Three-panel editor page (editor.html + src/editor/): slot list, the actual
greybox course built from the game's own builders, and fit controls. Drop a
.glb on a slot, nudge offset/rotation/scale, save to IndexedDB so the live
game picks it up with no deploy, export manifest.json to commit it.
Design notes worth keeping:
- A custom asset never replaces the procedural node; it goes into a new
sibling 'fit' node and the original is hidden. Reset is instant, references
other systems captured stay alive, and the manifest transform lives on a
node nobody else writes to (feel.ts, telegraph.ts and the machine parts all
own transforms of their own).
- The stage creates physics but never steps it: no systems, no world.start(),
just renderOnce() on a rAF. Nothing here affects gameplay.
- A blob body whose UVs paint cannot stick to is refused outright rather than
swapped in — silently broken paint is worse than a missing model.
Headless verification: 148 assertions across three node test files
(manifest round-trip, GLB paintability against real parsed glTF, and the
whole drop/save/restore path over an in-memory IndexedDB).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
