@hatiolab/figure-model 0.1.75 → 0.1.77

package/dist/v3-authoring-actions.js

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ import { compileV3Asset } from "./v3-asset.js";
 import { v3PartsExtentOf } from "./v3-gate.js";
 import { compileV3Graph, v3ShapeFaces } from "./v3-graph.js";
 import { V3ContractError } from "./v3-contract.js";
-import { AXES, REPEAT_LIMIT } from "./types.js";
+import { AXES, REPEAT_LIMIT } from "./v3-words.js";
 import { foldInstanceSizeRange, v3InstanceSizeLimitsOf, V3_INSTANCE_SIZE_DEFAULT, V3_INSTANCE_SIZE_INPUTS } from "./v3-instance-size.js";
 import { V3_PLACEMENTS } from "./v3-asset-types.js";
 const fail = (code, path, message) => {
@@ -2580,9 +2580,8 @@ function setRepeat(asset, a) {
     if (!(Number.isFinite(a.pitch) && a.pitch > 0))
         fail('GEOMETRY_DOMAIN', path, 'a positive pitch is required');
     /*
-      One number, the pitch: copies = floor(row length / pitch), at most `limit` of them (the kernel's copy cap, V2's).
-      So the longest row the figure may be placed at is limit x pitch -- the converter set the length's upper bound that
-      way from the V2 pitch. A new pitch moves that bound with it; the pitch is refused only when the length the figure
+      One number, the pitch: copies = floor(row length / pitch), at most `limit` of them (the kernel's copy cap).
+      So the longest row the figure may be placed at is limit x pitch. A new pitch moves that bound with it; the pitch is refused only when the length the figure
       is authored at would already hold more copies than the cap.
     */
     const values = compileV3Graph(m).evaluate({ ...asset.designInputs, ...asset.stateDefaults }).values;
@@ -2648,7 +2647,7 @@ function scaleUniformly(asset) {
         if (n.id !== mean)
             n.args = n.args.map((a) => uniform[a] ?? a);
     /*
-      A ratio of a size to its own authored length (the converter's `scale.x` · `scale.y` · `scale.z`) is now u itself:
+      A ratio of a size to its own authored length (`scale.x` · `scale.y` · `scale.z`) is now u itself:
       its readers read u and it goes, which gives back the nodes the rule took.
     */
     const sameAsU = m.nodes.filter((n) => n.op === 'div@1' &&