@meterup/pascal-cli@1.0.0-beta.2

Minor Changes

• 2f5c4e1: Rebase the fork onto upstream pascalorg/editor@4c34032c (2026-08-24) — 478
  commits, and a move off the fork's own 0.9.x line onto upstream's 1.0.0-beta
  versioning. The fork now carries nothing but its release machinery and two
  editor patches; everything else is upstream.

  Nothing we previously exported was removed. The public API grew substantially
  (core 172 → 388 exports, viewer 106 → 193, editor 156 → 470) without breaking
  underneath consumers.

  What matters most for consumers:

  • Near-collinear wall junctions no longer explode.
    calculateJunctionIntersections now rejects a miter on its outcome, capped
    at MITER_LIMIT (10) half-thicknesses, rather than only rejecting walls that
    are exactly parallel. A junction where two walls run straight through each
    other but miss collinearity by a fraction of a degree used to put a plan
    vertex halfThickness / sin(θ) away — kilometres out, collapsing the 2D
    fit-to-bounds into one flat rectangle and firing beams across the 3D scene. It
    now butts. Imported floor plans with off-axis wall runs render correctly.
  • Level assembly is dramatically faster. findJunctions buckets walls into
    a spatial grid by AABB instead of testing every wall against every junction
    point. On a 1081-wall imported floor that is 584 ms → 11 ms per call, and
    WallSystem repeats the call every frame while progressively rebuilding.
  • Vertical building model. Scenes now carry explicit building and level
    structure (buildingId, schema/nodes/building.ts), with load-time
    migrations for saves that predate it — vertical, site-child, wall-slot,
    elevator, retired-floorplan and construction-dimension. Anything synthesizing
    a SceneGraph rather than loading a saved one needs to match the new shape;
    this is the single change most likely to require work on the consumer side.
  • New packages: capture-protocol, capture-viewer, cli. New core
    systems alongside wall/ and stair/: fence/, slab/, elevator/.
  • healSceneNodes repairs already-saved scenes on load, dropping
    degenerate nodes such as zero-length walls.

  Three fork patches are dropped here because upstream made them redundant:

  • The floorplan-registry-layer geometry cache. Upstream landed its own
    geometryCacheRef/levelDataCacheRef memoisation plus the findJunctions
    prefilter above, which together address the same stall from further up.
  • The ThreeElements/lineBasicNodeMaterial narrowing in viewer that let
    tsgo check the package. Upstream adopted the TypeScript 7 native compiler
    and landed the identical narrowing.
  • crossOrigin on the 2D guide image. It forced the 2D <image> to fetch in
    the same CORS mode as the 3D texture load so the two shared one browser cache
    entry instead of downloading the image twice. Consumers that hand Pascal
    same-origin blob URLs never hit the split in the first place, and the flag is
    actively wrong for guide images served without CORS headers.