@scenoco-three/editor 0.6.0 → 0.7.0

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/geometry/ball.geometry.xml

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-<SphereGeometry radius="0.32" widthSegments="28" heightSegments="20" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/geometry/brick.geometry.xml

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-<BoxGeometry width="2.4" height="0.8" depth="0.7" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/geometry/floor-sensor.geometry.xml

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-<BoxGeometry width="19.5" height="0.5" depth="0.5" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/geometry/paddle.geometry.xml

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-<BoxGeometry width="3.2" height="0.45" depth="0.7" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/geometry/wall-side.geometry.xml

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-<BoxGeometry width="0.5" height="16" depth="0.9" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/geometry/wall-top.geometry.xml

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-<BoxGeometry width="19.5" height="0.5" depth="0.9" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/materials/ball.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#fef3c7" emissive="#f59e0b" emissiveIntensity="1.4" roughness="0.15" metalness="0.2" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/materials/brick-firm.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#c084fc" emissive="#6d28d9" emissiveIntensity="0.9" roughness="0.3" metalness="0.25" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/materials/brick-hard.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#fb7185" emissive="#9f1239" emissiveIntensity="1" roughness="0.25" metalness="0.35" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/materials/brick-soft.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#22d3ee" emissive="#0e7490" emissiveIntensity="0.9" roughness="0.3" metalness="0.25" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/materials/paddle.material.xml

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-<!-- The paddle glows on its own, wherever it is.
-
-     What decides whether something blooms is its emissive colour **in linear space** times
-     `emissiveIntensity`, against the `<Bloom threshold>`. #0d9488 at 1.1 came to 0.33 with the
-     threshold at 1, so the paddle never glowed by itself — it only lit up when it drove through
-     the warm light that used to sit at the centre of the field. A brighter teal at 1.3 comes to
-     0.86: over the threshold, so it glows at both ends of its travel, and under white, so the
-     surface keeps its colour instead of clipping. -->
-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#5eead4" emissive="#2dd4bf" emissiveIntensity="1.3"
-                      roughness="0.2" metalness="0.5" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/materials/wall.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#243352" emissive="#0b1224" emissiveIntensity="0.6" roughness="0.7" metalness="0.3" />

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/render/neon.render.xml

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-<!-- The look every level shares: a filmic curve so the emissive bricks do not clip flat, a haze
-     at the far end of the field, and enough bloom to make them read as neon rather than plastic.
-
-     Each child is one thing that decides how the frame looks, and it is on because the element
-     is here — there is no value that means "off". Tuning the game's look is this one file.
-
-     `threshold` is the one to understand: it is how bright a pixel has to be before it glows,
-     where 1 is white. At 1 only what is brighter than white blooms, which in this scene was the
-     ball and nothing else. At 0.5 the emissive paddle and the lit brick faces come in too. -->
-<Render>
-  <Fog color="#05070d" near="20" far="46" />
-  <ToneMapping curve="ACESFilmicToneMapping" exposure="1.05" />
-  <Bloom strength="0.5" radius="0.45" threshold="0.5" />
-</Render>

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/scenes/arena.prefab.xml

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-<!-- The furniture every level shares: the walls that bounce, the paddle, the ball, and the
-     sensor across the floor. Only the bricks change from level to level, so only the bricks are
-     written three times. -->
-<Group>
-  <!-- Walls. Restitution 1 and no friction: a Breakout ball leaves a wall as fast as it
-       arrived and with the mirror angle, which is what makes the rally readable. -->
-  <Mesh id="wallLeft" position="x: -9.5; y: 7.5"
-        geometry="../geometry/wall-side.geometry.xml" material="../materials/wall.material.xml">
-    <Components>
-      <RigidBody2D kind="static" />
-      <BoxCollider2D halfExtents="x: 0.25; y: 8" restitution="1" friction="0" />
-    </Components>
-  </Mesh>
-
-  <Mesh id="wallRight" position="x: 9.5; y: 7.5"
-        geometry="../geometry/wall-side.geometry.xml" material="../materials/wall.material.xml">
-    <Components>
-      <RigidBody2D kind="static" />
-      <BoxCollider2D halfExtents="x: 0.25; y: 8" restitution="1" friction="0" />
-    </Components>
-  </Mesh>
-
-  <Mesh id="wallTop" position="y: 15.75"
-        geometry="../geometry/wall-top.geometry.xml" material="../materials/wall.material.xml">
-    <Components>
-      <RigidBody2D kind="static" />
-      <BoxCollider2D halfExtents="x: 9.75; y: 0.25" restitution="1" friction="0" />
-    </Components>
-  </Mesh>
-
-  <!-- Kinematic: the controller moves the node and the body follows, so the paddle shoves the
-       ball rather than being shoved by it. -->
-  <Mesh id="paddle" position="y: 1"
-        geometry="../geometry/paddle.geometry.xml" material="../materials/paddle.material.xml">
-    <!-- The paddle's own glow, and a child of the paddle so it travels with it. It used to sit
-         in the level document at x=0, which meant the paddle only lit up in the middle of the
-         field: the light was static and the paddle drove in and out of its pool. A light is a
-         node, so the tree is where that is said. -->
-    <PointLight color="#fbbf24" intensity="4" distance="11" decay="2" position="y: 0.9; z: 1.2" />
-    <Components>
-      <Paddle speed="16" halfRange="7.4" />
-      <RigidBody2D kind="kinematic" />
-      <BoxCollider2D halfExtents="x: 1.6; y: 0.225" restitution="1" friction="0" />
-    </Components>
-  </Mesh>
-
-  <!-- `bullet` so a fast ball cannot tunnel through a brick between two steps. -->
-  <Mesh id="ballBody" position="y: 1.62"
-        geometry="../geometry/ball.geometry.xml" material="../materials/ball.material.xml">
-    <Components>
-      <!-- The id is on the component, because that is what a level overrides:
-           `<Override target="#ball" speed="18" />` makes level three faster than level one
-           without a second copy of this document. -->
-      <Ball id="ball" paddle="#paddle" steer="62" speed="15" />
-      <RigidBody2D kind="dynamic" bullet="true" gravityScale="0" linearDamping="0" />
-      <CircleCollider2D radius="0.32" restitution="1" friction="0" density="1" />
-    </Components>
-  </Mesh>
-
-  <!-- A sensor, not a wall: it reports the overlap and lets the ball fall through. -->
-  <Mesh id="floor" position="y: -0.6" visible="false"
-        geometry="../geometry/floor-sensor.geometry.xml" material="../materials/wall.material.xml">
-    <Components>
-      <RigidBody2D kind="static" />
-      <BoxCollider2D halfExtents="x: 9.75; y: 0.25" isSensor="true" />
-    </Components>
-  </Mesh>
-</Group>

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/scenes/brick.prefab.xml

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-<!-- One brick, all three tiers.
-
-     A level says how tough this one is with a single override — `<Override target="#brick"
-     hits="2" />` — and the look follows: the three materials are named here once, and shared by
-     every brick of that tier. -->
-<Mesh id="body" geometry="../geometry/brick.geometry.xml" material="../materials/brick-soft.material.xml">
-  <Components>
-    <Brick id="brick" hits="1"
-           soft="../materials/brick-soft.material.xml"
-           firm="../materials/brick-firm.material.xml"
-           hard="../materials/brick-hard.material.xml" />
-    <RigidBody2D kind="static" />
-    <BoxCollider2D halfExtents="x: 1.2; y: 0.4" restitution="1" friction="0" />
-  </Components>
-</Mesh>

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/scenes/hud.scene.xml

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-<!-- The HUD, and the run it reports on: score, lives, level.
-
-     A scene of its own, loaded alongside the level and marked dontDestroyOnLoad, so nothing in
-     it is rebuilt when a level is. That is what keeps the score across a level change — no
-     module-scope singleton, no copying state across the seam.
-
-     It is also the one place that knows the game has three levels, and it can be: no level
-     imports this scene, so naming them here is not a cycle. -->
-<Scene dontDestroyOnLoad="true">
-  <!-- A <Canvas> sizes itself to the camera above it, and this scene draws over the level
-       without clearing it — so the HUD is the last thing composited, whatever the level does. -->
-  <PerspectiveCamera id="camera" fov="45" near="0.1" far="100">
-    <Canvas color="#e2e8f0" fontWeight="bold">
-      <!-- Top bar: score on the left, level in the middle, lives on the right. -->
-      <Panel anchor="stretchTop" height="58" background="#0d1526" opacity="0.94"
-             layout="horizontal" alignX="between" alignY="center" padding="16">
-        <Panel layout="horizontal" alignY="center" gap="8">
-          <Text text="SCORE" fontSize="11" color="#5b7089" />
-          <Text id="score" text="00000" fontSize="22" color="#5eead4" />
-        </Panel>
-
-        <Panel layout="horizontal" alignY="center" gap="10">
-          <Panel width="6" height="6" radius="3" background="#5eead4" />
-          <Text id="level" text="1/3" fontSize="11" color="#8fa3bd" />
-          <Panel width="6" height="6" radius="3" background="#5eead4" />
-        </Panel>
-
-        <!-- Lives as pips rather than a glyph: the default font has no ♥, and a missing glyph
-             draws as a tofu box. A rectangle is a rectangle everywhere. -->
-        <Panel layout="horizontal" alignY="center" gap="8">
-          <Text text="LIVES" fontSize="11" color="#5b7089" />
-          <Panel layout="horizontal" alignY="center" gap="7">
-            <Panel id="life1" width="11" height="11" radius="6" background="#fb7185" />
-            <Panel id="life2" width="11" height="11" radius="6" background="#fb7185" />
-            <Panel id="life3" width="11" height="11" radius="6" background="#fb7185" />
-          </Panel>
-        </Panel>
-      </Panel>
-
-      <!-- Between rounds. `Progress` switches it off while the ball is in play. -->
-      <Panel id="banner" anchor="stretch" background="#030509" opacity="0.82"
-             layout="vertical" alignX="center" alignY="center" gap="16">
-        <Text id="headline" text="" fontSize="46" color="#f8fafc" textAlign="center" />
-        <Text id="hint" text="" fontSize="15" color="#7f96b3" fontWeight="normal" textAlign="center" />
-      </Panel>
-
-      <Components>
-        <Progress levels="[level-1.scene.xml, level-2.scene.xml, level-3.scene.xml]"
-                  startingLives="3" pointsPerHit="50"
-                  scoreText="#score" levelText="#level"
-                  life1="#life1" life2="#life2" life3="#life3"
-                  banner="#banner" headline="#headline" hint="#hint" />
-      </Components>
-    </Canvas>
-  </PerspectiveCamera>
-</Scene>

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/scenes/level-1.scene.xml

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-<!-- NEON GRID
-     A digit in the wall's map is how many hits that brick takes — 1, 2 or 3 — and anything
-     else is a gap. Toughness is the only thing a level says about a brick: one prefab, and
-     the material follows from the number. -->
-<Scene camera="#camera" background="#05070d" render="../render/neon.render.xml">
-  <Systems>
-    <!-- No gravity: the ball keeps whatever speed it was given. -->
-    <Physics2D gravity="x: 0; y: 0" />
-    <GameState levelName="NEON GRID" />
-  </Systems>
-
-  <AmbientLight color="#93c5fd" intensity="1.1" />
-  <!-- Key light from the front-right, a cool rim from behind-left: enough shape on a flat field
-       of boxes to read as depth without hiding anything. -->
-  <DirectionalLight color="#fff7ed" intensity="2.6" position="x: 6; y: 14; z: 16" />
-  <DirectionalLight color="#38bdf8" intensity="1.2" position="x: -10; y: 4; z: -8" />
-  <PerspectiveCamera id="camera" near="0.1" far="200" position="y: 8.5; z: 24">
-    <Components>
-      <!-- Keeps the whole 21 x 19.5 playfield on screen at any window shape: the fov is derived
-           from the frame, so a narrow phone letterboxes instead of cropping the side walls. -->
-      <CameraFit mode="contain" width="21" height="19.5" distance="24" />
-    </Components>
-  </PerspectiveCamera>
-
-  <Prefab src="arena.prefab.xml">
-    <Override target="#ball" speed="14" />
-  </Prefab>
-
-  <!-- The wall. The map is the data, and the loop that places it is a component —
-       repetition is logic, not thirty elements that differ by two numbers. -->
-  <Group position="y: 13.9">
-    <Components>
-      <BrickField brick="brick.prefab.xml" rows="[1111111, 1111111, .11111.]" />
-    </Components>
-  </Group>
-</Scene>

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/scenes/level-2.scene.xml

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-<!-- FORTRESS
-     A digit in the wall's map is how many hits that brick takes — 1, 2 or 3 — and anything
-     else is a gap. Toughness is the only thing a level says about a brick: one prefab, and
-     the material follows from the number. -->
-<Scene camera="#camera" background="#05070d" render="../render/neon.render.xml">
-  <Systems>
-    <!-- No gravity: the ball keeps whatever speed it was given. -->
-    <Physics2D gravity="x: 0; y: 0" />
-    <GameState levelName="FORTRESS" />
-  </Systems>
-
-  <AmbientLight color="#93c5fd" intensity="1.1" />
-  <!-- Key light from the front-right, a cool rim from behind-left: enough shape on a flat field
-       of boxes to read as depth without hiding anything. -->
-  <DirectionalLight color="#fff7ed" intensity="2.6" position="x: 6; y: 14; z: 16" />
-  <DirectionalLight color="#38bdf8" intensity="1.2" position="x: -10; y: 4; z: -8" />
-  <PerspectiveCamera id="camera" near="0.1" far="200" position="y: 8.5; z: 24">
-    <Components>
-      <!-- Keeps the whole 21 x 19.5 playfield on screen at any window shape: the fov is derived
-           from the frame, so a narrow phone letterboxes instead of cropping the side walls. -->
-      <CameraFit mode="contain" width="21" height="19.5" distance="24" />
-    </Components>
-  </PerspectiveCamera>
-
-  <Prefab src="arena.prefab.xml">
-    <Override target="#ball" speed="16" />
-  </Prefab>
-
-  <!-- The wall. The map is the data, and the loop that places it is a component —
-       repetition is logic, not thirty elements that differ by two numbers. -->
-  <Group position="y: 14.4">
-    <Components>
-      <BrickField brick="brick.prefab.xml" rows="[.22222., 2111112, 2133312, 2111112, .22222.]" />
-    </Components>
-  </Group>
-</Scene>

package/dist-app/examples/breakout/assets/scenes/level-3.scene.xml

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-<!-- GAUNTLET
-     A digit in the wall's map is how many hits that brick takes — 1, 2 or 3 — and anything
-     else is a gap. Toughness is the only thing a level says about a brick: one prefab, and
-     the material follows from the number. -->
-<Scene camera="#camera" background="#05070d" render="../render/neon.render.xml">
-  <Systems>
-    <!-- No gravity: the ball keeps whatever speed it was given. -->
-    <Physics2D gravity="x: 0; y: 0" />
-    <GameState levelName="GAUNTLET" />
-  </Systems>
-
-  <AmbientLight color="#93c5fd" intensity="1.1" />
-  <!-- Key light from the front-right, a cool rim from behind-left: enough shape on a flat field
-       of boxes to read as depth without hiding anything. -->
-  <DirectionalLight color="#fff7ed" intensity="2.6" position="x: 6; y: 14; z: 16" />
-  <DirectionalLight color="#38bdf8" intensity="1.2" position="x: -10; y: 4; z: -8" />
-  <PerspectiveCamera id="camera" near="0.1" far="200" position="y: 8.5; z: 24">
-    <Components>
-      <!-- Keeps the whole 21 x 19.5 playfield on screen at any window shape: the fov is derived
-           from the frame, so a narrow phone letterboxes instead of cropping the side walls. -->
-      <CameraFit mode="contain" width="21" height="19.5" distance="24" />
-    </Components>
-  </PerspectiveCamera>
-
-  <Prefab src="arena.prefab.xml">
-    <Override target="#ball" speed="18" />
-  </Prefab>
-
-  <!-- The wall. The map is the data, and the loop that places it is a component —
-       repetition is logic, not thirty elements that differ by two numbers. -->
-  <Group position="y: 14.4">
-    <Components>
-      <BrickField brick="brick.prefab.xml" rows="[3.3.3.3, .2.2.2., 1111111, .2.2.2., 3.3.3.3]" />
-    </Components>
-  </Group>
-</Scene>

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/geometry/capsule.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A capsule 1 across and 2 tall overall, as Unity's is: a 1-tall barrel with a
-     hemisphere on each end. -->
-<CapsuleGeometry radius="0.5" height="1" capSegments="8" radialSegments="16" />

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/geometry/cone.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A cone 1 across and 1 tall, point up. -->
-<ConeGeometry radius="0.5" height="1" radialSegments="32" />

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/geometry/cube.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A cube, 1 x 1 x 1. Scale the mesh to size it:
-     <Mesh geometry="../geometry/cube.geometry.xml" material="…" scale="x: 8; y: 4; z: 1" /> -->
-<BoxGeometry width="1" height="1" depth="1" />

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/geometry/cylinder.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A cylinder 1 across and 2 tall, as Unity's is, standing on Y.
-     Two tall: scale="y: 3" makes it 6 tall, not 3. -->
-<CylinderGeometry radiusTop="0.5" radiusBottom="0.5" height="2" radialSegments="32" />

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/geometry/plane.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A 10 x 10 sheet — Unity's plane size — standing upright in XY.
-     A ground is this one laid flat:
-     <Mesh geometry="../geometry/plane.geometry.xml" material="…" eulerAngles="x: -90" scale="6" /> -->
-<PlaneGeometry width="10" height="10" />

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/geometry/quad.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A 1 x 1 sheet, standing upright in XY and facing +Z, as three.js builds it.
-     Lay it flat with eulerAngles="x: -90" on the mesh. -->
-<PlaneGeometry width="1" height="1" />

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/geometry/sphere.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A sphere 1 across — radius 0.5, as Unity's is. -->
-<SphereGeometry radius="0.5" widthSegments="32" heightSegments="16" />

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/materials/grass.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#4e7a3a" roughness="1" metalness="0" />

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/materials/roof.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#8c3b3b" roughness="0.7" metalness="0.05" />

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/materials/stone.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#9aa3ad" roughness="0.85" metalness="0.05" />

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/materials/wood.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#6b4a2f" roughness="0.9" metalness="0" />

package/dist-app/examples/castle/assets/scenes/main.scene.xml

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-<!-- An empty field, lit, with a camera looking at the middle of it.
-
-     The shapes to build with are in assets/geometry — the primitives, sized as Unity sizes them.
-     A mesh names one and `scale` says how big this one is:
-
-       cube        1 x 1 x 1
-       sphere      1 across
-       cylinder    1 across, 2 tall     — scale="y: 3" is 6 tall, not 3
-       capsule     1 across, 2 tall
-       cone        1 across, 1 tall
-       quad        1 x 1, standing upright
-       plane       10 x 10, standing upright — lay it flat with eulerAngles="x: -90"
-
-     A node's position is the middle of it, so a wall 4 tall standing on the ground is at y: 2. -->
-<Scene camera="#camera" background="#8fb7d9">
-  <PerspectiveCamera id="camera" fov="45" near="0.1" far="400"
-                     position="x: 18; y: 13; z: 20" eulerAngles="x: -24; y: 42" />
-
-  <AmbientLight color="#cfe3f5" intensity="0.8" />
-  <DirectionalLight color="#fff4e0" intensity="2.2" position="x: 12; y: 20; z: 8" />
-
-  <!-- The ground: the 10 x 10 plane, laid flat and scaled to 60 across. -->
-  <Mesh geometry="../geometry/plane.geometry.xml" material="../materials/grass.material.xml"
-        eulerAngles="x: -90" scale="6" />
-</Scene>

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/geometry/capsule.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A capsule 1 across and 2 tall overall, as Unity's is: a 1-tall barrel with a
-     hemisphere on each end. -->
-<CapsuleGeometry radius="0.5" height="1" capSegments="8" radialSegments="16" />

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/geometry/cone.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A cone 1 across and 1 tall, point up. -->
-<ConeGeometry radius="0.5" height="1" radialSegments="32" />

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/geometry/cube.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A cube, 1 x 1 x 1. Scale the mesh to size it:
-     <Mesh geometry="../geometry/cube.geometry.xml" material="…" scale="x: 8; y: 4; z: 1" /> -->
-<BoxGeometry width="1" height="1" depth="1" />

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/geometry/cylinder.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A cylinder 1 across and 2 tall, as Unity's is, standing on Y.
-     Two tall: scale="y: 3" makes it 6 tall, not 3. -->
-<CylinderGeometry radiusTop="0.5" radiusBottom="0.5" height="2" radialSegments="32" />

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/geometry/plane.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A 10 x 10 sheet — Unity's plane size — standing upright in XY.
-     A ground is this one laid flat:
-     <Mesh geometry="../geometry/plane.geometry.xml" material="…" eulerAngles="x: -90" scale="6" /> -->
-<PlaneGeometry width="10" height="10" />

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/geometry/quad.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A 1 x 1 sheet, standing upright in XY and facing +Z, as three.js builds it.
-     Lay it flat with eulerAngles="x: -90" on the mesh. -->
-<PlaneGeometry width="1" height="1" />

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/geometry/sphere.geometry.xml

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-<!-- A sphere 1 across — radius 0.5, as Unity's is. -->
-<SphereGeometry radius="0.5" widthSegments="32" heightSegments="16" />

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/materials/crate.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#f0b429" roughness="0.5" metalness="0.05" />

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/materials/depot.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#3ddc84" roughness="0.6" metalness="0" />

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/materials/ground.material.xml

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-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#2a3646" roughness="1" metalness="0" />

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/materials/player.material.xml

@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#4ea3ff" roughness="0.4" metalness="0.1" />

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/scenes/crate.prefab.xml

@@ -1,9 +0,0 @@
-<!-- One crate. The root element IS the node, so a scattered crate is a real mesh with no wrapper
-     — which is what lets the carrier `attach` it straight onto the stack. -->
-<Mesh geometry="../geometry/cube.geometry.xml" material="../materials/crate.material.xml"
-      position="y: 0.2" scale="0.4">
-  <Components>
-    <Pickup value="1" spin="60" />
-    <BoxCollider halfExtents="x: 0.25; y: 0.25; z: 0.25" isSensor="true" />
-  </Components>
-</Mesh>

package/dist-app/examples/collector/assets/scenes/main.scene.xml

@@ -1,83 +0,0 @@
-<!-- Collector: walk with the thumb stick or WASD, sweep up crates, run them to the pad.
-
-     One mechanic, thirty seconds, no menu. Everything that decides the run is on <Run>; the
-     level is a floor, a depot and a <Scatter> that keeps the crates topped up.
-
-     The joystick lives on the camera, so it draws over the whole scene and is positioned in the
-     camera's own space — see src/Joystick.ts for why it is nodes rather than UI. -->
-<Scene camera="#camera" background="#0b1016">
-  <Systems>
-    <Run duration="30" quota="10" />
-    <Collision />
-    <UIRenderer />
-  </Systems>
-
-  <AmbientLight color="#9fb6d4" intensity="1.2" />
-  <DirectionalLight color="#fff2d8" intensity="2.6" position="x: 6; y: 12; z: 5" />
-
-  <!-- Looking down at the field from behind. <CameraFit> keeps the same 20 x 20 of level on
-       screen whatever shape the ad slot is. -->
-  <PerspectiveCamera id="camera" near="0.1" far="200" position="y: 15; z: 13" eulerAngles="x: -49">
-    <Components>
-      <CameraFit mode="contain" width="13" height="13" distance="20" />
-      <Joystick id="stick" base="#stickBase" knob="#stickKnob" reach="70" />
-    </Components>
-
-    <Canvas>
-      <!-- The stick. Two round panels the component moves under the thumb and turns off when
-           nothing is held. `radius` is half the width, which is what makes a panel a circle. -->
-      <Panel id="stickBase" anchor="topLeft" width="140" height="140" radius="70"
-             background="#e8f0ff" opacity="0.16" />
-      <Panel id="stickKnob" anchor="topLeft" width="58" height="58" radius="29"
-             background="#ffffff" opacity="0.45" />
-
-      <Panel anchor="stretchTop" height="76" layout="horizontal" alignX="between"
-             alignY="center" padding="20" background="#000000" opacity="0.35">
-        <Text id="time" text="30" fontSize="30" color="#f0b429" />
-        <Text id="score" text="0 / 10" fontSize="24" color="#e6edf6" />
-      </Panel>
-
-      <Panel anchor="bottom" y="28" width="320" height="40" layout="vertical" alignX="center">
-        <Text id="carry" text="" fontSize="20" color="#9fb6d4" />
-      </Panel>
-
-      <Panel anchor="center" width="360" height="80" layout="vertical" alignX="center" alignY="center">
-        <Text id="banner" text="" fontSize="40" color="#ffffff" />
-      </Panel>
-    </Canvas>
-  </PerspectiveCamera>
-
-  <!-- The level. -->
-  <Mesh geometry="../geometry/plane.geometry.xml" material="../materials/ground.material.xml"
-        eulerAngles="x: -90" scale="1.3" />
-
-  <!-- The drop-off, in the middle where every run passes through. -->
-  <Mesh id="depot" geometry="../geometry/cylinder.geometry.xml"
-        material="../materials/depot.material.xml" position="y: 0.05" scale="x: 3; y: 0.05; z: 3">
-    <Components>
-      <Depot />
-      <SphereCollider radius="0.55" isSensor="true" />
-    </Components>
-  </Mesh>
-
-  <Mesh id="player" geometry="../geometry/capsule.geometry.xml"
-        material="../materials/player.material.xml" position="x: 3; y: 0.5; z: 3" scale="0.5">
-    <Components>
-      <Mover speed="6" turn="720" bounds="x: 5.5; y: 0; z: 5.5" />
-      <Carrier id="carrier" capacity="12" spacing="0.42" offset="0.55" />
-      <SphereCollider radius="0.7" isSensor="true" />
-    </Components>
-  </Mesh>
-
-  <Group id="crates">
-    <Components>
-      <Scatter crate="crate.prefab.xml" count="12" area="x: 5.2; y: 0; z: 5.2" clearance="2.2" />
-    </Components>
-  </Group>
-
-  <Group id="hud">
-    <Components>
-      <Hud timeText="#time" scoreText="#score" carryText="#carry" banner="#banner" carrier="#carrier" />
-    </Components>
-  </Group>
-</Scene>

package/dist-app/examples/playable/assets/geometry/capsule.geometry.xml

@@ -1,3 +0,0 @@
-<!-- A capsule 1 across and 2 tall overall, as Unity's is: a 1-tall barrel with a
-     hemisphere on each end. -->
-<CapsuleGeometry radius="0.5" height="1" capSegments="8" radialSegments="16" />

package/dist-app/examples/playable/assets/geometry/cone.geometry.xml

@@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
-<!-- A cone 1 across and 1 tall, point up. -->
-<ConeGeometry radius="0.5" height="1" radialSegments="32" />

package/dist-app/examples/playable/assets/geometry/cube.geometry.xml

@@ -1,3 +0,0 @@
-<!-- A cube, 1 x 1 x 1. Scale the mesh to size it:
-     <Mesh geometry="../geometry/cube.geometry.xml" material="…" scale="x: 8; y: 4; z: 1" /> -->
-<BoxGeometry width="1" height="1" depth="1" />

package/dist-app/examples/playable/assets/geometry/cylinder.geometry.xml

@@ -1,3 +0,0 @@
-<!-- A cylinder 1 across and 2 tall, as Unity's is, standing on Y.
-     Two tall: scale="y: 3" makes it 6 tall, not 3. -->
-<CylinderGeometry radiusTop="0.5" radiusBottom="0.5" height="2" radialSegments="32" />

package/dist-app/examples/playable/assets/geometry/plane.geometry.xml

@@ -1,4 +0,0 @@
-<!-- A 10 x 10 sheet — Unity's plane size — standing upright in XY.
-     A ground is this one laid flat:
-     <Mesh geometry="../geometry/plane.geometry.xml" material="…" eulerAngles="x: -90" scale="6" /> -->
-<PlaneGeometry width="10" height="10" />

package/dist-app/examples/playable/assets/geometry/quad.geometry.xml

@@ -1,3 +0,0 @@
-<!-- A 1 x 1 sheet, standing upright in XY and facing +Z, as three.js builds it.
-     Lay it flat with eulerAngles="x: -90" on the mesh. -->
-<PlaneGeometry width="1" height="1" />

package/dist-app/examples/playable/assets/geometry/sphere.geometry.xml

@@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
-<!-- A sphere 1 across — radius 0.5, as Unity's is. -->
-<SphereGeometry radius="0.5" widthSegments="32" heightSegments="16" />

package/dist-app/examples/playable/assets/materials/ground.material.xml

@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#1b2130" roughness="1" metalness="0" />

package/dist-app/examples/playable/assets/materials/target.material.xml

@@ -1,2 +0,0 @@
-<MeshStandardMaterial color="#f0b429" roughness="0.35" metalness="0.1"
-                      emissive="#7a4a00" emissiveIntensity="0.5" />