Don't embed settings in unbundled HTML output#176
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slimbuck merged 3 commits intoplaycanvas:mainfrom Mar 13, 2026
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Pull request overview
Updates the HTML writer to keep unbundled viewer output fully “asset-separated” by moving viewer settings out of the generated HTML and into a standalone JSON file, aligning with the template’s default settings-loading behavior.
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- In unbundled mode, write viewer settings to
settings.jsoninstead of embedding them inline in the HTML. - Update default camera FOV from 50 to 75.
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Summary
settings.jsonfile instead of embedding them inline in the HTML.fetch('./settings.json')behavior is preserved, keeping unbundled output consistent: all assets (CSS, JS, SOG, and now settings) are separate files.