@oicl/openbridge-webcomponents-svelte 2.0.0-next.159 → 2.0.0-next.160

package/dist/navigation-instruments/gauge-trend/ObcGaugeTrend.svelte

@@ -88,22 +88,8 @@ animateSetpoint?: boolean;
      showGridY?: boolean;
      /** Show axis tick marks and labels. */
      showTickMarks?: boolean;
-      /** Reserve canvas padding for axis tick labels on sides without an external scale.
-
-When `true` (default), the chart leaves room for tick labels and renders them
-(subject to `showTickMarks` and the 192px auto-compact threshold).
-
-When `false`, the chart renders edge-to-edge on sides without a slotted external
-scale AND axis tick labels are force-hidden so they cannot be clipped. This also
-suppresses the automatic edge-to-edge switch that normally happens below the
-192px threshold, eliminating the visible padding "jump" when crossing it.
-
-Useful when embedding the chart inside another component that owns framing
-and never wants to show axis labels (e.g. `obc-automation-tank`).
-
-Defaults to `true` to preserve existing behavior. Declared with `attribute: false`
-because a `true`-default boolean cannot work as an HTML boolean attribute. */
-hasLabelPadding?: boolean;
+     /** Reserves canvas padding for axis tick labels on the sides that have no slotted external scale. `false` renders those sides edge-to-edge and hides the tick labels so they cannot be clipped, and it also suppresses the automatic edge-to-edge switch below the 192px threshold, removing the padding jump at that crossing. Set it when a host owns the framing and never wants axis labels, as `obc-automation-tank` does. */
+     hasLabelPadding?: boolean;
      /**
       * Labels kept below the 192px threshold, where the axis labels are otherwise hidden: 'y' draws min, max and (inside the range) 0 in a gutter on the y-axis side; 'x' draws the first and last x value in a bottom gutter; 'xy' both. Ignored when `hasLabelPadding` is false.
       *
@@ -148,12 +134,12 @@ hasLabelPadding?: boolean;
       * Available when `instrumentMode==true`.
       */
      borderRadius?: number | undefined;
-      /** Scale type for the vertical scale.
-- `'regular'`: Standard tick lengths (default)
-- `'condensed'`: Shorter tick lengths for compact display
-
-Hidden from Storybook controls via argTypes configuration. */
-scaleType?: ScaleType;
+     /**
+      * Vertical scale type: `regular` (default) uses the standard tick lengths, `condensed` the shorter ones for a compact display.
+      *
+      * Available when `hasScale==true`.
+      */
+     scaleType?: ScaleType;
      /** Minimum value for the scale range. Also used as chart y-axis minimum when `chartMinValue` is undefined. */
      minValue?: number;
      /** Maximum value for the scale range. Also used as chart y-axis maximum when `chartMaxValue` is undefined. */
@@ -164,20 +150,14 @@ scaleType?: ScaleType;
      chartMaxValue?: number | undefined;
      /** Plot `minValue` at the top and grow downward, on both the chart y axis and the vertical scale. The chart fill still reaches the visual bottom. */
      reverse?: boolean;
-      /** Current value displayed on the vertical scale.
-
-This is the primary value property that drives:
-- The bar fill level (when `hasBar=true`)
-- The dot indicator position (when `hasBar=false`)
-- The `fillMax` value (when `fillMax` is not explicitly set)
-
-In typical usage, you only need to set this property to update the gauge. */
-value?: number | undefined;
-      /** Show bar on the vertical scale.
-
-When `true`, displays a filled bar indicating the current value.
-When `false`, a dot indicator is automatically shown at the value position instead. */
-hasBar?: boolean;
+     /**
+      * Current value on the vertical scale, and the only property most callers set: it drives the bar fill level when `hasBar` is true, the dot indicator position when it is false, and `fillMax` when that is left unset.
+      *
+      * Available when `hasBar==true || hasScale==true`.
+      */
+     value?: number | undefined;
+     /** Show bar on the vertical scale. When `true`, displays a filled bar indicating the current value. When `false`, a dot indicator is automatically shown at the value position instead. */
+     hasBar?: boolean;
      /** Show scale tick marks and labels. */
      hasScale?: boolean;
      /**
@@ -188,27 +168,24 @@ hasBar?: boolean;
      showMainTickmarkLabels?: boolean;
      /** Show advice overlays on the vertical scale. */
      hasAdvice?: boolean;
-      /** Fill mode for the bar.
-- `'fill'`: Bar fills from `fillMin` to `value` — the bar visually tracks the current value.
-  The `fillMax` property is **ignored** in this mode.
-- `'tint'`: Bar fills from `fillMin` to `fillMax` — an explicit highlighted range.
-  Use this when you want to show a fixed range independent of the current value.
-
-In both modes, `fillMin` is the origin point (e.g., 0 in a -100..100 scale). */
-fillMode?: FillMode;
+     /**
+      * Bar fill mode, both measured from `fillMin` as the origin: `fill` runs to `value` so the bar tracks the reading and `fillMax` is ignored, while `tint` runs to `fillMax` for a fixed highlighted range independent of the reading.
+      *
+      * Available when `hasBar==true && value!=undefined`.
+      */
+     fillMode?: FillMode;
      /**
       * Fill origin value - the starting point for the bar fill. In both fill modes, the bar fills from this value toward the current value. For scales like -100..100, set this to 0 to have the bar fill up or down from zero.
       *
       * Available when `hasBar==true && value!=undefined`.
       */
      fillMin?: number;
-      /** Maximum fill value for the bar (only used in `'tint'` mode).
-
-In `'fill'` mode, this property is **ignored** — the bar always fills to `value`.
-
-In `'tint'` mode, this defines the upper bound of the highlighted range.
-When `undefined`, defaults to `value`. */
-fillMax?: number | undefined;
+     /**
+      * Maximum fill value for the bar (only used in `'tint'` mode). In `'fill'` mode, this property is **ignored** — the bar always fills to `value`. In `'tint'` mode, this defines the upper bound of the highlighted range. When `undefined`, defaults to `value`.
+      *
+      * Available when `hasBar==true && value!=undefined && fillMode==tint`.
+      */
+     fillMax?: number | undefined;
      /**
       * Advice/alert overlays for the vertical scale.
       *

package/dist/navigation-instruments/gauge-trend/ObcGaugeTrend.svelte.d.ts

@@ -80,21 +80,7 @@ regardless of instrument state. */
     showGridY?: boolean;
     /** Show axis tick marks and labels. */
     showTickMarks?: boolean;
-    /** Reserve canvas padding for axis tick labels on sides without an external scale.
-
-When `true` (default), the chart leaves room for tick labels and renders them
-(subject to `showTickMarks` and the 192px auto-compact threshold).
-
-When `false`, the chart renders edge-to-edge on sides without a slotted external
-scale AND axis tick labels are force-hidden so they cannot be clipped. This also
-suppresses the automatic edge-to-edge switch that normally happens below the
-192px threshold, eliminating the visible padding "jump" when crossing it.
-
-Useful when embedding the chart inside another component that owns framing
-and never wants to show axis labels (e.g. `obc-automation-tank`).
-
-Defaults to `true` to preserve existing behavior. Declared with `attribute: false`
-because a `true`-default boolean cannot work as an HTML boolean attribute. */
+    /** Reserves canvas padding for axis tick labels on the sides that have no slotted external scale. `false` renders those sides edge-to-edge and hides the tick labels so they cannot be clipped, and it also suppresses the automatic edge-to-edge switch below the 192px threshold, removing the padding jump at that crossing. Set it when a host owns the framing and never wants axis labels, as `obc-automation-tank` does. */
     hasLabelPadding?: boolean;
     /**
      * Labels kept below the 192px threshold, where the axis labels are otherwise hidden: 'y' draws min, max and (inside the range) 0 in a gutter on the y-axis side; 'x' draws the first and last x value in a bottom gutter; 'xy' both. Ignored when `hasLabelPadding` is false.
@@ -140,11 +126,11 @@ because a `true`-default boolean cannot work as an HTML boolean attribute. */
      * Available when `instrumentMode==true`.
      */
     borderRadius?: number | undefined;
-    /** Scale type for the vertical scale.
-- `'regular'`: Standard tick lengths (default)
-- `'condensed'`: Shorter tick lengths for compact display
-
-Hidden from Storybook controls via argTypes configuration. */
+    /**
+     * Vertical scale type: `regular` (default) uses the standard tick lengths, `condensed` the shorter ones for a compact display.
+     *
+     * Available when `hasScale==true`.
+     */
     scaleType?: ScaleType;
     /** Minimum value for the scale range. Also used as chart y-axis minimum when `chartMinValue` is undefined. */
     minValue?: number;
@@ -156,19 +142,13 @@ Hidden from Storybook controls via argTypes configuration. */
     chartMaxValue?: number | undefined;
     /** Plot `minValue` at the top and grow downward, on both the chart y axis and the vertical scale. The chart fill still reaches the visual bottom. */
     reverse?: boolean;
-    /** Current value displayed on the vertical scale.
-
-This is the primary value property that drives:
-- The bar fill level (when `hasBar=true`)
-- The dot indicator position (when `hasBar=false`)
-- The `fillMax` value (when `fillMax` is not explicitly set)
-
-In typical usage, you only need to set this property to update the gauge. */
+    /**
+     * Current value on the vertical scale, and the only property most callers set: it drives the bar fill level when `hasBar` is true, the dot indicator position when it is false, and `fillMax` when that is left unset.
+     *
+     * Available when `hasBar==true || hasScale==true`.
+     */
     value?: number | undefined;
-    /** Show bar on the vertical scale.
-
-When `true`, displays a filled bar indicating the current value.
-When `false`, a dot indicator is automatically shown at the value position instead. */
+    /** Show bar on the vertical scale. When `true`, displays a filled bar indicating the current value. When `false`, a dot indicator is automatically shown at the value position instead. */
     hasBar?: boolean;
     /** Show scale tick marks and labels. */
     hasScale?: boolean;
@@ -180,13 +160,11 @@ When `false`, a dot indicator is automatically shown at the value position inste
     showMainTickmarkLabels?: boolean;
     /** Show advice overlays on the vertical scale. */
     hasAdvice?: boolean;
-    /** Fill mode for the bar.
-- `'fill'`: Bar fills from `fillMin` to `value` — the bar visually tracks the current value.
-The `fillMax` property is **ignored** in this mode.
-- `'tint'`: Bar fills from `fillMin` to `fillMax` — an explicit highlighted range.
-Use this when you want to show a fixed range independent of the current value.
-
-In both modes, `fillMin` is the origin point (e.g., 0 in a -100..100 scale). */
+    /**
+     * Bar fill mode, both measured from `fillMin` as the origin: `fill` runs to `value` so the bar tracks the reading and `fillMax` is ignored, while `tint` runs to `fillMax` for a fixed highlighted range independent of the reading.
+     *
+     * Available when `hasBar==true && value!=undefined`.
+     */
     fillMode?: FillMode;
     /**
      * Fill origin value - the starting point for the bar fill. In both fill modes, the bar fills from this value toward the current value. For scales like -100..100, set this to 0 to have the bar fill up or down from zero.
@@ -194,12 +172,11 @@ In both modes, `fillMin` is the origin point (e.g., 0 in a -100..100 scale). */
      * Available when `hasBar==true && value!=undefined`.
      */
     fillMin?: number;
-    /** Maximum fill value for the bar (only used in `'tint'` mode).
-
-In `'fill'` mode, this property is **ignored** — the bar always fills to `value`.
-
-In `'tint'` mode, this defines the upper bound of the highlighted range.
-When `undefined`, defaults to `value`. */
+    /**
+     * Maximum fill value for the bar (only used in `'tint'` mode). In `'fill'` mode, this property is **ignored** — the bar always fills to `value`. In `'tint'` mode, this defines the upper bound of the highlighted range. When `undefined`, defaults to `value`.
+     *
+     * Available when `hasBar==true && value!=undefined && fillMode==tint`.
+     */
     fillMax?: number | undefined;
     /**
      * Advice/alert overlays for the vertical scale.

package/dist/navigation-instruments/pitch/ObcPitch.svelte

@@ -18,16 +18,8 @@ import type {ObcPitchType} from '@oicl/openbridge-webcomponents/dist/navigation-
      hasReadout?: boolean;
      /** Colour palette for the scale fill / indicator and the readout value: `regular` (default) or `enhanced`. */
      priority?: Priority;
-      /** Half-extent of the watch arc in degrees. The arc spans `centre ± arcAngle`
-and values are placed at their true position within it. Default `45`
-reproduces the historical 90°-wide arc.
-
-Smaller values render a narrower arc. Combined with `zoomToFitArc`, the
-narrower arc is enlarged (its radius grows) on its own layer, while the
-vessel image and the rotating indicator line stay at their natural size and
-position on a separate central layer. The two layers are intentionally
-visually disconnected. */
-arcAngle?: number;
+     /** Half-extent of the watch arc in degrees: the arc spans `centre ± arcAngle` and values sit at their true position within it, so `45` gives the historical 90°-wide arc. With `zoomToFitArc`, a narrower arc is enlarged on its own layer while the vessel image and the indicator line keep their natural size on a separate central layer — the two layers are deliberately disconnected. */
+     arcAngle?: number;
      pitch?: number;
      minAvgPitch?: number;
      maxAvgPitch?: number;

package/dist/navigation-instruments/pitch/ObcPitch.svelte.d.ts

@@ -11,15 +11,7 @@ export interface Props {
     hasReadout?: boolean;
     /** Colour palette for the scale fill / indicator and the readout value: `regular` (default) or `enhanced`. */
     priority?: Priority;
-    /** Half-extent of the watch arc in degrees. The arc spans `centre ± arcAngle`
-and values are placed at their true position within it. Default `45`
-reproduces the historical 90°-wide arc.
-
-Smaller values render a narrower arc. Combined with `zoomToFitArc`, the
-narrower arc is enlarged (its radius grows) on its own layer, while the
-vessel image and the rotating indicator line stay at their natural size and
-position on a separate central layer. The two layers are intentionally
-visually disconnected. */
+    /** Half-extent of the watch arc in degrees: the arc spans `centre ± arcAngle` and values sit at their true position within it, so `45` gives the historical 90°-wide arc. With `zoomToFitArc`, a narrower arc is enlarged on its own layer while the vessel image and the indicator line keep their natural size on a separate central layer — the two layers are deliberately disconnected. */
     arcAngle?: number;
     pitch?: number;
     minAvgPitch?: number;

package/dist/navigation-instruments/pitch-roll/ObcPitchRoll.svelte

@@ -61,10 +61,10 @@ import type {Priority} from '@oicl/openbridge-webcomponents/dist/navigation-inst
      zoomToFitArc?: boolean;
      /** Half-extent of each of the four watch arcs in degrees, measured from the arc's natural center (0°/90°/180°/270°). Each arc spans `center ± arcAngle`. Default `30` reproduces the historical 60°-wide arcs; smaller values produce narrower arcs that, combined with `zoomToFitArc`, reveal more detail in the relevant motion range. */
      arcAngle?: number;
-      /** [object Object],[object Object],[object Object] */
-pitchArcAngle?: number | undefined;
-      /** [object Object],[object Object],[object Object] */
-rollArcAngle?: number | undefined
+     /** Per-axis override for the pitch arcs, top and bottom, falling back to `arcAngle` when undefined — for rectangular layouts where pitch and roll need different angular extents. */
+     pitchArcAngle?: number | undefined;
+     /** Per-axis override for the roll arcs, left and right, falling back to `arcAngle` when undefined. */
+     rollArcAngle?: number | undefined
    }
       export interface Events {
     

package/dist/navigation-instruments/pitch-roll/ObcPitchRoll.svelte.d.ts

@@ -54,9 +54,9 @@ export interface Props {
     zoomToFitArc?: boolean;
     /** Half-extent of each of the four watch arcs in degrees, measured from the arc's natural center (0°/90°/180°/270°). Each arc spans `center ± arcAngle`. Default `30` reproduces the historical 60°-wide arcs; smaller values produce narrower arcs that, combined with `zoomToFitArc`, reveal more detail in the relevant motion range. */
     arcAngle?: number;
-    /** [object Object],[object Object],[object Object] */
+    /** Per-axis override for the pitch arcs, top and bottom, falling back to `arcAngle` when undefined — for rectangular layouts where pitch and roll need different angular extents. */
     pitchArcAngle?: number | undefined;
-    /** [object Object],[object Object],[object Object] */
+    /** Per-axis override for the roll arcs, left and right, falling back to `arcAngle` when undefined. */
     rollArcAngle?: number | undefined;
 }
 export interface Events {

package/dist/navigation-instruments/roll/ObcRoll.svelte

@@ -18,16 +18,8 @@ import type {ObcRollType} from '@oicl/openbridge-webcomponents/dist/navigation-i
      hasReadout?: boolean;
      /** Colour palette for the scale fill / indicator and the readout value: `regular` (default) or `enhanced`. */
      priority?: Priority;
-      /** Half-extent of the watch arc in degrees. The arc spans `centre ± arcAngle`
-and values are placed at their true position within it. Default `45`
-reproduces the historical 90°-wide arc.
-
-Smaller values render a narrower arc. Combined with `zoomToFitArc`, the
-narrower arc is enlarged (its radius grows) on its own layer, while the
-vessel image and the rotating indicator line stay at their natural size and
-position on a separate central layer. The two layers are intentionally
-visually disconnected. */
-arcAngle?: number;
+     /** Half-extent of the watch arc in degrees: the arc spans `centre ± arcAngle` and values sit at their true position within it, so `45` gives the historical 90°-wide arc. With `zoomToFitArc`, a narrower arc is enlarged on its own layer while the vessel image and the indicator line keep their natural size on a separate central layer — the two layers are deliberately disconnected. */
+     arcAngle?: number;
      roll?: number;
      minAvgRoll?: number;
      maxAvgRoll?: number;

package/dist/navigation-instruments/roll/ObcRoll.svelte.d.ts

@@ -11,15 +11,7 @@ export interface Props {
     hasReadout?: boolean;
     /** Colour palette for the scale fill / indicator and the readout value: `regular` (default) or `enhanced`. */
     priority?: Priority;
-    /** Half-extent of the watch arc in degrees. The arc spans `centre ± arcAngle`
-and values are placed at their true position within it. Default `45`
-reproduces the historical 90°-wide arc.
-
-Smaller values render a narrower arc. Combined with `zoomToFitArc`, the
-narrower arc is enlarged (its radius grows) on its own layer, while the
-vessel image and the rotating indicator line stay at their natural size and
-position on a separate central layer. The two layers are intentionally
-visually disconnected. */
+    /** Half-extent of the watch arc in degrees: the arc spans `centre ± arcAngle` and values sit at their true position within it, so `45` gives the historical 90°-wide arc. With `zoomToFitArc`, a narrower arc is enlarged on its own layer while the vessel image and the indicator line keep their natural size on a separate central layer — the two layers are deliberately disconnected. */
     arcAngle?: number;
     roll?: number;
     minAvgRoll?: number;

package/dist/navigation-instruments/rot-indicator/ObcRotIndicator.svelte

@@ -10,12 +10,8 @@
      class?: string;
      style?: string;
      type?: RotIndicatorType;
-      /** Measured rate of turn in degrees per minute (positive = starboard).
-
-Drives the spinner animation via `(rateOfTurnDegreesPerMinute / 360) *
-rotDotAnimationFactor` rotations per minute. When `undefined` the legacy
-`rotationsPerMinute` value is used instead. */
-rateOfTurnDegreesPerMinute?: number | undefined;
+     /** Measured rate of turn in degrees per minute (positive = clockwise). Drives the spinner animation via `(rateOfTurnDegreesPerMinute / 360) * rotDotAnimationFactor` rotations per minute. When `undefined` the legacy `rotationsPerMinute` value is used instead. */
+     rateOfTurnDegreesPerMinute?: number | undefined;
      /** Visual amplification applied to the spinning dot animation. Default `18` keeps the legacy visual feel (≈1 rpm at 20°/min). Has no effect when the legacy `rotationsPerMinute` API is used. */
      rotDotAnimationFactor?: number;
      rotationsPerMinute?: number

package/dist/navigation-instruments/rot-indicator/ObcRotIndicator.svelte.d.ts

@@ -5,11 +5,7 @@ export interface Props {
     class?: string;
     style?: string;
     type?: RotIndicatorType;
-    /** Measured rate of turn in degrees per minute (positive = starboard).
-
-Drives the spinner animation via `(rateOfTurnDegreesPerMinute / 360) *
-rotDotAnimationFactor` rotations per minute. When `undefined` the legacy
-`rotationsPerMinute` value is used instead. */
+    /** Measured rate of turn in degrees per minute (positive = clockwise). Drives the spinner animation via `(rateOfTurnDegreesPerMinute / 360) * rotDotAnimationFactor` rotations per minute. When `undefined` the legacy `rotationsPerMinute` value is used instead. */
     rateOfTurnDegreesPerMinute?: number | undefined;
     /** Visual amplification applied to the spinning dot animation. Default `18` keeps the legacy visual feel (≈1 rpm at 20°/min). Has no effect when the legacy `rotationsPerMinute` API is used. */
     rotDotAnimationFactor?: number;

package/dist/navigation-instruments/rot-sector/ObcRotSector.svelte

@@ -37,32 +37,28 @@ animateSetpoint?: boolean;
      value?: number;
      maxValue?: number;
      showLabels?: boolean;
-      /** Whether to render tickmarks inside the ring. */
-tickmarksInside?: boolean;
-      /** Interval for primary tickmarks in value units.
-When undefined or <= 0, no primary tickmarks are shown. */
-primaryTickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
-      /** Interval for secondary tickmarks in value units.
-When undefined or <= 0, no secondary tickmarks are shown. */
-secondaryTickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
-      /** Interval for tertiary tickmarks in value units.
-When undefined or <= 0, no tertiary tickmarks are shown. */
-tertiaryTickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
+     /** Whether to render tickmarks inside the ring. */
+     tickmarksInside?: boolean;
+     /** Interval for primary tickmarks in value units. When undefined or <= 0, no primary tickmarks are shown. */
+     primaryTickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
+     /** Interval for secondary tickmarks in value units. When undefined or <= 0, no secondary tickmarks are shown. */
+     secondaryTickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
+     /** Interval for tertiary tickmarks in value units. When undefined or <= 0, no tertiary tickmarks are shown. */
+     tertiaryTickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
      priority?: Priority;
      portStarboard?: boolean;
      tickmarkStyle?: TickmarkStyle;
      advices?: GaugeRadialAdvice[];
      zoomToFitArc?: boolean;
      rotArcExtent?: number;
-      /** When `true`, shows a centered `<obc-readout>` (label `ROT`, unit `DEG/min`)
-under the arc with the current rate-of-turn value. Default `false`. */
-hasReadout?: boolean;
-      /** Readout label. Default `ROT`. */
-label?: string;
-      /** Readout unit. Default `DEG/min`. */
-unit?: string;
-      /** Number of fraction digits shown in the readout. Default `0`. */
-fractionDigits?: number
+     /** When `true`, shows a centered `<obc-readout>` (label `ROT`, unit `DEG/min`) under the arc with the current rate-of-turn value. Default `false`. */
+     hasReadout?: boolean;
+     /** Readout label. Default `ROT`. */
+     label?: string;
+     /** Readout unit. Default `DEG/min`. */
+     unit?: string;
+     /** Number of fraction digits shown in the readout. Default `0`. */
+     fractionDigits?: number
    }
       export interface Events {
     

package/dist/navigation-instruments/rot-sector/ObcRotSector.svelte.d.ts

@@ -32,14 +32,11 @@ regardless of instrument state. */
     showLabels?: boolean;
     /** Whether to render tickmarks inside the ring. */
     tickmarksInside?: boolean;
-    /** Interval for primary tickmarks in value units.
-When undefined or <= 0, no primary tickmarks are shown. */
+    /** Interval for primary tickmarks in value units. When undefined or <= 0, no primary tickmarks are shown. */
     primaryTickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
-    /** Interval for secondary tickmarks in value units.
-When undefined or <= 0, no secondary tickmarks are shown. */
+    /** Interval for secondary tickmarks in value units. When undefined or <= 0, no secondary tickmarks are shown. */
     secondaryTickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
-    /** Interval for tertiary tickmarks in value units.
-When undefined or <= 0, no tertiary tickmarks are shown. */
+    /** Interval for tertiary tickmarks in value units. When undefined or <= 0, no tertiary tickmarks are shown. */
     tertiaryTickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
     priority?: Priority;
     portStarboard?: boolean;
@@ -47,8 +44,7 @@ When undefined or <= 0, no tertiary tickmarks are shown. */
     advices?: GaugeRadialAdvice[];
     zoomToFitArc?: boolean;
     rotArcExtent?: number;
-    /** When `true`, shows a centered `<obc-readout>` (label `ROT`, unit `DEG/min`)
-under the arc with the current rate-of-turn value. Default `false`. */
+    /** When `true`, shows a centered `<obc-readout>` (label `ROT`, unit `DEG/min`) under the arc with the current rate-of-turn value. Default `false`. */
     hasReadout?: boolean;
     /** Readout label. Default `ROT`. */
     label?: string;

package/dist/navigation-instruments/speed-gauge/ObcSpeedGauge.svelte

@@ -38,30 +38,24 @@ animateSetpoint?: boolean;
      maxSpeed?: number;
      minSpeed?: number;
      showLabels?: boolean;
-      /** Whether to render tickmarks inside the ring. */
-tickmarksInside?: boolean;
-      /** Interval for tickmarks in speed units.
-When undefined or <= 0, no tickmarks are shown (only the zero mark). */
-tickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
+     /** Whether to render tickmarks inside the ring. */
+     tickmarksInside?: boolean;
+     /** Interval for tickmarks in speed units. When undefined or <= 0, no tickmarks are shown (only the zero mark). */
+     tickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
      priority?: Priority;
      needleType?: ObcSpeedGaugeNeedleType;
      speedAdvices?: SpeedAdvice[];
      tickmarkStyle?: TickmarkStyle;
-      /** When `true`, shows a centered `<obc-readout>` (label `STW`, unit `KN`)
-below the gauge with the current speed. Default `false`. */
-hasReadout?: boolean;
-      /** Readout label. Default `STW`. */
-label?: string;
-      /** Readout unit. Default `KN`. */
-unit?: string;
-      /** Number of fraction digits shown in the readout. Default `1`. */
-fractionDigits?: number;
-      /** Outer-ring diameter in CSS pixels. When set, the instrument renders at a
-fixed intrinsic size derived from the ring, arc shape and label reserve —
-so instruments sharing the same value have identical ring circumference
-regardless of label width or arc extent (like obc-donut-chart's
-fixedHeight). When unset (default), the instrument fills its container. */
-faceDiameter?: number | undefined
+     /** When `true`, shows a centered `<obc-readout>` (label `STW`, unit `KN`) below the gauge with the current speed. Default `false`. */
+     hasReadout?: boolean;
+     /** Readout label. Default `STW`. */
+     label?: string;
+     /** Readout unit. Default `KN`. */
+     unit?: string;
+     /** Number of fraction digits shown in the readout. Default `1`. */
+     fractionDigits?: number;
+     /** Outer-ring diameter in CSS pixels. When set, the instrument renders at a fixed intrinsic size derived from the ring, arc shape and label reserve — so instruments sharing the same value have identical ring circumference regardless of label width or arc extent (like obc-donut-chart's fixedHeight). When unset (default), the instrument fills its container. */
+     faceDiameter?: number | undefined
    }
       export interface Events {
     

package/dist/navigation-instruments/speed-gauge/ObcSpeedGauge.svelte.d.ts

@@ -33,15 +33,13 @@ regardless of instrument state. */
     showLabels?: boolean;
     /** Whether to render tickmarks inside the ring. */
     tickmarksInside?: boolean;
-    /** Interval for tickmarks in speed units.
-When undefined or <= 0, no tickmarks are shown (only the zero mark). */
+    /** Interval for tickmarks in speed units. When undefined or <= 0, no tickmarks are shown (only the zero mark). */
     tickmarkInterval?: number | undefined;
     priority?: Priority;
     needleType?: ObcSpeedGaugeNeedleType;
     speedAdvices?: SpeedAdvice[];
     tickmarkStyle?: TickmarkStyle;
-    /** When `true`, shows a centered `<obc-readout>` (label `STW`, unit `KN`)
-below the gauge with the current speed. Default `false`. */
+    /** When `true`, shows a centered `<obc-readout>` (label `STW`, unit `KN`) below the gauge with the current speed. Default `false`. */
     hasReadout?: boolean;
     /** Readout label. Default `STW`. */
     label?: string;
@@ -49,11 +47,7 @@ below the gauge with the current speed. Default `false`. */
     unit?: string;
     /** Number of fraction digits shown in the readout. Default `1`. */
     fractionDigits?: number;
-    /** Outer-ring diameter in CSS pixels. When set, the instrument renders at a
-fixed intrinsic size derived from the ring, arc shape and label reserve —
-so instruments sharing the same value have identical ring circumference
-regardless of label width or arc extent (like obc-donut-chart's
-fixedHeight). When unset (default), the instrument fills its container. */
+    /** Outer-ring diameter in CSS pixels. When set, the instrument renders at a fixed intrinsic size derived from the ring, arc shape and label reserve — so instruments sharing the same value have identical ring circumference regardless of label width or arc extent (like obc-donut-chart's fixedHeight). When unset (default), the instrument fills its container. */
     faceDiameter?: number | undefined;
 }
 export interface Events {

package/dist/navigation-instruments/wind-indicator/ObcWindIndicator.svelte

@@ -12,28 +12,12 @@
      type?: WindIndicatorType;
      direction?: WindIndicatorDirection;
      priority?: WindIndicatorPriority;
-      /** Wind speed in **knots**, used to pick the wind-barb icon.
-
-The value is snapped to the nearest authored knots bucket in the
-Figma icon set: `<obi-wind-true-N>` for the arrow / labeled
-variants and the higher-granularity `<obi-wind-shaft-N>` family
-for the shaft variant. Sub-pennant calm (`0`) and shaft-only (`1`)
-buckets cover the lowest two ranges; thereafter the buckets follow
-5-knot steps up to the heaviest authored icon, with values beyond
-that snapping to it. Non-finite or negative values fall back to
-calm. */
-currentWindSpeedKnots?: number;
-      /** Rotation of the reference frame (course/heading) in degrees.
-
-This could be the heading or the course of the vessel.
-`0` means north-up. */
-rotationAngle?: number;
-      /** Primary wind direction input (wind-from).
-
-Represents the direction the wind comes **from** in degrees.
-- `0` / `360`: wind from north → marker points south (down)
-- `180`: wind from south → marker points north (up) */
-currentWindFromDirection?: number;
+     /** Wind speed in knots, snapped to the nearest authored bucket of the wind-barb icon set — `<obi-wind-true-N>` for the arrow and labeled variants, the finer `<obi-wind-shaft-N>` family for the shaft variant. Calm (`0`) and shaft-only (`1`) cover the lowest two ranges and 5-knot steps follow up to the heaviest icon; anything beyond it snaps to that icon, and a non-finite or negative value falls back to calm. */
+     currentWindSpeedKnots?: number;
+     /** Rotation of the reference frame (course/heading) in degrees. This could be the heading or the course of the vessel. `0` means north-up. */
+     rotationAngle?: number;
+     /** Direction the wind comes from, in degrees: `0` or `360` is wind from the north, so the marker points down, and `180` is wind from the south, so it points up. */
+     currentWindFromDirection?: number;
      windFromAngle?: number;
      angle?: number
    }

package/dist/navigation-instruments/wind-indicator/ObcWindIndicator.svelte.d.ts

@@ -7,27 +7,11 @@ export interface Props {
     type?: WindIndicatorType;
     direction?: WindIndicatorDirection;
     priority?: WindIndicatorPriority;
-    /** Wind speed in **knots**, used to pick the wind-barb icon.
-
-The value is snapped to the nearest authored knots bucket in the
-Figma icon set: `<obi-wind-true-N>` for the arrow / labeled
-variants and the higher-granularity `<obi-wind-shaft-N>` family
-for the shaft variant. Sub-pennant calm (`0`) and shaft-only (`1`)
-buckets cover the lowest two ranges; thereafter the buckets follow
-5-knot steps up to the heaviest authored icon, with values beyond
-that snapping to it. Non-finite or negative values fall back to
-calm. */
+    /** Wind speed in knots, snapped to the nearest authored bucket of the wind-barb icon set — `<obi-wind-true-N>` for the arrow and labeled variants, the finer `<obi-wind-shaft-N>` family for the shaft variant. Calm (`0`) and shaft-only (`1`) cover the lowest two ranges and 5-knot steps follow up to the heaviest icon; anything beyond it snaps to that icon, and a non-finite or negative value falls back to calm. */
     currentWindSpeedKnots?: number;
-    /** Rotation of the reference frame (course/heading) in degrees.
-
-This could be the heading or the course of the vessel.
-`0` means north-up. */
+    /** Rotation of the reference frame (course/heading) in degrees. This could be the heading or the course of the vessel. `0` means north-up. */
     rotationAngle?: number;
-    /** Primary wind direction input (wind-from).
-
-Represents the direction the wind comes **from** in degrees.
-- `0` / `360`: wind from north → marker points south (down)
-- `180`: wind from south → marker points north (up) */
+    /** Direction the wind comes from, in degrees: `0` or `360` is wind from the north, so the marker points down, and `180` is wind from the south, so it points up. */
     currentWindFromDirection?: number;
     windFromAngle?: number;
     angle?: number;

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@oicl/openbridge-webcomponents-svelte",
-  "version": "2.0.0-next.159",
+  "version": "2.0.0-next.160",
   "scripts": {
     "dev": "vite dev",
     "build": "vite build && npm run prepack",
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@
     }
   },
   "dependencies": {
-    "@oicl/openbridge-webcomponents": "^2.0.0-next.159"
+    "@oicl/openbridge-webcomponents": "^2.0.0-next.160"
   },
   "peerDependencies": {
     "svelte": "^5.0.0"