v0.1.7

v0.1.7

Creature spawners on the map, a calmer first load, saves loadable straight
from a URL — and under the hood, the map's world data now regenerates from
the game's own files.

New

• Creature spawners on the map. A new Spawners category pins every
  creature spawn point on the planet — Hogs, Crab Hatchers, Stingers and
  Spitters as toggleable families, plus Lizard Doggos, Flightless Birbs and
  the Space Giraffe-Tick-Penguin-Whale Thing — about 2,800 pins, each with
  the game's own creature icon. The data comes from the game's level files
  (a save never records which creature a spawner spawns), so it's identical
  on every save.
• A calmer first load. The world layers — resource nodes, resource
  wells, collectables, spawners, and dropped items — now start hidden, so
  loading a save shows your factory instead of thousands of pins. Switching
  any of them on is remembered like every other filter choice.
• Load a save from a URL. Append ?url=<address-of-a-save> to the map's
  address and the file downloads straight into your browser (with progress)
  and parses as usual — so a dedicated server's autosave can be shared as a
  plain link. The save never passes through this site's servers; the host
  must allow cross-origin (CORS) requests, and failures say so.
• Every solid resource node now reads as an ore. The game names only
  some ores with the suffix (Iron Ore, but bare Uranium / Bauxite /
  Limestone / Coal...); the Resource Nodes list now shows Uranium Ore,
  Bauxite Ore, Limestone Ore and friends consistently. Crude Oil and
  Geysers stay as they are.

UI fixes

• Copying on very large saves no longer crashes the editor. On saves
  above roughly a gigabyte of decompressed data, any copy/paste could die
  with "Edit failed: unreachable" in the browser: growing the save to fit
  the copied objects briefly needed twice the save's memory, blowing the
  browser's 4 GB WebAssembly limit. Small and medium copies now grow the
  save in place (built-in headroom); bigger ones rebuild through a
  compressed snapshot at ~1x memory, so pastes big and small apply
  directly in the session. An edit that genuinely cannot fit under the
  4 GB limit fails up front with a clear message pointing at the desktop
  app — and if the browser dies mid-edit anyway, the editor reloads and
  restores your earlier edits instead of leaving a dead page.
• Copy a build from one save into another — right in the browser. Copy,
  load the other save (same tab), paste. Copies up to 50,000 objects also go
  through the OS clipboard, so they paste in another browser tab too; bigger
  copies stay inside the tab — mirroring them onto the OS clipboard could
  stall the whole machine — so for those, cross-save means the same-tab flow
  above. Above 150,000 objects the browser refuses the copy outright
  (nothing is copied — a selection that size can't paste reliably inside
  the browser's 4 GB limit) and points at the desktop app, which has no
  such limits.
• Hypertube entrances are back on the map — and with them, copies of
  daisy-chained builds keep their power wires. Entrances were treated as
  line-only geometry, but an entrance with its default tube shape carries no
  spline in the save, leaving it invisible and unselectable — so wires
  between chained entrances could never travel with a copy. They now render
  as regular powered buildings again.
• Power lines are selectable — they highlight in box selections and can
  be deleted individually. For move and copy they act as riders: a wire
  travels exactly when both the things it connects travel, so a selected
  wire can never be dragged off a pole or pasted dangling.
• Pipe bottleneck warnings are now scoped like belt ones. A Mk2 pipe
  feeding two Mk1 pipes through a junction no longer warns — the detector
  follows the pipe line and stops at junctions that actually split or merge
  the flow (junctions used as plain couplings don't cut the line, so a Mk1
  segment inside a Mk2 run is still flagged).
• Turning a whole sidebar group on or off is now remembered as exactly that:
  group toggles persist at the group level instead of as per-row states.
• Lift-placed splitters and mergers fold into their base attachment rows
  (the "... on Lift" variants), and Power Lines are one row — searchable —
  instead of two.
• Brighter, higher-contrast colors for belts/pipes/wires at full zoom-out.
• Updating the site can no longer leave your browser running the previous
  build's parser: every asset is now content-hash versioned, so a refresh
  always picks up the new code.

Under the hood

• All static world tables (power slugs, somersloops, mercer spheres, crash
  sites, dropped items, resource-node purity) now regenerate from the
  game's own level data via a one-command pipeline — validated 1:1 against
  the previous tables, and recovering two dropped-item pickups and one
  resource node the old data missed. Extracted the same way: the spawner
  and creature-name/icon tables behind the new Spawners category (all 159
  Lizard Doggo spawns included), plus consumable plants as groundwork.

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