisse.",
"ui.depth":"Profondeur",
"ui.design":"Conception",
"ui.design_properties.author":"Auteur",
@@ -4633,17 +4905,19 @@
"ui.edit_sketch_empty":"Aucune esquisse à modifier",
"ui.ellipse":"Ellipse",
"ui.emboss_wrap_note":"Les profils de lignes orthogonales tangents à un cylindre pris en charge s'enroulent automatiquement. Choisir une paroi pour définir une cible.",
"ui.end":"Fin",
"ui.end_radius":"Rayon final",
"ui.end_scale":"Échelle finale",
"ui.ends":"Extrémités",
"ui.entities":"Entités",
"ui.equal":"Égalité",
"ui.equation_end":"Fin",
"ui.equation_explicit":"Explicite",
"ui.equation_form":"Forme",
"ui.equation_note":"La variable est un simple nombre: sin(t) la prend en radians. Un résultat sans unité est dans l'unité de la conception.",
"ui.equation_note_range":"La variable est une longueur, comme sa plage: la combiner avec des paramètres de longueur, et la diviser par une longueur pour sin(). Un résultat sans unité est dans l'unité de la conception.",
"ui.equation_note_range":"La variable est une longueur, comme l'indique son intervalle : combinez-la avec des paramètres de longueur et divisez-la par une longueur pour utiliser sin(). Un résultat sans unité est exprimé dans l'unité de la conception.",
"ui.equation_parametric":"Paramétrique",
"ui.equation_variable_unit":"La variable a l'unité de la plage",
"ui.equation_variable_unit":"La variable utilise l'unité de l'intervalle",
"ui.equation_x_of_t":"x(t)",
"ui.equation_y_of_t":"y(t)",
"ui.equation_y_of_x":"y(x)",
@@ -4654,6 +4928,7 @@
"ui.export_ellipsis_keymap":"Exporter…",
"ui.export_keymap_tip":"Raccourcis, favoris de la boîte S et barre d'outils, dans un fichier",
"ui.extend":"Prolonger",
"ui.extent":"Étendue",
"ui.extent_type":"Type de limite",
"ui.extract_component":"Extraire dans un fichier…",
"ui.extract_design_changed":"La conception a changé pendant le choix du fichier. Relancez Extraire dans un fichier.",
@@ -4662,11 +4937,39 @@
"ui.extrude_auto_to_object":"Extruder jusqu'à une cible choisie",
"ui.extrude_auto_to_object_tip":"Dans Extrusion, avec un profil choisi, choisir une face, un sommet ou un plan parallèle hors de son plan fait passer la limite à Jusqu'à l'objet",
"ui.factor":"Facteur",
"ui.fade":"Atténuation",
"ui.fade_length":"Longueur d'atténuation",
"ui.feature_history":"Historique des fonctions",
"ui.feature_options":"Options de la fonction",
"ui.features":"Fonctions",
"ui.file":"Fichier",
"ui.fillet":"Congé",
"ui.fillet_corner_ball":"Boule",
"ui.fillet_corner_ball_tip":"Une portion de la sphère de la boule de raccordement, tangente (G1) à chaque arrondi.",
"ui.fillet_corner_curvature_tip":"Courbure (G2) : un raccordement lisse. Le coin est reculé le long de chaque arête selon la valeur de retrait ({factor} × le rayon, sauf si vous saisissez une autre valeur), puis rempli par une surface de raccordement, afin que les reflets se prolongent sans cassure.",
"ui.fillet_corner_needs_constant":"Les coins à raccordement lisse (G2) nécessitent un rayon constant et un ajustement exact.",
"ui.fillet_corner_patch":"Raccordement lisse",
"ui.fillet_corner_patch_tip":"Continuité de courbure (G2) : le coin est reculé le long de chaque arête puis rempli par une surface de raccordement, afin que les reflets se prolongent sans cassure.",
"ui.fillet_corner_tangent_tip":"Tangence (G1) : un coin formé par une boule de raccordement, c'est-à-dire une portion de la sphère tangente à chaque arrondi.",
"ui.fillet_error_corner":"Impossible de construire le raccordement lisse à cet endroit. Essayez une autre valeur de retrait ou des coins tangents.",
"ui.fillet_error_failed":"Impossible de créer ce congé sur ces arêtes. Essayez un autre rayon ou arrondissez moins d'arêtes à la fois.",
"ui.fillet_error_setback_short":"Le retrait est trop court pour le raccordement de ce coin : la construction commence à partir de {least}. Essayez un retrait plus long.",
"ui.fillet_error_too_large":"Le rayon est trop grand pour les faces adjacentes à ces arêtes. Essayez un rayon plus petit ou réglez les limites des faces sur le rayon maximal.",
"ui.fillet_fit":"Limites des faces",
"ui.fillet_fit_exact":"Rayon exact",
"ui.fillet_fit_needs_constant":"L'ajustement du rayon nécessite un rayon constant.",
"ui.fillet_fit_reduce":"Rayon maximal",
"ui.fillet_fit_taper":"Rayon réduit localement",
"ui.fillet_fit_tip":"Lorsque le rayon dépasse ce que permettent les faces adjacentes à une arête :\nRayon exact : conserve le rayon demandé, ou ne crée aucun arrondi et indique pourquoi.\nRayon maximal : arrondit chaque arête avec le plus grand rayon compatible.\nRayon réduit localement : conserve le rayon demandé, mais réduit l'arrondi uniquement là où les faces ne le permettent plus.",
"ui.fillet_options_tip":"Chaîne tangente : arrondit également les arêtes qui prolongent régulièrement celles sélectionnées.\nAperçu : affiche le résultat dans la vue pendant la modification.",
"ui.fillet_setback":"Retrait",
"ui.fillet_setback_hint":"{factor} × rayon",
"ui.fillet_setback_least":"Supérieur à {least}",
"ui.fillet_setback_tip":"Position de départ du raccordement lisse : distance mesurée depuis le coin le long de chaque arête. La valeur par défaut est {factor} × le rayon. Elle doit dépasser le retrait minimal, là où les arrondis se rejoignent sans raccordement supplémentaire : le rayon lorsque les faces sont perpendiculaires.",
"ui.fillet_smooth_radius":"Variation progressive du rayon",
"ui.fillet_type_choices_tip":"Rayon constant : un seul rayon sur toute l'arête.\nLongueur de corde : la largeur de l'arrondi reste identique, quel que soit l'angle entre les faces.\nRayon variable : un rayon à chaque extrémité, et d'autres le long de l'arête si vous en ajoutez.\nContinuité de courbure : une section sans cassure des reflets à la jonction avec les faces planes (G2).\nSpline : le rayon le long de l'arête suit les rayons de contrôle que vous définissez.",
"ui.fillet_type_curvature":"Continuité de courbure",
"ui.fillet_type_tip":"Section transversale de l'arête. Continuité de courbure : section à continuité de courbure (G2) entre les faces planes, afin que les reflets passent des faces à l'arrondi sans cassure.",
"ui.filter_commands_or_keys":"Filtrer les commandes ou les touches",
"ui.findInTimeline":"Trouver dans la chronologie",
"ui.findInWindow":"Trouver dans la fenêtre",
@@ -4799,6 +5102,7 @@
"ui.history_sketch_listed_under":"Listé sous {feature}",
"ui.history_title":"Historique",
"ui.history_toggle_names":"Afficher ou masquer les noms des fonctions",
"ui.history_waits_for_editor":"Les commandes Annuler, Rétablir et Historique attendent l'ouverture de l'éditeur de fonction.",
"ui.hole":"Perçage",
"ui.hole_tap_type":"Type de taraudage",
"ui.hole_type":"Type de perçage",
@@ -4816,6 +5120,7 @@
"ui.inspect":"Inspecter",
"ui.instances":"Instances",
"ui.intersect":"Intersection",
"ui.iso_4753":"ISO 4753",
"ui.isolate":"Isoler",
"ui.join":"Joindre",
"ui.joint_play":"▶ Lire",
@@ -4823,14 +5128,14 @@
"ui.joints":"Liaisons",
"ui.keyboard_shortcuts":"Raccourcis clavier",
"ui.language":"Langue",
"ui.lasso_select":"Lasso (faire glisser une boucle libre: prend ce qui est entièrement à l'intérieur)",
"ui.lasso_select":"Lasso (dessinez une boucle à main levée : sélectionne les éléments entièrement à l'intérieur)",
"ui.layout_compact":"Compacte",
"ui.layout_floating":"Flottante",
"ui.length":"Longueur",
"ui.length_decimals":"Décimales des longueurs",
"ui.light":"Clair",
"ui.line":"Ligne",
"ui.line_arc_hint":"Arc tangent: cliquer sur l'extrémité de l'arc. S'arrêter de nouveau sur le dernier point pour revenir aux lignes; clic droit ou Échap pour terminer",
"ui.line_arc_hint":"Arc tangent: cliquez sur l'extrémité de l'arc. Immobilisez de nouveau le pointeur sur le dernier point pour tracer des lignes; clic droit ou Échap pour terminer.",
"ui.link_copies":"Lier les copies identiques",
"ui.link_copies_keep":"Conserver",
"ui.link_copies_link":"Lier",
@@ -4920,6 +5225,7 @@
"ui.part_size_needs_a_part":"Sélectionnez une pièce standard insérée (vis, écrou, rondelle ou goupille) pour changer sa taille. Pour agrandir ou réduire un corps, utilisez Échelle.",
"ui.part_size_shared":"Reconstruit la pièce en remplaçant les entités ajoutées. Toutes les occurrences de ce composant sont mises à jour.",
"ui.paste":"Coller",
"ui.patch_continuity_corner_tip":"La surface de raccordement rejoint les faces environnantes avec la continuité choisie le long de chaque côté. À un coin où ces faces se rejoignent avec des courbures différentes, elle reste tangente (G1).",
"ui.path":"Trajectoire",
"ui.pattern_object_type_tip":"Corps : formes pleines, choisies dans la vue ou le Navigateur ; chacun est copié en entier.\nFonctions : étapes de l'Historique, comme une extrusion ou un perçage, choisies dans l'Historique ou sur une face qu'elles ont créée ; l'étape est répétée.\nUne esquisse n'est ni l'un ni l'autre : répétez ses courbes avec la Répétition ou la Symétrie de l'esquisse, ou extrudez-la d'abord.",
"ui.pattern_on_path":"Répétition sur trajectoire",
@@ -5101,6 +5407,8 @@
"ui.sketch_intersect_geometry":"Géométrie",
"ui.sketch_intersect_projection_link":"Lien de projection",
"ui.sketch_intersect_selection_filter":"Filtre de sélection",
"ui.sketch_keys_only":"Désactiver les raccourcis du modèle dans les esquisses",
"ui.sketch_keys_only_tip":"Pendant la modification d'une esquisse, seules les touches propres aux esquisses et celles qui fonctionnent partout sont actives. Une touche du modèle, comme E ou F, n'a aucun effet, évitant ainsi de fermer accidentellement une esquisse complexe.",
"ui.sketch_modifiers":"Modificateurs d’esquisse",
"ui.sketch_project_geometry":"Géométrie",
"ui.sketch_report.all_constrained":"Tout est entièrement contraint.",
"en":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"No coding agent found. The Snap package is confined, so it cannot see or start the coding agents installed on this computer. To use them, install SolidCraft from the AppImage, .deb or .rpm package instead. An agent that uses an OpenAI-compatible API works in the Snap package too: set one up with Add agent."},
"ar":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"لم يُعثر على وكيل برمجي. تعمل حزمة Snap في بيئة معزولة، لذا لا يمكنها رؤية الوكلاء البرمجيين المثبّتين على هذا الحاسوب ولا تشغيلهم. لاستخدامهم، ثبّت SolidCraft من حزمة AppImage أو .deb أو .rpm بدلًا من ذلك. يعمل الوكيل الذي يستخدم واجهة برمجية متوافقة مع OpenAI في حزمة Snap أيضًا: أعدّه من «إضافة وكيل»."},
"cs":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"Nebyl nalezen žádný kódovací agent. Balíček Snap běží v izolovaném prostředí, takže nevidí kódovací agenty nainstalované v tomto počítači a nemůže je spustit. Chcete-li je používat, nainstalujte SolidCraft z balíčku AppImage, .deb nebo .rpm. Agent, který používá API kompatibilní s OpenAI, v balíčku Snap funguje: nastavte ho přes Přidat agenta."},
"de":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"Kein Coding-Agent gefunden. Das Snap-Paket ist abgeschottet und kann die auf diesem Computer installierten Coding-Agenten weder sehen noch starten. Um sie zu nutzen, installieren Sie SolidCraft stattdessen aus dem AppImage-, .deb- oder .rpm-Paket. Ein Agent, der eine OpenAI-kompatible API nutzt, funktioniert auch im Snap-Paket: Richten Sie ihn mit Agent hinzufügen ein."},
"es":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"No se ha encontrado ningún agente de programación. El paquete Snap está confinado, así que no puede ver ni iniciar los agentes de programación instalados en este equipo. Para usarlos, instala SolidCraft desde el paquete AppImage, .deb o .rpm. Un agente que use una API compatible con OpenAI también funciona en el paquete Snap: configúralo con Añadir agente."},
"fr":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"Aucun agent de programmation trouvé. Le paquet Snap est confiné, il ne peut donc ni voir ni lancer les agents de programmation installés sur cet ordinateur. Pour les utiliser, installer plutôt SolidCraft depuis le paquet AppImage, .deb ou .rpm. Un agent qui utilise une API compatible OpenAI fonctionne aussi dans le paquet Snap. Le configurer avec Ajouter un agent."},
"he":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"לא נמצא סוכן קוד. חבילת ה־Snap מבודדת, ולכן היא לא יכולה לראות או להפעיל את סוכני הקוד שמותקנים במחשב הזה. כדי להשתמש בהם, יש להתקין את SolidCraft מחבילת AppImage, .deb או .rpm במקום זאת. סוכן שמשתמש ב־API תואם OpenAI עובד גם בחבילת ה־Snap, ואפשר להגדיר אותו בעזרת הוספת סוכן."},
"it":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"Nessun agente di programmazione trovato. Il pacchetto Snap è confinato, quindi non può vedere né avviare gli agenti di programmazione installati su questo computer. Per usarli, installa SolidCraft dal pacchetto AppImage, .deb o .rpm. Un agente che usa un’API compatibile con OpenAI funziona anche nel pacchetto Snap: configuralo con Aggiungi agente."},
"ko":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"코딩 에이전트를 찾지 못했습니다. Snap 패키지는 격리된 환경에서 실행되므로 이 컴퓨터에 설치된 코딩 에이전트를 보거나 시작할 수 없습니다. 이 에이전트를 사용하려면 대신 AppImage, .deb 또는 .rpm 패키지로 SolidCraft를 설치하세요. OpenAI 호환 API를 사용하는 에이전트는 Snap 패키지에서도 작동합니다. 에이전트 추가에서 설정하세요."},
"nl":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"Geen codeeragent gevonden. Het Snap-pakket is afgeschermd en kan de codeeragents die op deze computer zijn geïnstalleerd niet zien of starten. Installeer SolidCraft in plaats daarvan via het AppImage-, .deb- of .rpm-pakket om ze te gebruiken. Een agent die een OpenAI-compatibele API gebruikt, werkt ook in het Snap-pakket: stel er een in met Agent toevoegen."},
"pl":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"Nie znaleziono agenta programistycznego. Pakiet Snap działa w izolacji, więc nie widzi agentów programistycznych zainstalowanych na tym komputerze i nie może ich uruchomić. Aby z nich korzystać, zainstaluj SolidCraft z pakietu AppImage, .deb lub .rpm. Agent korzystający z API zgodnego z OpenAI działa także w pakiecie Snap: skonfiguruj go przyciskiem Dodaj agenta."},
"pt-BR":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"Nenhum agente de programação encontrado. O pacote Snap é confinado, então não consegue ver nem iniciar os agentes de programação instalados neste computador. Para usá-los, instale o SolidCraft pelo pacote AppImage, .deb ou .rpm. Um agente que usa uma API compatível com OpenAI também funciona no pacote Snap: configure-o em Adicionar agente."},
"ru":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"Кодирующий агент не найден. Пакет Snap работает в изолированной среде, поэтому не видит и не может запускать кодирующих агентов, установленных на этом компьютере. Чтобы пользоваться ими, установите SolidCraft из пакета AppImage, .deb или .rpm. Агент, использующий API, совместимый с OpenAI, работает и в пакете Snap: настройте его через «Добавить агент»."},
"tr":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"Kodlama ajanı bulunamadı. Snap paketi yalıtılmış çalıştığı için bu bilgisayarda yüklü kodlama ajanlarını göremez ve başlatamaz. Bunları kullanmak için SolidCraft'ı bunun yerine AppImage, .deb veya .rpm paketinden yükleyin. OpenAI uyumlu API kullanan bir ajan Snap paketinde de çalışır: Ajan ekle ile ayarlayın."},
"uk":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"Агента для програмування не знайдено. Пакет Snap працює в ізольованому середовищі, тому не бачить і не може запускати агентів для програмування, установлених на цьому комп’ютері. Щоб користуватися ними, установіть SolidCraft з пакета AppImage, .deb або .rpm. Агент, що використовує API, сумісний з OpenAI, працює і в пакеті Snap: налаштуйте його через «Додати агента»."},
"vi":{"ui.agent_chat_snap_none_found":"Không tìm thấy tác tử lập trình nào. Gói Snap chạy trong môi trường bị giới hạn nên không thể thấy hay khởi động các tác tử lập trình được cài trên máy tính này. Để dùng chúng, hãy cài SolidCraft từ gói AppImage, .deb hoặc .rpm thay vào đó. Tác tử dùng API tương thích OpenAI vẫn hoạt động trong gói Snap: hãy thiết lập bằng Thêm AI Agent."},
"ui.agent_chat_no_design_hint":"The agent runs without SolidCraft's tools, so it can't read or change the design: solidcraft-cli was not found next to the app. Install SolidCraft with solidcraft-cli beside it (on Windows, the MSI or the portable zip), or set SOLIDCRAFT_CLI to its path, then connect again.",
"ui.agent_chat_tools_not_started":"The agent runs without SolidCraft's tools, so it can't read or change the design: solidcraft-cli was found, but its tools did not start (the error in the chat says why). Connect again; if it keeps happening, reinstall SolidCraft."
},
"ar":{
"ui.agent_chat_state_no_design":"لا وصول إلى التصميم",
"ui.agent_chat_no_design_hint":"يعمل الوكيل دون أدوات SolidCraft، لذا لا يستطيع قراءة التصميم أو تغييره: لم يُعثر على solidcraft-cli بجانب التطبيق. ثبّت SolidCraft مع solidcraft-cli بجانبه (في Windows: حزمة MSI أو ملف zip المحمول)، أو اضبط SOLIDCRAFT_CLI على مساره، ثم اتصل مرة أخرى.",
"ui.agent_chat_tools_not_started":"يعمل الوكيل دون أدوات SolidCraft، لذا لا يستطيع قراءة التصميم أو تغييره: عُثر على solidcraft-cli، لكن أدواته لم تبدأ (رسالة الخطأ في المحادثة توضح السبب). اتصل مرة أخرى، وإذا تكرر ذلك فأعد تثبيت SolidCraft."
},
"he":{
"ui.agent_chat_state_no_design":"אין גישה לתכן",
"ui.agent_chat_no_design_hint":"הסוכן פועל בלי הכלים של SolidCraft, ולכן אינו יכול לקרוא או לשנות את התכן: solidcraft-cli לא נמצא ליד היישום. התקינו את SolidCraft עם solidcraft-cli לצידו (ב-Windows: קובץ ה-MSI או ה-zip הנייד), או הגדירו את SOLIDCRAFT_CLI לנתיב שלו, ואז התחברו שוב.",
"ui.agent_chat_tools_not_started":"הסוכן פועל בלי הכלים של SolidCraft, ולכן אינו יכול לקרוא או לשנות את התכן: solidcraft-cli נמצא, אבל הכלים שלו לא הופעלו (הודעת השגיאה בצ'אט מסבירה למה). התחברו שוב, ואם זה חוזר, התקינו מחדש את SolidCraft."
"ui.agent_chat_state_no_design":"Không truy cập được thiết kế",
"ui.agent_chat_no_design_hint":"Tác tử đang chạy mà không có công cụ của SolidCraft, nên không thể đọc hay thay đổi thiết kế: không tìm thấy solidcraft-cli cạnh ứng dụng. Hãy cài SolidCraft có solidcraft-cli đi kèm (trên Windows: bản MSI hoặc bản zip di động), hoặc đặt SOLIDCRAFT_CLI thành đường dẫn của nó, rồi kết nối lại.",
"ui.agent_chat_tools_not_started":"Tác tử đang chạy mà không có công cụ của SolidCraft, nên không thể đọc hay thay đổi thiết kế: đã tìm thấy solidcraft-cli, nhưng công cụ của nó không khởi động được (lỗi trong cuộc trò chuyện cho biết lý do). Hãy kết nối lại; nếu vẫn xảy ra, hãy cài lại SolidCraft."
"prefs.constraint_glyph_size_note":"How large constraint glyphs and their letters or icons are drawn in a sketch. 100% is the usual size; glyphs keep this screen size at every zoom."
},
"ar":{
"prefs.constraint_glyph_size":"حجم رموز القيود",
"prefs.constraint_glyph_size_note":"حجم رسم رموز القيود وحروفها أو أيقوناتها في الرسم. 100% هو الحجم المعتاد؛ وتحتفظ الرموز بهذا الحجم على الشاشة عند أي مستوى تكبير."
},
"de":{
"prefs.constraint_glyph_size":"Größe der Bindungssymbole",
"prefs.constraint_glyph_size_note":"Wie groß Bindungssymbole samt Buchstaben oder Icons in einer Skizze gezeichnet werden. 100 % ist die übliche Größe; die Symbole behalten diese Bildschirmgröße bei jedem Zoom."
},
"fr":{
"prefs.constraint_glyph_size":"Taille des symboles de contraintes",
"prefs.constraint_glyph_size_note":"Taille à laquelle les symboles de contraintes, avec leurs lettres ou icônes, sont dessinés dans une esquisse. 100 % est la taille habituelle ; les symboles gardent cette taille à l'écran quel que soit le zoom."
"prefs.constraint_glyph_size_note":"הגודל שבו מצוירים סמלי האילוצים, עם האותיות או הסמלונים שלהם, בשרטוט. 100% הוא הגודל הרגיל; הסמלים שומרים על גודל המסך הזה בכל זום."
"prefs.constraint_glyph_size_note":"Kích thước vẽ biểu tượng ràng buộc cùng chữ cái hoặc biểu tượng bên trong trong bản phác. 100% là kích thước thông thường; biểu tượng giữ kích thước màn hình này ở mọi mức thu phóng."
"prefs.export_name.body":"Exported body's name (the first one when there are several)",
"prefs.export_name.design":"Design name",
"prefs.export_name_hint":"e.g. {design}-{body}",
"prefs.export_name_sample":"Exporting this design offers: {name}",
"prefs.export_name_tip":"The file name File › Export and Save As Mesh offer. These placeholders are replaced:\n{placeholders}\nA design property that is not set is left out. Leave the field empty to offer the design's name, or the body's for a mesh."
},
"ar":{
"prefs.export":"التصدير",
"prefs.export_name":"اسم ملف التصدير",
"prefs.export_name.body":"اسم الجسم المُصدَّر (الأول إن تعددت الأجسام)",
"prefs.export_name.design":"اسم التصميم",
"prefs.export_name_hint":"مثلاً {design}-{body}",
"prefs.export_name_sample":"تصدير هذا التصميم يقترح: {name}",
"prefs.export_name_tip":"اسم الملف الذي يقترحه ملف › تصدير وحفظ كشبكة. تُستبدل هذه العناصر النائبة:\n{placeholders}\nتُحذف خاصية التصميم غير المعيّنة. اترك الحقل فارغاً لاقتراح اسم التصميم، أو اسم الجسم للشبكة."
},
"de":{
"prefs.export":"Export",
"prefs.export_name":"Dateiname beim Export",
"prefs.export_name.body":"Name des exportierten Körpers (des ersten, wenn es mehrere sind)",
"prefs.export_name.design":"Name des Designs",
"prefs.export_name_hint":"z. B. {design}-{body}",
"prefs.export_name_sample":"Beim Export dieses Designs vorgeschlagen: {name}",
"prefs.export_name_tip":"Der Dateiname, den Datei › Exportieren und Als Netz speichern vorschlagen. Diese Platzhalter werden ersetzt:\n{placeholders}\nEine nicht gesetzte Konstruktionseigenschaft entfällt. Leer lassen, um den Namen des Designs vorzuschlagen, bei einem Netz den des Körpers."
},
"he":{
"prefs.export":"ייצוא",
"prefs.export_name":"שם קובץ הייצוא",
"prefs.export_name.body":"שם הגוף המיוצא (הראשון כשיש כמה)",
"prefs.export_name_sample":"ייצוא התכן הזה מציע: {name}",
"prefs.export_name_tip":"שם הקובץ שמציעים קובץ › ייצוא ושמירה כרשת משולשים. מצייני המיקום האלה מוחלפים:\n{placeholders}\nמאפיין תכן שלא הוגדר מושמט. השאירו את השדה ריק כדי להציע את שם התכן, או את שם הגוף לרשת."
"prefs.export_name.body":"내보내는 바디 이름(여러 개면 첫 번째 바디)",
"prefs.export_name.design":"디자인 이름",
"prefs.export_name_hint":"예: {design}-{body}",
"prefs.export_name_sample":"이 디자인을 내보낼 때 제안되는 이름: {name}",
"prefs.export_name_tip":"파일 › 내보내기와 메쉬로 저장이 제안하는 파일 이름입니다. 다음 자리 표시자가 바뀝니다:\n{placeholders}\n설정되지 않은 설계 속성은 빠집니다. 비워 두면 디자인 이름(메쉬의 경우 바디 이름)을 제안합니다."
},
"vi":{
"prefs.export":"Xuất",
"prefs.export_name":"Tên tệp khi xuất",
"prefs.export_name.body":"Tên khối được xuất (khối đầu tiên nếu có nhiều)",
"prefs.export_name.design":"Tên thiết kế",
"prefs.export_name_hint":"vd. {design}-{body}",
"prefs.export_name_sample":"Xuất thiết kế này sẽ đề xuất: {name}",
"prefs.export_name_tip":"Tên tệp mà Tệp › Xuất tệp và Lưu dưới dạng lưới đa giác đề xuất. Các phần giữ chỗ này được thay thế:\n{placeholders}\nThuộc tính thiết kế chưa đặt sẽ bị bỏ qua. Để trống để đề xuất tên thiết kế, hoặc tên khối với lưới."
"ui.export_selects_only_body":"Select the only body when exporting a mesh",
"ui.export_selects_only_body_tip":"Export STL, Export 3MF and Send to Slicer start with the design's body selected when it has just one."
},
"de":{
"ui.export_selects_only_body":"Einzigen Körper beim Mesh-Export auswählen",
"ui.export_selects_only_body_tip":"Als STL exportieren, Als 3MF exportieren und An Slicer senden starten mit dem Körper des Designs ausgewählt, wenn es nur einen hat."
},
"ar":{
"ui.export_selects_only_body":"تحديد الجسم الوحيد عند تصدير شبكة",
"ui.export_selects_only_body_tip":"تبدأ أوامر تصدير STL وتصدير 3MF والإرسال إلى برنامج التقطيع بتحديد جسم التصميم عندما لا يحتوي إلا على جسم واحد."
},
"he":{
"ui.export_selects_only_body":"בחירת הגוף היחיד בייצוא רשת",
"ui.export_selects_only_body_tip":"ייצוא STL, ייצוא 3MF ושליחה לסלייסר מתחילים כשגוף התכנון כבר נבחר, כשיש בו גוף אחד בלבד."
"ui.export_selects_only_body":"메시 내보내기 시 유일한 바디 선택",
"ui.export_selects_only_body_tip":"디자인에 바디가 하나뿐이면 STL 내보내기, 3MF 내보내기, 슬라이서로 보내기가 그 바디를 선택한 상태로 시작합니다."
},
"vi":{
"ui.export_selects_only_body":"Chọn khối duy nhất khi xuất lưới",
"ui.export_selects_only_body_tip":"Xuất tệp STL, Xuất tệp 3MF và Gửi sang phần mềm cắt lớp bắt đầu với khối của thiết kế đã được chọn khi thiết kế chỉ có một khối."
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius":"استخدم نصف قطر Fillet الصلب الافتراضي السابق",
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius.help":"مطفأ افتراضيًا. عند التشغيل، يفتح Fillet الصلب الجديد عند الرقم 2 مقروءًا بوحدات التصميم (\"2 بوصة\" في تصميم بالبوصة)، كما كان سابقًا؛ وعند الإيقاف، يفتح عند نصف القطر الذي تُسلَّم به الأداة، 2 مم، معروضًا بوحدات التصميم (\"0.07874 بوصة\" في تصميم بالبوصة)."
},
"de":{
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius":"Den vorherigen Standardradius für Solid-Fillet verwenden",
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius.help":"Standardmäßig aus. Ein: Ein neuer Solid-Fillet öffnet mit der in den Einheiten des Designs gelesenen Zahl 2 (\"2 in\" in einem Design in Zoll), wie zuvor; aus: Er öffnet mit dem Radius, mit dem das Werkzeug ausgeliefert wird, 2 mm, in den Einheiten des Designs angezeigt (\"0.07874 in\" in einem Design in Zoll)."
},
"en":{
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius":"Use the previous Solid Fillet radius default",
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius.help":"Off by default. When on, a new Solid Fillet opens at the number 2 read in the design's units (\"2 in\" in an inch design), as before; when off, it opens at the radius the tool ships with, 2 mm, shown in the design's units (\"0.07874 in\" in an inch design)."
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius.help":"כבוי כברירת מחדש. כשהוא פעיל, Solid Fillet חדש נפתח במספר 2 שנקרא ביחידות התכנון (\"2 אינץ\" בתכנון באינצ'ים), כמו קודם; כשהוא כבוי, הוא נפתח ברדיוס שבו הכלי נמסר, 2 מ\"מ, מוצג ביחידות התכנון (\"0.07874 אינץ\" בתכנון באינצ'ים)."
},
"ja":{
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius":"以前のフィレット半径の既定値を使う",
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius.help":"既定ではオフです。オンのとき：新しい Solid Fillet は設計の単位として読み取った数値 2（「2 in」）で始まり、以前と同じです。オフのとき：そのツールが標準で持つ半径 2 mm を設計の単位に換算した値（「0.07874 in」）で始まります。"
},
"ko":{
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius":"이전 필렛 반지름 기본값 사용",
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius.help":"기본적으로 꺼짐입니다. 켜면: 새 Solid Fillet은 설계 단위로 읽힌 숫자 2(\"2 in\")로 시작하며 이전과 같습니다. 끄면: 그 도구가 기본으로 제공하는 반지름 2 mm를 설계 단위로 표시한 값(\"0.07874 in\")으로 시작합니다."
},
"vi":{
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius":"Dùng giá trị mặc định bán kính Fillet trước đây",
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius.help":"Mặc định tắt. Khi bật: Solid Fillet mới bắt đầu với số 2 được đọc theo đơn vị của thiết kế (\"2 in\"), như trước; khi tắt: nó bắt đầu với bán kính mà công cụ được giao, 2 mm, hiển thị theo đơn vị của thiết kế (\"0.07874 in\")."
},
"zh":{
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius":"使用之前的圆角半径默认值",
"prefs.fillet_legacy_radius.help":"默认关闭。开启时：新的 Solid Fillet 以按设计单位读取的数字 2（\"2 in\"）开始，与之前相同。关闭时：它以该工具自带的半径 2 mm 开始，并按设计的单位显示（\"0.07874 in\"）。"
"ui.first_dimension_scales_about_origin":"Scale about the sketch origin",
"ui.first_dimension_scales_about_origin_tip":"On: the drawing always grows or shrinks about the sketch origin, so a shape drawn away from the origin moves. Off: a drawing that nothing ties to the origin scales about its own middle and stays where it was drawn."
},
"ar":{
"ui.first_dimension_scales_about_origin":"تغيير المقياس حول أصل الرسم التخطيطي",
"ui.first_dimension_scales_about_origin_tip":"عند التفعيل: يكبر الرسم أو يصغر دائمًا حول أصل الرسم التخطيطي، فيتحرك الشكل المرسوم بعيدًا عن الأصل. عند الإيقاف: الرسم غير المرتبط بالأصل يتغير مقياسه حول منتصفه ويبقى في مكانه."
},
"de":{
"ui.first_dimension_scales_about_origin":"Um den Skizzenursprung skalieren",
"ui.first_dimension_scales_about_origin_tip":"Ein: Die Zeichnung wird immer um den Skizzenursprung vergrößert oder verkleinert, eine vom Ursprung entfernt gezeichnete Form verschiebt sich also. Aus: Eine Zeichnung, die nichts an den Ursprung bindet, wird um ihre eigene Mitte skaliert und bleibt an ihrem Platz."
},
"he":{
"ui.first_dimension_scales_about_origin":"שינוי קנה מידה סביב ראשית הסקיצה",
"ui.first_dimension_scales_about_origin_tip":"מופעל: הציור תמיד גדל או קטן סביב ראשית הסקיצה, כך שצורה שצוירה הרחק מהראשית זזה. כבוי: ציור שדבר אינו קושר לראשית משנה קנה מידה סביב מרכזו ונשאר במקומו."
"ui.first_dimension_scales_about_origin":"스케치 원점을 기준으로 배율 조정",
"ui.first_dimension_scales_about_origin_tip":"켜기: 도면이 항상 스케치 원점을 기준으로 커지거나 작아지므로 원점에서 떨어져 그린 도형은 이동합니다. 끄기: 원점에 묶이지 않은 도면은 자신의 중심을 기준으로 배율이 바뀌고 그린 자리에 그대로 있습니다."
"ui.first_dimension_scales_about_origin_tip":"Bật: bản vẽ luôn phóng to hoặc thu nhỏ quanh gốc phác thảo, nên hình vẽ cách xa gốc sẽ di chuyển. Tắt: bản vẽ không gắn với gốc sẽ co giãn quanh tâm của chính nó và giữ nguyên vị trí."
"error.end_cap_faces":"Pick at least one open end face of a frame member",
"error.end_cap_unresolved":"End {ends} of this cap is no longer on the model. Pick the end faces again",
"help.frame.end_cap":"Closes the open ends of frame members with plates shaped like the profile's outline. Use it to seal tubes, angles and beams, on top of the end or set into it.",
"ui.end_cap.chamfer":"Corner Chamfer",
"ui.end_cap.direction":"Direction",
"ui.end_cap.faces":"End Faces",
"ui.end_cap.inset":"Inset",
"ui.end_cap.inset_kind":"Inset By",
"ui.end_cap.inset_ratio":"Inset Ratio",
"ui.end_cap.inward":"Inward",
"ui.end_cap.length":"Length",
"ui.end_cap.outward":"Outward",
"ui.end_cap.ratio":"Ratio of thickness",
"ui.end_cap_title":"END CAP"
},
"ar":{
"cmd.frame_end_cap":"غطاء طرفي",
"error.end_cap_faces":"اختر وجهًا طرفيًا مفتوحًا واحدًا على الأقل لعضو إطار",
"error.end_cap_unresolved":"الطرف {ends} لهذا الغطاء لم يعد موجودًا في النموذج. اختر الأوجه الطرفية مرة أخرى",
"help.frame.end_cap":"يغلق الأطراف المفتوحة لأعضاء الإطار بألواح على شكل محيط المقطع. استخدمه لسد الأنابيب والزوايا والعوارض، فوق الطرف أو مغروسًا فيه.",
"ui.end_cap.chamfer":"شطف الزوايا",
"ui.end_cap.direction":"الاتجاه",
"ui.end_cap.faces":"الوجوه الطرفية",
"ui.end_cap.inset":"الإزاحة للداخل",
"ui.end_cap.inset_kind":"الإزاحة حسب",
"ui.end_cap.inset_ratio":"نسبة الإزاحة",
"ui.end_cap.inward":"للداخل",
"ui.end_cap.length":"الطول",
"ui.end_cap.outward":"للخارج",
"ui.end_cap.ratio":"نسبة من السماكة",
"ui.end_cap_title":"غطاء طرفي"
},
"de":{
"cmd.frame_end_cap":"Endkappe",
"error.end_cap_faces":"Mindestens eine offene Stirnfläche eines Rahmenelements auswählen",
"error.end_cap_unresolved":"Ende {ends} dieser Abdeckung ist nicht mehr im Modell. Stirnflächen erneut auswählen",
"help.frame.end_cap":"Schließt offene Enden von Rahmenelementen mit Platten in der Form des Profilumrisses. Damit verschließen Sie Rohre, Winkel und Träger, auf dem Ende oder darin eingelassen.",
"ui.end_cap.chamfer":"Eckfase",
"ui.end_cap.direction":"Richtung",
"ui.end_cap.faces":"Stirnflächen",
"ui.end_cap.inset":"Einzug",
"ui.end_cap.inset_kind":"Einzug als",
"ui.end_cap.inset_ratio":"Einzugsverhältnis",
"ui.end_cap.inward":"Nach innen",
"ui.end_cap.length":"Länge",
"ui.end_cap.outward":"Nach außen",
"ui.end_cap.ratio":"Anteil der Dicke",
"ui.end_cap_title":"ENDKAPPE"
},
"es":{
"cmd.frame_end_cap":"Tapa de extremo",
"error.end_cap_faces":"Selecciona al menos una cara de extremo abierta de un miembro",
"error.end_cap_unresolved":"El extremo {ends} de esta tapa ya no está en el modelo. Vuelve a seleccionar las caras de extremo",
"help.frame.end_cap":"Cierra los extremos abiertos de los miembros de una estructura con placas con la forma del contorno del perfil. Úsalo para tapar tubos, angulares y vigas, sobre el extremo o embutidas en él.",
"ui.end_cap.chamfer":"Chaflán de esquina",
"ui.end_cap.direction":"Dirección",
"ui.end_cap.faces":"Caras de extremo",
"ui.end_cap.inset":"Retranqueo",
"ui.end_cap.inset_kind":"Retranqueo por",
"ui.end_cap.inset_ratio":"Proporción de retranqueo",
"ui.end_cap.inward":"Hacia dentro",
"ui.end_cap.length":"Longitud",
"ui.end_cap.outward":"Hacia fuera",
"ui.end_cap.ratio":"Proporción del espesor",
"ui.end_cap_title":"TAPA DE EXTREMO"
},
"fr":{
"cmd.frame_end_cap":"Bouchon d'extrémité",
"error.end_cap_faces":"Sélectionnez au moins une face d'extrémité ouverte d'un élément de structure",
"error.end_cap_unresolved":"L'extrémité {ends} de ce bouchon n'est plus sur le modèle. Sélectionnez à nouveau les faces d'extrémité",
"help.frame.end_cap":"Ferme les extrémités ouvertes des éléments de structure avec des plaques à la forme du contour du profil. Utilisez-le pour boucher tubes, cornières et poutres, sur l'extrémité ou encastrées.",
"ui.end_cap.chamfer":"Chanfrein d'angle",
"ui.end_cap.direction":"Direction",
"ui.end_cap.faces":"Faces d'extrémité",
"ui.end_cap.inset":"Retrait",
"ui.end_cap.inset_kind":"Retrait en",
"ui.end_cap.inset_ratio":"Rapport de retrait",
"ui.end_cap.inward":"Vers l'intérieur",
"ui.end_cap.length":"Longueur",
"ui.end_cap.outward":"Vers l'extérieur",
"ui.end_cap.ratio":"Rapport de l'épaisseur",
"ui.end_cap_title":"BOUCHON D'EXTRÉMITÉ"
},
"he":{
"cmd.frame_end_cap":"מכסה קצה",
"error.end_cap_faces":"בחר לפחות פאת קצה פתוחה אחת של איבר מסגרת",
"error.end_cap_unresolved":"קצה {ends} של מכסה זה כבר אינו במודל. בחר שוב את פאות הקצה",
"help.frame.end_cap":"סוגר קצוות פתוחים של איברי מסגרת בלוחות בצורת קו המתאר של הפרופיל. השתמש בו כדי לאטום צינורות, זוויתנים וקורות, מעל הקצה או שקוע בו.",
"ui.end_cap.chamfer":"שיפוע פינות",
"ui.end_cap.direction":"כיוון",
"ui.end_cap.faces":"פאות קצה",
"ui.end_cap.inset":"היסט פנימה",
"ui.end_cap.inset_kind":"היסט לפי",
"ui.end_cap.inset_ratio":"יחס היסט",
"ui.end_cap.inward":"פנימה",
"ui.end_cap.length":"אורך",
"ui.end_cap.outward":"החוצה",
"ui.end_cap.ratio":"יחס מהעובי",
"ui.end_cap_title":"מכסה קצה"
},
"it":{
"cmd.frame_end_cap":"Tappo di estremità",
"error.end_cap_faces":"Seleziona almeno una faccia di estremità aperta di un elemento",
"error.end_cap_unresolved":"L'estremità {ends} di questa chiusura non è più nel modello. Seleziona di nuovo le facce di estremità",
"help.frame.end_cap":"Chiude le estremità aperte degli elementi con piastre sagomate sul contorno del profilo. Usalo per chiudere tubi, angolari e travi, sopra l'estremità o incassate.",
"error.end_cap_faces":"Selecione pelo menos uma face de extremidade aberta de um membro",
"error.end_cap_unresolved":"A extremidade {ends} desta tampa não está mais no modelo. Selecione as faces de extremidade novamente",
"help.frame.end_cap":"Fecha as extremidades abertas dos membros com placas no formato do contorno do perfil. Use para tampar tubos, cantoneiras e vigas, sobre a extremidade ou embutidas nela.",
"ui.end_cap.chamfer":"Chanfro dos cantos",
"ui.end_cap.direction":"Direção",
"ui.end_cap.faces":"Faces de extremidade",
"ui.end_cap.inset":"Recuo",
"ui.end_cap.inset_kind":"Recuo por",
"ui.end_cap.inset_ratio":"Proporção de recuo",
"ui.end_cap.inward":"Para dentro",
"ui.end_cap.length":"Comprimento",
"ui.end_cap.outward":"Para fora",
"ui.end_cap.ratio":"Proporção da espessura",
"ui.end_cap_title":"TAMPA DE EXTREMIDADE"
},
"vi":{
"cmd.frame_end_cap":"Nắp đầu",
"error.end_cap_faces":"Chọn ít nhất một mặt đầu hở của một thanh khung",
"error.end_cap_unresolved":"Đầu {ends} của nắp này không còn trên mô hình. Hãy chọn lại các mặt đầu",
"help.frame.end_cap":"Đóng các đầu hở của thanh khung bằng tấm có hình đường bao của tiết diện. Dùng để bịt ống, thép góc và dầm, đặt lên đầu hoặc lắp chìm vào đầu.",
"prefs.graphics_api_help":"Choose the graphics API used to open SolidCraft. If the next start cannot open the window, the previous choice is restored.",
"prefs.graphics_api_override":"A launch override is controlling the graphics API. The saved choice will apply when SolidCraft is opened normally.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_note":"Applies after a restart. Unsaved designs are handled before closing.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_unavailable":"Restart SolidCraft to apply the saved graphics API.",
"prefs.graphics_api_running":"Current: {current}. Selected for next start: {selected}.",
"prefs.graphics_api_save_failed":"The graphics API choice could not be saved: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_failed":"The selected graphics API could not be prepared: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_reverted":"The previous start with {requested} did not open the window. SolidCraft restored {previous}.",
"prefs.graphics_api_unavailable":"Graphics API selection is available in the desktop app.",
"render.graphics_api_restart_vulkan":"Restart with Vulkan",
"render.graphics_api_restart_warning":"Changing graphics API restarts SolidCraft and asks you to save unsaved designs. If the new API cannot open the window, the previous choice is restored on the next start.",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_reverted":"لم يفتح التشغيل السابق باستخدام {requested} النافذة. استعاد SolidCraft الاختيار {previous}.",
"prefs.graphics_api_unavailable":"اختيار واجهة الرسوميات متاح في تطبيق سطح المكتب.",
"render.graphics_api_restart_vulkan":"إعادة التشغيل باستخدام Vulkan",
"render.graphics_api_restart_warning":"يؤدي تغيير واجهة الرسوميات إلى إعادة تشغيل SolidCraft ويطلب منك حفظ التصميمات غير المحفوظة. إذا تعذّر فتح النافذة بالواجهة الجديدة، فسيُستعاد الاختيار السابق عند التشغيل التالي.",
"render.graphics_api_vulkan_required":"يتطلب تتبّع المسارات بمعالج الرسوميات Vulkan في هذه الجلسة. أعد التشغيل باستخدام Vulkan، أو واصل استخدام طريقة صور بمعالج CPU."
},
"he":{
"prefs.graphics_api":"ממשק גרפי",
"prefs.graphics_api_auto":"אוטומטי",
"prefs.graphics_api_help":"בחרו את הממשק הגרפי המשמש לפתיחת SolidCraft. אם ההפעלה הבאה לא תצליח לפתוח את החלון, הבחירה הקודמת תשוחזר.",
"prefs.graphics_api_override":"הגדרת הפעלה עוקפת קובעת את הממשק הגרפי. הבחירה השמורה תחול כאשר SolidCraft ייפתח כרגיל.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_note":"חל לאחר הפעלה מחדש. עיצובים שלא נשמרו יטופלו לפני הסגירה.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_unavailable":"הפעילו מחדש את SolidCraft כדי להחיל את הממשק הגרפי השמור.",
"prefs.graphics_api_running":"נוכחי: {current}. נבחר להפעלה הבאה: {selected}.",
"prefs.graphics_api_save_failed":"לא ניתן לשמור את בחירת הממשק הגרפי: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_failed":"לא ניתן להכין את הממשק הגרפי שנבחר: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_reverted":"ההפעלה הקודמת עם {requested} לא פתחה את החלון. SolidCraft שחזר את {previous}.",
"render.graphics_api_restart_vulkan":"הפעלה מחדש עם Vulkan",
"render.graphics_api_restart_warning":"שינוי הממשק הגרפי מפעיל מחדש את SolidCraft ומבקש לשמור עיצובים שלא נשמרו. אם הממשק החדש לא יצליח לפתוח את החלון, הבחירה הקודמת תשוחזר בהפעלה הבאה.",
"render.graphics_api_settings":"הגדרות גרפיקה",
"render.graphics_api_vulkan_required":"מעקב נתיבים ב־GPU דורש Vulkan בהפעלה זו. הפעילו מחדש עם Vulkan, או המשיכו להשתמש בשיטת תמונה ב־CPU."
"prefs.graphics_api_help":"Chọn API đồ họa dùng để mở SolidCraft. Nếu lần khởi động tiếp theo không mở được cửa sổ, lựa chọn trước sẽ được khôi phục.",
"prefs.graphics_api_override":"Một thiết lập ghi đè khi khởi chạy đang điều khiển API đồ họa. Lựa chọn đã lưu sẽ áp dụng khi mở SolidCraft bình thường.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_note":"Áp dụng sau khi khởi động lại. Các thiết kế chưa lưu được xử lý trước khi đóng.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_unavailable":"Khởi động lại SolidCraft để áp dụng API đồ họa đã lưu.",
"prefs.graphics_api_running":"Hiện tại: {current}. Đã chọn cho lần khởi động tiếp theo: {selected}.",
"prefs.graphics_api_save_failed":"Không thể lưu lựa chọn API đồ họa: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_failed":"Không thể chuẩn bị API đồ họa đã chọn: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_reverted":"Lần khởi động trước với {requested} không mở được cửa sổ. SolidCraft đã khôi phục {previous}.",
"prefs.graphics_api_unavailable":"Có thể chọn API đồ họa trong ứng dụng máy tính.",
"render.graphics_api_restart_vulkan":"Khởi động lại với Vulkan",
"render.graphics_api_restart_warning":"Đổi API đồ họa sẽ khởi động lại SolidCraft và yêu cầu lưu các thiết kế chưa lưu. Nếu API mới không mở được cửa sổ, lựa chọn trước sẽ được khôi phục ở lần khởi động tiếp theo.",
"render.graphics_api_settings":"Cài đặt đồ họa",
"render.graphics_api_vulkan_required":"Truy vết đường đi bằng GPU cần Vulkan trong phiên này. Khởi động lại với Vulkan hoặc tiếp tục dùng phương pháp tạo ảnh bằng CPU."
"render.graphics_api_restart_warning":"更改图形 API 将重启 SolidCraft，并提示保存未保存的设计。如果新 API 无法打开窗口，下次启动时将恢复之前的选择。",
"render.graphics_api_settings":"图形设置",
"render.graphics_api_vulkan_required":"本次会话的 GPU 路径追踪需要 Vulkan。请使用 Vulkan 重启，或继续使用 CPU 图像方式。"
},
"de":{
"prefs.graphics_api":"Grafik-API",
"prefs.graphics_api_auto":"Automatisch",
"prefs.graphics_api_help":"Wählen Sie die Grafik-API zum Starten von SolidCraft. Wenn sich beim nächsten Start kein Fenster öffnen lässt, wird die vorherige Auswahl wiederhergestellt.",
"prefs.graphics_api_override":"Eine Startvorgabe bestimmt die Grafik-API. Die gespeicherte Auswahl gilt, wenn SolidCraft normal geöffnet wird.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_note":"Gilt nach einem Neustart. Ungespeicherte Entwürfe werden vor dem Schließen berücksichtigt.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_unavailable":"Starten Sie SolidCraft neu, um die gespeicherte Grafik-API anzuwenden.",
"prefs.graphics_api_running":"Aktuell: {current}. Für den nächsten Start ausgewählt: {selected}.",
"prefs.graphics_api_save_failed":"Die Auswahl der Grafik-API konnte nicht gespeichert werden: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_failed":"Die ausgewählte Grafik-API konnte nicht vorbereitet werden: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_reverted":"Der vorherige Start mit {requested} konnte kein Fenster öffnen. SolidCraft hat {previous} wiederhergestellt.",
"prefs.graphics_api_unavailable":"Die Grafik-API kann in der Desktop-App ausgewählt werden.",
"render.graphics_api_restart_vulkan":"Mit Vulkan neu starten",
"render.graphics_api_restart_warning":"Ein Wechsel der Grafik-API startet SolidCraft neu und fragt nach dem Speichern ungespeicherter Entwürfe. Wenn die neue API kein Fenster öffnen kann, wird beim nächsten Start die vorherige Auswahl wiederhergestellt.",
"render.graphics_api_vulkan_required":"GPU-Pathtracing benötigt Vulkan in dieser Sitzung. Starten Sie mit Vulkan neu oder verwenden Sie weiterhin ein CPU-Bildverfahren."
},
"ko":{
"prefs.graphics_api":"그래픽 API",
"prefs.graphics_api_auto":"자동",
"prefs.graphics_api_help":"SolidCraft를 시작할 그래픽 API를 선택합니다. 다음 시작에서 창을 열지 못하면 이전 선택으로 복원됩니다.",
"prefs.graphics_api_override":"시작 시 재정의 설정이 그래픽 API를 제어하고 있습니다. SolidCraft를 일반적인 방법으로 열면 저장된 선택이 적용됩니다.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_note":"다시 시작한 후 적용됩니다. 닫기 전에 저장하지 않은 설계를 처리합니다.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_unavailable":"저장된 그래픽 API를 적용하려면 SolidCraft를 다시 시작하세요.",
"prefs.graphics_api_running":"현재: {current}. 다음 시작 시 선택: {selected}.",
"prefs.graphics_api_save_failed":"그래픽 API 선택을 저장할 수 없습니다: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_failed":"선택한 그래픽 API를 준비할 수 없습니다: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_reverted":"{requested}을(를) 사용한 이전 시작에서 창을 열지 못했습니다. SolidCraft가 {previous}(으)로 복원했습니다.",
"prefs.graphics_api_unavailable":"그래픽 API는 데스크톱 앱에서 선택할 수 있습니다.",
"render.graphics_api_restart_vulkan":"Vulkan으로 다시 시작",
"render.graphics_api_restart_warning":"그래픽 API를 변경하면 SolidCraft가 다시 시작되고 저장하지 않은 설계를 저장할지 묻습니다. 새 API로 창을 열지 못하면 다음 시작에서 이전 선택으로 복원됩니다.",
"render.graphics_api_settings":"그래픽 설정",
"render.graphics_api_vulkan_required":"이 세션의 GPU 경로 추적에는 Vulkan이 필요합니다. Vulkan으로 다시 시작하거나 CPU 이미지 방식을 계속 사용하세요."
},
"es":{
"prefs.graphics_api":"API gráfica",
"prefs.graphics_api_auto":"Automático",
"prefs.graphics_api_help":"Elige la API gráfica usada para abrir SolidCraft. Si el próximo inicio no puede abrir la ventana, se restaurará la selección anterior.",
"prefs.graphics_api_override":"Una configuración de arranque está imponiendo la API gráfica. La selección guardada se aplicará al abrir SolidCraft de forma normal.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_note":"Se aplica después de reiniciar. Antes de cerrar se revisan los diseños sin guardar.",
"prefs.graphics_api_restart_unavailable":"Reinicia SolidCraft para aplicar la API gráfica guardada.",
"prefs.graphics_api_running":"Actual: {current}. Seleccionada para el próximo inicio: {selected}.",
"prefs.graphics_api_save_failed":"No se pudo guardar la selección de API gráfica: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_failed":"No se pudo preparar la API gráfica seleccionada: {error}",
"prefs.graphics_api_start_reverted":"El inicio anterior con {requested} no abrió la ventana. SolidCraft ha restaurado {previous}.",
"prefs.graphics_api_unavailable":"La selección de API gráfica está disponible en la aplicación de escritorio.",
"render.graphics_api_restart_vulkan":"Reiniciar con Vulkan",
"render.graphics_api_restart_warning":"Cambiar la API gráfica reinicia SolidCraft y te pide guardar los diseños sin guardar. Si la nueva API no puede abrir la ventana, se restaurará la selección anterior en el próximo inicio.",
"render.graphics_api_vulkan_required":"El trazado de trayectorias por GPU necesita Vulkan en esta sesión. Reinicia con Vulkan o sigue usando un método de imagen por CPU."
"prefs.history_steps_component":"خطوات السجل حسب المكوّن",
"prefs.history_steps_component_note":"عندما يكون مكوّن نشطًا أو محددًا، تتنقل عناصر تحكم السجل بين ميزات ذلك المكوّن كما يعرضها السجل في الأسفل. عند إيقافه تتنقل بين كل ميزات التصميم. السجل على اليسار أو تحت المستعرض يتنقل دائمًا بين كل الميزات."
},
"de":{
"prefs.history_steps_component":"Verlaufsschritte je Komponente",
"prefs.history_steps_component_note":"Ist eine Komponente aktiv oder ausgewählt, gehen die Verlaufssteuerelemente durch deren Features, so wie der Verlauf unten sie zeigt. Aus: Sie gehen durch alle Features des Designs. Der Verlauf links oder unter dem Browser geht immer durch alle Features."
},
"en":{
"prefs.history_steps_component":"History steps by component",
"prefs.history_steps_component_note":"With a component active or picked, the History controls step through that component's features, as the History at the bottom shows them. Off: they step through every feature of the design. The History on the left or under the browser always steps through every feature."
},
"he":{
"prefs.history_steps_component":"צעדי ציר הזמן לפי רכיב",
"prefs.history_steps_component_note":"כשרכיב פעיל או נבחר, פקדי ציר הזמן עוברים בין הפיצ'רים של אותו רכיב, כפי שציר הזמן למטה מציג אותם. כבוי: הם עוברים בין כל הפיצ'רים של התכנון. ציר הזמן משמאל או מתחת לדפדפן עובר תמיד בין כל הפיצ'רים."
"prefs.history_steps_component_note":"구성 요소가 활성화되었거나 선택되어 있으면 기록 컨트롤이 아래쪽 히스토리에 보이는 대로 그 구성 요소의 피처만 이동합니다. 끄면 디자인의 모든 피처를 이동합니다. 왼쪽 또는 브라우저 아래의 히스토리는 항상 모든 피처를 이동합니다."
},
"vi":{
"prefs.history_steps_component":"Bước Lịch sử theo cụm chi tiết",
"prefs.history_steps_component_note":"Khi một cụm chi tiết đang kích hoạt hoặc được chọn, các điều khiển Lịch sử đi qua các tính năng của cụm đó, như dòng Lịch sử ở cạnh dưới hiển thị. Tắt: chúng đi qua mọi tính năng của thiết kế. Cây Lịch sử ở bên trái hoặc dưới cây thư mục luôn đi qua mọi tính năng."
"dialog.hole_held_off_its_line":"The reference edge holds this hole on a line that leaves the face before the picked point. Pick where the line crosses the face, or take the edge out to move the hole freely."
},
"ar":{
"dialog.hole_held_off_its_line":"الحافة المرجعية تُبقي هذا الثقب على خط يغادر الوجه قبل النقطة المختارة. اختر حيث يعبر الخط الوجه، أو أزل الحافة لتحريك الثقب بحرية."
},
"he":{
"dialog.hole_held_off_its_line":"קצה הייחוס מחזיק את החור על קו שיוצא מהפאה לפני הנקודה שנבחרה. יש לבחור במקום שבו הקו עובר על הפאה, או להסיר את הקצה כדי להזיז את החור בחופשיות."
"dialog.hole_held_off_its_line":"Cạnh tham chiếu giữ lỗ này trên một đường thẳng ra khỏi mặt trước điểm đã chọn. Hãy chọn chỗ đường thẳng đi qua mặt, hoặc bỏ cạnh để di chuyển lỗ tự do."
"nav.maya_horizontal_zoom.help":"اسحب مع Alt وزر الفأرة الأيمن: إلى اليمين للتكبير وإلى اليسار للتصغير. عطّل هذا الخيار لاستعادة التكبير بالسحب العمودي.",
"ai.prefs.control_port_note":"The port AI agents connect to on this computer (127.0.0.1). 27878 is the default: when it is in use, the next free port is taken. Any other port is used exactly. Point your MCP client at the same port, for example solidcraft-cli mcp --connect 127.0.0.1:7878.",
"ai.prefs.control_listening":"Listening on 127.0.0.1:{port}",
"ai.prefs.control_not_listening":"Not listening",
"ai.prefs.control_port_taken":"Port {port} is in use by another program (or another SolidCraft window). Choose another port.",
"ai.prefs.control_failed":"The control channel could not start: {error}",
"ai.prefs.control_from_launch":"Started with --control on port {port} for this run. Changes here take effect the next time SolidCraft starts without --control."
},
"de":{
"ai.prefs.control_port":"Port",
"ai.prefs.control_port_note":"Der Port, über den sich KI-Agenten auf diesem Computer verbinden (127.0.0.1). Standard ist 27878: Ist er belegt, wird der nächste freie Port genommen. Jeder andere Port wird genau so verwendet. Richte deinen MCP-Client auf denselben Port, zum Beispiel solidcraft-cli mcp --connect 127.0.0.1:7878.",
"ai.prefs.control_listening":"Wartet auf 127.0.0.1:{port}",
"ai.prefs.control_not_listening":"Nicht aktiv",
"ai.prefs.control_port_taken":"Port {port} wird von einem anderen Programm (oder einem anderen SolidCraft-Fenster) verwendet. Wähle einen anderen Port.",
"ai.prefs.control_failed":"Der Steuerkanal konnte nicht starten: {error}",
"ai.prefs.control_from_launch":"Für diese Sitzung mit --control auf Port {port} gestartet. Änderungen hier gelten beim nächsten Start von SolidCraft ohne --control."
"ai.prefs.control_port_note":"이 컴퓨터에서 AI 에이전트가 연결하는 포트(127.0.0.1)입니다. 기본값은 27878이며, 사용 중이면 다음 빈 포트를 사용합니다. 다른 포트는 그대로 사용합니다. MCP 클라이언트도 같은 포트를 가리키게 하세요(예: solidcraft-cli mcp --connect 127.0.0.1:7878).",
"ai.prefs.control_listening":"127.0.0.1:{port}에서 대기 중",
"ai.prefs.control_not_listening":"대기하지 않음",
"ai.prefs.control_port_taken":"포트 {port}을(를) 다른 프로그램(또는 다른 SolidCraft 창)이 사용 중입니다. 다른 포트를 선택하세요.",
"ai.prefs.control_failed":"제어 채널을 시작할 수 없습니다: {error}",
"ai.prefs.control_from_launch":"이번 실행은 --control로 포트 {port}에서 시작되었습니다. 여기서 바꾼 내용은 다음에 --control 없이 SolidCraft를 시작할 때 적용됩니다."
},
"vi":{
"ai.prefs.control_port":"Cổng",
"ai.prefs.control_port_note":"Cổng mà các tác tử AI kết nối trên máy tính này (127.0.0.1). Mặc định là 27878: nếu cổng đang được dùng, cổng trống tiếp theo sẽ được dùng. Mọi cổng khác được dùng đúng như vậy. Hãy trỏ ứng dụng MCP của bạn đến cùng cổng, ví dụ solidcraft-cli mcp --connect 127.0.0.1:7878.",
"ai.prefs.control_listening":"Đang lắng nghe trên 127.0.0.1:{port}",
"ai.prefs.control_port_taken":"Cổng {port} đang được một chương trình khác (hoặc một cửa sổ SolidCraft khác) sử dụng. Hãy chọn cổng khác.",
"ai.prefs.control_failed":"Không thể khởi động kênh điều khiển: {error}",
"ai.prefs.control_from_launch":"Lần chạy này được khởi động với --control trên cổng {port}. Các thay đổi ở đây có hiệu lực vào lần tới SolidCraft khởi động mà không có --control."
},
"ar":{
"ai.prefs.control_port":"المنفذ",
"ai.prefs.control_port_note":"المنفذ الذي يتصل عبره وكلاء الذكاء الاصطناعي على هذا الحاسوب (127.0.0.1). الافتراضي هو 27878: إذا كان مستخدمًا يُستخدم المنفذ الحر التالي. أي منفذ آخر يُستخدم كما هو. وجّه عميل MCP إلى المنفذ نفسه، مثل solidcraft-cli mcp --connect 127.0.0.1:7878.",
"ai.prefs.control_listening":"يستمع على 127.0.0.1:{port}",
"ai.prefs.control_not_listening":"لا يستمع",
"ai.prefs.control_port_taken":"المنفذ {port} يستخدمه برنامج آخر (أو نافذة SolidCraft أخرى). اختر منفذًا آخر.",
"ai.prefs.control_failed":"تعذّر بدء قناة التحكم: {error}",
"ai.prefs.control_from_launch":"بدأ هذا التشغيل باستخدام --control على المنفذ {port}. تسري التغييرات هنا عند تشغيل SolidCraft في المرة القادمة دون --control."
},
"he":{
"ai.prefs.control_port":"פורט",
"ai.prefs.control_port_note":"הפורט שאליו סוכני AI מתחברים במחשב זה (127.0.0.1). ברירת המחדל היא 27878: אם הוא תפוס, נלקח הפורט הפנוי הבא. כל פורט אחר משמש בדיוק כפי שהוא. כוונו את לקוח ה-MCP לאותו פורט, למשל solidcraft-cli mcp --connect 127.0.0.1:7878.",
"operations.cannot_cancel":"{name} can't be cancelled",
"operations.feature":"Feature",
"operations.feature_edit":"Edit feature",
"operations.meshing":"Loading parts",
"operations.queued":"Queued",
"operations.stopped":"Cancelled",
"prefs.operations_panel":"Show operations in the view",
"prefs.operations_panel_note":"Long operations (opening a file, computing a feature, an agent's command) show in the view's bottom-right corner with their progress and a button that cancels them. Off: a Computing notice, as before."
},
"de":{
"operations.cancel":"{name} abbrechen",
"operations.cancelled":"{name} abgebrochen",
"operations.cancelling":"Wird abgebrochen…",
"operations.cannot_cancel":"{name} kann nicht abgebrochen werden",
"operations.feature":"Feature",
"operations.feature_edit":"Feature bearbeiten",
"operations.meshing":"Teile werden geladen",
"operations.queued":"Wartet",
"operations.stopped":"Abgebrochen",
"prefs.operations_panel":"Vorgänge in der Ansicht zeigen",
"prefs.operations_panel_note":"Lange Vorgänge (eine Datei öffnen, ein Feature berechnen, der Befehl eines Agenten) erscheinen unten rechts in der Ansicht mit ihrem Fortschritt und einer Schaltfläche zum Abbrechen. Aus: wie bisher ein Hinweis „Berechnung“."
"operations.cannot_cancel":"لا يمكن إلغاء {name}",
"operations.feature":"ميزة",
"operations.feature_edit":"تحرير الميزة",
"operations.meshing":"جارٍ تحميل الأجزاء",
"operations.queued":"في الانتظار",
"operations.stopped":"أُلغي",
"prefs.operations_panel":"إظهار العمليات في العرض",
"prefs.operations_panel_note":"تظهر العمليات الطويلة (فتح ملف، حساب ميزة، أمر من وكيل) في الزاوية السفلية اليمنى من العرض مع تقدّمها وزر لإلغائها. عند الإيقاف: إشعار «جارٍ الحساب» كما كان من قبل."
},
"he":{
"operations.cancel":"ביטול {name}",
"operations.cancelled":"{name} בוטל",
"operations.cancelling":"מבטל…",
"operations.cannot_cancel":"לא ניתן לבטל את {name}",
"operations.feature":"פיצ'ר",
"operations.feature_edit":"עריכת פיצ'ר",
"operations.meshing":"טוען חלקים",
"operations.queued":"ממתין",
"operations.stopped":"בוטל",
"prefs.operations_panel":"הצגת פעולות בתצוגה",
"prefs.operations_panel_note":"פעולות ארוכות (פתיחת קובץ, חישוב פיצ'ר, פקודה של סוכן) מוצגות בפינה הימנית התחתונה של התצוגה עם ההתקדמות שלהן וכפתור לביטולן. כבוי: הודעת „מחשב” כמו קודם."
},
"vi":{
"operations.cancel":"Hủy {name}",
"operations.cancelled":"Đã hủy {name}",
"operations.cancelling":"Đang hủy…",
"operations.cannot_cancel":"Không thể hủy {name}",
"operations.feature":"Đặc trưng",
"operations.feature_edit":"Sửa đặc trưng",
"operations.meshing":"Đang tải chi tiết",
"operations.queued":"Đang chờ",
"operations.stopped":"Đã hủy",
"prefs.operations_panel":"Hiện các thao tác trong khung nhìn",
"prefs.operations_panel_note":"Các thao tác dài (mở tệp, tính đặc trưng, lệnh của tác tử) hiện ở góc dưới bên phải khung nhìn cùng tiến độ và nút hủy. Tắt: thông báo Đang tính như trước."
"ui.right_click_confirms_tip":"Saat dialog terbuka, klik kanan di tampilan berpindah ke input kosong berikutnya, dan pada input terakhir menjalankan OK"
},
"it":{
"dialog.right_click_pick":"Seleziona prima {input}",
"ui.right_click_confirms":"Il clic destro conferma gli input della finestra di dialogo",
"ui.right_click_confirms_tip":"Con una finestra di dialogo aperta, un clic destro nella vista passa al successivo input vuoto e, sull’ultimo, esegue OK"
},
"ja":{
"dialog.right_click_pick":"先に {input} を選択",
"ui.right_click_confirms":"右クリックでダイアログの入力を確定",
"ui.right_click_confirms_tip":"ダイアログが開いているとき、ビューで右クリックすると次の空の入力へ進み、最後の入力では OK を実行します"
},
"ko":{
"dialog.right_click_pick":"먼저 {input} 선택",
"ui.right_click_confirms":"오른쪽 클릭으로 대화 상자 입력 확인",
"ui.right_click_confirms_tip":"대화 상자가 열려 있을 때 뷰에서 오른쪽 클릭하면 다음 빈 입력으로 이동하고, 마지막 입력에서는 OK를 실행합니다"
"ui.right_click_confirms_tip":"Apabila dialog dibuka, klik kanan dalam paparan beralih ke input kosong seterusnya, dan pada input terakhir menjalankan OK"
"ui.right_click_confirms_tip":"Met een dialoog open gaat een rechtsklik in de weergave naar de volgende lege invoer, en bij de laatste voert hij OK uit"
"ui.right_click_confirms":"O clique direito confirma as entradas da caixa de diálogo",
"ui.right_click_confirms_tip":"Com uma caixa de diálogo aberta, um clique direito na vista passa para a próxima entrada vazia e, na última, executa OK"
},
"ro":{
"dialog.right_click_pick":"Selectați mai întâi {input}",
"ui.right_click_confirms":"Правий клік підтверджує поля діалогу",
"ui.right_click_confirms_tip":"Коли діалог відкрито, правий клік у вигляді переходить до наступного порожнього поля, а на останньому виконує OK"
},
"vi":{
"dialog.right_click_pick":"Chọn {input} trước",
"ui.right_click_confirms":"Nhấp chuột phải xác nhận đầu vào của hộp thoại",
"ui.right_click_confirms_tip":"Khi hộp thoại đang mở, nhấp chuột phải trong khung nhìn chuyển sang đầu vào trống tiếp theo, và ở đầu vào cuối cùng sẽ chạy OK"
"ui.right_click_confirms":"النقر بزر الماوس الأيمن يؤكد مدخلات مربع الحوار",
"ui.right_click_confirms_tip":"عندما يكون مربع حوار مفتوحاً، ينتقل النقر بزر الماوس الأيمن في العرض إلى المدخل الفارغ التالي، وعند المدخل الأخير ينفّذ موافق"
},
"he":{
"dialog.right_click_pick":"יש לבחור תחילה {input}",
"One more stretch of the picked edge, each with its own angle, height and turns":"One more stretch of the picked edge, each with its own angle, height and turns"
},
"ar":{
"Segments":"المقاطع",
"Split Edge":"تقسيم الحافة",
"Remove this segment":"إزالة هذا المقطع",
"One more stretch of the picked edge, each with its own angle, height and turns":"مقطع آخر من الحافة المختارة، لكل منها زاويتها وارتفاعها ولفّاتها"
},
"he":{
"Segments":"מקטעים",
"Split Edge":"פיצול המקצוע",
"Remove this segment":"הסרת המקטע הזה",
"One more stretch of the picked edge, each with its own angle, height and turns":"מקטע נוסף של המקצוע הנבחר, שלכל אחד זווית, גובה וכיפופים משלו"
},
"ja":{
"Segments":"セグメント",
"Split Edge":"エッジを分割",
"Remove this segment":"このセグメントを削除",
"One more stretch of the picked edge, each with its own angle, height and turns":"選択したエッジのもう一つの区間。それぞれに独自の角度、高さ、曲げ方向があります"
},
"vi":{
"Segments":"Đoạn",
"Split Edge":"Chia cạnh",
"Remove this segment":"Xóa đoạn này",
"One more stretch of the picked edge, each with its own angle, height and turns":"Thêm một đoạn nữa của cạnh đã chọn, mỗi đoạn có góc, chiều cao và hướng uốn riêng"
},
"zh":{
"Segments":"分段",
"Split Edge":"分割边",
"Remove this segment":"移除此分段",
"One more stretch of the picked edge, each with its own angle, height and turns":"所选边的又一段，每段都有自己的角度、高度和折弯方向"
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"Show the cursor's coordinates in a sketch",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"Beside the pointer, its X and Y from the sketch origin, also with no tool running. Off: only while a tool places a point."
},
"ar":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"إظهار إحداثيات المؤشر في الرسم",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"بجانب المؤشر، قيمتا X وY من أصل الرسم، حتى دون تشغيل أي أداة. إيقاف: فقط أثناء وضع أداة لنقطة."
},
"de":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"Cursorkoordinaten in der Skizze anzeigen",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"Neben dem Zeiger seine X- und Y-Werte vom Skizzenursprung, auch ohne aktives Werkzeug. Aus: nur während ein Werkzeug einen Punkt setzt."
},
"es":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"Mostrar las coordenadas del cursor en un croquis",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"Junto al puntero, su X e Y desde el origen del croquis, también sin ninguna herramienta activa. Desactivado: solo mientras una herramienta coloca un punto."
},
"fr":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"Afficher les coordonnées du curseur dans une esquisse",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"À côté du pointeur, ses X et Y depuis l'origine de l'esquisse, même sans outil actif. Désactivé : seulement pendant qu'un outil place un point."
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"ליד הסמן, ערכי X ו-Y שלו מראשית הסקיצה, גם כשאין כלי פעיל. כבוי: רק בזמן שכלי ממקם נקודה."
},
"it":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"Mostra le coordinate del cursore in uno schizzo",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"Accanto al puntatore, la sua X e Y dall'origine dello schizzo, anche senza strumenti attivi. Disattivato: solo mentre uno strumento posiziona un punto."
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"ツールを実行していないときも、ポインターの横にスケッチ原点からの X と Y を表示します。オフ: ツールで点を配置している間だけ表示します。"
},
"ko":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"스케치에서 커서 좌표 표시",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"도구를 실행하지 않을 때도 포인터 옆에 스케치 원점 기준 X와 Y를 표시합니다. 끄기: 도구로 점을 배치하는 동안에만 표시합니다."
},
"pl":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"Pokazuj współrzędne kursora w szkicu",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"Obok wskaźnika jego X i Y od początku szkicu, także gdy żadne narzędzie nie działa. Wyłączone: tylko gdy narzędzie umieszcza punkt."
},
"pt-BR":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"Mostrar as coordenadas do cursor em um esboço",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"Ao lado do ponteiro, seu X e Y a partir da origem do esboço, também sem nenhuma ferramenta ativa. Desativado: só enquanto uma ferramenta posiciona um ponto."
},
"ru":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"Показывать координаты курсора в эскизе",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"Рядом с указателем его X и Y от начала координат эскиза, даже без активного инструмента. Выкл.: только пока инструмент ставит точку."
},
"vi":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"Hiển thị tọa độ con trỏ trong bản phác thảo",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"Bên cạnh con trỏ, X và Y của nó tính từ gốc bản phác thảo, kể cả khi không có công cụ nào chạy. Tắt: chỉ khi một công cụ đang đặt điểm."
},
"zh":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"在草图中显示光标坐标",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"即使没有运行工具，也在指针旁显示其相对于草图原点的 X 和 Y。关闭：仅在工具放置点时显示。"
},
"zh-TW":{
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates":"在草圖中顯示游標座標",
"prefs.sketch.cursor_coordinates_note":"即使沒有執行工具，也在指標旁顯示其相對於草圖原點的 X 和 Y。關閉：僅在工具放置點時顯示。"
"prefs.sketch.max_points_note":"The most points or curves one sketch holds: 20000 by default, at most 200000. Insert SVG and Insert DXF refuse a larger drawing. A large sketch solves and draws more slowly.",
"prefs.sketch.max_points_unit":"points"
},
"ar":{
"prefs.sketch.max_points":"أكبر رسم تخطيطي",
"prefs.sketch.max_points_note":"أكبر عدد من النقاط أو المنحنيات في رسم تخطيطي واحد: 20000 افتراضيًا، و200000 كحد أقصى. يرفض إدراج SVG وإدراج DXF رسمًا أكبر. الرسم التخطيطي الكبير يُحل ويُعرض بشكل أبطأ.",
"prefs.sketch.max_points_unit":"نقطة"
},
"de":{
"prefs.sketch.max_points":"Größte Skizze",
"prefs.sketch.max_points_note":"Die meisten Punkte oder Kurven, die eine Skizze aufnimmt: standardmäßig 20000, höchstens 200000. SVG einfügen und DXF einfügen lehnen eine größere Zeichnung ab. Eine große Skizze wird langsamer gelöst und gezeichnet.",
"prefs.sketch.max_points_unit":"Punkte"
},
"he":{
"prefs.sketch.max_points":"הסקיצה הגדולה ביותר",
"prefs.sketch.max_points_note":"המספר המרבי של נקודות או עקומות בסקיצה אחת: 20000 כברירת מחדל, ועד 200000. הוספת SVG והוספת DXF דוחות שרטוט גדול יותר. סקיצה גדולה נפתרת ומוצגת לאט יותר.",
"prefs.sketch.max_points_note":"스케치 하나에 들어가는 점 또는 곡선의 최대 개수입니다. 기본값은 20000, 최대 200000입니다. SVG 삽입과 DXF 삽입은 이보다 큰 도면을 거부합니다. 큰 스케치는 해석과 그리기가 느려집니다.",
"prefs.sketch.max_points_unit":"점"
},
"vi":{
"prefs.sketch.max_points":"Phác thảo lớn nhất",
"prefs.sketch.max_points_note":"Số điểm hoặc đường cong tối đa trong một phác thảo: mặc định 20000, tối đa 200000. Chèn tệp SVG và Chèn tệp DXF từ chối bản vẽ lớn hơn. Phác thảo lớn được giải và vẽ chậm hơn.",
"prefs.sketch.snap_to_visible_grid":"Snap to the grid's visible crossings",
"prefs.sketch_snap_to_visible_grid_note":"A point in a sketch snaps to the crossings of the lines the grid draws when the pointer means one, and to the finer lattice between them otherwise. Off: the point snaps to the finer lattice only, as before."
},
"ar":{
"prefs.sketch.snap_to_visible_grid":"الالتقاط عند تقاطع الشبكة المرئي",
"prefs.sketch_snap_to_visible_grid_note":"تلتصق النقطة في الرسم عند تقاطع الخطوط التي ترسمها الشبكة عندما يشير المؤشر إلى أحدها، وإلا تلتصق بالشبكة الأدق بينها. عند الإيقاف: تلتصق النقطة بالشبكة الأدق فقط، كما كان."
},
"de":{
"prefs.sketch.snap_to_visible_grid":"Am sichtbaren Schnittpunkt des Rasters fangen",
"prefs.sketch_snap_to_visible_grid_note":"Ein Punkt in einer Skizze rastet am Schnittpunkt der vom Raster gezeichneten Linien ein, wenn der Zeiger auf einen davon zeigt, sonst am feineren Gitter zwischen ihnen. Aus: Der Punkt rastet nur am feineren Gitter ein, wie zuvor."
},
"he":{
"prefs.sketch.snap_to_visible_grid":"הצמדה למפגשים הנראים של הרשת",
"prefs.sketch_snap_to_visible_grid_note":"נקודה בסקיצה נצמדת למפגש של הקווים שהרשת מציירת כשהמצביע מכוון לאחד מהם, ולרשת הדקה שביניהם אחרת. כבוי: הנקודה נצמדת לרשת הדקה בלבד, כמו קודם."
"prefs.sketch.snap_to_visible_grid":"격자의 보이는 교차점에 스냅",
"prefs.sketch_snap_to_visible_grid_note":"스케치의 점은 포인터가 가리키는 경우 격자가 그리는 선들의 교차점에 스냅되고, 그렇지 않으면 그 사이의 더 촘촘한 격자에 스냅됩니다. 끄기: 이전과 같이 점은 촘촘한 격자에만 스냅됩니다."
},
"vi":{
"prefs.sketch.snap_to_visible_grid":"Bắt vào giao điểm nhìn thấy của lưới",
"prefs.sketch_snap_to_visible_grid_note":"Một điểm trong phác thảo bắt vào giao điểm của các đường mà lưới vẽ khi con trỏ chỉ vào một giao điểm, và vào lưới mịn hơn giữa chúng trong trường hợp khác. Tắt: điểm chỉ bắt vào lưới mịn hơn, như trước."
"prefs.render_legacy_memory_admission":"Використовувати попередні перевірки пам'яті рендерингу",
"prefs.render_legacy_memory_admission_help":"Дозволяє нативний рендеринг у межах фіксованих бюджетів спільної пам'яті та пам'яті хоста, навіть коли оцінка перевищує доступну RAM. Обмеження пристрою й перевірки виділення пам'яті все одно діють.",
"render.caustics_area_lights":"Каустика площинних джерел світла",
"render.cpu_threads_help":"«Авто» використовує доступні робочі потоки CPU. Один потік працює послідовно. Більше потоків може потребувати більше пам'яті.",
"render.cpu_threads_single":"Один",
"render.cpu_threads_web":"Рендеринг у браузері використовує один кооперативний робочий потік. Вибір робочих потоків, збережений для настільного застосунку, не змінюється.",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_grid":"Кількість пікселів у внутрішньому розмірі {width} × {height}.",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_help":"Збирає кількість придатних і пропущених пікселів, навіть коли шумозаглушення вимкнено. Лічба використовує внутрішній розмір рендерингу, а маска — вихідний розмір.",
"render.denoise_mask_copy_help":"Експортуйте маску шумозаглушення як PNG або поверніться до відрендереного зображення, щоб скопіювати його.",
"render.denoise_mask_unavailable":"Увімкніть діагностику шумозаглушення й відрендерте зображення, щоб оглянути його маску.",
"render.denoise_optical_filter":"Фільтрувати дзеркала й скло",
"render.denoise_optical_filter_help":"Фільтрувати придатне відбите й пропущене світло. Вимкніть, щоб шумозаглушувати лише непрозорі поверхні.",
"render.denoise_passes":"Проходи фільтрації",
"render.denoise_settings_help":"Більше проходів згладжує ширшу область. Сила визначає, скільки фільтрації застосовує кожен прохід. Непідтримувані оптичні шляхи залишаються нефільтрованими.",
"render.metal_energy_compensation":"Відновлювати відбивну здатність шорсткого металу",
"render.metal_energy_compensation_help":"Компенсує втрати світла між мікрогранями шорсткого металу. Рендеринг на CPU потребує непрямого освітлення.",
"render.quality_legacy_samples":"Збережене значення: {samples} вибірок на піксель. Нові значення обмежено {maximum} вибірками на піксель.",
"render.quality_preset_limit":"Цей пресет перевищує ліміт вибору 16384 вибірок на піксель. Виберіть кількість вибірок до 16384.",
"render.size_8k_uhd":"8K UHD",
"render.supersampling":"Наддискретизація",
"render.supersampling_dimensions":"Рендерить {width} × {height} і зменшує до {output_width} × {output_height}. Використовує вчетверо більше пікселів.",
"render.supersampling_help":"Рендерить із подвійною шириною та висотою, потім зменшує в лінійному світлі. Вихідний розмір не змінюється.",
"render.texture_filtering_help":"Використовує mip-рівні й анізотропну фільтрацію, щоб зменшити аліасинг текстури під час мінімізації. Потребує більше пам'яті; вимкнено зберігає попередню фільтрацію.",
"ui.construction.axis_hint":"Допоміжна пряма: клацніть точку або введіть її відстань від осі ескізу",
"ui.construction.parallel_hint":"Допоміжна пряма: виберіть пряму, потім клацніть або введіть зсув; клацніть правою кнопкою, щоб змінити опорний об'єкт"
"help.sketch.point.divide":"Розміщує точки, що поділяють вибрані криві на рівні за довжиною частини. Точки залишаються на кожній кривій і зберігають свій крок, коли крива змінюється.",
"hole_folder.applies_to":"Зміни застосовуються до {count} отворів у теці {folder}; кожен зберігає своє місце.",
"nav.orbit_cursor_wrap.help":"Перетягування для обертання, що сягає краю виду, переносить курсор на протилежний край і продовжує обертання. Вимкнено: перетягування зупиняється на краю екрана. Не діє у Wayland і в браузері.",
"nav.orbit_cursor_wrap.label":"Переносити курсор під час обертання",
"parts.family.countersunk_socket_screw":"Гвинт із потайною головкою та внутрішнім шестигранником",
"prefs.browser_body_features":"Операції під тілами",
"prefs.browser_body_features_note":"Кожне тіло в браузері розгортається, показуючи операції часового ланцюжка, що його побудували, у порядку ланцюжка.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_group":"Групувати отвори, створені разом",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_group_help":"Отвори, створені за один раз, опиняються в одній теці в історії, спершу закритій; відкрийте її, щоб редагувати отвір окремо.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_several":"Кілька отворів на одній грані",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_several_help":"Вибір іншого місця на грані додає ще один отвір; вибір отвору видаляє його.",
"prefs.history_folder_kind_icon":"Значок теки за її операціями",
"prefs.history_folder_kind_icon_note":"Тека історії, усі операції якої одного типу, показує їхній значок.",
"prefs.panel_layout.recovery":"Не вдалося відновити збережені компонування панелей. Збережені дані не втрачено; «Класичне» залишається доступним.",
"prefs.shared_panel_layout_help":"Показувати наявні браузер, історію та асистента в переміщуваних панелях. Зміна набуде чинності після застосування налаштувань.",
"prefs.sketch.escape_twice_finishes_note":"Два швидкі натискання Esc завершують ескіз. Вимкнено: Esc лише скасовує інструмент чи вибір, а ескіз завершує «Завершити ескіз».",
"render.caustics_depth":"Глибина шляху каустики",
"render.caustics_enable":"Каустика скла від точкових і спрямованих джерел світла",
"render.caustics_help":"Кількість фотонів керує шумом і обсягом роботи. Радіус збирання обмінює чіткі деталі на плавнішу оцінку. CPU потребує непрямого освітлення.",
"render.caustics_path_required":"Каустика на CPU потребує непрямого освітлення.",
"render.glass_model_enable":"Розширена модель скла",
"render.glass_model_help":"Шорсткість скла розсіює промені, що проходять крізь нього. Дисперсія й колір плівки використовують три смуги довжин хвиль. Для шорстких листів потрібно вимкнути пряме пропускання тіней.",
"render.glass_roughness":"Шорсткість скла",
"render.gpu_job_shader_wait":"Підготовка шейдерів може тривати хвилини",
"sketch.divide_hint":"Точки поділяють кожну криву на рівні за довжиною частини й зберігають їх, коли крива змінюється.",
"ui.first_dimension_scales":"Перший розмір масштабує креслення",
"ui.first_dimension_scales_tip":"Увімкнено: перший лінійний розмір ескізу масштабує креслення, яке він вимірює, тож форма зберігається. Вимкнено: розмір задає лише те, що вимірює.",
"ui.heading_divide_curve":"ПОДІЛИТИ КРИВУ",
"ui.heading_press_pull":"НАТИСНУТИ/ВИТЯГНУТИ",
"ui.mesh_import_origin":"Перемістити до початку координат",
"ui.mesh_import_origin_tip":"Центрувати сітку по X і Y, розмістивши її основу на Z = 0. Коли вимкнено, сітка зберігає координати, записані у файлі.",
"ui.panel_layout.applied":"Застосовано «{name}» у робочій області «{workspace}»",
"ui.point_cloud_reload":"Перезавантажити з файлу",
"ui.project_references_construction":"Проєктувати посилання як допоміжну геометрію",
"ui.project_references_construction_note":"«Проєктувати», «Перетин», «Включити 3D-геометрію» і ребра грані, які додає новий ескіз на грані, створюють допоміжну геометрію: посилання для креслення, не включені до профілів. Вони залишаються пов'язаними з моделлю.",
"ui.replace_sketch.from_file":"З файлу проєкту…",
"ui.replace_sketch.no_sketches":"У цьому проєкті немає ескізу, який можна взяти",
"cmd.sketch.construction_line.vertical":"Reta de construção vertical",
"cmd.sketch.replace":"Substituir esboço",
"cmd.sketch_arc3d":"Arco 3D",
"cmd.sketch_arc_center_point":"Arco por ponto central",
"cmd.sketch_arc_tangent":"Arco tangente",
@@ -1496,6 +1509,7 @@
"cmd.timeline_stop":"Parar histórico",
"cmd.timeline_suppress":"Suprimir recurso",
"cmd.ui.assistant":"Alternar assistente",
"cmd.ui.palette":"Pesquisar comandos",
"cmd.view.navigator":"Navegador de vistas personalizadas",
"cmd.view.render_browser":"Navegador de renderização",
"cmd.view.render_dock":"Mover dock de renderização",
@@ -2015,6 +2029,7 @@
"help.view.visual_style":"Muda como o modelo é desenhado: sombreado com ou sem arestas, aramado ou com arestas ocultas. Use aramado para ver o interior e sombreado para uma aparência limpa.",
"history.sketch_under_constrained":"Subrestrito ({count} graus de liberdade)",
"history.sketch_under_constrained_one":"Subrestrito ({count} grau de liberdade)",
"hole_folder.applies_to":"As alterações se aplicam aos {count} furos em {folder}; cada um mantém seu lugar.",
"parts.family.hex_bolt":"Parafuso de cabeça sextavada",
"parts.family.hex_cap_screw_inch":"Parafuso de cabeça sextavada (polegada)",
@@ -2515,6 +2531,8 @@
"prefs.bottom_centre":"Inferior central",
"prefs.bottom_right":"Inferior direito",
"prefs.browser":"Navegador",
"prefs.browser_body_features":"Características sob os corpos",
"prefs.browser_body_features_note":"Cada corpo no navegador expande para mostrar as características da linha do tempo que o construíram, na ordem da linha do tempo.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_group_help":"Furos feitos de uma vez compartilham uma pasta no Histórico, fechada inicialmente; abra-a para editar um furo separadamente.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_moves_help":"Escolher a face novamente move o furo em vez de removê-lo.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_several":"Vários furos em uma face",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_several_help":"Clicar em outro lugar na face adiciona outro furo; clicar em um furo o remove.",
"prefs.design_tools.hole_snaps_help":"O meio de uma face e os centros de suas arestas circulares.",
"prefs.history_bar_groups":"Agrupar a barra de histórico em grupos",
"prefs.history_bar_groups_note":"Em um histórico longo, uma sequência de recursos de um componente se agrupa em um único indicador, e as pastas de recursos começam recolhidas. Uma montagem STEP inserida vai para uma pasta Grupo. Desativado mostra cada recurso, começa com as pastas abertas e não cria pasta.",
"prefs.history_folder_kind_icon":"Ícone da pasta baseado em suas características",
"prefs.history_folder_kind_icon_note":"Uma pasta do Histórico cujas características são todas do mesmo tipo mostra o ícone delas.",
"prefs.history_group_joints":"Agrupar juntas no Histórico",
"prefs.history_group_joints_note":"Duas ou mais juntas aparecem como um único botão com sua contagem, e um clique mostra cada uma. Desativado mostra cada junta.",
"prefs.history_origin_bodies":"Mostrar origem e corpos no topo",
@@ -2742,6 +2766,7 @@
"prefs.origin_plane_names":"Nomes dos planos da origem",
"prefs.origin_plane_names_note":"Nomes mostrados no navegador, nas caixas de diálogo e nas listas. {top} é XY, {front} é XZ e {right} é YZ, com Z para cima. Comandos, scripts e projetos salvos mantêm XY, XZ e YZ.",
"prefs.overall_speed":"Velocidade geral",
"prefs.panel_layout.recovery":"Não foi possível restaurar os layouts de painéis salvos. Os dados salvos são mantidos; o estilo Clássico permanece disponível.",
"prefs.parameter_list_rows":"Linhas da lista de parâmetros",
"prefs.parameter_list_rows_tip":"O máximo de parâmetros que a seta para baixo lista em uma caixa de expressão vazia.",
"prefs.persistent_ribbon_pressed":"Destacar comandos ativos da faixa de opções",
@@ -2803,6 +2828,8 @@
"prefs.remember_dialog_values.help":"Desativado por padrão. Quando ativado, depois que um comando dá certo, seus valores e opções seguros são reutilizados na próxima vez que você abrir o mesmo comando, até o SolidCraft fechar.",
"prefs.render_legacy_image_defaults":"Usar os padrões anteriores da imagem de Renderizar",
"prefs.render_legacy_image_defaults_help":"Manter o fluxo manual anterior: novas configurações usam rasterização em CPU, o ray tracing em CPU mantém amostragem fixa e você abre os resultados renderizados manualmente. Reenquadrar ao entrar em Renderizar, trocar de tomada sem restaurar as câmeras e usar o enquadramento e a navegação anteriores. Desativar o retorno automático da imagem ao vivo. As configurações salvas não mudam.",
"prefs.render_legacy_memory_admission":"Usar verificações de memória de renderizações anteriores",
"prefs.render_legacy_memory_admission_help":"Permitir renderizações nativas dentro dos orçamentos fixos de memória compartilhada e do host mesmo quando a estimativa excede a RAM disponível. Limites do dispositivo e verificações de alocação ainda se aplicam.",
"prefs.render_previous_geometry_budget":"Usar o orçamento de geometria anterior da prévia de Renderizar",
"prefs.render_previous_geometry_budget_help":"Restaurar o limite fixo de geometria anterior (512 MiB em desktop de 64 bits, 128 MiB nos demais) em vez do orçamento baseado no dispositivo.",
"prefs.reports_saved":"{n} salvos",
@@ -2829,6 +2856,8 @@
"prefs.select_other_hidden":"Selecionar geometria oculta com Selecionar outro",
"prefs.select_other_hidden_help":"Ativado: incluir corpos ocultos, esboços e arestas encobertas perto do ponteiro. Desativado: usar a lista original de geometria visível sob o ponteiro.",
"prefs.selecting":"Seleção",
"prefs.shared_panel_layout":"Usar layout de painel compartilhado",
"prefs.shared_panel_layout_help":"Mostrar o Navegador, Histórico e Assistente existentes em painéis móveis. A alteração tem efeito quando as preferências são aplicadas.",
"prefs.shift":"Shift",
"prefs.shift_add_ctrl_toggle":"Shift só adiciona; Ctrl / Cmd alterna",
"prefs.sketch.ellipse_axes":"Desenhar elipses com seus eixos",
"prefs.sketch.ellipse_axes_note":"Os eixos maior e menor como linhas de construção, para que os semieixos e eixos possam ser cotados. Desativado: apenas a elipse, e D nela dá o raio menor onde quer que o valor seja puxado, desenhado e rotulado R como antes.",
"prefs.sketch.escape_twice_finishes":"Duplo Esc finaliza o esboço",
"prefs.sketch.escape_twice_finishes_note":"Dois toques rápidos no Esc encerram o esboço. Desligado: Esc apenas cancela a ferramenta ou a seleção, e Finalizar Esboço encerra o esboço.",
"prefs.sketch.exit_keep":"Manter",
"prefs.sketch.exit_previous":"Voltar à vista anterior",
"prefs.sketch.exit_unless_rotated":"A menos que girada",
@@ -3193,8 +3224,10 @@
"render.category_paint":"Tinta",
"render.category_plastic":"Plástico",
"render.category_wood":"Madeira",
"render.caustics_area_lights":"Cáusticas de luzes de área",
"render.caustics_depth":"Profundidade de caminho das cáusticas",
"render.caustics_enable":"Cáusticas de vidro a partir de luzes pontuais e direcionais",
"render.caustics_environment":"Cáusticas do ambiente",
"render.caustics_help":"A contagem de fótons controla o ruído e o trabalho. O raio de coleta troca detalhe nítido por uma estimativa mais suave. A CPU exige Iluminação indireta.",
"render.caustics_path_required":"As cáusticas em CPU exigem Iluminação indireta.",
"render.caustics_photons":"Fótons",
@@ -3411,6 +3444,12 @@
"render.cpu_subsurface_denoise_reason":"O espalhamento subsuperficial em CPU precisa de Redução de ruído desativada. Suas configurações são mantidas.",
"render.cpu_subsurface_help":"O espalhamento redireciona a luz dentro do Vidro fechado. Taxas positivas precisam de Iluminação indireta com Redução de ruído desativada. A taxa é de colisões por mm; 0 não adiciona espalhamento. Um viés de fase positivo favorece direções para a frente; negativo favorece para trás.",
"render.cpu_summary":"Ray tracing em CPU · reflexos · HDR · luzes direcionais e pontuais",
"render.cpu_threads":"CPU workers",
"render.cpu_threads_auto":"Automático",
"render.cpu_threads_custom":"Personalizado",
"render.cpu_threads_help":"Automático usa CPU workers disponíveis. Um worker roda em série. Mais workers podem precisar de mais memória.",
"render.cpu_threads_single":"Único",
"render.cpu_threads_web":"Renderização no navegador usa um cooperative worker. A escolha de worker do desktop salva é preservada.",
"render.cpu_transparent_help":"PNG transparente remove o fundo e mantém a cobertura das bordas. A opacidade de corpos e faces deve ficar em 100%.",
"render.cpu_volume_enable_path_plan":"Ray tracing em CPU · profundidade de caminho {depth} · {spp} amostras/pixel · semente {seed} · sombras traçadas. Mantém a atmosfera criada e o orçamento da imagem.",
@@ -3419,6 +3458,40 @@
"render.cpu_volume_method_incompatible":"Estas configurações de luz, amostragem ou atmosfera não podem ser transferidas para este método. Suas configurações são mantidas.",
"render.cpu_volume_path_required":"Ative Iluminação indireta para usar a Atmosfera em CPU.",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_enable":"Coletar diagnósticos de redução de ruído",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_grid":"Contagens de pixels no tamanho interno {width} × {height}.",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_help":"Coleta contagens de pixels elegíveis e ignorados mesmo quando a redução de ruído está desligada. As contagens usam o tamanho de renderização interno; a máscara usa o tamanho de saída.",
"render.denoise_diagnostics_title":"Diagnósticos de redução de ruído",
"render.denoise_mask_copy_help":"Exportar a máscara de redução de ruído como PNG, ou voltar à imagem renderizada para copiá-la.",
"render.denoise_mask_unavailable":"Ative diagnósticos de redução de ruído e renderize uma imagem para inspecionar sua máscara.",
"render.denoise_optical_filter":"Filtrar espelho e vidro",
"render.denoise_optical_filter_help":"Filtrar luz refletida e transmitida elegível. Desligue para redução de ruído apenas em superfícies opacas.",
"render.denoise_passes":"Passagens de filtro",
"render.denoise_settings_help":"Mais passagens suavizam uma área maior. A intensidade controla quanto cada passagem aplica de filtro. Caminhos ópticos não suportados permanecem sem filtro.",
"render.denoise_strength":"Intensidade da redução de ruído",
"render.denoise_view_image":"Imagem renderizada",
"render.denoise_view_mask":"Máscara de redução de ruído",
"render.diag_bodies":"Corpos visíveis",
"render.diag_job_details":"Detalhes do trabalho capturado",
"render.glass_model_help":"A rugosidade do vidro espalha os raios transmitidos. A dispersão e a cor da película usam três bandas de comprimento de onda. Chapas ásperas exigem sombras transmitidas retas desativadas.",
"render.glass_roughness":"Rugosidade do vidro",
"render.gpu_depth":"Profundidade máxima de caminho",
"render.gpu_job_shader_wait":"Configuração do shader pode levar minutos",
"render.gpu_options_help":"Amostras, profundidade, semente e exposição são salvas com esta configuração. Apenas o método de imagem ativo é salvo.",
"render.gpu_path_crashed":"O SolidCraft fechou durante a configuração neste adaptador gráfico da última vez, muito provavelmente dentro do driver gráfico, então ele não é configurado de novo sozinho. Escolha ray tracing em CPU ou tente novamente (uma atualização do driver também tenta de novo).",
"render.gpu_path_failed":"Path tracer em GPU indisponível",
@@ -3972,6 +4046,8 @@
"render.material_transient":"Substituições ópticas temporárias para esta aba de documento. Elas não são salvas no projeto, na configuração de renderização nem na biblioteca de materiais.",
"render.material_v_up":"O V da textura aponta para cima na imagem",
"render.material_weight":"Peso do verniz (0–1)",
"render.metal_energy_compensation":"Recuperar reflectância de metal rugoso",
"render.metal_energy_compensation_help":"Compensar luz perdida entre microfaceta de metal rugoso. Renderização CPU precisa de Iluminação indireta.",
"render.method_cpu":"Ray tracing em CPU",
"render.method_gpu":"Path tracing em GPU",
"render.method_limit_raster":"A rasterização usa a prévia de estúdio opaca fixa. Selecione um método de ray tracing explícito para os controles ópticos suportados.",
@@ -4100,6 +4176,8 @@
"render.quality_denoise_on":"Redução de ruído: Ativada",
"render.quality_draft":"Rascunho",
"render.quality_high":"Alta",
"render.quality_legacy_samples":"Valor salvo: {samples} spp. Novas seleções são limitadas a {maximum} spp.",
"render.quality_preset_limit":"Esta predefinição excede o limite de seleção de 16384 spp. Escolha uma contagem de amostras até 16384.",
"render.quality_projection_help":"Esta revisão altera apenas resolução, orçamento de amostras, profundidade de caminho, semente e redução de ruído. As outras configurações são mantidas; o orçamento não certifica a convergência.",
"render.quality_review":"Revisar orçamento de amostragem",
"render.show_shots_label":"Mostrar faixa de tomadas",
"render.size_4k":"4K",
"render.size_4k_uhd":"4K UHD",
"render.size_8k_uhd":"8K UHD",
"render.size_custom":"Personalizado…",
"render.size_full_hd":"Full HD",
"render.size_hd":"HD",
@@ -4409,6 +4488,11 @@
"render.subsurface_enable":"Passeio aleatório de espalhamento interior",
"render.subsurface_help":"Apenas dielétrico fechado. O espalhamento e a absorção RGB são coeficientes separados por mm. Os caminhos se espalham dentro da geometria real e depois refratam ou refletem no contorno. Desative a transmissão de sombra reta, a redução de ruído de superfície e o volume exterior; use um estrato de Fresnel. Não é um shader de difusão, uma grade de densidade nem um material medido. Meios densos podem precisar de mais amostras e profundidade de caminho.",
"render.subsurface_rate":"Taxa de colisão de espalhamento",
"render.supersampling":"Superamostragem",
"render.supersampling_dimensions":"Renderiza {width} × {height} e reduz para {output_width} × {output_height}. Usa quatro vezes os pixels.",
"render.supersampling_help":"Renderiza com o dobro da largura e altura, depois reduz em luz linear. O tamanho de saída permanece inalterado.",
"render.surface_import.complete":"Escolha uma imagem e informe seu autor, fonte e licença.",
@@ -4422,6 +4506,8 @@
"render.surface_import.saved_cpu":"Salve os mapas para usá-los com a renderização em CPU.",
"render.surface_import.source":"Fonte",
"render.surface_import.title":"Importar imagem",
"render.texture_filtering":"Filtrar detalhes de textura",
"render.texture_filtering_help":"Usa níveis mip e filtragem anisotrópica para reduzir aliasing de textura sob minificação. Usa mais memória; desligado mantém a filtragem anterior.",
"render.tone_aces_fitted":"ACES ajustado",
"render.tone_reinhard":"Reinhard",
"render.transmission_scope":"O vidro em GPU suporta meios disjuntos certificados. Meios aninhados irrestritos e um estimador de transmissão sem ruído não são fornecidos.",
"ui.part_size_needs_a_part":"Selecione uma peça padrão inserida (um parafuso, uma porca, uma arruela ou um pino) para alterar o tamanho. Para aumentar ou diminuir um corpo, use Escala.",
@@ -5823,6 +5946,8 @@
"ui.profiles":"Perfis",
"ui.project":"Projetar",
"ui.project_face_edges_sketch":"Projetar arestas da face em novos esboços",
"ui.project_references_construction":"Projetar referências como geometria de construção",
"ui.project_references_construction_note":"Projetar, Intersectar, Incluir Geometria 3D e as arestas da face de um novo esboço em uma face criam geometria de construção: referências para desenhar, deixadas fora dos perfis. Elas permanecem vinculadas ao modelo.",
| assets/locales/pending/agent-chat-select-all.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original assistant chat select-all strings and translations | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/media/ui-tour/window.light.png | SolidCraft contributors | screenshot of SolidCraft 0.29.0 itself (`solidcraft --sample`, light theme, software renderer, 1280x800) with original numbered callouts (digits set in DejaVu Sans Bold), captured with examples/demo/doc_shots.py --light | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/media/sketching/parts.light.png | SolidCraft contributors | screenshot of SolidCraft 0.29.0 itself (light theme, software renderer, 1280x800) showing a fully constrained sketch, with original numbered callouts (digits set in DejaVu Sans Bold), captured with examples/demo/doc_shots.py --light | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/media/parameters/dialog.light.png | SolidCraft contributors | screenshot of SolidCraft 0.29.0 itself (light theme, software renderer) showing the Parameters dialog, with original numbered callouts (digits set in DejaVu Sans Bold), captured with examples/demo/doc_shots.py --light | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/media/getting-started/start.light.png | SolidCraft contributors | screenshot of SolidCraft 0.29.0 itself (light theme, software renderer, 1280x800) showing the start page with its built-in sample thumbnails, with original numbered callouts (digits set in DejaVu Sans Bold), captured with examples/demo/doc_shots.py --light | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| docs/book/src/media/files/menu.light.png | SolidCraft contributors | screenshot of SolidCraft 0.29.0 itself (`--sample`, light theme, software renderer) showing the File menu, with original numbered callouts (digits set in DejaVu Sans Bold), captured with examples/demo/doc_shots.py --light | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/pending/constraint-glyph-size.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original constraint glyph size preference label and help text | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
| assets/locales/lv.json | SolidCraft contributors | Original Latvian translation of SolidCraft's English catalog; no commercial CAD text used | MIT OR Apache-2.0 |
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