Diorama v1.3.0

1.3.0 (2026-10-21)

Added

• diorama-pixel, a third skill for pixel-art miniatures without three.js (#24) (1614b5e)

Fixed

• name the SVG gallery after its skill and repair moved links (#22) (e498960)

Diorama v1.2.0

1.2.0 (2026-10-21)

Added

• every skill lives in its own folder under skills/ (138b75b)

Fixed

• point the git and curl installs at skills/diorama (081f89d)

Diorama v1.1.0

Added

• Diorama Worlds, a separate installable skill in the same repository. Detailed miniature stories, shared adult human rig, coordinated hand/prop contacts and flat irregular ground by default.
• Four original scenes: flower stall, pottery studio, morning bakery and hilltop observatory. Cricket, basketball and juggling remain additional regression subjects.
• Four live finishes: miniature, pixel, halftone and blueprint, sharing scene geometry and animation time.
• Offline HTML builder bundling Three.js and generated textures, with pause, playback speed, reduced-motion stills, offscreen sleep and WebGL fallback.
• Browser checks for all finishes, actual contacts, loop seams, real-time pacing, mobile framing, lifecycle and disposal; isolated installation smoke tests and release quality gates.
• A shared home presenting both SVG and Worlds, separate definitive install commands, /worlds playground, /docs/worlds guide, sitemap and agent-readable documentation.

Fixed

• Slow-motion drift caused by dropping elapsed frame time; animation now follows an absolute wall-clock anchor.
• Cached iframe readiness race, preserving scene state across finish changes and warm reloads.
• Stale generated poster caches through revisioned asset paths.
• Missing static thumbnails for five existing SVG gallery entries.

Compatibility

• The original SVG renderer, figure API, six themes and eighteen examples remain unchanged. SVG routes do not load the Worlds WebGL runtime.
• Worlds requires WebGL 2 and its own pinned build dependencies. Built files are about 0.77 MB uncompressed; SVG files are about 30–35 KB gzip. No claim of equal physical-device performance or realistic material/biomechanical simulation.

Diorama v1.0.1

Fixed

• quote SKILL.md description so npx skills add can parse it (#14) (e0793b2)

Diorama v1.0.0

Added

• A renderer of the kernel's own: the figures draw as SVG, with no three.js, no WebGL and nothing to load. A small scene graph (groups, meshes, materials, vectors, matrices), an orthographic isometric camera fitted to the scene, one flat tone per face from the sun, the fill and the sky, a disc and a crescent for a sphere, a gradient across the side of a cylinder or a cone, shadows thrown along the sun onto the slabs, a soft halo under the base, and ink edges that can be drawn by hand (wobble).
• A print theme: flat tones per face and ink lines, a printed illustration.
• A press: ctx.pressed, ctx.active and ctx.tap(x, y), so a tap on a phone answers like a hover does; a read-out line (ctx.read) the bench and the host can show; D.apart for things that come apart under the pointer; an aria label on the mount.
• { on: wall } on a primitive paints it right after what it is set into (a window in a wall, a door on a cabinet).
• Five examples: harbour (hero), kitchen (card), assembly (card, mono), observatory (mini, line, hand-drawn) and vending (mini, print); eighteen in all.
• The look script's sheet of nine pictures (rest, three seconds of the loop, the pointer, the corner, a press, the thumbnail, the page), with measurements of fill, motion, the pointer's answer and the press, and a clash check that finds moving parts passing through others.
• The bench's accent swatches, ?theme=&accent= and a live read-out.

Changed

• The painter's order: pieces sort far-first by depth, then every pair that overlaps on the page and has an axis plane between them paints in the order the plane says, so a counter stays in front of a tall wall and a window stays on it.
• The hand-drawn ink bows a whole stroke slowly instead of sawing each short piece, so rings and domes waver like a pen line.
• Every example paints its subject with pal.accent, the colour a brand hex replaces; launchpad comes apart on hover and launches on a tap with a countdown read-out.
• The docs: SKILL.md, references/craft.md (insides are built as shells, never buried in a solid), references/look.md, references/motion.md, references/react.md, the README gallery and the site, for eighteen figures and six themes.

Removed

• kit/three.min.js, the three-lite build and its minifier, and the --lite flag of the build.

Fixed

• The mailbox's door opened into its body instead of hanging down.
• The forklift's driver sat inside the body of the truck.
• The launchpad's gantry arm went through the rocket and through a leg of the gantry.
• Shallow clashes in powder: the skier stepping off the chair against the top platform, a chair rider against the skier waiting to board.

Diorama v0.1.0

Added

• The skill: SKILL.md with the size and concept, build, check, hand over and adjust steps, and the table of what goes wrong; references/ for the craft rules, the concepts, the motion helpers, the look and the React drop-in.
• The kernel on three.js with the isometric camera, the primitives, the props, the clock helpers, the pointer, six themes (toy, soft, mono, line, night, and a print in the making) and the rounded base.
• Thirteen examples across three sizes: town, island, farm, warehouse, powder (hero), cafe, launchpad, server, rack (card), mailbox, seedling, desk, turntable (mini).
• bench.html and the scripts: build.mjs, validate.mjs with ten checks, look.mjs in headless Chromium; the three-lite build.
• The site at diorama.educalvolopez.com with the gallery, the docs, llms.txt and the launch videos; the identity check on every commit.