v0.11.2

Added

• PlacementTarget.applyDrag(object), an optional hook a target implements when a gizmo drag
  arrives in different units from its own placement. PlacementCore calls it in place of
  apply(objectToPlacement(root)). Targets that omit it are unaffected.
• mapPlacementGeo and mapGizmoCamera in
  @collabdt/core/core/components/viewers/map/src/Placement/*, the two pieces a placement gizmo
  needs on the map. mapPlacementGeo converts between a scene-space PointCloudPlacement and the
  lat/lng/elevation/rotation columns a map file stores; mapGizmoCamera rebuilds a real
  PerspectiveCamera from maplibre's per-frame clip matrix, so TransformControls and Raycaster
  can work inside a custom layer. Also mapPlacementTarget and useMapPlacementTarget, the map's
  PlacementTarget: unlike the BIM one it moves the layer's own anchor — the file's
  lng/lat/elevation — and returns the subject to the scene origin, because that is what a map
  file's columns store. Nothing renders a gizmo yet.
• useFileIntake in @collabdt/core/core/components/viewers/shared/intake/useFileIntake — one
  upload path for every viewer. It converts the kinds that need it, reports every phase through the
  shared task store, and writes whichever columns the caller's placement uses: x/y/z in a 3D
  scene, lat/lng/elevation/rotation on the map. buildingId is optional, so a map file can belong
  to no building, and point clouds route to an injected converter because they upload through a
  service rather than directly.
• MarkerProgressRing and UploadProgressRing accept a tone: onPrimary (the default, a filled
  pin) or onSurface (a light pin like the map's), so the ring is visible on both.
• uploadFile accepts lat, lng, elevation, rotation and recordType, and no longer requires
  a buildingId. Omitting it writes a record attached to no building.
• partitionBySection(files) in ui/FilesManager/src/fileType, the section bucketing both sidebars
  share. The BIM viewer's partitionFileTab now applies its own filter and delegates to it.
• extensionOfName(name) in ui/FilesManager/src/fileType, the lowercased trailing extension of
  a file name, keeping .copc.laz whole.

Changed

• The map's File tab is split into the same four sections the BIM sidebar uses — BIM, Models,
  Point clouds and Files — instead of lumping models, scans and documents together under one
  Files list. Each section has its own add button, accepted types and progress bar. The BIM
  section carries the IFC logo and the point clouds section a point grid, so the three 3D
  sections are told apart at a glance rather than all showing a cube.
• The map viewer uploads through the same code as the BIM viewer. Adding a file to the map used
  to run its own presigned-upload with no progress reporting, and the sidebar sections each tracked a
  percentage of their own. All of it now goes through useFileIntake and the shared task store, so
  one upload drives the toast, the sidebar progress bar and the ring on the pin at once — the
  behaviour the BIM viewer already had. Uploads from the map also get organization-wide unique names,
  which they did not before.
• useFileUploadWithProgress is a thin wrapper over useFileIntake. Its surface is unchanged, and
  it gains a existingNames option. A failure now reaches the user as a toast naming the cause,
  and onUploadError receives an error naming the file rather than the transport failure.
• useBimFileIntake is a thin wrapper over useFileIntake that supplies a scene-space placement.
  Its surface and behaviour are unchanged.
• pointCloudPlacementStore moved to viewers/shared/pointcloud/; the BIM path re-exports it.
• PlacementActionsCard offers view and download as opt-in actions, and takes a labels
  map in place of hideLabel so a caller translates every entry it offers.
• The map places files and BIM models with the same stack as the BIM viewer: a right-click opens
  the placement card, and the chosen mode opens the shared transform gizmo with a panel of typed
  fields. The card offers only what the file can save, and never download, matching the BIM
  viewer's menu.
• The map's File tab sections are resizable, and a collapsed one shrinks to its header and sinks
  below the open ones.
• A finished placement on the map reports itself in a toast, the same message the BIM viewer
  already showed, through the new usePlacementCommitToasts.
• PlacementPanel lifts a worded axis caption above its field instead of overlaying it. X/Y/Z
  is unchanged; the map's lng/lat/elev no longer crops the value or sits on top of it.
• The upload ring sizes and places itself with inline styles rather than utility classes, so it
  draws at the pin's size in any consumer build. It is always a ring around the pin now: the fit
  prop and MarkerRingFit are gone. The map's file pin keeps its own outline under it, and is a
  circle again (rounded-full, not an arbitrary radius).
• A BIM model with no building can be put on the map, and one with nowhere to draw asks for a
  point: a double-click places it at that ground position and elevation, and links it to the
  building whose footprint it landed on. PlaceOnMap takes a gesture, reports the building it
  resolved, and writes elevation alongside the coordinates.
• Putting a BIM model on the map marks its row visible, so a viewer that gates loading on
  isVisible will load it.
• useFileUploadHandler files every upload the way the viewers expect: an IFC and the fragments it
  converts into carry the bim-file tag, and an upload is visible unless the caller says otherwise.
  The map's building popover passed neither, so a model uploaded there never loaded itself.
• iconForFile in utils/fileIconsUtils is the one rule for which icon a file gets. getFileIcon
  and the map's FileIcon were two overlapping tables that disagreed; both now read it, and each
  has gained what only the other knew: GIS vectors, energy files, the rest of the media extensions,
  and the openBIM sidecars. Where they disagreed, a loaded model reads as an axis rather than a box
  (the box is the BIM section's), a drawing as a drafting compass, and a spreadsheet as a
  spreadsheet rather than a table.
• The building popover always shows its BIM toggle, and a toggle that cannot be flipped says why:
  the building has no model yet, or its files could not be loaded. The row used to disappear
  entirely when that fetch failed. New BuildingTools keys: noBimFile, bimFilesUnavailable.
• A finished link says so: "Linked …" on success, and a failure says the model was placed but not
  linked rather than passing in silence. New Placement keys: linkedToBuilding, linkFailed.
• A right-click reaches a BIM model through the model itself. The invisible 40px square at each
  model's anchor is gone — a second model's square covered the first's, so that menu became
  unreachable. A BIM model is picked by the fragments engine, which is the only thing that knows
  its streamed geometry; hitTestLayerScene and ndcOfEvent in viewers/map/utils/layerRaycast
  are the shared raycast for a plain 3D model.
• A placement that lands on a building's footprint asks before it files the model under that
  building, in the dialog a delete uses. Linking is the default answer; declining places the model
  exactly where it was dropped and leaves it unattached. New Placement keys: linkBuildingTitle,
  linkBuildingBody, linkBuildingConfirm, linkBuildingCancel.
• ConfirmDialog takes title, description, confirmLabel, cancelLabel and tone, so a
  question that destroys nothing can use it without reading as a delete. Every field defaults to
  the delete wording, so existing callers are unchanged.
• The map's add-file tool records the terrain elevation under the double-click, and resolves the
  building under it, rather than placing everything at zero and unattached.
• A file placed with the map's add-file tool joins the store that draws its kind: a converted BIM
  model goes to the BIM store, so it appears on the map instead of being filed as a plain pin that
  nothing renders. The tool also stands the popovers down while its crosshair is up.
• The map's popovers close when the map is panned, orbited or zoomed under them, and
  MapClickManager.setSuspended silences them while another gesture owns the map — without it the
  popover a first click opened swallowed the second click of a placement.
• An animated model on the map offers the animation card in its menu, with the same clip, play and
  speed controls the BIM viewer has. A model with clips used to play all of them at once and had no
  controls at all; it now plays the first, as the BIM viewer does.
• AnimationPanel and modelAnimation moved to viewers/shared/placement/, where the new
  applyAnimationTo runs one clip at its speed for every viewer. The BIM paths re-export both.
• SECTION_ICONS and iconForFile in ui/FilesManager/src/fileType: one icon per file section,
  so the sidebars and the placement menus cannot disagree. The map's BIM and Models sections now
  read the same as the BIM viewer's.
• TransformControls' rotation rings draw as whole circles, matching the pickers that were always
  whole. The panel's yaw field stops at a full turn either way.

Removed

• MarkerProgressRing's fit prop and the MarkerRingFit type. The ring has one size.
• EditPosition and EditPositionProps from viewers/map/src/MapLayers/src/EditPosition. The
  map uses the same placement stack as the BIM viewer.
• The BimEditPosition and EditFilePosition i18n namespaces. Only positionAcceptedToast is
  still used; it moved to Placement and the rest went with the editor.

Migration

• Replace hideLabel="..." with labels={{ hide: '...' }} on PlacementActionsCard.
• Replace <EditPosition file=... mode=... /> with <MapPlacementHost file=... is3D=... anchor=... preview=... onRepaint=... onDone=... /> from viewers/map/src/Placement/MapPlacementHost. The
  host owns the gizmo and the card; the caller supplies the anchor and a preview sink.
• extractPositionAndRotation moved to viewers/map/src/Placement/mapPlacementGeo.
• Read positionAcceptedToast from the Placement namespace.
• Drop fit from MarkerProgressRing and UploadProgressRing; the ring is always drawn around
  the marker.

Added

• Building.buildingGeometry, an optional drawn outline, and the BuildingGeometry type: a
  WGS84 GeoJSON Polygon, outer ring first, every ring closed. Nothing writes it yet.
• isBuildingGeometry, ringToBuildingGeometry and buildingGeometryToRing in
  viewers/map/src/MapLayers/src/BuildingLayers/buildingGeometry. isBuildingGeometry is the
  write guard for a column Prisma types only as Json, and caps ring count and positions so an
  oversized payload cannot be stored.
• @collabdt/core/core/components/viewers/shared/placement/* — the placement editor's
  viewer-independent half, so a second viewer can drive the same edit. PlacementCore is the
  session engine with no OBC or world dependency, TransformGizmo is the three.js
  TransformControls wrapper behind a TransformGizmoHost (camera, canvas, scene, drag lock),
  PlacementEvent is the OBC.Event slice the core needs, and usePlacementState mirrors a
  session into React. PlacementPanel, NumberField, placementTarget, placementCapabilities,
  placementAxes, uniformScale, markerActions, contextMenuGesture, placementToastMessage
  and objectTarget now live here too.
• PlacementPanel accepts positionLabels, positionSteps and positionDecimals, so a viewer
  whose position is not scene metres can caption the row and give it a workable step. The map reads
  the row as lng/lat/elevation, where a tenth-of-a-metre step and three decimals are useless.

Changed

• An uploaded file's name is now disambiguated against every file in the uploader's organization
  rather than only the target building's, so a second tower.ifc is stored as tower (1).ifc
  wherever it is uploaded. The BIM viewer still resolves scene objects to database records by
  name; organization-wide uniqueness is what keeps that resolution unambiguous.
• BimState.editingBimModel is now editingBimModelId and BimState.bimModelName is now
  bimModelId; both hold String(file.id). The EDIT_BIM_MODEL_BY_NAME action is renamed
  EDIT_BIM_MODEL_BY_ID, and REMOVE_BIM_FROM_MAP takes bimModelId.
• PlacementEditor is now a thin OBC adapter over PlacementCore, and GizmoController a thin
  world-bound subclass of TransformGizmo. Both keep their existing surface and behaviour;
  PlacementEditor still owns the pivot raycast and pick-source registry, which need a world.
• PlacementMode is declared in placementTarget alongside PlacementCapabilities, and
  re-exported from PlacementEditor as before.

Deprecated

• The viewers/bim/src/Placement/* paths for the modules listed above now re-export from
  viewers/shared/placement/*. They keep working this release.

Fixed

• A file whose name is already taken on the map now loads. Adding the same IFC to two
  buildings left the second model invisible: the map's BIM layer keyed its maplibre layer, its
  fragments modelId and its live-edit records by file name, so the second model hit an
  if (map.getLayer(name)) return guard and was never created. Identity on the map path is now
  the file id throughout (bim-model-<id>). Dragging one of two same-named 3D models also moved
  the other, for the same reason, in CustomModelLayer.
• A file added to the map no longer leaves a nameless ghost row in the sidebar. When the
  re-read of the new record failed, FileAdder still dispatched ADD_FILE with an id-only
  object, which reached the store as a DbFile with no name, type or size. It now dispatches
  only the real record and otherwise lets the files revalidation bring it in.
• The pin for a file being placed on the map now shows the upload ring and the file's own
  icon. It rendered LoadingSpinner instead of an icon, inside a hard-coded 24px box that a
  36px pin and its ring overflowed, so the old spinner and a displaced ring were drawn at once.
  FileIcon no longer accepts 'uploading' as an extension; pass the real one.

Migration

• Rename the three BIM store members if you dispatch them directly: editingBimModel ->
  editingBimModelId, bimModelName -> bimModelId, EDIT_BIM_MODEL_BY_NAME ->
  EDIT_BIM_MODEL_BY_ID. All three now carry a file id as a string, not a file name. Note that
  MapState has its own unrelated REMOVE_BIM_FROM_MAP keyed on modelId, which is unchanged.
• Import the moved modules from viewers/shared/placement/.... PlacementEditor,
  GizmoController, usePlacementSession and PlacementEditorHost are unchanged and need no
  edit. PlacementEditorSetup.createGizmo is still optional; PlacementCoreSetup.createGizmo,
  its equivalent on the new core, is required because the core has no world to build a default from.