WearCraft 1.1.1

What's changed

Geometry Limit (new feature)

• New "Geometry Limit" collapsible section in the preset panel
• Filter effects by surface normal direction: sides / top / bottom / top+bottom
• Works in preview (real-time, via vNormal in shaders) and in the final generated maps (via blend_by_geometry_mask in Rust)
• Fully consistent between preview and final output
• Supported: sphere, loaded models (OBJ/FBX with proper UV)
• Not supported: cube, cylinder, torus (technical limitation — overlapping UV)

Procedural Scratches — restored

• Fixed generation of procedural scratches (drawing code was accidentally removed)
• Restored all controls: density, length, thickness, waviness, branches, clusters
• Depth slider now genuinely affects normal relief
• Realistic scratches — dark body + bright rim
• Rim highlights are now clearly visible

Localization

• Cleaned up trailing spaces in JSON keys (ru/en/zh)
• Fixed Chinese terminology: dirt, procedural, rim highlight, seed
• t() now safely falls back to the raw key if translation is missing

UI / UX

• Collapsible blocks in the params panel (CollapsibleGroup.svelte)
• All buttons now have type="button" (prevents accidental form submits)
• Right-click in the 3D viewport no longer opens the browser context menu
• Added key to the map-slot {#each} — no more flicker when toggling maps

Under the hood

• Rust: blend_by_geometry_mask — proper interpolation between original and preset result
• Rust: apply_geometry_mask removed (was corrupting albedo)
• Shaders: geoFactor() now reads from vNormal instead of a texture
• Restored standard BoxGeometry / CylinderGeometry for cube and cylinder
• Locale-aware t() with English fallback

Installation

Download and run WearCraft_1.1.1_x64-setup.exe (NSIS installer)
Requirements: Windows 10/11 x64, WebView2 (ships with modern Windows).