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refactor(editor): extract kArgRequired + meta handlers into cli modules Splits the 138-line static-local kArgRequired array (the list of flags requiring positional args) into a new cli_arg_required.{hpp,cpp} module with extern linkage. Then moves the three meta handlers that depended on it out of main.cpp into cli_introspect.cpp: - --validate-cli-help (uses the array for self-check) - --version / -v (3-line printf) - --help / -h (1-line passthrough) main.cpp shrinks by 191 lines (677 to 486). Both the early missing-argument detector in main() and --validate-cli-help in cli_introspect.cpp now share one source of truth for the arg-required list.
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#include "cli_arg_required.hpp"
namespace wowee {
namespace editor {
namespace cli {
const char* const kArgRequired[] = {
"--data", "--info", "--info-batches", "--info-textures", "--info-doodads",
"--info-attachments", "--info-particles", "--info-sequences",
"--info-bones", "--export-bones-dot",
"--list-zone-meshes", "--list-zone-audio", "--list-zone-textures",
"--list-project-meshes", "--list-project-audio",
"--list-project-textures",
"--info-zone-models-total", "--info-project-models-total",
"--list-zone-meshes-detail", "--list-project-meshes-detail", "--info-mesh",
feat(editor): add --info-mesh-stats geometric audit Reports total surface area, per-triangle area histogram (min/max/mean/median), edge analysis (boundary / manifold / non-manifold counts), watertight check, and degenerate triangle count for a single WOM. Watertightness here is the topological notion: every edge must be shared by exactly 2 triangles via shared vertex indices. This is what collision bakes and physics queries actually need — visually-closed primitives whose adjacent faces don't weld vertices will (correctly) report as non-watertight. Already caught a real defect in handleTent's door-fan triangulation: the fan covers the door cutout area with a stray triangle and leaves a vertex unreferenced. Edge analysis is gated by triCount <= 2M to keep the unordered_map bounded for huge baked terrain meshes.
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"--info-mesh-storage-budget", "--info-mesh-stats",
feat(editor): --info-wob-stats + fix weld hash collision bug Add --info-wob-stats reporting per-group + aggregate triangle counts, surface area, edge analysis, and watertight check for WOB buildings. Same flag surface as --info-mesh-stats including --weld <eps> for true topological closure check on per-face-vertex meshes. Also fixes a correctness bug in the weld implementation of --info-mesh-stats: the previous code used a 64-bit hash of the quantized position as the equality key, which gave false-positive collisions that incorrectly merged distinct vertices. A unit cube's 8 corners collapsed to 2 positions under the buggy hash. Replace with std::map keyed on the actual quantized (qx, qy, qz) tuple so equality is exact. Re-verified: cube 8→8 watertight YES; firepit 240→80 watertight YES (was wrongly reporting 56 unique with 48 non-manifold edges); tent_solid 18→6 watertight YES; tent_fixed 21→9 with 5 boundary edges at the door perimeter (correct — door is intentionally open).
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"--info-wob", "--info-wob-stats", "--info-woc", "--info-wot",
feat(pipeline): add WOL validation + time-of-day sampling Three additions to the Wowee Open Light format that landed last commit: • WoweeLightLoader::sampleAtTime(light, timeMin) returns the linearly-interpolated keyframe at any time-of-day, correctly handling wrap-around between the last keyframe and the first (e.g. 21:00 blends from dusk toward midnight by going forward through 00:00). • --validate-wol <wol-base> [--json] walks every keyframe and reports structural problems: time bounds (must be [0, 1440)), strict-ascending sort order, fogEnd > fogStart, finite color components. Exit code 0 PASS / 1 FAIL — CI-friendly. • --info-wol-at <wol-base> <HH:MM|minutes> samples the interpolated state at a specific time of day. Useful for previewing what the renderer would feed in at a given moment, debugging keyframe gaps, or previewing a sub-range of the cycle. Smoke-tested: dawn-to-midnight blend at 03:00 yields a plausible mid-fade ambient (0.18, 0.16, 0.15) and dusk-to- midnight wrap at 21:00 yields the symmetric (0.19, 0.145, 0.14). The default 4-keyframe day/night cycle from makeDefaultDayNight passes --validate-wol cleanly.
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"--info-wol", "--info-wol-at", "--validate-wol", "--gen-light",
feat(pipeline): add WOL preset variants for cave/dungeon/night Three new single-keyframe WOL presets complement the existing 4-keyframe day/night cycle from --gen-light: • --gen-light-cave — dim cool ambient (0.05, 0.05, 0.07) + heavy short-range fog (15..80) for cave / mine interiors • --gen-light-dungeon — warm torchlit ambient (0.18, 0.14, 0.10) + medium fog (25..200) for dungeon / crypt interiors • --gen-light-night — cold blue ambient (0.06, 0.07, 0.12) + moonlit directional + far fog (80..500) for always-night zones Each preset emits a single-keyframe WOL since enclosed / fixed-time scenes don't vary with time-of-day. All three share an emitLightPreset helper so adding more presets (e.g. --gen-light-tundra, --gen-light-volcanic) is one line of registration + a maker function. All four WOL outputs validate clean under --validate-wol (1 or 4 keyframe(s) valid).
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"--gen-light-cave", "--gen-light-dungeon", "--gen-light-night",
feat(editor): add --validate-wow weather schedule audit Mirrors --validate-wol but for the .wow weather format. Walks every entry and reports structural problems: • unknown weather typeId (above the Blizzard sentinel) • intensity bounds outside [0, 1] or min > max • non-positive weight (would zero a row in weighted-random selection and warp probabilities) • zero or inverted duration bounds • non-finite floats Returns exit code 0 on PASS / 1 on FAIL — CI-friendly. JSON output via --json for tooling. All four built-in presets (--gen-weather-temperate / arctic / desert / stormy) validate clean. The WOW format now has parity with WOL on the inspect/validate front: WOL: --info-wol / --info-wol-at / --validate-wol WOW: --info-wow / --validate-wow Milestone: kArgRequired now at 440 documented flags.
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"--info-wow", "--validate-wow",
"--gen-weather-temperate", "--gen-weather-arctic",
feat(pipeline): add Wowee Open Weather (.wow) zone schedule 8th open-format addition to the Wowee pipeline. Replaces WoW's WeatherTypes.dbc / WeatherEffect logic with a single binary file holding a list of weather states for one zone, each tagged with intensity bounds, a probability weight, and duration bounds. The renderer / runtime samples one entry at a time using weighted-random selection, drives it for a uniform-random duration in [min, max] sec, then re-rolls. • Types: Clear / Rain / Snow / Storm / Sandstorm / Fog / Blizzard (extensible enum). • Binary format: magic "WOWA", version 1, name, N entries each storing (typeId, minIntensity, maxIntensity, weight, minDurationSec, maxDurationSec). CLI: • --info-wow <wow-base> [--json] — inspect a WOW • --gen-weather-temperate — clear + rain + fog (forest) • --gen-weather-arctic — snow + blizzard + fog (tundra) • --gen-weather-desert — clear + sandstorm (dunes) • --gen-weather-stormy — rain + storm + occasional clear The 8th open format complementing the rest: M2 → WOM | WMO → WOB | WMO collision → WOC | ADT → WOT DBC → JsonDBC | BLP → PNG | Light.dbc → WOL | WeatherTypes.dbc → WOW Smoke-tested all 4 presets + JSON output. Each preset reads back identically with the expected entry count and weight distribution.
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"--gen-weather-desert", "--gen-weather-stormy",
refactor(editor): extract kArgRequired + meta handlers into cli modules Splits the 138-line static-local kArgRequired array (the list of flags requiring positional args) into a new cli_arg_required.{hpp,cpp} module with extern linkage. Then moves the three meta handlers that depended on it out of main.cpp into cli_introspect.cpp: - --validate-cli-help (uses the array for self-check) - --version / -v (3-line printf) - --help / -h (1-line passthrough) main.cpp shrinks by 191 lines (677 to 486). Both the early missing-argument detector in main() and --validate-cli-help in cli_introspect.cpp now share one source of truth for the arg-required list.
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"--info-creatures", "--info-objects", "--info-quests",
"--info-extract", "--info-extract-tree", "--info-extract-budget",
"--list-missing-sidecars",
"--info-png", "--info-jsondbc", "--info-blp", "--info-pack-budget",
"--info-pack-tree",
"--info-m2", "--info-wmo", "--info-adt",
"--info-zone", "--info-zone-overview", "--info-project-overview",
"--copy-project", "--info-wcp", "--list-wcp",
"--list-creatures", "--list-objects", "--list-quests",
"--list-quest-objectives", "--list-quest-rewards",
"--info-creature", "--info-quest", "--info-object",
"--info-quest-graph-stats",
"--info-creatures-by-faction", "--info-creatures-by-level",
"--info-objects-by-path", "--info-objects-by-type",
"--info-quests-by-level", "--info-quests-by-xp",
"--unpack-wcp", "--pack-wcp",
"--validate", "--validate-wom", "--validate-wob", "--validate-woc",
"--validate-whm", "--validate-all", "--validate-project",
"--validate-project-open-only", "--audit-project", "--bench-audit-project",
"--bench-validate-project", "--bench-bake-project",
"--bench-migrate-data-tree", "--list-data-tree-largest",
"--export-data-tree-md", "--gen-texture", "--gen-mesh", "--gen-mesh-textured",
"--add-texture-to-mesh", "--add-texture-to-zone",
"--gen-mesh-stairs", "--gen-mesh-grid", "--gen-mesh-disc",
"--gen-mesh-tube", "--gen-mesh-capsule", "--gen-mesh-arch",
"--gen-mesh-pyramid", "--gen-mesh-fence", "--gen-mesh-tree",
"--gen-mesh-rock", "--gen-mesh-pillar", "--gen-mesh-bridge",
"--gen-mesh-tower", "--gen-mesh-house", "--gen-mesh-fountain",
"--gen-mesh-statue", "--gen-mesh-altar", "--gen-mesh-portal",
"--gen-mesh-archway", "--gen-mesh-barrel", "--gen-mesh-chest",
"--gen-mesh-anvil", "--gen-mesh-mushroom", "--gen-mesh-cart",
"--gen-mesh-banner", "--gen-mesh-grave", "--gen-mesh-bench",
"--gen-mesh-shrine", "--gen-mesh-totem", "--gen-mesh-cage",
"--gen-mesh-throne", "--gen-mesh-coffin", "--gen-mesh-bookshelf",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-woodpile firewood-stack primitive 55th procedural mesh primitive. Builds the classic 3-2-1 firewood pyramid: • 3 cylindrical logs along the bottom row, sitting on the ground at radii apart • 2 logs nestled in the gaps of the bottom row • 1 log crowning the pile Vertical step uses cos(30°) = sqrt(3)/2 so adjacent logs touch tangentially, giving the close-packed look of a real chopped-wood stack. Logs lie horizontally along the Z axis with closed end caps; sides parameter controls cross- section smoothness (default 12, range 6..64). Pairs naturally with --gen-mesh-firepit and --gen-mesh-tent for outdoor camp / homestead / lumberyard set dressing.
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"--gen-mesh-tent", "--gen-mesh-firepit", "--gen-mesh-woodpile",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-dock pier-on-stilts primitive 58th procedural mesh primitive. Builds a wooden waterside dock from axis-aligned boxes: • flat plank deck slab spanning length × width at deckT thickness, sitting at deckHeight off the ground • N pairs of square pilings under the long edges, evenly spaced from end to end • pilings inset by pilingW so the deck overhangs slightly (the standard "boards rest ON TOP of the posts" look) Distinct from --gen-mesh-bridge which arches OVER an obstacle — a dock walks straight out from a shoreline on stilts to the water. Useful for fishing villages, port warehouses, lake settlements, ferry stations, smuggler hideouts. Watertight under weld (--audit-watertight passes): pilings sit below the deck overhang and don't share corners with it.
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"--gen-mesh-canopy", "--gen-mesh-haystack", "--gen-mesh-dock",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-bedroll camp sleeping prop 61st procedural mesh primitive. Builds a bedroll prop: • horizontal closed cylinder along the Z axis sitting at y = R so it rests on the ground (radius defaults to 0.16 m, length 1.4 m — adult-human-shaped) • optional pillow box at the +Z end (squashed cube, pillowSize controls extent) • per-segment N-sided cylinder uses the new addVertex helper; pillow uses addFlatBox Set pillowSize=0 for a bare rolled mat. Watertight under weld (verified via --info-mesh-stats: 90 manifold edges, 0 boundary, 0 non-manifold). Pairs naturally with --gen-mesh-tent / --gen-mesh-firepit / --gen-mesh-canopy for outdoor camp scenes — completes the tent-side camping kit.
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"--gen-mesh-pergola", "--gen-mesh-chimney", "--gen-mesh-bedroll",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-crate-stack scene primitive 63rd procedural mesh primitive. The first to explicitly compose a *scene* of multiple objects rather than a single structure: an N×M×K arrangement of cube crates with a small gap between each so they read as discrete shipping boxes rather than one merged solid. Default 2×2×2 = 8 crates with 0.40 m sides on a 0.02 m gap gives a tight pyramidal pile. Larger configurations (e.g. 4×3×2 = 24 crates) read as warehouse pallets. Uses every shared helper added this batch — addFlatBox for each crate, finalizeAsSingleBatch for the trailing batch, stripExt for the .wom suffix, parseOptInt/Float for the optional dimension args. Each crate emits the standard 24-vert / 12-tri box, so an N×M×K stack is a clean N*M*K-multiple in vertices and triangles. Useful for warehouses, cargo holds, dock loading bays, market stalls, dwarven mining caches, pirate stash piles. Watertight under weld — the gap keeps adjacent crates from sharing corner positions.
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"--gen-mesh-workbench", "--gen-mesh-crate-stack",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-water-trough basin primitive 65th procedural mesh primitive. Open-top rectangular basin built from 5 axis-aligned boxes (uses every shared helper from cli_box_emitter): • bottom slab spanning full footprint at wallT thickness • +X / -X side walls spanning full length • +Z / -Z front/back walls spanning the inner length so they tuck inside the side walls without overlap Inner cavity (length-2*wallT × height-wallT × width-2*wallT) is the open water/feed volume. Useful for stables, farmsteads, taverns, stockyards, alchemist mixing basins. Default 1.4 × 0.5 × 0.5 m is a reasonable horse-trough size; configurable for smaller hand-basins or larger livestock troughs.
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"--gen-mesh-watchpost", "--gen-mesh-water-trough",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-hitching-post stable fixture 67th procedural mesh primitive. Standard town/stable hitching post: • two vertical posts separated by `span` • horizontal cross-bar at upper-post height (length = span - postW so it tucks INSIDE the post inner faces, matching real fence joinery) • optional decorative caps on each post — set capH=0 for a bare working-yard post All axis-aligned boxes, exercises every shared helper (stripExt, initWomDefaults, addFlatBox, finalizeAsSingleBatch, saveWomOrError). Watertight under weld (verified 90 manifold edges, 0 boundary, 0 non-manifold). Useful for stables, taverns with mount parking, town squares, frontier outposts, ranger camps, post-and-rail fence segments.
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"--gen-mesh-training-dummy", "--gen-mesh-hitching-post",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-forge blacksmith hearth 69th procedural mesh primitive. Built from up to 3 axis- aligned boxes: • stone hearth: rectangular base spanning width × depth × baseH, where the smith's fire would sit • hood: smaller smoke-collector box on top of the hearth, inset by hoodInset on each side so it reads as the chimney's flared base • optional thin chimney rising from the hood — set chimneyH=0 for an open-vented forge Pairs naturally with --gen-mesh-anvil and --gen-mesh-workbench for blacksmith/armorer/farrier scenes, and with --gen-mesh-bench / --gen-mesh-crate-stack for the storage corner of a smithy. Watertight under weld (verified 54 manifold edges, 0 boundary, 0 non-manifold). Default 1.4×1.0×0.9 m hearth + 0.5 m hood + 1.2 m chimney reads as a normal village smithy.
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"--gen-mesh-outhouse", "--gen-mesh-forge",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-gravel-pile rubble heap 71st procedural mesh primitive. Hash-distributed pile of stone cubes in a roughly conical heap. Each stone gets: • polar position (radial, theta) with sqrt(rand) on radial so stones aren't bunched at center • height limited by yMax = pileH * (1 - radial/baseR), so larger / more numerous stones land near the base and smaller ones perch on top — natural gravel-pile profile • size in the 40-100% range of maxStoneSize The second multi-box "scene" composite primitive (after --gen-mesh-crate-stack), but using irregular hashed placement instead of a regular N×M×K grid. Deterministic from seed: re-running with same args reproduces the identical pile. Useful for mine entrances, construction sites, quarries, ruined walls, abandoned-fort rubble, pirate-cove stash mounds. Default 24 stones at 0.6 m base radius gives a reasonable medium-pile. Uses every shared helper introduced this batch (printWomWrote, printWomMeshStats, setCenteredBoundsXZ, addFlatBox, saveWomOrError, parseOpt*, stripExt).
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"--gen-mesh-archery-target", "--gen-mesh-gravel-pile",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-mine-cart underground transport 73rd procedural mesh primitive. Open-top mining cart on 4 wheel boxes: • bin: 5-piece basin construction (bottom slab + 4 perimeter walls), same arrangement as --gen-mesh-water-trough • wheels: 4 cube boxes at the corners, inset by wheelInset and sitting on the ground (y from 0 to 2*wheelR) • bin sits on top of the wheels at y = 2*wheelR All axis-aligned — exercises every shared helper. Useful for mines, dwarven forges, gnomish junk-yards, abandoned- tunnel set dressing, salvage scenes. Default 0.9 × 0.5 m bin with 0.08-radius wheels gives the classic narrow-gauge ore-cart silhouette. The 4-wall basin construction (verified via --info-mesh-stats: 6 non-manifold edges at the wall corners — same as --gen-mesh-water-trough's expected branchy edges) means the cart can hold collision- visible ore inside if a content author drops in another primitive.
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"--gen-mesh-stone-bench", "--gen-mesh-mine-cart",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-pillar-row colonnade primitive 75th procedural mesh primitive. Row of N stone pillars evenly spaced along the X axis. Each pillar is a single tall rectangular box optionally crowned by a slightly-wider square cap (capExtra wider per side). End pillars inset by pillarW so they sit at exactly the ±span/2 ends. Set capH=0 for bare un-crowned columns. Useful for ruined temples, palace colonnades, dungeon hallways, dwarven mead-hall arcades, ceremonial entry walks. Distinct from --gen-mesh-pillar (single column) — this is the regular-multi-column composite, the third "scene" primitive after --gen-mesh-crate-stack and --gen-mesh-gravel-pile. Watertight under weld (verified 144 manifold edges, 0 boundary, 0 non-manifold). Default 4-pillar / 4 m / 2.5 m spacing reads as a small temple front porch.
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"--gen-mesh-hitching-rail", "--gen-mesh-pillar-row",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-bird-bath garden water-feature 77th procedural mesh primitive. Garden bird-bath: • stem: thin Y-axis closed cylinder (the column) • basin: wider shallow Y-axis closed cylinder on top Both are full closed cylinders (side wall + ±Y cap fans) so the model is a watertight solid. Local addYCylinder lambda emits each tier — keeps the per-handler code self-contained without forcing yet another module-level helper. Distinct from --gen-mesh-fountain (basin + spout column, larger water feature) — bird-bath is the small ornamental garden version. Useful for monastery courtyards, druid sanctuaries, noble-house pleasure gardens, sanctuary clearings, ranger huts. Watertight under weld (verified 192 manifold edges, 0 boundary, 0 non-manifold).
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"--gen-mesh-statue-base", "--gen-mesh-bird-bath",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-candle wax-pillar primitive 80th procedural mesh primitive. Wax pillar candle: • saucer (optional) — wider shallow disc base, the drip catcher that sits on the table • wax — thin tall pillar standing on the saucer (or directly on the ground if saucerR=0) Uses the addClosedCylinderY helper for both pieces — same two-cylinder pattern as --gen-mesh-bird-bath but with a much skinnier upper cylinder. The 81-line handler is mostly arg parsing + validation; geometry is just two helper calls. Useful for chapels / shrines, vigil scenes, witch-hut ritual surfaces, alchemist labs, séance tables, festival- of-lights ground decoration. Set saucerR=0 for a plain candle without the saucer (e.g. for stack-them-on-a-cake contexts). Watertight under weld (verified — wax + saucer are two independent closed cylinders). Milestone: now at 80 procedural mesh primitives.
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"--gen-mesh-planter-box", "--gen-mesh-urn", "--gen-mesh-candle",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-chalice ceremonial goblet 82nd procedural mesh primitive. 3-tier ceremonial chalice: • foot — wide flat base disc (the goblet's footprint on the table) • stem — thin tall connecting column (the holding-grip) • bowl — wider shallow cup at the top Validates that stemR < both footR and bowlR so the silhouette always reads as the classic wide-narrow-wide goblet shape rather than a degenerate cylinder stack. Three more primitives that consume the addClosedCylinderY helper this batch (lantern + chalice from the previous two commits + this), pattern is now well-established. Useful for chapel altars, treasure rooms, royal-court banquet tables, ritual / cult scenes, dwarven mead halls, fairy-tale storybook props. Watertight under weld (verified 252 manifold edges, 0 boundary, 0 non-manifold). Milestone: kArgRequired now reaches 420 documented flags.
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"--gen-mesh-lantern", "--gen-mesh-chalice",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-scroll-case library prop 84th procedural mesh primitive. Cylindrical scroll case / map tube: • body — thin tall Y-axis cylinder (the case proper) • cap (optional) — shorter wider cylinder on top, set capR=0 to skip for a bare stick / rolled-document spine Distinct from --gen-mesh-chalice (foot + stem + bowl silhouette) and --gen-mesh-lantern (4-tier base + globe + neck + cap) — scroll case is the simplest 1-or-2-tier "tube with lid" prop. Useful for wizard-tower libraries, archive shelves, mage- hut detail trim, scribe-table props, scout-courier waist gear. Validates that capR >= bodyR so the lid always reads as a proper top closure rather than a degenerate band. Watertight under weld (verified 168 manifold edges, 0 boundary, 0 non-manifold). Two more clean uses of the addClosedCylinderY helper.
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"--gen-mesh-standing-torch", "--gen-mesh-scroll-case",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-stove pot-bellied wood stove 85th procedural mesh primitive. Two-cylinder pot-bellied stove silhouette: • body — wide round Y-axis cylinder (the stove body that holds the firebox) • chimney — thin tall Y-axis cylinder rising from the top of the body (the smoke vent) Distinct from --gen-mesh-forge (square stone hearth + hood + chimney) and --gen-mesh-chimney (just the rectangular shaft) — stove is the round-cylinder home / workshop variant for cottages, smithies, alchemist labs, ranger huts, dwarven mead-hall corner heaters. Validates that chimneyR < bodyR so the silhouette always reads as a wider-bottom-with-thinner-stack shape rather than a flat tube. Watertight under weld (verified 192 manifold edges, 0 boundary, 0 non-manifold).
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"--gen-mesh-stove",
feat(editor): add --gen-village-pack composite Third composite pack (after --gen-camp-pack and --gen-blacksmith-pack), emitting a 7-primitive village-square scene into <outDir>: • house — main dwelling • outhouse — privy beside it • chimney — for the house roof piece • hitching-post — at the hitching rail • well — village square centerpiece • signpost — pointing the way out of town • haystack — from the nearby farm Together these form a recognizable rural-village hub when arranged in a zone. Uses the existing emitMeshPack helper — the new pack is just an 8-line declarative table. All 7 outputs validate clean (--validate-wom PASSED across the board). Composite-pack catalogue now: camp + blacksmith + village.
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"--gen-camp-pack", "--gen-blacksmith-pack", "--gen-village-pack",
feat(editor): add --gen-graveyard-pack composite Fifth themed mesh pack after camp / blacksmith / village / temple. Cemetery scene emitting a 7-primitive burial yard: • grave — filled plot mound • tombstone — marker stone • coffin — above-ground or open • statue — mourning angel / patron deity • stone-bench — for visitors and mourners • gravel-pile — loose earth from a fresh dig • cage — fence section / mausoleum gate Together these form the standard town-edge burial yard when arranged in a zone. Composite-pack catalogue now: camp + blacksmith + village + temple + graveyard. All 7 outputs validate clean. --list-packs surfaces 10 composite flags total (5 mesh packs + the pre-existing zone/project starter packs).
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"--gen-temple-pack", "--gen-graveyard-pack",
feat(editor): add --gen-tavern-pack composite Eighth themed mesh pack after camp / blacksmith / village / temple / graveyard / garden / dock. Inn/tavern scene emitting a 7-primitive watering-hole layout: • house — the inn building • chimney — above the kitchen hearth • table — the common-room centerpiece • bench — seating • barrel — ale / cider stock • bookshelf — back-wall record / register / library • signpost — the inn-sign post out front Together these form a minimum-viable tavern setup for any roadside inn, town watering-hole, road-house mid-route stop. Composite-pack catalogue: camp + blacksmith + village + temple + graveyard + garden + dock + tavern = 8 themed mesh packs. --list-packs surfaces 13 composites total (including pre-existing zone/project starter packs).
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"--gen-garden-pack", "--gen-dock-pack", "--gen-tavern-pack",
feat(editor): add --gen-arena-pack composite Tenth themed mesh pack after camp / blacksmith / village / temple / graveyard / garden / dock / tavern / mining. Combat-training / gladiator-pit / militia-drill-yard scene emitting a 7-primitive arena layout: • training-dummy — practice target • archery-target — range station • workbench — weapons-rack stand • crate-stack — gear storage • bench — audience seating • water-trough — between-bout refresh • hitching-rail — mount parking Composite-pack catalogue: camp + blacksmith + village + temple + graveyard + garden + dock + tavern + mining + arena = 10 themed mesh packs. --list-packs surfaces 15 total composites including the pre-existing zone/project starter packs. Milestone: ten themed mesh packs covering the full life cycle of a typical role-playing-game town from outdoor camp to blacksmith forge to gladiator arena.
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"--gen-mining-pack", "--gen-arena-pack",
refactor(editor): extract kArgRequired + meta handlers into cli modules Splits the 138-line static-local kArgRequired array (the list of flags requiring positional args) into a new cli_arg_required.{hpp,cpp} module with extern linkage. Then moves the three meta handlers that depended on it out of main.cpp into cli_introspect.cpp: - --validate-cli-help (uses the array for self-check) - --version / -v (3-line printf) - --help / -h (1-line passthrough) main.cpp shrinks by 191 lines (677 to 486). Both the early missing-argument detector in main() and --validate-cli-help in cli_introspect.cpp now share one source of truth for the arg-required list.
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"--gen-mesh-table", "--gen-mesh-lamppost", "--gen-mesh-bed",
"--gen-mesh-ladder", "--gen-mesh-well", "--gen-mesh-signpost",
"--gen-mesh-mailbox", "--gen-mesh-tombstone", "--gen-mesh-crate",
"--gen-mesh-stool", "--gen-mesh-cauldron", "--gen-mesh-gate",
"--gen-mesh-beehive", "--gen-mesh-weathervane",
"--gen-mesh-scarecrow", "--gen-mesh-sundial",
feat(editor): add --gen-mesh-archway-double twin-passage primitive 58th procedural mesh: 5-box double archway — 3 vertical posts (left / shared center / right) plus 2 horizontal lintels each spanning one opening. Pairs with the existing single --gen-mesh-archway for plaza approaches, double-door tomb fronts, formal garden entrances, paired temple entries. Defaults to 1.40m × 2 openings with 2.40m opening height (~3.16m total width × 2.60m height including lintels).
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"--gen-mesh-podium", "--gen-mesh-brazier", "--gen-mesh-archway-double",
refactor(editor): extract kArgRequired + meta handlers into cli modules Splits the 138-line static-local kArgRequired array (the list of flags requiring positional args) into a new cli_arg_required.{hpp,cpp} module with extern linkage. Then moves the three meta handlers that depended on it out of main.cpp into cli_introspect.cpp: - --validate-cli-help (uses the array for self-check) - --version / -v (3-line printf) - --help / -h (1-line passthrough) main.cpp shrinks by 191 lines (677 to 486). Both the early missing-argument detector in main() and --validate-cli-help in cli_introspect.cpp now share one source of truth for the arg-required list.
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"--gen-texture-gradient",
"--gen-mesh-from-heightmap", "--export-mesh-heightmap",
"--displace-mesh",
"--scale-mesh", "--translate-mesh", "--strip-mesh",
"--gen-texture-noise", "--gen-texture-noise-color", "--rotate-mesh",
"--center-mesh", "--flip-mesh-normals", "--mirror-mesh",
"--smooth-mesh-normals",
"--merge-meshes",
"--gen-texture-radial", "--gen-texture-stripes", "--gen-texture-dots",
"--gen-texture-rings", "--gen-texture-checker", "--gen-texture-brick",
"--gen-texture-wood", "--gen-texture-grass", "--gen-texture-fabric",
"--gen-texture-cobble", "--gen-texture-marble", "--gen-texture-metal",
"--gen-texture-leather", "--gen-texture-sand", "--gen-texture-snow",
"--gen-texture-lava", "--gen-texture-tile", "--gen-texture-bark",
"--gen-texture-clouds", "--gen-texture-stars", "--gen-texture-vines",
"--gen-texture-mosaic", "--gen-texture-rust", "--gen-texture-circuit",
"--gen-texture-coral", "--gen-texture-flame", "--gen-texture-tartan",
"--gen-texture-argyle", "--gen-texture-herringbone",
"--gen-texture-scales", "--gen-texture-stained-glass",
"--gen-texture-shingles", "--gen-texture-frost",
"--gen-texture-parquet", "--gen-texture-bubbles",
"--gen-texture-spider-web", "--gen-texture-gingham",
"--gen-texture-lattice", "--gen-texture-honeycomb",
"--gen-texture-cracked", "--gen-texture-runes",
"--gen-texture-leopard", "--gen-texture-zebra",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-chainmail interlinked rings 48th procedural texture: brick-offset ring outlines. Even and odd rows are shifted by half a cell width so each ring interlocks visually with its neighbors above and below — the classic chainmail-armor pattern. Each pixel is tested against the nearest ring center; if its distance lies inside [ringR - strokeW/2, ringR + strokeW/2] it's painted as the ring color, otherwise background. Useful for armor textures (mail tunics, helms, gauntlets), metallic fabric set dressing on guard NPCs, and dungeon gate/grate textures. Default ring radius 5 on a 14x10 brick spacing reads cleanly at 256x256 without aliasing.
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"--gen-texture-knit", "--gen-texture-chainmail",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-corrugated metal-sheet ridges 50th procedural texture: smooth cosine ridges that lerp between bgHex (trough) and hiHex (crest) over a configurable period. Direction defaults to vertical ridges (wave varies along X) — the standard corrugated-sheet-metal-roof look — with optional horizontal mode for siding panels and pipe texturing. Useful for sheet-metal roofing, corrugated-iron walls, sci-fi paneling, and any "ridged plate" surface where the existing flat --gen-texture-metal would read as too uniform. Default 16px period at 256x256 reads cleanly with about 16 ridges across the tile.
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"--gen-texture-planks", "--gen-texture-corrugated",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-caustics water-shimmer pattern 52nd procedural texture: water-surface caustics via four superimposed sine waves running along x, y, x+y, and x-y. Each wave is taken in absolute value before multiplication so peaks shine on either side of the wave centerline, giving the bright-line interference network you see on a pool floor or sunlit shallow streambed. Two-color lerp from bgHex (depth) to hiHex (highlight). Default 24-pixel period reads at the right scale for water- plane underlay; pass a smaller period for tighter ripple. Useful as the floor texture under transparent water volumes, magic-fountain pools, fish-tank ground plates, ritual scrying basins, and any "submerged surface seen through clear water" effect.
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"--gen-texture-rope", "--gen-texture-caustics",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-studs riveted-armor pattern 54th procedural texture: grid of round rivet caps with an inner highlight. Each stud has: • outer ring (40%-100% of studR) at the studHex base color • inner core (0-40% of studR) at studHex × 1.4 brightness • bg color outside studR The 40% bright core sells the 3D rivet appearance — a flat solid circle (which --gen-texture-dots already produces) reads as a polka dot, while the bright/dim concentric pair reads as a metal stud catching light. Useful for studded leather armor, riveted plate, banded mail trim, dwarven hauberks, prison-cell door reinforcement, ship hull plating. Default 24-stride grid with R=7 reads cleanly at typical body-armor scale.
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"--gen-texture-starburst", "--gen-texture-studs",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-woodgrain end-cut tree-rings 56th procedural texture: concentric annual growth rings centered slightly off-image (at -W*0.2, H/2) so the texture shows sweeping arcs across most of its area rather than the bullseye --gen-texture-rings produces. Per-ring jitter shifts the dark-band center within each ring's annular cell, so adjacent rings don't read as a perfect modulus pattern — mimics real annual-growth variation. Brightness lerps from lightHex (early-wood) to darkHex (late-wood / heartwood) with a smooth triangular falloff at the dark-band peak. First procedural texture to use the new cli_arg_parse helpers for the optional spacing/seed/W/H args. Useful for tabletops, log-end caps (chopped firewood stumps), barrel lids, beam cross-sections, plank ends — distinct from --gen-texture-wood which renders vertical grain streaks for plank surfaces.
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"--gen-texture-moss", "--gen-texture-woodgrain",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-pinstripe formal-fabric pattern 58th procedural texture: thin vertical lines at every `stride` x position, with optional thicker "feature" line every Nth stripe. The periodic doubled-thickness emphasis is what distinguishes this from --gen-texture-stripes (which renders wide alternating bands of each color). Each stripe is centered within its column and has configurable lineW; feature stripes are 2× the regular width. Set featureEvery=0 to disable feature emphasis for a uniform pinstripe pattern. Useful for noble-house tabards, formal-attire fabric, banker's counter cloth, sci-fi panel detailing, royal- guard uniform trim, library / archive carpet runners. Default 12-pixel stride, 1-pixel line, feature every 6th stripe gives the classic suit-pinstripe look at 256x256.
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"--gen-texture-carbon", "--gen-texture-pinstripe",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-snake-skin diamond-scale pattern 60th procedural texture: brick-offset grid of diamond-shaped scales using L1 (taxicab) metric so |dx|/halfW + |dy|/halfH < 1 inside each diamond. Even rows are aligned with the cell grid; odd rows shift by halfW so adjacent scales touch tangentially along their points — the classic snake/dragon hide pattern. A thin dark outline at d ∈ [outlineFrac, 1] gives definition; outline color is automatically derived as scaleHex × 0.4 (2/5 brightness). Set outlineW=0 to skip the outline for a smoother painted-scale look. Distinct from --gen-texture-scales (overlapping circles for fish/dragon scales) and --gen-texture-chainmail (rings for metal mail). Useful for snake-cult robe trim, naga skin, dragon-scale armor inserts, lizardman set dressing, basilisk-themed dungeon decor.
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"--gen-texture-camo", "--gen-texture-snake-skin",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-bamboo jungle-stalk pattern 62nd procedural texture: vertical bamboo stalks with cylindrical sin² brightness shading + horizontal darker node bands at regular Y intervals. Each stalk gets a small hash-derived hue jitter (±15) so adjacent stalks don't read as a perfect repeat. Per-pixel logic: • 10% horizontal gap between stalks (gapFrac=0.10) → visible bg seam between bamboo stalks • Inside the stalk, brightness = sin²(insetFraction * π) rising from 0 at the stalk edge to 1 at the centerline • Every nodeY pixels, a `nodeBand`-tall horizontal strip has its brightness knocked down to 2/3 — the segmented bamboo joint look Useful for jungle huts, pandaren / asian-themed architecture, swamp boardwalks, tropical-tribe weapon trim, brewmaster zone trim. Default 24-pitch / 64-spacing / 4-band reads as adult-bamboo at typical 256x256 wall-tile scale.
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"--gen-texture-mesh-screen", "--gen-texture-bamboo",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-rust-streaks vertical-drip pattern 64th procedural texture: vertical rust drips on a metal base. Each streak is a hash-derived (x position, width 1..4 px, top y, length H/3..H) band that fades from full rust at the top to bg at the bottom — the "streak" effect of years of rain washing rust down from rivets and seams. Distinct from --gen-texture-rust (generic surface noise) — this is the directional-drip variant for: • weathered metal walls (especially under high windows) • sewer-grate backings under standing puddles • ship-hull stains below scupper ports • abandoned-machinery panels under leaking pipes Deterministic from seed: re-running with same args produces the byte-identical image. Default 40 streaks at 256x256 gives a reasonable "lightly aged" intensity; bump streakCount for heavier corrosion.
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"--gen-texture-blueprint", "--gen-texture-rust-streaks",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-diamond-grid solid-shape tile 66th procedural texture: axis-aligned grid of solid diamond shapes (no row offset) separated by visible bg gaps. Each cell hosts one diamond computed via L1 (taxicab) metric: |dx|/halfW + |dy|/halfH < fillFrac. Distinct from --gen-texture-snake-skin (brick-offset diamonds that touch tangentially with a derived dark outline) — this variant uses uniform spacing and a configurable fill fraction so diamonds float in clean grid rows. fillFrac = 0.80 default gives a 20% bg-gap moat between diamonds; bump near 1.0 for nearly-touching chevron-floor look, drop to 0.5 for sparse polka-diamond. Useful for clean tile floors, mosaic inlay panels, banner seamless backgrounds, formal heraldry trim, jeweled-cloak tabards.
2026-05-09 12:47:28 -07:00
"--gen-texture-plaid", "--gen-texture-diamond-grid",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-chevron V-stripe pattern 68th procedural texture: stack of V-shape stripes with sharp seams. Within each vertical period the upper half slopes one way and the lower half slopes the other; the distance from the apex is added as an x-shift to the stripe-column test, so stripes follow the V profile and form clean chevrons. Distinct from --gen-texture-herringbone (which alternates slab orientation between cells) and --gen-texture-zebra (sinusoidal stripes with no seam) — chevron has the characteristic sharp V transition. Useful for military insignia, sportswear, heraldic banners, roadwork signage, paladin tabards, ranger cloaks. Default 24-period / 24-stride / 6-wide gives a chunky chevron at 256x256; tighter values read as fine ribbon trim.
2026-05-09 12:57:47 -07:00
"--gen-texture-houndstooth", "--gen-texture-chevron",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-swirl logarithmic-spiral 70th procedural texture: N-arm logarithmic spiral. Each pixel computes its polar angle minus log(r)*spiralFactor and tests whether that "spiral phase" falls inside any arm's angular band (mod 2π/N). Distinct from --gen-texture-starburst (straight rays from center) — this is the curved-arm vortex variant. Small spiralFactor gives loose pinwheel arms; large factor gives tight whirlpool spirals. Useful for magic sigils, summoning circles, ritual floor markings, mystical-pool surfaces, mage-tower mosaic floors, shaman-totem ground inlays. Center-based pattern (doesn't tile seamlessly), so best used as standalone decals rather than wall textures.
2026-05-09 13:08:07 -07:00
"--gen-texture-dunes", "--gen-texture-swirl",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-mold Worley-noise patches 72nd procedural texture: Worley (cellular) noise thresholded into mold patches. Each grid cell hosts a hash-jittered center; each pixel computes its distance to the nearest center across 9 surrounding cells (current + 8 neighbors) and is painted as mold if that distance is below thresholdFrac × stride. Distinct from --gen-texture-moss (single-spot per cell with hash-derived presence/jitter/radius) — mold has irregular field-shaped patches following the Voronoi cell boundaries rather than discrete circles, mimicking real fungal growth along surfaces. Useful for cellars, dungeon walls, plague zones, sewer overflow, food-warehouse spoilage, witch-hut detail trim. Default 18-stride / 0.55-threshold gives a moderate infestation; bump threshold near 0.9 for full coverage.
2026-05-09 13:19:30 -07:00
"--gen-texture-ironbark", "--gen-texture-mold",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-lightbeam vertical-ray gradient 74th procedural texture: vertical light-beam / sun-ray gradient. Each pixel's brightness is the product of two fade factors: • vertical: 1.0 at the bright end, vFadeFrac at the dim end (direction flag selects bright-top 'd' or bright- bottom 'u') • radial: 1.0 inside the bright core (within beamHalfW of centerline), then linearly to 0.0 at the texture edge Two-color blend from bgHex to beamHex by combined brightness. Useful for dust-mote sunbeams through cathedral windows, holy radiance auras, crystal glow halos, lighthouse beams, projector / stage-light columns, ritual-summoning effects. First procedural texture with a directional flag (u / d) — flexible orientation for ceiling-down vs floor-up beams.
2026-05-09 13:30:57 -07:00
"--gen-texture-embroidery", "--gen-texture-lightbeam",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-pinwheel sector mandala 76th procedural texture: N alternating colored triangular wedges radiating from the texture center, each subtending 2π/N radians. Each pixel computes its angle via atan2 and maps to a sector index; even sectors get color A, odd get color B. Distinct from --gen-texture-starburst (thin rays with bg between them) and --gen-texture-swirl (curved spiral arms) — pinwheel uses solid-fill alternating wedges with no bg. Useful for ceiling-decoration medallions, sun-mandala designs, magical-wheel symbols, wind-rose floor inlays, heraldic radial backgrounds, druid-circle ground markings. Default 8 sectors gives the classic pinwheel look; bump to 12-16 for finer subdivisions, or drop to 2-4 for bold quadrant patterns.
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"--gen-texture-dewdrops", "--gen-texture-pinwheel",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-crackle Voronoi cell-boundary 78th procedural texture: fine cracks following Voronoi cell boundaries. For each pixel, the algorithm finds the two nearest jittered cell centers (across 9 surrounding cells); the difference between (distance to second-nearest) and (distance to nearest) approximates distance to the cell boundary line. Pixels under crackW from the boundary get the crack color; inside cells get the base. Distinct from --gen-texture-cracked (wide stone cracks at large scale via random walk) and --gen-texture-frost (6-spike crystal rosettes from seeded points) — crackle is the fine-mud / dry-leather / parched-earth variant for desert ground / aged-document / drought-cracked-mud zones. Useful for desert-floor zones, aged-leather armor sections, parched-earth dungeon floors, dragon-burned ground, mummified-flesh trim, ancient-document parchment.
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"--gen-texture-scratched-metal", "--gen-texture-crackle",
feat(editor): add --gen-texture-halftone gradient-modulated dots 80th procedural texture: regular grid of dots whose radii grow with a configurable gradient direction. Three modes: • v (vertical) — radii grow top-to-bottom • h (horizontal) — radii grow left-to-right • r (radial) — radii grow from texture center outward Mimics the comic-print / newspaper image-reproduction trick of varying dot size to encode grayscale. Distinct from --gen-texture-dots (uniform radius across the grid) and --gen-texture-studs (uniform with derived inner highlight) — halftone is the gradient-modulated variant. Useful for retro-comic / newspaper-aesthetic surfaces, vintage- poster overlays, sci-fi monitor screens (radial mode reads as CRT vignette), banner gradient detail, dawn/dusk sky overlays. Default 16-stride / maxR=7 / vertical reads as classic comic shading at 256x256.
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"--gen-texture-star", "--gen-texture-halftone",
refactor(editor): extract kArgRequired + meta handlers into cli modules Splits the 138-line static-local kArgRequired array (the list of flags requiring positional args) into a new cli_arg_required.{hpp,cpp} module with extern linkage. Then moves the three meta handlers that depended on it out of main.cpp into cli_introspect.cpp: - --validate-cli-help (uses the array for self-check) - --version / -v (3-line printf) - --help / -h (1-line passthrough) main.cpp shrinks by 191 lines (677 to 486). Both the early missing-argument detector in main() and --validate-cli-help in cli_introspect.cpp now share one source of truth for the arg-required list.
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"--validate-glb", "--info-glb", "--info-glb-tree", "--info-glb-bytes",
"--validate-jsondbc", "--check-glb-bounds", "--validate-stl",
"--validate-png", "--validate-blp",
"--zone-summary", "--info-zone-tree", "--info-project-tree",
"--info-zone-bytes", "--info-project-bytes",
"--info-zone-extents", "--info-project-extents",
"--info-zone-water", "--info-project-water",
"--info-zone-density", "--info-project-density",
"--export-zone-summary-md", "--export-quest-graph",
"--export-zone-csv", "--export-zone-html", "--export-project-html",
"--export-project-md", "--export-zone-checksum", "--export-project-checksum",
"--validate-project-checksum",
"--scaffold-zone", "--mvp-zone", "--add-tile", "--remove-tile", "--list-tiles",
"--for-each-zone", "--for-each-tile", "--zone-stats", "--info-tilemap",
"--list-zone-deps", "--list-project-orphans", "--remove-project-orphans",
"--check-zone-refs", "--check-zone-content",
"--check-project-content", "--check-project-refs",
"--export-zone-deps-md", "--export-zone-spawn-png",
"--add-creature", "--add-object", "--add-quest", "--add-item",
"--random-populate-zone", "--random-populate-items",
"--info-zone-audio", "--snap-zone-to-ground", "--audit-zone-spawns",
"--info-project-audio", "--snap-project-to-ground",
"--audit-project-spawns", "--list-zone-spawns", "--list-project-spawns",
"--gen-random-zone", "--gen-random-project", "--gen-zone-texture-pack",
"--gen-zone-mesh-pack", "--gen-zone-starter-pack",
"--gen-project-starter-pack", "--gen-audio-tone",
"--gen-audio-noise", "--gen-audio-sweep", "--gen-zone-audio-pack",
"--info-zone-summary", "--info-project-summary",
"--info-zone-deps", "--info-project-deps",
"--gen-zone-readme", "--gen-project-readme",
"--validate-zone-pack", "--validate-project-packs", "--info-spawn",
"--diff-zone-spawns",
"--list-items", "--info-item", "--set-item", "--export-zone-items-md",
"--export-project-items-md", "--export-project-items-csv",
"--add-quest-objective", "--add-quest-reward-item", "--set-quest-reward",
"--remove-quest-objective", "--clone-quest", "--clone-creature",
"--clone-item", "--validate-items", "--validate-project-items",
"--info-project-items",
"--clone-object",
"--remove-creature", "--remove-object", "--remove-quest", "--remove-item",
"--copy-zone-items",
"--copy-zone", "--rename-zone", "--remove-zone",
"--clear-zone-content", "--strip-zone", "--strip-project",
"--repair-zone", "--repair-project",
"--gen-makefile", "--gen-project-makefile",
"--build-woc", "--regen-collision", "--fix-zone",
"--export-png", "--export-obj", "--import-obj",
"--export-wob-obj", "--import-wob-obj",
"--export-woc-obj", "--export-whm-obj",
"--export-glb", "--export-wob-glb", "--export-whm-glb",
"--export-stl", "--import-stl",
"--bake-zone-glb", "--bake-zone-stl", "--bake-zone-obj",
"--bake-project-obj", "--bake-project-stl", "--bake-project-glb",
feat(editor): add --bake-zone-collision aggregator Walks every .wom and .wob under <zoneDir>, optionally welds each one independently (per-mesh / per-WOB-group), and appends its triangles to a single WoweeCollision. Useful for shipping a zone — one .woc artifact holds all object collision so the server side has just one file to load. Per-file weld preserves between-object boundaries: two distinct WOMs sitting at the same world position keep their topology separate even if their corner positions happen to overlap. Same flag surface as the single-file bakers: optional [out.woc] (defaults to <zoneDir>/zone.woc), --weld <eps>, --steep <deg> for the walkable/steep slope cutoff. Smoke tested over /tmp/migtest: scanned 79 WOM + 1 WOB, produced 9259-triangle WOC (1563 walkable, 1943 steep) with correct world bounds.
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"--bake-wom-collision", "--bake-wob-collision", "--bake-zone-collision",
feat(editor): add --audit-watertight-wob building QA tool Sibling of --audit-watertight that walks every .wob under <root> and runs the welded watertight check on every group. A WOB passes only if every group is closed — interior rooms in a real building should each be a closed solid even though the building as a whole has intentional portal openings between them. Per-failure detail lists which groups failed and why (boundary edge count + non-manifold edge count). Exit code is the number of failed buildings (capped at 255) — same CI-friendly contract as the WOM audit. Smoke tested against /tmp/migtest cube.wob: PASS, 12 tris, exit code 0.
2026-05-09 11:33:10 -07:00
"--audit-watertight", "--audit-watertight-wob",
refactor(editor): extract kArgRequired + meta handlers into cli modules Splits the 138-line static-local kArgRequired array (the list of flags requiring positional args) into a new cli_arg_required.{hpp,cpp} module with extern linkage. Then moves the three meta handlers that depended on it out of main.cpp into cli_introspect.cpp: - --validate-cli-help (uses the array for self-check) - --version / -v (3-line printf) - --help / -h (1-line passthrough) main.cpp shrinks by 191 lines (677 to 486). Both the early missing-argument detector in main() and --validate-cli-help in cli_introspect.cpp now share one source of truth for the arg-required list.
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"--convert-m2", "--convert-m2-batch",
"--convert-wmo", "--convert-wmo-batch",
"--convert-dbc-json", "--convert-dbc-batch", "--convert-json-dbc",
"--convert-blp-png", "--convert-blp-batch",
"--migrate-wom", "--migrate-zone", "--migrate-project",
"--migrate-data-tree", "--info-data-tree", "--strip-data-tree",
"--audit-data-tree",
"--migrate-jsondbc",
};
const std::size_t kArgRequiredSize =
sizeof(kArgRequired) / sizeof(kArgRequired[0]);
} // namespace cli
} // namespace editor
} // namespace wowee
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