templates/ ships with the repo (two-hander-golden-hour, record-store,
empty-stage), GET /templates + /templates/{name} behind the same slug and
path-traversal guards as /scenes; presentation metadata rides in a template
key that validate_scene ignores and toJSON drops, so loading then saving
yields plain scene JSON.
Test group asserts the three list in order, round-trip, traversal/unknown
rejected, write verbs refused, and every template passes validate_scene with
every referenced asset present on disk - the check that stops a rotten
template shipping. 10 groups green.
Verified live: two-hander loads 7 entities, 8s, both performers animating,
cut fires cam1 to cam2 at 4.5s; other two load clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Lane A: bone-alias layer so CC_Base_*/Unreal-HumanIK/Rigify/Rokoko/Biped rigs
fold onto the canonical mixamo names — lady.glb pairs 52/102 bones and
retargets (53 tracks) where she previously threw 'missing hips'; mixamo→mixamo
pairing asserted bit-identical. Backdrops gain frustum auto-fit, floor tint
sampled from the plate, and FogExp2 in the plate's colour via a keyable
param. Also caught: _buildLight ran _refreshDefaults before registration, so
scene lights never dimmed the built-in hemi (every preset was washed out).
Orchestrator SYNC-7 fixes (found only by rendering actual frames):
- editor chrome (gizmo/grid/helpers/cam proxies) was baked into output mp4s
- timeline's per-tick rest transform dragged fitted plates out of frame
- fit used the viewport aspect, output renders at its own → letterboxed plates
- plate offset put its top edge on the lens axis → void above centre-frame;
now params.fitAnchor (default 0.75) picks the row that sits at eye level
Verified: 5 suites green; 1280x720 render shows a CC character dancing a mixamo
clip against an edge-to-edge Flow plate with a horizon and matched ground.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Dropping a clip on a non-mixamo rig (lady.glb is a Character Creator export,
CC_Base_* bones) threw inside a fire-and-forget event handler — the rejected
promise vanished and the drop appeared to do nothing at all. Timeline._fail
now logs + toasts via a shared window.sgToast that tlui installs; clipdrop
and direct handlers route through it.
Repro before: two clipdrops fired, only the mixamo one landed, no error.
After: 'clip: retarget: missing hips (mixamorig skeleton?)' toast.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
