I'm Nazeeh. I like to open an answer back up. Shrink a mesh failure, follow pixels through preserved code, or find the math step that changed the result.
Open a working example: Inspect the missing-body case · Open the native image workbench · Check a math step
Three separate projects. Syllune ink is pictured; its hosted step checker uses typed text. Image sources.
- Solidrift: a Blender Boolean dropped one body. Inspect its recorded reduction from 132 triangles to a 12-triangle witness, then explore the recorded repair and undo. The image above shows the original input and FLOAT output; a new native run needs local Blender.
- Capsulith: run a prepared ARM64 QOI component in your browser, compare returned RGBA pixels, then restore its native image allocation in a fresh worker. The pictured crop is from its prepared source image.
- Syllune: write in a private notebook, check supported typed steps, and practice from the first error. The pictured ink is from the current studio; handwriting recognition requires the optional local Mac companion.
Elsewhere, Caustryn exposes a synthetic radio-fit check that accepts a wrong point; Certloom checks stored linear equations independently of its solver; and SolidFrame makes editable browser CAD that exports STEP and STL. Browse the full project index.
My Pattern Projector viewport fix was merged across zoom, pan, rotation, reflection, and calibration; projection hardware was not tested. GitHub credited me as Analyst on an advisory correction to Django's package and affected-version mapping (GHSA-wvqv-fj8w-qmhm).