@pascal-app/core 1.0.5 → 1.0.7

package/dist/building/__fixtures__/wall-opening-cases.js

@@ -95,11 +95,24 @@ export const WALL_OPENING_REFUSALS = [
     'position_required',
     'conflicting_position',
     'wall_too_short',
+    'wall_too_low',
     'opening_overlap',
     'style_needs_fixed_window',
 ];
 const { main, short, exact, busy, curved, storey, shelved, wallShelf, levelId, existingDoor, outFront, outBack, } = OPENING_SCENE;
 export const WALL_OPENING_CASES = [
+    {
+        name: 'an entry transom above the wall top is refused, even with force',
+        tool: 'add_door',
+        input: { wallId: OPENING_SCENE.main, t: 0.5, transomHeight: 0.5, force: true },
+        expect: { refusal: 'wall_too_low', mentions: ['2.50 m', '2.60 m'] },
+    },
+    {
+        name: 'an entry transom above a plane-bound wall ceiling is refused',
+        tool: 'add_door',
+        input: { wallId: OPENING_SCENE.storey, t: 0.5, transomHeight: 0.8 },
+        expect: { refusal: 'wall_too_low', mentions: ['2.80 m', '2.90 m'] },
+    },
     // Which way it faces. A door's swing and a garage door's track run behind its facing, so a door
     // on an outside wall faces out whichever way the wall was drawn (a garage door's track once ran
     // on the street). An inside wall keeps the wall's front.

package/dist/building/code-profile.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,231 @@
+/**
+ * The thresholds a building code sets, one table, every row with its unit, its citation and whether the
+ * text behind it was read. A check that applies a code reads its numbers here, never from a literal.
+ *
+ * Which code applies is the project's to say: `site.metadata.codeProfile`. A scene that does not say has
+ * no jurisdiction, and a code-specific check then reports information that names the code it used, never
+ * a warning (the listing houses are Australian designs; the US IRC is not what they were drawn to). These are usage indicators, not a compliance check.
+ */
+export declare const CODE_PROFILE_IDS: readonly ['irc-2021'];
+export type CodeProfileId = (typeof CODE_PROFILE_IDS)[number];
+/** The text the number was read in (a state's adoption of the model code, or UpCodes), or only a guide, a forum or another checker's constant. */
+export type ThresholdSource = 'code text' | 'secondary source';
+/**
+ * When a row applies, for a rule that is not for every case. A row without it applies wherever the check that
+ * reads it looks; a check that reads a row with it evaluates it. `every-exterior-door` is a landing at each
+ * exterior door; `{ dropOverM, risersOver }` is a doorway whose sill opens onto a stairway or ramp with a
+ * change in level of more than that many metres or risers (either is enough: the text reads "greater than
+ * 3 risers or 570 mm").
+ */
+export type Applicability = 'every-exterior-door' | {
+    dropOverM: number;
+    risersOver: number;
+};
+export type Threshold = {
+    value: number;
+    unit: 'm' | 'm2' | 'ratio';
+    /** The section as a finding names it. */
+    section: string;
+    /** The section and, where it matters, the edition and where it was read. */
+    cite: string;
+    appliesWhen?: Applicability;
+    source: ThresholdSource;
+};
+/** The US International Residential Code, 2021. */
+export declare const IRC_2021: {
+    readonly stairWidth: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R311.7.1';
+        readonly cite: "IRC R311.7.1, stairway clear width above the handrail (read in the Minnesota (2020) and Colorado (2021) residential codes)";
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+    readonly handrailProjection: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R311.7.1';
+        readonly cite: "IRC R311.7.1, a handrail projects at most this far into the stairway (read in the Minnesota (2020) and Colorado (2021) residential codes)";
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+    readonly stairHeadroom: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R311.7.2';
+        readonly cite: "IRC R311.7.2, 6 ft 8 in from the line of the nosings (read in the Minnesota (2020) and Colorado (2021) residential codes)";
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+    readonly stairLanding: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R311.7.6';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R311.7.6, landing depth in the direction of travel on a straight run (read in the Colorado 2021 residential code)';
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+    readonly riserMax: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R311.7.5.1';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R311.7.5.1 riser height, as the Architect checker holds it; the section text was not read';
+        readonly source: 'secondary source';
+    };
+    readonly treadMin: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R311.7.5.2';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R311.7.5.2 tread depth, as the Architect checker holds it; the section text was not read';
+        readonly source: 'secondary source';
+    };
+    readonly hallWidth: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R311.6';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R311.6 hallway width, as the Architect checker holds it; the section text was not read';
+        readonly source: 'secondary source';
+    };
+    readonly hallComfortable: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R311.6';
+        readonly cite: 'a comfortable hallway, as the Architect checker holds it (not a code row)';
+        readonly source: 'secondary source';
+    };
+    readonly exteriorDoorLanding: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R311.3';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R311.3, landing depth at an exterior door, as wide as the door (read in the Colorado 2021 residential code)';
+        readonly appliesWhen: 'every-exterior-door';
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+    readonly doorThresholdDrop: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R311.7.6 / R311.3';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R311.7.6 (no top landing for an interior flight only if no door swings over the stairs) and R311.3.1 / R311.3.2 (a landing or floor at an exterior door is at most 1-1/2 in below the threshold, or 7-3/4 in where the door does not swing over it); read in the Colorado 2021 residential code';
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+    readonly habitableRoomArea: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm2';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R304.1';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R304.1, 70 sq ft (read in the Virginia 2021 residential code); kitchens are exempt';
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+    readonly habitableRoomDimension: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R304.2';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R304.2, 7 ft in any horizontal dimension (read in the Virginia 2021 residential code); kitchens are exempt';
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+    readonly ceilingHeight: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R305.1';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R305.1 (read in the Virginia 2021 residential code); a sloped ceiling needs half the floor at this height and none under 5 ft';
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+    readonly egressArea: {
+        readonly value: 0.53;
+        readonly unit: 'm2';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R310.2.1';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R310.2.1, net clear opening 5.7 sq ft, kept at the 0.53 m2 the Architect checker uses; sizes read in city and county guides summarising the 2021 numbering';
+        readonly source: 'secondary source';
+    };
+    readonly egressSill: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R310.2.2';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R310.2.2 (2018 numbering, R310.2.3 in 2021), sill at most 44 in above the floor (read in the Texas 2018 residential code on UpCodes)';
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+    readonly toiletSideClear: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1 and Figure R307.1: 15 in from the centre to a side wall, partition or vanity. The section text sends to the figure and holds no number; the figure was not read: a 2009 P2705.1 quote and a 2021 training site';
+        readonly source: 'secondary source';
+    };
+    readonly toiletFrontClear: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1 and Figure R307.1: 21 in in front to any wall, fixture or door. The figure was not read: a 2009 P2705.1 quote and a 2021 training site';
+        readonly source: 'secondary source';
+    };
+    readonly lavatorySideClear: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1 and Figure R307.1, as for a water closet; the figure was not read';
+        readonly source: 'secondary source';
+    };
+    readonly lavatoryFrontClear: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1';
+        readonly cite: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1 and Figure R307.1, as for a water closet; the figure was not read';
+        readonly source: 'secondary source';
+    };
+    readonly showerFrontClear: {
+        readonly value: number;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1';
+        readonly cite: "in front of the shower opening, from the team designer's list; not found in the IRC text or in a 2021 guide (a guide gives 24 in as the Uniform Plumbing Code figure for a water closet)";
+        readonly source: 'secondary source';
+    };
+};
+/**
+ * Numbers the usage checks borrow for what a person can do in a house: a clear passage, a door, a turning
+ * space, the edge a cane finds. They are not a code row and apply to every project whatever its jurisdiction
+ * (a usage indicator, not a compliance check); each says where the number comes from. The French figures were
+ * checked against the arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 (Légifrance); the ADA figures are as the checks held them.
+ */
+export declare const USAGE_INDICATORS: {
+    readonly passage: {
+        readonly value: 0.9;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 11 II, 36 in';
+        readonly cite: 'clear width of a path in a house: 0,90 m, the French arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 11 II (consolidated text in force on 27 October 2026, Légifrance); 36 in is the IRC figure for a hall';
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+    readonly doorClear: {
+        readonly value: 0.8;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 11 II (0,77 m clear), 32 in';
+        readonly cite: 'clear width through an interior door: 32 in (the US figure, not read); the French arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 11 II (consolidated text in force on 27 October 2026, Légifrance) asks 0,80 m nominal and 0,77 m clear, which is why a doorway is read at 0.80 m here and a pinch under it is told apart from a passage';
+        readonly source: 'secondary source';
+    };
+    readonly turning: {
+        readonly value: 1.5;
+        readonly unit: 'm';
+        readonly section: 'arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 13 and annexe 2; ADA 304.3';
+        readonly cite: "wheelchair turning space, 1.50 m: an espace de manœuvre avec possibilité de demi-tour, Ø 1,50 m (annexe 2), in a bedroom and a salle d'eau, arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 13 (consolidated text in force on 27 October 2026, Légifrance); ADA 304.3 not read";
+        readonly source: 'code text';
+    };
+};
+export type IrcThresholdId = keyof typeof IRC_2021;
+export type ThresholdId = IrcThresholdId;
+export type CodeProfile = {
+    id: CodeProfileId;
+    label: string;
+    thresholds: Readonly<Partial<Record<ThresholdId, Threshold>>>;
+};
+export declare const CODE_PROFILES: Readonly<Record<CodeProfileId, CodeProfile>>;
+/** Where a project says which code applies: `site.metadata.codeProfile`. */
+export declare const CODE_PROFILE_KEY = "codeProfile";
+type SiteLike = {
+    type: string;
+    metadata?: unknown;
+};
+/**
+ * The profile the project names, or null: a scene that does not say has no jurisdiction. Nothing is
+ * guessed from an address, a state code (WA is a US and an Australian state) or the browser.
+ */
+export declare function codeProfileOf(nodes: Readonly<Record<string, SiteLike>>): CodeProfile | null;
+/** What a profile holds for a threshold, or undefined: a rule the other codes' texts do not set has no row. */
+export declare const thresholdOf: (profile: CodeProfile, id: ThresholdId) => Threshold | undefined;
+/** The IRC value of a threshold, for a checker that is a US checker by design (a host's own design checker). */
+export declare const ircValue: (id: IrcThresholdId) => number;
+export {};
+//# sourceMappingURL=code-profile.d.ts.map

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package/dist/building/code-profile.js

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+/**
+ * The thresholds a building code sets, one table, every row with its unit, its citation and whether the
+ * text behind it was read. A check that applies a code reads its numbers here, never from a literal.
+ *
+ * Which code applies is the project's to say: `site.metadata.codeProfile`. A scene that does not say has
+ * no jurisdiction, and a code-specific check then reports information that names the code it used, never
+ * a warning (the listing houses are Australian designs; the US IRC is not what they were drawn to). These are usage indicators, not a compliance check.
+ */
+export const CODE_PROFILE_IDS = ['irc-2021'];
+const inches = (n) => n * 0.0254;
+const feet = (n) => n * 0.3048;
+const R311_READ = 'read in the Minnesota (2020) and Colorado (2021) residential codes';
+/** The US International Residential Code, 2021. */
+export const IRC_2021 = {
+    stairWidth: {
+        value: inches(36),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R311.7.1',
+        cite: `IRC R311.7.1, stairway clear width above the handrail (${R311_READ})`,
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+    handrailProjection: {
+        value: inches(4.5),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R311.7.1',
+        cite: `IRC R311.7.1, a handrail projects at most this far into the stairway (${R311_READ})`,
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+    stairHeadroom: {
+        value: inches(80),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R311.7.2',
+        cite: `IRC R311.7.2, 6 ft 8 in from the line of the nosings (${R311_READ})`,
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+    stairLanding: {
+        value: inches(36),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R311.7.6',
+        cite: 'IRC R311.7.6, landing depth in the direction of travel on a straight run (read in the Colorado 2021 residential code)',
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+    riserMax: {
+        value: inches(7.75),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R311.7.5.1',
+        cite: 'IRC R311.7.5.1 riser height, as the Architect checker holds it; the section text was not read',
+        source: 'secondary source',
+    },
+    treadMin: {
+        value: inches(10),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R311.7.5.2',
+        cite: 'IRC R311.7.5.2 tread depth, as the Architect checker holds it; the section text was not read',
+        source: 'secondary source',
+    },
+    hallWidth: {
+        value: inches(36),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R311.6',
+        cite: 'IRC R311.6 hallway width, as the Architect checker holds it; the section text was not read',
+        source: 'secondary source',
+    },
+    hallComfortable: {
+        value: inches(42),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R311.6',
+        cite: 'a comfortable hallway, as the Architect checker holds it (not a code row)',
+        source: 'secondary source',
+    },
+    exteriorDoorLanding: {
+        value: inches(36),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R311.3',
+        cite: 'IRC R311.3, landing depth at an exterior door, as wide as the door (read in the Colorado 2021 residential code)',
+        appliesWhen: 'every-exterior-door',
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+    doorThresholdDrop: {
+        value: inches(1.5),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R311.7.6 / R311.3',
+        cite: 'IRC R311.7.6 (no top landing for an interior flight only if no door swings over the stairs) and R311.3.1 / R311.3.2 (a landing or floor at an exterior door is at most 1-1/2 in below the threshold, or 7-3/4 in where the door does not swing over it); read in the Colorado 2021 residential code',
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+    habitableRoomArea: {
+        value: feet(70) * 0.3048,
+        unit: 'm2',
+        section: 'IRC R304.1',
+        cite: 'IRC R304.1, 70 sq ft (read in the Virginia 2021 residential code); kitchens are exempt',
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+    habitableRoomDimension: {
+        value: feet(7),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R304.2',
+        cite: 'IRC R304.2, 7 ft in any horizontal dimension (read in the Virginia 2021 residential code); kitchens are exempt',
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+    ceilingHeight: {
+        value: feet(7),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R305.1',
+        cite: 'IRC R305.1 (read in the Virginia 2021 residential code); a sloped ceiling needs half the floor at this height and none under 5 ft',
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+    egressArea: {
+        value: 0.53,
+        unit: 'm2',
+        section: 'IRC R310.2.1',
+        cite: 'IRC R310.2.1, net clear opening 5.7 sq ft, kept at the 0.53 m2 the Architect checker uses; sizes read in city and county guides summarising the 2021 numbering',
+        source: 'secondary source',
+    },
+    egressSill: {
+        value: inches(44),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R310.2.2',
+        cite: 'IRC R310.2.2 (2018 numbering, R310.2.3 in 2021), sill at most 44 in above the floor (read in the Texas 2018 residential code on UpCodes)',
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+    toiletSideClear: {
+        value: inches(15),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1',
+        cite: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1 and Figure R307.1: 15 in from the centre to a side wall, partition or vanity. The section text sends to the figure and holds no number; the figure was not read: a 2009 P2705.1 quote and a 2021 training site',
+        source: 'secondary source',
+    },
+    toiletFrontClear: {
+        value: inches(21),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1',
+        cite: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1 and Figure R307.1: 21 in in front to any wall, fixture or door. The figure was not read: a 2009 P2705.1 quote and a 2021 training site',
+        source: 'secondary source',
+    },
+    lavatorySideClear: {
+        value: inches(15),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1',
+        cite: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1 and Figure R307.1, as for a water closet; the figure was not read',
+        source: 'secondary source',
+    },
+    lavatoryFrontClear: {
+        value: inches(21),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1',
+        cite: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1 and Figure R307.1, as for a water closet; the figure was not read',
+        source: 'secondary source',
+    },
+    showerFrontClear: {
+        value: inches(24),
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'IRC R307.1 / P2705.1',
+        cite: "in front of the shower opening, from the team designer's list; not found in the IRC text or in a 2021 guide (a guide gives 24 in as the Uniform Plumbing Code figure for a water closet)",
+        source: 'secondary source',
+    },
+};
+/**
+ * Numbers the usage checks borrow for what a person can do in a house: a clear passage, a door, a turning
+ * space, the edge a cane finds. They are not a code row and apply to every project whatever its jurisdiction
+ * (a usage indicator, not a compliance check); each says where the number comes from. The French figures were
+ * checked against the arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 (Légifrance); the ADA figures are as the checks held them.
+ */
+export const USAGE_INDICATORS = {
+    passage: {
+        value: 0.9,
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 11 II, 36 in',
+        cite: 'clear width of a path in a house: 0,90 m, the French arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 11 II (consolidated text in force on 27 October 2026, Légifrance); 36 in is the IRC figure for a hall',
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+    doorClear: {
+        value: 0.8,
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 11 II (0,77 m clear), 32 in',
+        cite: 'clear width through an interior door: 32 in (the US figure, not read); the French arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 11 II (consolidated text in force on 27 October 2026, Légifrance) asks 0,80 m nominal and 0,77 m clear, which is why a doorway is read at 0.80 m here and a pinch under it is told apart from a passage',
+        source: 'secondary source',
+    },
+    turning: {
+        value: 1.5,
+        unit: 'm',
+        section: 'arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 13 and annexe 2; ADA 304.3',
+        cite: "wheelchair turning space, 1.50 m: an espace de manœuvre avec possibilité de demi-tour, Ø 1,50 m (annexe 2), in a bedroom and a salle d'eau, arrêté du 24 décembre 2015 art. 13 (consolidated text in force on 27 October 2026, Légifrance); ADA 304.3 not read",
+        source: 'code text',
+    },
+};
+export const CODE_PROFILES = {
+    'irc-2021': { id: 'irc-2021', label: 'the US IRC 2021', thresholds: IRC_2021 },
+};
+/** Where a project says which code applies: `site.metadata.codeProfile`. */
+export const CODE_PROFILE_KEY = 'codeProfile';
+/**
+ * The profile the project names, or null: a scene that does not say has no jurisdiction. Nothing is
+ * guessed from an address, a state code (WA is a US and an Australian state) or the browser.
+ */
+export function codeProfileOf(nodes) {
+    for (const node of Object.values(nodes)) {
+        if (node.type !== 'site')
+            continue;
+        const named = node.metadata?.[CODE_PROFILE_KEY];
+        if (typeof named === 'string' && CODE_PROFILE_IDS.includes(named))
+            return CODE_PROFILES[named];
+    }
+    return null;
+}
+/** What a profile holds for a threshold, or undefined: a rule the other codes' texts do not set has no row. */
+export const thresholdOf = (profile, id) => profile.thresholds[id];
+/** The IRC value of a threshold, for a checker that is a US checker by design (a host's own design checker). */
+export const ircValue = (id) => IRC_2021[id].value;

package/dist/building/corner-window.d.ts

@@ -33,8 +33,8 @@ export declare function cornerPartnerUpdates(nodes: Nodes, windowId: string, pat
  * The editor's Wrap the corner: a window within `CORNER_REACH_M` of a corner where exactly one other
  * wall ends is slid to the corner and joined to the window waiting there on that wall, adopted
  * (`mergeWindows`); with none waiting, it gets a partner on that wall, of its width (as far as the
- * wall allows), height, sill and type. `create` is the partner to add, if any; `updates` are the
- * windows that change, by id.
+ * wall allows), height, sill, type and casing, each face's casing on its side of the corner.
+ * `create` is the partner to add, if any; `updates` are the windows that change, by id.
  */
 export declare function wrapCorner(nodes: Nodes, windowId: string): {
     create: WindowNode | null;

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package/dist/building/corner-window.js

@@ -63,6 +63,7 @@ const SHARED = [
     'sill',
     'sillDepth',
     'sillThickness',
+    'casingWidth',
 ];
 /** The partner's update for a change to one side of a corner window; null when nothing shared changed. */
 export function cornerPartnerUpdates(nodes, windowId, patch) {
@@ -86,8 +87,8 @@ export function cornerPartnerUpdates(nodes, windowId, patch) {
  * The editor's Wrap the corner: a window within `CORNER_REACH_M` of a corner where exactly one other
  * wall ends is slid to the corner and joined to the window waiting there on that wall, adopted
  * (`mergeWindows`); with none waiting, it gets a partner on that wall, of its width (as far as the
- * wall allows), height, sill and type. `create` is the partner to add, if any; `updates` are the
- * windows that change, by id.
+ * wall allows), height, sill, type and casing, each face's casing on its side of the corner.
+ * `create` is the partner to add, if any; `updates` are the windows that change, by id.
  */
 export function wrapCorner(nodes, windowId) {
     const window = nodes[windowId];
@@ -130,11 +131,19 @@ export function wrapCorner(nodes, windowId) {
     }).node;
     const post = fusesAtCorner(window) ? 'none' : 'post';
     const slidTo = end === 'start' ? window.width / 2 : wallLengthOf(wall) - window.width / 2;
+    // Casing is kept per wall face. A wall running into the corner and one running on out of it
+    // have their `a` faces on the same side of it; two meeting end to end or start to start have
+    // them on opposite sides, so the partner takes the window's faces the other way round.
+    const swapFaces = end === otherEnd;
     return {
         create: {
             ...partner,
+            frameThickness: window.frameThickness,
             columnRatios: window.columnRatios,
             rowRatios: window.rowRatios,
+            casingWidth: window.casingWidth,
+            casingFaceA: swapFaces ? window.casingFaceB : window.casingFaceA,
+            casingFaceB: swapFaces ? window.casingFaceA : window.casingFaceB,
             corner: { end: otherEnd, partnerId: window.id, post },
         },
         updates: {

package/dist/building/door-types.d.ts

@@ -1,5 +1,6 @@
 import type { DoorNode } from '../schema/index.js';
 import { type DoorType } from '../schema/nodes/opening-types.js';
+export declare const NEW_DOOR_FRAME_THICKNESS = 0.02;
 /** A door type's own size: the door panel's Type row sets it, and add_door takes it when none is given. */
 export declare const DOOR_TYPE_SIZES: Record<DoorType, {
     width: number;

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package/dist/building/door-types.js

@@ -1,5 +1,7 @@
 import { defaultDoorSegments } from '../schema/nodes/opening-types.js';
 import { doorStyleLook, doorStylesOf } from './opening-style-presets.js';
+// The schema keeps 0.05 m for saved doors that omit the field (E-003).
+export const NEW_DOOR_FRAME_THICKNESS = 0.02;
 /** A door type's own size: the door panel's Type row sets it, and add_door takes it when none is given. */
 export const DOOR_TYPE_SIZES = {
     hinged: { width: 0.9, height: 2.1 },

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package/dist/building/floor-item-fit.js

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 import { collectDoorKeepouts, itemBlocksDoorKeepout, itemPlanAabb, } from '../agent-operations/door-clearance.js';
 import { findValidPlacement } from '../agent-operations/layout-clearance.js';
 import { pointInPolygon, polygonBounds } from '../agent-operations/plan-geometry.js';
+import { queryNodes } from '../runtime/node-queries.js';
 /**
  * Whether a floor item fits where it stands. An item its room cannot hold in any turn, or one
  * standing in the space a door needs (as verify_scene's blocked-door check sees it), does not fit.
@@ -8,10 +9,7 @@ import { pointInPolygon, polygonBounds } from '../agent-operations/plan-geometry
  * table and a bed on its rug overlap by design.
  */
 export function floorItemFit(nodes, item) {
-    const zone = Object.values(nodes).find((node) => node.type === 'zone' &&
-        node.parentId === item.levelId &&
-        node.polygon.length >= 3 &&
-        pointInPolygon([item.x, item.z], node.polygon));
+    const zone = queryNodes(nodes, { type: 'zone', parentId: item.levelId }).find((node) => node.polygon.length >= 3 && pointInPolygon([item.x, item.z], node.polygon));
     const bounds = zone ? polygonBounds(zone.polygon) : undefined;
     const room = zone &&
         bounds && {

package/dist/building/ground-level.d.ts

@@ -2,9 +2,7 @@ import type { AnyNode, AnyNodeId } from '../schema/index.js';
 /**
  * Making `levelId` the building's ground floor, as the level panel's "Set as ground floor" and the
  * agent's `set_ground_level` do: the building names it (`groundLevelId`), is seated so that level's
- * floor datum, the top of the foundation, stands over grade as the building's foundation
- * construction seats it (`GroundSeat.aboveGrade`: 0.203 m on block, by region and style); its
- * position moves in height, the plan stays where it is, and the
+ * floor datum stands on grade; its position moves in height, the plan stays where it is, and the
  * floor indices are renumbered so it is index 0 and the ones under it are the basements. Every
  * floor keeps its place relative to the others. One change set, one undo step. `null` for an id
  * that is no level of a building.

package/dist/building/ground-level.d.ts.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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package/dist/building/ground-level.js

@@ -3,9 +3,7 @@ import { getLevelElevations } from '../services/storey.js';
 /**
  * Making `levelId` the building's ground floor, as the level panel's "Set as ground floor" and the
  * agent's `set_ground_level` do: the building names it (`groundLevelId`), is seated so that level's
- * floor datum, the top of the foundation, stands over grade as the building's foundation
- * construction seats it (`GroundSeat.aboveGrade`: 0.203 m on block, by region and style); its
- * position moves in height, the plan stays where it is, and the
+ * floor datum stands on grade; its position moves in height, the plan stays where it is, and the
  * floor indices are renumbered so it is index 0 and the ones under it are the basements. Every
  * floor keeps its place relative to the others. One change set, one undo step. `null` for an id
  * that is no level of a building.
@@ -29,12 +27,12 @@ export function buildGroundLevelChanges({ nodes, levelId, }) {
         return null;
     const [x, y, z] = building.position;
     // Micrometres: the seat is measured through sums of storey heights, and a stored height keeps no noise.
-    const moveBy = seat.atFoundationTop ? 0 : Math.round((seat.aboveGrade - seat.offset) * 1e6) / 1e6;
+    const moveBy = seat.seated ? 0 : Math.round(-seat.offset * 1e6) / 1e6;
     const shift = level.level;
     const renumbered = Object.values(nodes).filter((node) => node.type === 'level' &&
         shift !== 0 &&
         getLevelElevations(nodes).get(node.id)?.buildingId === building.id);
-    const unchanged = before?.explicit === true && before.levelId === level.id && seat.atFoundationTop && shift === 0;
+    const unchanged = before?.explicit === true && before.levelId === level.id && seat.seated && shift === 0;
     return {
         buildingId: building.id,
         seat,