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feat(brush): tilt, textured brushes, erasing inside symbols, profiles in the merge (M7) - #328
The second slice of brushes and erasing (M7). It covers the "not yet" items from ADR 0068 and
ADR 0034: pen tilt, textured brushes, erasing inside symbols, and gradients and width profiles
kept through the merge. Design: ADR 0093 (docs/adr/0093-tilt-textured-brushes-and-profiles-in-the-merge.md).
Width profiles go through the merge.
Planar-merge stroke pieces now report the stretches of their source path they run along
(Piece::spans, in path positions k + t).
WidthProfile::along carries the profile onto each piece by arc length. Width points move
to the same place on the piece, and the widths are held at cuts. Running backwards swaps
left and right.
A variable-width line cut by another line or by the Eraser keeps its widths in every piece.
Variable-width lines and pressured Paint Brush lines are raw now.
Gradients: an erased gradient keeps its gradient in place in both pieces (tested against
the stage-space paint and the renderer).
Erasing inside symbols.
Inside an open symbol, group or drawing object, the Eraser erases its shapes. Every
instance shows it, and one undo step undoes it.
On the stage, symbols and objects stay whole. draw.erase reports kept: {symbols, objects},
and the status bar says to double-click to erase inside.
Tilt.
Per sample: [x, y, pressure, altitude, azimuth] in Pointer Events terms.
tilt_angle sets the tip angle to angle + azimuth. tilt_width sets the size to
×(1 + lean). Both are analytic.
When the tip turns, the sweep is computed in stage space, piecewise, at most 3° a piece.
A mouse is unaffected, and strokes without tilt take the old code path.
Textured brushes, still vector.
Texture is a fixed paper grain of holes on the stage, scaled to the tip.
Scatter throws dabs sideways at 60–100 % size, from a fixed hash, so it is
deterministic.
New built-ins: Charcoal and Spatter (nine brushes in all).
Shell: Properties gets Texture and Scatter, and the eraser gets its status hints. All the
text goes through tr!.
The Tilt options are hidden (Angle, Width) until a pointer event has carried tilt this
session (App::pen_tilt_seen, read in one place, brushtool::frame_tilt). After that they
appear by themselves. The model, the point format and the command params stay, so scripts and
MCP can paint with tilt. A UI test checks both states.
Fix: fit_curve could put a handle about 100× too long on a tiny, nearly closed
stretch. Handles are now bounded by the points' arc length.
Design decisions
No platform tablet API for tilt. winit 0.30 reports tilt only on iOS, and egui 0.36's
touch events carry only force. Reading Wintab, Windows Ink, NSEvent or XInput2 would mean unsafe, FFI, and a code path per OS. The model, command and settings are ready; the gap is
documented in the ADR and in the hover text.
Texture is vector. It is a distance field clamped by fixed noise, never bitmaps. It merges,
erases, scales and exports everywhere with no new paint kind and no format change.
One stroke style per profiled stroke in the merge, so its pieces never chain into another
stroke.
Lines are still cut by their centre line, as in ADR 0034.
No new command namespace, so the plug-in policy is unchanged.
Not in this slice
Reading tilt on desktop systems (waits for winit); bitmap, art and pattern brushes; eraser
pressure, tilt and presets; a live preview through texture, scatter and tilt.
How it was tested
cargo test (whole workspace, including panic_hunt_every_command), cargo clippy --all-targets -D warnings and cargo deny check licenses bans sources: all
green.
New tests:
Tilt maps to angle and width analytically (90° gives ×1; 0° toward 30° gives angle+30 and
×2; 45° gives ×1.5).
A tilted flat nib matches a 90° nib within 3 % of its area.
Tilt options without tilt in the points change nothing.
The Paint Brush profile is 2.0 when the pen lies flat.
Texture: area down, holes present, bounds never grow, deterministic.
Scatter: within its reach, deterministic.
Profiles carried onto pieces: forwards, backwards, across segments, uncut gives the
identity, hostile spans.
Planar spans.
An erased gradient's paint is unchanged in stage space.
Erasing a profiled line: each piece's width matches the source within 0.06 at 11 places;
re-merging keeps the profiles; the file round-trips.
Erasing inside an open symbol, checked against the renderer, and its undo.
Measured (release, median of 15):
Stroke
Time
Anchors
Charcoal
7.2 ms
896
Spatter
2.6 ms
395
Turning flat nib with tilt (201 samples)
21.4 ms
36
Widening round tip
1.5 ms
16
Chalk's anchors went from 321 to 245 after the fitter fix.
Screenshots
--open tiltbrush, which shows:
a flat nib whose angle follows the pen's azimuth along an S;
a round brush widening as the pen lies down;
Charcoal's paper grain and Spatter;
the Brush options with Charcoal chosen (Texture and Scatter, no Tilt row).
--open erasemerge, which shows:
a raw red-to-blue gradient rectangle cut by an eraser stroke, each piece keeping its part of
the gradient;
a tapered raw line cut twice, each piece keeping its widths;
a symbol the eraser passed over, with the status-bar hint.
--screenshot shots/now.png is unchanged.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
Added pen-tilt controls and support for tilt data in brush strokes.
Added brush texture and scatter controls, plus Charcoal and Spatter presets.
Variable-width strokes and gradient fills now retain their appearance when merged or erased.
Erasing over symbols and drawing objects now reports what was kept and how to edit it.
Bug Fixes
Improved curve fitting for strokes with invalid or overly long handles.
Brushes now support tilt-responsive shaping, texture, and scatter. Stroke pieces retain width profiles through merging and erasing. Erase results report symbols and other artwork that remain intact.
Brush samples and settings support tilt, texture, and scatter. The UI and presets expose these settings, and command inputs accept tilt data. Tests cover shaping, presets, and input validation.
Stroke pieces retain source-path spans. Merge processing maps width profiles to each piece by arc length. Profiled strokes can enter the merge path. The curve fitter also uses its existing fallback when solved handles exceed input arc length.
Erase responses include counts for retained symbols and other artwork. Tests cover gradient and width preservation, stage erasing, and erasing inside opened symbols. The eraser tool reports retained artwork.
sequenceDiagram
participant draw.brush
participant cmds_brush
participant geom_brush
draw.brush->>cmds_brush: point samples and brush options
cmds_brush->>geom_brush: samples with tilt and shaping settings
geom_brush->>cmds_brush: vector outline
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 2ba2f
Width-profiled lines can change shape or lose a segment after being cut, erased or merged, and some tilt and texture edge cases render incorrectly. Heavily segmented paths may make drawing or erasing slow. These should be fixed or accepted before merge.
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Assert that the remerge keeps the profiled strokes before comparing them.
The post-drop check compares only total element counts. The profile comparison then filters both lists and zips them. If the drop clears every profile and leaves the element count unchanged, the loop runs zero times and the test still passes. The earlier count of two applies only to the pre-drop state.
Filter both lists first. Assert that the post-drop profiled count matches the pre-drop count and that it is nonzero before comparing the profiles.
Suggested fix
let after = profiled(&t);
assert_eq!(after.len(), before.len());
- for (a, b) in after.iter().filter(|p| p.2.is_some()).zip(before.iter().filter(|p| p.2.is_some())) {+ let after_profiled: Vec<_> = after.iter().filter(|p| p.2.is_some()).collect();+ let before_profiled: Vec<_> = before.iter().filter(|p| p.2.is_some()).collect();+ assert!(!before_profiled.is_empty());+ assert_eq!(after_profiled.len(), before_profiled.len(), "the drop must keep every profile");+ for (a, b) in after_profiled.iter().zip(before_profiled.iter()) {
let (pa, pb) = (a.2.as_ref().unwrap(), b.2.as_ref().unwrap());
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/erase_tests.rs at line 313:
Update the post-drop profile comparison to collect the profiled entries from both lists before zipping them. In the test around `profiled`, assert that the pre-drop profiled set is nonempty and that the post-drop set has the same count, then compare the profiles while preserving the existing total-element-count check.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @crates/doc/src/width.rs:
- Around line 321-323: Preserve the source width interpolation when building the
shortened point list in the loop over ordered; copying each WidthPoint and
passing it to WidthProfile::new recalculates tangents and changes widths. Retain
the restricted interpolation data if supported, or sample the source profile
with a bounded width error before constructing the piece profile, so widths
outside the removed region remain unchanged.
- Line 285: Update the `inside` predicate to use strict comparisons against
`first` and `last` without applying `MERGE`, so cut-boundary samples within the
merge tolerance of either profile endpoint are retained. Preserve the existing
endpoint exclusion behavior for values equal to or outside the endpoints.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/cmds_erase.rs:
- Line 99: Update the `(0, _)` guidance so it explicitly includes retained text
and explains that users must break text apart with Ctrl+B before erasing part of
it. Keep the double-click with the Selection tool instruction specific to
drawing objects.
- Line 170: Update kept_under to avoid calling Session::element_bounds
separately for each non-shape element: read s.display_list() once and build a
per-element bounds index in one pass. Confirm whether ElementId supports hashing
or ordering before choosing the index type, and preserve element_bounds’ padding
and transform behavior when unioning bounds.
Review comments at @crates/engine/src/merge.rs:
- Line 152: In remerge_doc, check the element transform’s orientation before
passing the stroke to the merge; for orientation-reversing transforms, exchange
left and right at every profile point. Preserve the existing mean_scale() width
scaling for both reflected and non-reflected transforms.
Review comments at @crates/geom/src/brush.rs:
- Around line 298-299: Update the fitted centre-line sampling path around the
`lean` interpolation so flattening does not discard source tilt breakpoints;
retain and sample the original tilt changes, including the flat middle point in
a 90, 0, 90 drag, so `tilt_width` and the Paint Brush profile preserve the
expected widening.
- Around line 977-978: Update the area-measurement helpers used by the
textured-outline assertions in brush.rs and the Charcoal bounds in
brush_library_tests.rs to compute even-odd filled area, subtracting holes rather
than summing every contour’s absolute area; adjust the affected bounds to match
the corrected measurements.
- Line 566: Update the contour handling that iterates over `trace::contours` to
detect when the total loop count exceeds `MAX_LOOPS` and return an empty `Path`
in that case. Keep the cap and process all loops when the count is within it; do
not retain an arbitrary prefix.
- Line 420: Update the brush bounds and stamp-reach calculations associated with
the `m` transform to account for √2 corner extent when `turns` is true and
`tip.shape` is square. Keep the existing extent for round tips and non-turning
strokes.
Review comments at @crates/geom/src/planar.rs:
- Line 919: Update the edge data used by Map::build to retain each stroke
owner’s source segment and parameter range, then update emit_spans to derive
spans from the source belonging to the owner selected by Piece.item rather than
from the edge’s first contributor. Preserve the existing span behavior when the
selected owner is also the first contributor.
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Review comments at @crates/engine/src/erase_tests.rs:
- Line 313: Update the post-drop profile comparison to collect the profiled
entries from both lists before zipping them. In the test around `profiled`,
assert that the pre-drop profiled set is nonempty and that the post-drop set has
the same count, then compare the profiles while preserving the existing
total-element-count check.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep boundary samples when a cut lies within MERGE of a profile endpoint.
inside rejects a piece boundary within MERGE (1e-3) of the profile's first or last width point. For a cut at t = 0.0005 on a TaperBoth line, no start sample is added. The point at t = 0 is then outside the retained window, so the piece starts at the peak width of 1.0 instead of about 0.001. The end side has the same gap.
The point-merge tolerance does not need to gate these samples. WidthProfile::from already collapses points closer than MERGE, so a boundary sample close to an existing point does not create a duplicate. Use exact endpoint comparisons instead.
Suggested fix
--- "a/crates/doc/src/width.rs"+++ "b/crates/doc/src/width.rs"@@ -282,7 +282,7 @@
let m = Measure::new(path);
let pts = self.points();
let (first, last) = (pts.first().map_or(0.0, |p| p.t), pts.last().map_or(1.0, |p| p.t));
- let inside = |f: f32| f > first + MERGE && f < last - MERGE;+ let inside = |f: f32| f > first && f < last;
// Each stretch: its subpath, and where it starts and ends along it (arc length).
let parts: Vec<(usize, f64, f64)> = spans.iter().take(4096).filter_map(|sp| Some((m.locate(sp[0])?, m.locate(sp[1])?))).filter(|(a, b)| a.0 == b.0).map(|(a, b)| (a.0, a.1, b.1)).collect();
let total: f64 = parts.iter().map(|(_, a, b)| (b - a).abs()).sum();
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let inside = |f:f32| f > first + MERGE&& f < last - MERGE;
let inside = |f:f32| f > first && f < last;
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Review comment at @crates/doc/src/width.rs at line 285:
Update the `inside` predicate to use strict comparisons against `first` and `last` without applying `MERGE`, so cut-boundary samples within the merge tolerance of either profile endpoint are retained. Preserve the existing endpoint exclusion behavior for values equal to or outside the endpoints.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Preserve the interpolated widths between retained points.
Copying the source points does not preserve their interpolation tangents. WidthProfile::new(out) recalculates those tangents from the shortened point list.
For TaperBoth, along(&line, &[[1.0, 1.5]]) produces two points and linear interpolation. At the piece midpoint, the new width factor is 0.5; the source factor at 0.25 is 0.625. With nominal width 80, each edge moves by 5 units. Erasing or splitting therefore changes artwork outside the removed region.
Preserve the restricted interpolation, or sample the source profile with a bounded width error before constructing the piece profile.
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Review comment at @crates/doc/src/width.rs around lines 321 - 323:
Preserve the source width interpolation when building the shortened point list in the loop over ordered; copying each WidthPoint and passing it to WidthProfile::new recalculates tangents and changes widths. Retain the restricted interpolation data if supported, or sample the source profile with a bounded width error before constructing the piece profile, so widths outside the removed region remain unchanged.
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(_, 0) => "the eraser keeps symbols on the stage; double-click one with the Selection tool (or select it and use Edit Symbols) to erase inside it".to_string(),
(0, _) => "the eraser keeps drawing objects; double-click one with the Selection tool to erase inside it".to_string(),
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Correct the no-op guidance for retained text.
The (0, _) message counts retained text as a drawing object. For text, a double-click with the Selection tool opens text editing, so the message does not lead to an erase-inside action. To erase part of text, the user must break it apart with Ctrl+B first. Update the message to name text and give that route.
Suggested fix
--- "a/crates/engine/src/cmds_erase.rs"+++ "b/crates/engine/src/cmds_erase.rs"@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@
let why = match kept {
(0, 0) => why.to_string(),
(_, 0) => "the eraser keeps symbols on the stage; double-click one with the Selection tool (or select it and use Edit Symbols) to erase inside it".to_string(),
- (0, _) => "the eraser keeps drawing objects; double-click one with the Selection tool to erase inside it".to_string(),+ (0, _) => "the eraser keeps drawing objects and text; double-click a drawing object with the Selection tool to erase inside it, or break text apart (Ctrl+B) first".to_string(),
_ => "the eraser keeps symbols and drawing objects; double-click one with the Selection tool to erase inside it".to_string(),
};
Ok(json!({"erased": false, "mode": mode.key(), "elements": [], "reason": why, "kept": {"symbols": kept.0, "objects": kept.1}}))
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Suggested change
(0, _) => "the eraser keeps drawing objects; double-click one with the Selection tool to erase inside it".to_string(),
(0, _) => "the eraser keeps drawing objects and text; double-click a drawing object with the Selection tool to erase inside it, or break text apart (Ctrl+B) first".to_string(),
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/cmds_erase.rs at line 99:
Update the `(0, _)` guidance so it explicitly includes retained text and explains that users must break text apart with Ctrl+B before erasing part of it. Keep the double-click with the Selection tool instruction specific to drawing objects.
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Minor · Performance & Scalability · Quick win
Avoid rescanning the display list for each non-shape element in the erase count.
kept_under calls Session::element_bounds for every symbol, group, and text element it reaches. Each call filters the full display list for one ID. The total cost is the number of such elements multiplied by the display-list size, so large scenes can make each erase slow.
Build the bounds once for the whole display list. Take s.display_list() once in kept_under, group its items by element, and union each group's padded, transformed bounds in one pass. Use the same padding and transform logic as element_bounds so the results match. Before choosing the map type, confirm that ElementId supports hashing or ordering.
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/cmds_erase.rs at line 170:
Update kept_under to avoid calling Session::element_bounds separately for each non-shape element: read s.display_list() once and build a per-element bounds index in one pass. Confirm whether ElementId supports hashing or ordering before choosing the index type, and preserve element_bounds’ padding and transform behavior when unioning bounds.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Exchange left and right profile factors for reflected profiled strokes.
A profiled stroke can reach the raw-shape merge with an element transform that reflects it. paste keeps that transform and adds only a translation (crates/engine/src/cmds_modify.rs:246-252). In remerge_doc, the path is transformed (merge.rs:147), but the stroke is only scaled by mean_scale(), which discards the reflection's sign (merge.rs:150-152, crates/geom/src/affine.rs:94-96). WidthProfile::along exchanges left and right only for spans that run backwards along the transformed path (crates/doc/src/width.rs:304, 322). A reflection across the stroke's own axis leaves that path direction unchanged. The thick side then stays on the stage side it occupied after the merge, and it can differ from the side it showed before the merge.
For orientation-reversing transforms, exchange each point's left and right before the stroke is passed to the merge. Apply the check to the element transform, and keep the existing mean_scale scaling for the width.
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Review comment at @crates/engine/src/merge.rs at line 152:
In remerge_doc, check the element transform’s orientation before passing the stroke to the merge; for orientation-reversing transforms, exchange left and right at every profile point. Preserve the existing mean_scale() width scaling for both reflected and non-reflected transforms.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve interior tilt changes when fitting the centre line.
For a straight three-point drag with altitudes 90, 0, 90, fitting and flattening can leave only the two endpoints. This interpolation then reads upright tilt at both ends and discards the flat middle sample. With tilt_width: true, a size-10 brush stays 10 units wide instead of reaching 20 units in the middle. The Paint Brush profile loses the same widening.
Retain the source tilt breakpoints when sampling the fitted centre line.
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Review comment at @crates/geom/src/brush.rs around lines 298 - 299:
Update the fitted centre-line sampling path around the `lean` interpolation so flattening does not discard source tilt breakpoints; retain and sample the original tilt changes, including the flat middle point in a 90, 0, 90 drag, so `tilt_width` and the Paint Brush profile preserve the expected widening.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Include the √2 corner extent for turning square tips in both bounds.
When a square tip turns, its corners reach about 1.414 tip radii from the centre. The grid bounds at lines 426–428 and the stamp reach at line 471 use one radius only. At the default cell size, the stamp reach is about 12.5 stage units for a size-20 tip, and the corners extend to about 14.14 units. The corners are cut off. Scale the extent by √2 for turning square tips. Round tips and non-turning strokes are unchanged.
Suggested fix
- let (mut lo, mut hi) = ((f64::INFINITY, f64::INFINITY), (f64::NEG_INFINITY, f64::NEG_INFINITY));+ // A turning square's corners reach √2 tip radii from its centre.+ let corner = if turns && tip.shape == TipShape::Square { std::f64::consts::SQRT_2 } else { 1.0 };+ let (mut lo, mut hi) = ((f64::INFINITY, f64::INFINITY), (f64::NEG_INFINITY, f64::NEG_INFINITY));
let mut fmin: f64 = 1.0;
for (p, f, _) in &q {
- lo = (lo.0.min(p.0 - f), lo.1.min(p.1 - f));- hi = (hi.0.max(p.0 + f), hi.1.max(p.1 + f));+ let e = f * corner;+ lo = (lo.0.min(p.0 - e), lo.1.min(p.1 - e));+ hi = (hi.0.max(p.0 + e), hi.1.max(p.1 + e));
fmin = fmin.min(*f);
}
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Review comment at @crates/geom/src/brush.rs at line 420:
Update the brush bounds and stamp-reach calculations associated with the `m` transform to account for √2 corner extent when `turns` is true and `tip.shape` is square. Keep the existing extent for round tips and non-turning strokes.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reject an outline that exceeds MAX_LOOPS instead of keeping an arbitrary prefix.
take(MAX_LOOPS) keeps the first loops that trace::contours returns and drops the rest without any signal. Dropping an outer boundary removes paint. Dropping a hole boundary fills that hole. A long textured stroke can reach this limit, because the grid can hold about 4.2 million cells and the paper grain adds many holes. The function already returns an empty path when a grid exceeds its budget, so the same result applies here. Keep the cap, but return an empty outline when it is exceeded.
Suggested fix
--- "a/crates/geom/src/brush.rs"+++ "b/crates/geom/src/brush.rs"@@ -563,7 +563,11 @@
};
let window = (cells * cell_stage).max(tol * 2.0);
let mut out = Path::new();
- for lp in trace::contours(&field, w, h).into_iter().take(MAX_LOOPS) {+ let loops = trace::contours(&field, w, h);+ if loops.len() > MAX_LOOPS {+ return Path::new();+ }+ for lp in loops {
let stage: Vec<Vec2> = lp.into_iter().map(to_stage).collect();
let part = fit_curve(&stage, tol, window, true);
if part.cmds.iter().any(|c| matches!(c, PathCmd::CubicTo(..) | PathCmd::LineTo(..))) {
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Review comment at @crates/geom/src/brush.rs at line 566:
Update the contour handling that iterates over `trace::contours` to detect when the total loop count exceeds `MAX_LOOPS` and return an empty `Path` in that case. Keep the cap and process all loops when the count is within it; do not retain an arbitrary prefix.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Subtract holes when measuring textured paint.
The area helper at Lines 743–751 sums each contour's absolute area. For these new textured outlines, it adds hole areas instead of subtracting them. These assertions therefore do not measure how much paint the texture removes. The Charcoal bounds in crates/engine/src/brush_library_tests.rs, Lines 80–88, use the same calculation through that file's helper at Lines 29–37.
Use an even-odd filled-area measurement and update the affected bounds.
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Review comment at @crates/geom/src/brush.rs around lines 977 - 978:
Update the area-measurement helpers used by the textured-outline assertions in brush.rs and the Charcoal bounds in brush_library_tests.rs to compute even-odd filled area, subtracting holes rather than summing every contour’s absolute area; adjust the affected bounds to match the corrected measurements.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Take span source from the stroke owner, not the edge's first contributor.
When a later stroke runs along an existing edge, Map::build adds that stroke to strokes but keeps the first segment's src and t. Piece.item is the topmost stroke owner (planar.rs:786, 900), while emit_spans reads the span positions from segs.get(e.src) (planar.rs:919). A stroke drawn over a filled outline is one case where these differ. The stroke's Piece.spans then describe the fill item's path, not the stroke's own path, which the Piece documentation requires.
Store the source segment and parameter range for each stroke owner on the edge. Emit spans from the segment of the owner that Piece.item selects.
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Review comment at @crates/geom/src/planar.rs at line 919:
Update the edge data used by Map::build to retain each stroke owner’s source segment and parameter range, then update emit_spans to derive spans from the source belonging to the owner selected by Piece.item rather than from the edge’s first contributor. Preserve the existing span behavior when the selected owner is also the first contributor.
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Minor · Remove the stale "Not yet" note for width profiles in the merge. · roadmap.md:106
docs/roadmap.md:106 Minor · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Remove the stale "Not yet" note for width profiles in the merge.
The Subselection item is marked complete, but its last line still lists width profiles in the merge as pending. The updated Drawing row records that capability as done. Remove the note so the roadmap does not show finished work as pending.
Suggested fix
- raw shapes from Animate files come in raw; gradients take part in the merge. Not yet:- width profiles in the merge.+ raw shapes from Animate files come in raw; gradients take part in the merge.
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Review comment at @docs/roadmap.md at line 106:
Remove the stale pending-width-profiles note from the completed Subselection item in the roadmap, while preserving the surrounding description and the completed Drawing row.
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Review comments at @crates/doc/src/width.rs:
- Line 282: Update the merge flow so it builds Measure once for each source path
and reuses it across all profiled pieces, rather than reconstructing the
full-path measurement on every along call. Locate the measurement construction
in along and the merge caller that processes the pieces; preserve the existing
measurement and profile-mapping behavior.
- Line 343: Update the output-piece construction before WidthProfile::new(out)
to split pieces at joins where source width values are discontinuous, rather
than placing both boundary values at the same position in one piece. Preserve
each side’s endpoint width so WidthProfile::new does not discard a value during
normalization.
Review comments at @docs/roadmap.md:
- Line 43: In the M7 Advanced animation entry, remove outline-following ARAP
meshes, pins bound to bones, a GPU textured path, and bent bitmaps in
HTML/Lottie from the Bone/IK limitations, retaining its remaining limitation.
Add those four items to the Asset Warp entry’s limitations and close the Asset
Warp parenthesis before the camera entry.
---
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Review comments at @docs/roadmap.md:
- Line 106: Remove the stale pending-width-profiles note from the completed
Subselection item in the roadmap, while preserving the surrounding description
and the completed Drawing row.
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Major · Performance & Scalability · Heavy lift
Reuse the path measurement across output pieces.
The merge caller invokes along once per profiled piece. Each call rebuilds Measure for the complete source path and performs 80 quadrature evaluations per command.
A 5,000-segment zigzag with sharp corners produces about 5,000 separate stroke pieces. This performs about two billion quadrature evaluations for one merge, before profile mapping. Such a path fits within MAX_SEGMENTS, but processing it can block an interactive drawing or erase operation.
Build the measurement once per source path and reuse it for all pieces.
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Review comment at @crates/doc/src/width.rs at line 282:
Update the merge flow so it builds Measure once for each source path and reuses it across all profiled pieces, rather than reconstructing the full-path measurement on every along call. Locate the measurement construction in along and the merge caller that processes the pieces; preserve the existing measurement and profile-mapping behavior.
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Major · Data Integrity & Integration · Heavy lift
Keep separate pieces when source widths jump at a join.
For M0 0 L100 0 M100 0 L200 0, planar merging joins both lines and supplies spans [[1, 2], [3, 4]]. With source width factors 0 at t=0 and 2 at t=1, out contains two points at piece position 0.5: first width 2, then width 0.
WidthProfile::new(out) keeps only the second point. The resulting profile has width 0 throughout the first line, so that line disappears. This loses a source endpoint value, independently of the interpolation-tangent issue already reported.
Split the output piece at a discontinuous source-width boundary instead of normalizing both boundary values into one point.
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Review comment at @crates/doc/src/width.rs at line 343:
Update the output-piece construction before WidthProfile::new(out) to split pieces at joins where source width values are discontinuous, rather than placing both boundary values at the same position in one piece. Preserve each side’s endpoint width so WidthProfile::new does not discard a value during normalization.
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| **M5** | Rich media | ~~Text engine~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0012: `harfrust` shaping, `skrifa` outlines, line wrapping, outlines stored with the text; per-character styles later); ~~text on a path~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0070: a copy of a shape's outline in the block, glyphs set by arc length and stored as outlines, offset, flip and alignment, Attach to Path by picking a shape, SVG `textPath`; editing the path in place and several lines on a path later); ~~dynamic and input text fields~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0066: Text type in Properties, instance names, `field.text`/`appendText`/`length` in scripts, typing with caret, selection, max chars and passwords in Test Movie, native inputs in the HTML export, XFL fields kept; `htmlText`, change events, embedded fonts in HTML and other `TextField` API later); ~~bitmap import and bitmap fills~~ ✅; ~~audio layers, waveform display, stream sync~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0020: WAV, Ogg Vorbis, MP3; `cpal` output); ~~effect envelopes, layer volume and mute, sounds inside symbols~~ ✅ (ADR 0039); ~~button sounds and hit-area editing~~ ✅ (ADR 0057: state sounds in Test Movie and HTML, state names on the timeline, the Hit area over the other states, Show hit areas in Test Movie, XFL sounds in the package); ~~filters (blur, drop shadow, glow, colour matrix)~~ ✅, ~~bevel, gradient glow and gradient bevel~~ ✅ (ADR 0025; SVG export and XFL import), ~~filter presets, reordering, on/off and tweened filter values~~ ✅ (ADR 0091: drag or Alt+arrows to reorder, an eye per filter that keeps its settings, Copy/Paste Filters, presets in your preferences with a JSON file to move them; classic tweens pair lists with switched-off filters), ~~motion-tween tracks per filter property in the Motion Editor~~ ✅ (ADR 0092: blur, strength, angle, distance and Adjust Color's four, by filter slot, with curves, eases and retiming, auto-keyed from Properties › Filters, following reorders and removals; not yet: filter colours, quality and switches as tracks, Animate's filter tracks from XFL; filters on text fields and built-in presets later) and ~~blend modes~~ ✅ on Movie Clips. |
| **M6** | Interactivity & extensibility | **Plug-ins: the Craft-family WebAssembly system** (same host model as PhotoCraft: `wasmi` sandbox, `plugin.*` commands; AniCraft ABI for vector/timeline operations and exporters): first slice ✅ (command plug-ins over the registry, ADR 0017); ~~exporter and easing plug-ins~~ ✅ (ADR 0088); ~~frame scripts on the same sandbox~~ ✅ and ~~button states in test-movie preview~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0024: action IR, pure player, Actions panel, Test Movie); ~~HTML canvas runtime export~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0028: one self-contained page, baked frames, a JS port of the player tested against it; ~~filters, Subtract and Invert in the page~~ ✅, ADR 0072); command macros. **ActionScript compatibility, low priority** (ADR 0013), last in M6 and free to slip past M8: ~~tier 1 keeps scripts~~ ✅ (XFL frame scripts and class names stored verbatim, the Actions panel's Script view, `script.*` commands); ~~tier 2 runs the ActionScript 3 timeline subset (stop, play, go to frame or label, named instances, button events) in Test Movie and HTML canvas export through the same action IR as WebAssembly frame scripts~~ ✅; ~~tier 2.5 small logic (typed variables, expressions, `if` and loops, property reads, functions across frames, enter-frame and keyboard listeners, seeded random, ADR 0052)~~ ✅. The full language, the `flash.*` API and SWF bytecode are not planned. |
| **M7** | Advanced animation | ~~Bone/IK tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0043: symbol-instance armatures on an armature layer, Bone tool, joint-angle poses tweened with easing, CCD inverse kinematics with joint limits and pins, posing with the Selection tool, Bone properties, every export; not yet: outline-following ARAP meshes, symbols, pins bound to bones, a GPU textured path, bent bitmaps in HTML/Lottie); ~~springs, joint translation, editing members in place~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0084); not yet: runtime armatures, XFL armature import); ~~shape armatures~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0071: bones inside one shape, automatic binding, linear blend skinning, Bind tool); ~~painted weights and reshaping a bound shape~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0090; not yet: instances and shapes in one armature, reshaping at a posed frame); ~~asset warp~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0079: warp meshes on shapes and bitmaps, pins, rigid MLS, pin poses tweened, Asset Warp tool, ~~camera layer with depth~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0027: one camera layer per scene, pan/zoom/rotate/tint, classic and motion tweens, pan-only layer depth, Camera tool, Preview Through Camera, every export); ~~layer depth in perspective, keyed over time, Layer Depth panel, attaching layers, camera colour effects, editing while previewing~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0082; not yet: tools other than Selection while previewing, depth inside symbols, XFL camera import); ~~variable-width strokes~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0018: width profiles, Width tool, exports, tweens); ~~Brush tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0033: filled sweeps, tips, pressure, Paint Normal/Fills/Behind; not yet: Paint Selection/Inside); ~~brush library, pressure curves and the Paint Brush~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0068: parameter presets, user brushes and brush sets, curve editor, velocity, stroke mode; not yet: tilt, textured brushes); ~~Eraser and Eyedropper~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0034: five erase modes, Faucet, Erase Everything; picks solid, gradient, bitmap and line styles; not yet: erasing inside symbols, gradients and width profiles in the merge) and brush library; ~~graph-based easing presets library~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0081: presets, custom multi-segment eases, saved eases, per-group classic eases, Motion Editor properties, XFL import; not yet: updating every tween that uses a saved ease, a user ease library shared between documents, Lottie-native eases instead of baked frames, motion-tween eases from XFL). |
| **M7** | Advanced animation | ~~Bone/IK tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0043: symbol-instance armatures on an armature layer, Bone tool, joint-angle poses tweened with easing, CCD inverse kinematics with joint limits and pins, posing with the Selection tool, Bone properties, every export; not yet: outline-following ARAP meshes, symbols, pins bound to bones, a GPU textured path, bent bitmaps in HTML/Lottie); ~~springs, joint translation, editing members in place~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0084); not yet: runtime armatures, XFL armature import); ~~shape armatures~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0071: bones inside one shape, automatic binding, linear blend skinning, Bind tool); ~~painted weights and reshaping a bound shape~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0090; not yet: instances and shapes in one armature, reshaping at a posed frame); ~~asset warp~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0079: warp meshes on shapes and bitmaps, pins, rigid MLS, pin poses tweened, Asset Warp tool, ~~camera layer with depth~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0027: one camera layer per scene, pan/zoom/rotate/tint, classic and motion tweens, pan-only layer depth, Camera tool, Preview Through Camera, every export); ~~layer depth in perspective, keyed over time, Layer Depth panel, attaching layers, camera colour effects, editing while previewing~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0082; not yet: tools other than Selection while previewing, depth inside symbols, XFL camera import); ~~variable-width strokes~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0018: width profiles, Width tool, exports, tweens); ~~Brush tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0033: filled sweeps, tips, pressure, Paint Normal/Fills/Behind; not yet: Paint Selection/Inside); ~~brush library, pressure curves and the Paint Brush~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0068: parameter presets, user brushes and brush sets, curve editor, velocity, stroke mode); ~~Eraser and Eyedropper~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0034: five erase modes, Faucet, Erase Everything; picks solid, gradient, bitmap and line styles) and brush library; ~~tilt, textured brushes, erasing inside symbols, gradients and width profiles in the merge~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0093: tilt turns and widens the tip per sample, paper-grain texture and scatter as vector paint, Charcoal and Spatter, the Eraser's hint for symbols and objects, width profiles carried into each merged piece; not yet: reading tilt on desktop systems (winit 0.30 reports it only on iOS), bitmap, art and pattern brushes, eraser pressure and presets, the live preview through texture and tilt); ~~graph-based easing presets library~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0081: presets, custom multi-segment eases, saved eases, per-group classic eases, Motion Editor properties, XFL import; not yet: updating every tween that uses a saved ease, a user ease library shared between documents, Lottie-native eases instead of baked frames, motion-tween eases from XFL). |
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Move the Asset Warp limitations into the Asset Warp entry.
The Bone/IK entry lists four limitations that ADR 0079 assigns to Asset Warp: outline-following ARAP meshes, pins bound to bones, a GPU textured path, and bent bitmaps in HTML/Lottie. The Asset Warp entry also lacks its closing parenthesis. Move these four items into the Asset Warp entry and close it before the camera entry.
Suggested fix
--- "a/docs/roadmap.md"+++ "b/docs/roadmap.md"@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@
| **M4** | Interchange *(in progress)* | **XFL import** (DOMDocument.xml, symbols, edges/fill styles decoded from the public format descriptions) with a corpus of self-authored files: first slice ✅ (see Files above); ~~larger self-authored corpus with golden render tests~~ ✅ (ADR 0035: twelve packages covering every mapped feature, exact report expectations, hostile variants, CPU-oracle goldens); ~~`.fla` variants of the corpus and a hardened zip reader~~ ✅ (ADR 0054: nine zip layouts imported identically to the folder, ZIP64, CP437 names, a 9,664-archive hostile fuzz; a 54.6 MB `.fla` imports in 0.31 s); ~~sound and video items, self-extracting and top-folder `.fla` archives~~ ✅ (ADR 0086: sound effects and custom envelopes, every sound and video that doesn't come across named with its format, Screen Video stills, zipped XFL folders and self-extracting stubs; not yet: sound in/out points, AIFF and compressed WAV, video playback); ~~SVG import (Import to Stage)~~ ✅, ~~SVG frame export~~ ✅; ~~Lottie export~~ ✅ (~~easing curves instead of per-frame keys~~ ✅, ADR 0089: keyframes with Bézier eases, moving artwork under group transforms, playback parity at every frame; not yet: motion along curved guides as spatial tangents, orient to path, nested tweens as nested transforms); ~~sprite sheet + JSON~~ ✅; ~~MP4/WebM via ffmpeg pipe~~ ✅; ~~animated PNG and WebP~~ ✅ (ADR 0063; lossless WebP; lossy WebP not yet). |
| **M5** | Rich media | ~~Text engine~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0012: `harfrust` shaping, `skrifa` outlines, line wrapping, outlines stored with the text; per-character styles later); ~~text on a path~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0070: a copy of a shape's outline in the block, glyphs set by arc length and stored as outlines, offset, flip and alignment, Attach to Path by picking a shape, SVG `textPath`; editing the path in place and several lines on a path later); ~~dynamic and input text fields~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0066: Text type in Properties, instance names, `field.text`/`appendText`/`length` in scripts, typing with caret, selection, max chars and passwords in Test Movie, native inputs in the HTML export, XFL fields kept; `htmlText`, change events, embedded fonts in HTML and other `TextField` API later); ~~bitmap import and bitmap fills~~ ✅; ~~audio layers, waveform display, stream sync~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0020: WAV, Ogg Vorbis, MP3; `cpal` output); ~~effect envelopes, layer volume and mute, sounds inside symbols~~ ✅ (ADR 0039); ~~button sounds and hit-area editing~~ ✅ (ADR 0057: state sounds in Test Movie and HTML, state names on the timeline, the Hit area over the other states, Show hit areas in Test Movie, XFL sounds in the package); ~~filters (blur, drop shadow, glow, colour matrix)~~ ✅, ~~bevel, gradient glow and gradient bevel~~ ✅ (ADR 0025; SVG export and XFL import), ~~filter presets, reordering, on/off and tweened filter values~~ ✅ (ADR 0091: drag or Alt+arrows to reorder, an eye per filter that keeps its settings, Copy/Paste Filters, presets in your preferences with a JSON file to move them; classic tweens pair lists with switched-off filters), ~~motion-tween tracks per filter property in the Motion Editor~~ ✅ (ADR 0092: blur, strength, angle, distance and Adjust Color's four, by filter slot, with curves, eases and retiming, auto-keyed from Properties › Filters, following reorders and removals; not yet: filter colours, quality and switches as tracks, Animate's filter tracks from XFL; filters on text fields and built-in presets later) and ~~blend modes~~ ✅ on Movie Clips. |
| **M6** | Interactivity & extensibility | **Plug-ins: the Craft-family WebAssembly system** (same host model as PhotoCraft: `wasmi` sandbox, `plugin.*` commands; AniCraft ABI for vector/timeline operations and exporters): first slice ✅ (command plug-ins over the registry, ADR 0017); ~~exporter and easing plug-ins~~ ✅ (ADR 0088); ~~frame scripts on the same sandbox~~ ✅ and ~~button states in test-movie preview~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0024: action IR, pure player, Actions panel, Test Movie); ~~HTML canvas runtime export~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0028: one self-contained page, baked frames, a JS port of the player tested against it; ~~filters, Subtract and Invert in the page~~ ✅, ADR 0072); command macros. **ActionScript compatibility, low priority** (ADR 0013), last in M6 and free to slip past M8: ~~tier 1 keeps scripts~~ ✅ (XFL frame scripts and class names stored verbatim, the Actions panel's Script view, `script.*` commands); ~~tier 2 runs the ActionScript 3 timeline subset (stop, play, go to frame or label, named instances, button events) in Test Movie and HTML canvas export through the same action IR as WebAssembly frame scripts~~ ✅; ~~tier 2.5 small logic (typed variables, expressions, `if` and loops, property reads, functions across frames, enter-frame and keyboard listeners, seeded random, ADR 0052)~~ ✅. The full language, the `flash.*` API and SWF bytecode are not planned. |
-| **M7** | Advanced animation | ~~Bone/IK tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0043: symbol-instance armatures on an armature layer, Bone tool, joint-angle poses tweened with easing, CCD inverse kinematics with joint limits and pins, posing with the Selection tool, Bone properties, every export; not yet: outline-following ARAP meshes, symbols, pins bound to bones, a GPU textured path, bent bitmaps in HTML/Lottie); ~~springs, joint translation, editing members in place~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0084); not yet: runtime armatures, XFL armature import); ~~shape armatures~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0071: bones inside one shape, automatic binding, linear blend skinning, Bind tool); ~~painted weights and reshaping a bound shape~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0090; not yet: instances and shapes in one armature, reshaping at a posed frame); ~~asset warp~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0079: warp meshes on shapes and bitmaps, pins, rigid MLS, pin poses tweened, Asset Warp tool, ~~camera layer with depth~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0027: one camera layer per scene, pan/zoom/rotate/tint, classic and motion tweens, pan-only layer depth, Camera tool, Preview Through Camera, every export); ~~layer depth in perspective, keyed over time, Layer Depth panel, attaching layers, camera colour effects, editing while previewing~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0082; not yet: tools other than Selection while previewing, depth inside symbols, XFL camera import); ~~variable-width strokes~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0018: width profiles, Width tool, exports, tweens); ~~Brush tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0033: filled sweeps, tips, pressure, Paint Normal/Fills/Behind; not yet: Paint Selection/Inside); ~~brush library, pressure curves and the Paint Brush~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0068: parameter presets, user brushes and brush sets, curve editor, velocity, stroke mode); ~~Eraser and Eyedropper~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0034: five erase modes, Faucet, Erase Everything; picks solid, gradient, bitmap and line styles) and brush library; ~~tilt, textured brushes, erasing inside symbols, gradients and width profiles in the merge~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0093: tilt turns and widens the tip per sample, paper-grain texture and scatter as vector paint, Charcoal and Spatter, the Eraser's hint for symbols and objects, width profiles carried into each merged piece; not yet: reading tilt on desktop systems (winit 0.30 reports it only on iOS), bitmap, art and pattern brushes, eraser pressure and presets, the live preview through texture and tilt); ~~graph-based easing presets library~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0081: presets, custom multi-segment eases, saved eases, per-group classic eases, Motion Editor properties, XFL import; not yet: updating every tween that uses a saved ease, a user ease library shared between documents, Lottie-native eases instead of baked frames, motion-tween eases from XFL). |
+| **M7** | Advanced animation | ~~Bone/IK tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0043: symbol-instance armatures on an armature layer, Bone tool, joint-angle poses tweened with easing, CCD inverse kinematics with joint limits and pins, posing with the Selection tool, Bone properties, every export; not yet: symbols); ~~springs, joint translation, editing members in place~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0084); not yet: runtime armatures, XFL armature import); ~~shape armatures~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0071: bones inside one shape, automatic binding, linear blend skinning, Bind tool); ~~painted weights and reshaping a bound shape~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0090; not yet: instances and shapes in one armature, reshaping at a posed frame); ~~asset warp~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0079: warp meshes on shapes and bitmaps, pins, rigid MLS, pin poses tweened, Asset Warp tool; not yet: outline-following ARAP meshes, pins bound to bones, a GPU textured path, bent bitmaps in HTML/Lottie); ~~camera layer with depth~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0027: one camera layer per scene, pan/zoom/rotate/tint, classic and motion tweens, pan-only layer depth, Camera tool, Preview Through Camera, every export); ~~layer depth in perspective, keyed over time, Layer Depth panel, attaching layers, camera colour effects, editing while previewing~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0082; not yet: tools other than Selection while previewing, depth inside symbols, XFL camera import); ~~variable-width strokes~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0018: width profiles, Width tool, exports, tweens); ~~Brush tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0033: filled sweeps, tips, pressure, Paint Normal/Fills/Behind; not yet: Paint Selection/Inside); ~~brush library, pressure curves and the Paint Brush~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0068: parameter presets, user brushes and brush sets, curve editor, velocity, stroke mode); ~~Eraser and Eyedropper~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0034: five erase modes, Faucet, Erase Everything; picks solid, gradient, bitmap and line styles) and brush library; ~~tilt, textured brushes, erasing inside symbols, gradients and width profiles in the merge~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0093: tilt turns and widens the tip per sample, paper-grain texture and scatter as vector paint, Charcoal and Spatter, the Eraser's hint for symbols and objects, width profiles carried into each merged piece; not yet: reading tilt on desktop systems (winit 0.30 reports it only on iOS), bitmap, art and pattern brushes, eraser pressure and presets, the live preview through texture and tilt); ~~graph-based easing presets library~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0081: presets, custom multi-segment eases, saved eases, per-group classic eases, Motion Editor properties, XFL import; not yet: updating every tween that uses a saved ease, a user ease library shared between documents, Lottie-native eases instead of baked frames, motion-tween eases from XFL). |
| **M8** | Release quality | ~~Installers and signing for Windows/macOS/Linux~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0026: family `packaging/` layout, MSI, DMG, AppImage/deb/rpm/Flatpak/tar.gz, `.anicraft` registered everywhere, signing wired to the release environment; ~~opening documents from Finder~~ ✅ (ADR 0062, to be checked on a Mac); next: AppImage desktop integration, portable mode, store submissions); ~~web build (wasm) of the editor~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0036: browser file picker and downloads, autosave in browser storage, CPU stage, CI wasm build and tests in Node, the release zip made by `packaging/web/package.sh` and checked in CI (#210); next: releases carrying it and a hosted copy, once the team decides where, Web Audio, WebGPU stage, verified in browsers); ~~localisation~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0040: `tr!` everywhere in the shell, craft-i18n catalogs, Preferences language, pseudo-locale; next: AniCraft's catalog in craft-i18n, engine messages, right to left once egui can lay it out); accessibility: first pass ✅ (ADR 0022: screen-reader names for every control, Ctrl+F6 panel focus, high-contrast theme, 200 % scale), second pass ✅ (ADR 0064: stage elements and timeline frames for screen readers, keyboard selection on the stage, keyboard menu bar, following the system's contrast setting), ~~a light theme~~ ✅ (ADR 0077: Light palette, Follow system for light or dark, #227), next: live screen-reader passes on each platform, a light high-contrast palette; ~~crash-recovery autosave~~ ✅ (ADR 0015); ~~Find and Replace and the Movie Explorer~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0058: `find.search`/`find.replace`/`find.goto` over text, fonts, colours, symbols, sounds and bitmaps, scene or document, linear-time patterns, Replace All as one undo step asking above 100 places, going there opens symbols in place; `explorer.tree` paged, Show filters and search, the Movie Explorer tab beside the Library, lists drawing only the rows in view; not yet: action parameters and ActionScript strings apart from code, font size and style, colour tolerance, renaming in the Movie Explorer); ~~files from the desktop, recent files and a start screen~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0059: drops route by type and target in one undo step, Open Recent with pins and missing files, start screen with presets and thumbnails); ~~templates, SVG into the Library, drops on the timeline~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0065: six built-in templates built in code, Save as Template with category and picture, SVG as a graphic symbol, sounds onto a frame's keyframe and media into a keyframe made there; next: exact desktop drop positions once eframe moves to winit 0.31, user template descriptions and renaming); ~~Publish Settings and Publish~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0060: the publish profile in the document, every format with its export options and an output relative to the document's folder with `{name}`, Shift+F12 publishing in the background with progress, Cancel and one report, overwriting asked once per session, presets in Preferences, the browser's downloads as one ZIP; not yet: Animate's PublishSettings.xml from XFL, more placeholders, outputs outside the document's folder, progress inside HTML, Lottie and audio); ~~documentation book~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0069: the user guide in `docs/guide/`, generated command and shortcut references, Help › User Guide offline; next: translated guides, search, PDF, context help); ~~dockable panels and workspaces~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0075, #249: every panel docks on any side of the stage, stacks as tabs, resizes, folds, floats in a window of its own with ADR 0062's fallback, closes and reopens where it was from the Window menu; Essentials, Animator, Designer and your own workspaces with Reset, kept in the preferences; new Colour and Output panels; Ctrl+F6 follows the layout), second slice ✅ (ADR 0087: the tools move like any panel, as a slim bar on any side or a tab laid out in columns; floating windows hold several tabs and drag back into a dock by their grip or title bar with the drop targets shown; docks collapse to strips of panel icons with flyouts over the stage (Esc or a click outside closes them); Manage Workspaces renames and deletes your own (built-in ones reset only); every panel fits the narrowest dock (200 pt), form rows wrapping under their label, checked by test in English and the pseudo-locale; not yet: dragging between two windows of their own on mixed-DPI screens verified by hand, panels side by side inside a floating window, columns of groups in one dock, minimum sizes per panel, panel shortcut keys). |
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| **M7** | Advanced animation | ~~Bone/IK tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0043: symbol-instance armatures on an armature layer, Bone tool, joint-angle poses tweened with easing, CCD inverse kinematics with joint limits and pins, posing with the Selection tool, Bone properties, every export; not yet: outline-following ARAP meshes, symbols, pins bound to bones, a GPU textured path, bent bitmaps in HTML/Lottie); ~~springs, joint translation, editing members in place~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0084); not yet: runtime armatures, XFL armature import); ~~shape armatures~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0071: bones inside one shape, automatic binding, linear blend skinning, Bind tool); ~~painted weights and reshaping a bound shape~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0090; not yet: instances and shapes in one armature, reshaping at a posed frame); ~~asset warp~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0079: warp meshes on shapes and bitmaps, pins, rigid MLS, pin poses tweened, Asset Warp tool, ~~camera layer with depth~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0027: one camera layer per scene, pan/zoom/rotate/tint, classic and motion tweens, pan-only layer depth, Camera tool, Preview Through Camera, every export); ~~layer depth in perspective, keyed over time, Layer Depth panel, attaching layers, camera colour effects, editing while previewing~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0082; not yet: tools other than Selection while previewing, depth inside symbols, XFL camera import); ~~variable-width strokes~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0018: width profiles, Width tool, exports, tweens); ~~Brush tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0033: filled sweeps, tips, pressure, Paint Normal/Fills/Behind; not yet: Paint Selection/Inside); ~~brush library, pressure curves and the Paint Brush~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0068: parameter presets, user brushes and brush sets, curve editor, velocity, stroke mode); ~~Eraser and Eyedropper~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0034: five erase modes, Faucet, Erase Everything; picks solid, gradient, bitmap and line styles) and brush library; ~~tilt, textured brushes, erasing inside symbols, gradients and width profiles in the merge~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0093: tilt turns and widens the tip per sample, paper-grain texture and scatter as vector paint, Charcoal and Spatter, the Eraser's hint for symbols and objects, width profiles carried into each merged piece; not yet: reading tilt on desktop systems (winit 0.30 reports it only on iOS), bitmap, art and pattern brushes, eraser pressure and presets, the live preview through texture and tilt); ~~graph-based easing presets library~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0081: presets, custom multi-segment eases, saved eases, per-group classic eases, Motion Editor properties, XFL import; not yet: updating every tween that uses a saved ease, a user ease library shared between documents, Lottie-native eases instead of baked frames, motion-tween eases from XFL). |
| **M7** | Advanced animation | ~~Bone/IK tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0043: symbol-instance armatures on an armature layer, Bone tool, joint-angle poses tweened with easing, CCD inverse kinematics with joint limits and pins, posing with the Selection tool, Bone properties, every export; not yet: symbols); ~~springs, joint translation, editing members in place~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0084); not yet: runtime armatures, XFL armature import); ~~shape armatures~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0071: bones inside one shape, automatic binding, linear blend skinning, Bind tool); ~~painted weights and reshaping a bound shape~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0090; not yet: instances and shapes in one armature, reshaping at a posed frame); ~~asset warp~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0079: warp meshes on shapes and bitmaps, pins, rigid MLS, pin poses tweened, Asset Warp tool; not yet: outline-following ARAP meshes, pins bound to bones, a GPU textured path, bent bitmaps in HTML/Lottie); ~~camera layer with depth~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0027: one camera layer per scene, pan/zoom/rotate/tint, classic and motion tweens, pan-only layer depth, Camera tool, Preview Through Camera, every export); ~~layer depth in perspective, keyed over time, Layer Depth panel, attaching layers, camera colour effects, editing while previewing~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0082; not yet: tools other than Selection while previewing, depth inside symbols, XFL camera import); ~~variable-width strokes~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0018: width profiles, Width tool, exports, tweens); ~~Brush tool~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0033: filled sweeps, tips, pressure, Paint Normal/Fills/Behind; not yet: Paint Selection/Inside); ~~brush library, pressure curves and the Paint Brush~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0068: parameter presets, user brushes and brush sets, curve editor, velocity, stroke mode); ~~Eraser and Eyedropper~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0034: five erase modes, Faucet, Erase Everything; picks solid, gradient, bitmap and line styles) and brush library; ~~tilt, textured brushes, erasing inside symbols, gradients and width profiles in the merge~~ ✅ second slice (ADR 0093: tilt turns and widens the tip per sample, paper-grain texture and scatter as vector paint, Charcoal and Spatter, the Eraser's hint for symbols and objects, width profiles carried into each merged piece; not yet: reading tilt on desktop systems (winit 0.30 reports it only on iOS), bitmap, art and pattern brushes, eraser pressure and presets, the live preview through texture and tilt); ~~graph-based easing presets library~~ ✅ first slice (ADR 0081: presets, custom multi-segment eases, saved eases, per-group classic eases, Motion Editor properties, XFL import; not yet: updating every tween that uses a saved ease, a user ease library shared between documents, Lottie-native eases instead of baked frames, motion-tween eases from XFL). |
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In the M7 Advanced animation entry, remove outline-following ARAP meshes, pins bound to bones, a GPU textured path, and bent bitmaps in HTML/Lottie from the Bone/IK limitations, retaining its remaining limitation. Add those four items to the Asset Warp entry’s limitations and close the Asset Warp parenthesis before the camera entry.
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What and why
The second slice of brushes and erasing (M7). It covers the "not yet" items from ADR 0068 and
ADR 0034: pen tilt, textured brushes, erasing inside symbols, and gradients and width profiles
kept through the merge. Design: ADR 0093 (
docs/adr/0093-tilt-textured-brushes-and-profiles-in-the-merge.md).(
Piece::spans, in path positionsk + t).WidthProfile::alongcarries the profile onto each piece by arc length. Width points moveto the same place on the piece, and the widths are held at cuts. Running backwards swaps
left and right.
the stage-space paint and the renderer).
instance shows it, and one undo step undoes it.
draw.erasereportskept: {symbols, objects},and the status bar says to double-click to erase inside.
[x, y, pressure, altitude, azimuth]in Pointer Events terms.tilt_anglesets the tip angle to angle + azimuth.tilt_widthsets the size to×(1 + lean). Both are analytic.
deterministic.
text goes through
tr!.session (
App::pen_tilt_seen, read in one place,brushtool::frame_tilt). After that theyappear by themselves. The model, the point format and the command params stay, so scripts and
MCP can paint with tilt. A UI test checks both states.
fit_curvecould put a handle about 100× too long on a tiny, nearly closedstretch. Handles are now bounded by the points' arc length.
Design decisions
touch events carry only
force. Reading Wintab, Windows Ink, NSEvent or XInput2 would meanunsafe, FFI, and a code path per OS. The model, command and settings are ready; the gap isdocumented in the ADR and in the hover text.
erases, scales and exports everywhere with no new paint kind and no format change.
stroke.
Not in this slice
Reading tilt on desktop systems (waits for winit); bitmap, art and pattern brushes; eraser
pressure, tilt and presets; a live preview through texture, scatter and tilt.
How it was tested
cargo test(whole workspace, includingpanic_hunt_every_command),cargo clippy --all-targets -D warningsandcargo deny check licenses bans sources: allgreen.
New tests:
×2; 45° gives ×1.5).
identity, hostile spans.
re-merging keeps the profiles; the file round-trips.
Measured (release, median of 15):
Chalk's anchors went from 321 to 245 after the fitter fix.
Screenshots
--open tiltbrush, which shows:--open erasemerge, which shows:the gradient;
--screenshot shots/now.pngis unchanged.Summary by CodeRabbit