Thirteen new diagrams, Split Regions, and a selection that is not region orange
Vector Math gets a diagram per operation, drawn on the standard figures and all
six sharing one pair of vectors. Stroke placement, cap, join and the miter limit
get one each, drawn by handing the real SVG property to the renderer. Split
Curves gets a circle cut by three lines, which shows both that crossings open
into ends and that arcs stay arcs. Select Parents and Select Children get a pane
per press, on the same construction Select Roots uses.
Select Roots is rebuilt: the image on the wiki could not be produced by any code
in the tree, and its scene had been simplified to something its own alt text
contradicted. The selection highlight is now red rather than gold, so it cannot
be read as the region orange of the type colours.
Split (Manual) is retired. It documented a trigger-driven node the app no longer
has, and the Split page told readers to reach for it. The node page is now Split
Regions rather than borrowing the command's Bake. Split Curves gains a command
page ahead of the command landing.
Math's modulo symbol, Move's precedence and bare-point rule, Preview's file
migration and selected-beats-the-eye, and the screen calibration Reset and
drop-the-override rule were all missing and are now documented. Video became
Screencast, to match the app.
Split Curves gets a page
The node breaks every curve at its crossings so each piece runs from one
crossing to the next. Written against src/nodes/index.ts and
src/geometry/region.ts: arcs stay arcs, curves meeting end to end are
left alone, a curve crossing its own neighbor in the same shape is broken
there too, and anything that is not a curve travels through untouched.
The page also sets it against its two siblings. Split shatters closed
regions into faces; Auto Region finds the same crossings but hands back
enclosed faces and drops the loose ends. Split Curves keeps the curves,
loose ends included, which is what a weave needs for its border
terminations.
It belongs to Combine, not Data, and sits beside Split in the sidebar and
on the category page. The card is generated from the node definition.