@scenography/overlay-presets 0.2.0 → 0.3.1

package/dist/index.d.cts

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 import { Overlay, OverlayComponent, OverlayContext, Text } from "@scenography/overlay";
+import { ControlFlags, ControlMode } from "@scenography/engine";
 import { Artwork } from "@scenography/plugin-artwork/data";
 
 //#region src/util.d.ts
@@ -72,12 +73,87 @@ interface CardboardButtonOptions {
  */
 declare function cardboardButton(options?: CardboardButtonOptions): OverlayComponent;
 //#endregion
+//#region src/components/reset-view/reset-view.d.ts
+interface ResetViewButtonOptions {
+  /** Button icon. Defaults to a plain glyph ⌂; pass `lucideIcon("House")`. */
+  icon?: IconContent;
+  /** Aria-label (relocalized live). Defaults to "Reset view". */
+  label?: Text;
+  /** Override the daisyUI/utility classes on the button. */
+  className?: string;
+}
+/**
+ * A "home" button that returns the camera to the scene's start position and
+ * orientation (`ctx.camera.reset()`) — for visitors who wander off and want to
+ * get back to the entrance. Defaults to a plain glyph; pass `lucideIcon("House")`.
+ */
+declare function resetViewButton(options?: ResetViewButtonOptions): OverlayComponent;
+//#endregion
+//#region src/components/view-mode/capabilities.d.ts
+/** The camera-control modes a visitor can pick between (excludes `custom`). */
+type SelectableMode = Exclude<ControlMode, "custom">;
+/** What the current device can do, as far as camera control is concerned. */
+interface ControlCapabilities {
+  /** A touch screen (coarse pointer) — needed for the on-screen joysticks. */
+  touch: boolean;
+  /** A motion sensor for gyroscope head-look (VR / Cardboard). */
+  gyro: boolean;
+}
+/**
+ * Sniff the device's control capabilities. Deliberately conservative: gyro is
+ * gated behind a touch (mobile) device too, since desktops expose the
+ * `DeviceOrientationEvent` interface but never fire it — pairing it with a coarse
+ * pointer avoids offering VR/Cardboard where they can't work.
+ */
+declare function detectControlCapabilities(): ControlCapabilities;
+/**
+ * The modes worth offering on this device, in display order. Touch needs a touch
+ * screen; VR and Cardboard additionally need the gyro. Desktop (no touch) gets an
+ * empty list — it uses keyboard/mouse and shows no mode picker at all.
+ */
+declare function availableModes(caps: ControlCapabilities): SelectableMode[];
+//#endregion
+//#region src/components/view-mode/view-mode.d.ts
+/** One selectable mode in the picker. */
+interface ViewModeItem {
+  mode: SelectableMode;
+  /** Short mode name (e.g. "Touch", "VR", "Cardboard"). */
+  label: Text;
+}
+interface ViewModeButtonOptions {
+  /** Modal title, also the button's aria-label. */
+  title: Text;
+  /** Aria-label for the ✕ close button. Defaults to "Close". */
+  closeLabel?: Text;
+  /**
+   * The modes to offer, in order. Usually pre-filtered to what the device
+   * supports (see `availableModes`); the caller decides whether to show the
+   * button at all (typically only when two or more modes are available).
+   */
+  modes: ViewModeItem[];
+}
+/**
+ * A camera-control mode picker: a `ScanEye` button opening a small modal with one
+ * entry per mode (Touch / VR / Cardboard). Picking one calls
+ * `ctx.viewControls.setMode` — which, inside this click gesture, flips the
+ * gyroscope and stereo split (so iOS grants motion here). The active mode is
+ * marked and kept in sync via the `controls:change` event, so the settings panel
+ * and this picker never disagree.
+ */
+declare function viewModeButton(options: ViewModeButtonOptions): OverlayComponent;
+//#endregion
 //#region src/components/settings/settings.d.ts
 /** One option in a single-choice section. */
 interface SettingsChoice {
   value: string;
   label: Text;
 }
+/** One control-flag toggle in the Controls section (wired to `ctx.viewControls`). */
+interface SettingsControlItem {
+  /** Which control flag this toggles (e.g. `gyro`, `invertLookX`). */
+  key: keyof ControlFlags;
+  label: Text;
+}
 /** One boolean toggle in the multi-toggle section. */
 interface SettingsToggleItem {
   key: string;
@@ -131,6 +207,18 @@ interface SettingsPanelOptions {
     options: SettingsChoice[];
     onChange: (value: string) => void;
   };
+  /**
+   * The Controls section: toggles for the camera-control flags (gyroscope, split
+   * screen, virtual joysticks, invert look X/Y). Unlike the other sections this
+   * one is *self-wired* to `ctx.viewControls` — pass which flags to show and their
+   * labels; the panel reads/writes the live state and stays in sync with the mode
+   * picker. Own tab.
+   */
+  controls?: {
+    tab?: Text;
+    label: Text;
+    items: SettingsControlItem[];
+  };
   /** A multi-toggle section (e.g. graphics: ssao / bloom / shadows). Own tab. */
   graphics?: {
     tab?: Text;
@@ -264,6 +352,55 @@ interface InfoPanelOptions {
  */
 declare function infoPanel(options: InfoPanelOptions): OverlayComponent;
 //#endregion
+//#region src/components/help/diagrams.d.ts
+/**
+ * Built-in control-scheme diagrams for the help panel. Standard schemes, so they
+ * live in the preset (the app only supplies the localized text). Cardboard is a
+ * single diagram; touch, keyboard-mouse and gamepad are split into one figure per
+ * control (see `sectionFigures`). Pure pictograms: no words inside the SVG (only
+ * universal key legends like WASD), so nothing here needs localizing. Outlines use
+ * `currentColor`; the interactive/highlighted parts are wrapped in a `text-primary`
+ * group so they pop and stay theme-aware in light and dark.
+ */
+/** Which built-in diagram a help tab shows. */
+type HelpTabKind = "touch" | "vr" | "keyboard-mouse" | "gamepad" | "cardboard";
+//#endregion
+//#region src/components/help/help.d.ts
+/** One help tab: a built-in control diagram plus localized instruction lines. */
+interface HelpTab {
+  /** Which input mode this tab documents (picks the built-in diagram). */
+  kind: HelpTabKind;
+  /** Tab title (short). */
+  title: Text;
+  /** Instruction lines shown under the diagram. */
+  lines: Text[];
+  /** Render the lines as a numbered list (e.g. Cardboard setup steps). */
+  ordered?: boolean;
+}
+interface HelpPanelOptions {
+  /** Modal title, also the ⓘ button's aria-label. */
+  title: Text;
+  /** Aria-label for the ✕ close button. Defaults to "Close". */
+  closeLabel?: Text;
+  /** The tabs to show, in order. */
+  tabs: HelpTab[];
+  /**
+   * On open, pre-select the tab for the current mode: the active view mode when
+   * it's VR or Cardboard (an explicit gyro mode), else the last-used input
+   * modality (touch / keyboard-mouse / gamepad). Defaults to `true`. The visitor
+   * can still switch tabs freely. When no match is present, the first tab stays
+   * selected.
+   */
+  autoSelect?: boolean;
+}
+/**
+ * A visual controls-help panel: an ⓘ button opening a centered daisyUI modal
+ * with one tab per input mode, each showing an SVG diagram and a few localized
+ * lines. On open it pre-selects the tab for the mode you're using. Diagrams are
+ * built in (standard schemes); the text is app-supplied `Text`, relocalized live.
+ */
+declare function helpPanel(options: HelpPanelOptions): OverlayComponent;
+//#endregion
 //#region src/components/artwork-info/artwork-info.d.ts
 interface ArtworkInfoOptions {
   /** The artworks' data, looked up by `id` on select. Usually `scene.artworks`. */
@@ -281,14 +418,26 @@ interface ArtworkInfoOptions {
   };
   /** Label for the link shown when an artwork has an `href`. Defaults to "View artwork". */
   linkText?: string;
+  /** Label/aria for the "previous piece" button. Defaults to "Previous". */
+  prevLabel?: string;
+  /** Label/aria for the "next piece" button. Defaults to "Next". */
+  nextLabel?: string;
+  /**
+   * Minimum camera distance from the piece (world units) enforced when the panel
+   * closes. If the centered framing would be closer, the camera pulls back to
+   * this so a small piece doesn't leave you pinned to the wall. Default `0`.
+   */
+  minCloseDistance?: number;
 }
 /**
  * The artwork info panel. The engine emits `artwork:select { id }` when you click
  * a piece's cartela (or the piece itself); this opens a left-hand panel (40%
  * width, full height, black at 85% alpha) with the full caption and asks the
- * camera to frame the piece in the free right 60%. Closing with ✕ re-centers the
- * piece full-width; if the user walks/turns away the engine emits
- * `artwork:released` and the panel just closes (no camera move).
+ * camera to frame the piece in the free right 60%. Prev/next buttons at the
+ * bottom cycle through the pieces (wrapping) without leaving the panel. Closing
+ * with ✕ re-centers the piece full-width, pulling back to `minCloseDistance` when
+ * the framing would otherwise be too close; if the user walks/turns away the
+ * engine emits `artwork:released` and the panel just closes (no camera move).
  *
  * Content is data (`artworks`), unlocalized for now. The panel is mounted on the
  * surface (escaping the overlay grid); the slot element is an inert placeholder.
@@ -314,8 +463,28 @@ interface DefaultPresetOptions {
   settings?: SettingsPanelOptions;
   /** Environment panel (time of day, sun azimuth); when given, a ☼ button is added top-right. Off by default. */
   environment?: EnvironmentPanelOptions;
+  /** Cardboard (stereoscopic VR) toggle — experimental, so it is opt-in. Pass `true` (or options) to add the 🥽 button top-right. Off by default. */
+  cardboard?: CardboardButtonOptions | boolean;
+  /**
+   * Camera-control mode picker (Touch / VR / Cardboard) as a `ScanEye` button
+   * top-right. The button only appears when the device supports two or more of
+   * the given modes (e.g. a phone with a gyroscope); on desktop it's hidden. Pass
+   * labels for every mode — the preset filters to the available ones.
+   */
+  viewMode?: ViewModeButtonOptions;
+  /**
+   * "Home" button (top-right) that returns the camera to the scene's start, for
+   * visitors who lose their way. Pass `true` (or options) to add it. Off by default.
+   */
+  resetView?: ResetViewButtonOptions | boolean;
   /** Info panel (e.g. control instructions); when given, an ⓘ button is added bottom-right, above credits. */
   info?: InfoPanelOptions;
+  /**
+   * Visual controls-help panel (tabbed, with per-mode diagrams). When given, an
+   * ⓘ button is added bottom-right, above credits. Prefer this over `info` for
+   * control instructions; if both are set, `help` wins (they share the slot).
+   */
+  help?: HelpPanelOptions;
   /** Artwork info panel; when given, clicking a piece opens its caption on the left. */
   artworks?: ArtworkInfoOptions;
   /** Asset attributions; when given, a credits panel is added bottom-right. */
@@ -333,5 +502,5 @@ interface DefaultPresetOptions {
  */
 declare function defaultPreset(overlay: Overlay, options?: DefaultPresetOptions): void;
 //#endregion
-export { type ActionButtonOptions, type ArtworkInfoOptions, type CardboardButtonOptions, type CreditEntry, type CreditItem, type CreditSection, type CreditTab, type CreditsPanelOptions, type DefaultPresetOptions, type EnvironmentPanelOptions, type FullscreenButtonOptions, type IconContent, type InfoPanelOptions, type MuteButtonOptions, type SettingsChoice, type SettingsChoiceGroup, type SettingsPanelOptions, type SettingsSliderItem, type SettingsToggleItem, type WatermarkOptions, actionButton, artworkInfo, cardboardButton, creditsPanel, defaultPreset, environmentPanel, fullscreenButton, infoPanel, lucideIcon, muteButton, settingsPanel, watermark };
+export { type ActionButtonOptions, type ArtworkInfoOptions, type CardboardButtonOptions, type ControlCapabilities, type CreditEntry, type CreditItem, type CreditSection, type CreditTab, type CreditsPanelOptions, type DefaultPresetOptions, type EnvironmentPanelOptions, type FullscreenButtonOptions, type HelpPanelOptions, type HelpTab, type HelpTabKind, type IconContent, type InfoPanelOptions, type MuteButtonOptions, type ResetViewButtonOptions, type SelectableMode, type SettingsChoice, type SettingsChoiceGroup, type SettingsControlItem, type SettingsPanelOptions, type SettingsSliderItem, type SettingsToggleItem, type ViewModeButtonOptions, type ViewModeItem, type WatermarkOptions, actionButton, artworkInfo, availableModes, cardboardButton, creditsPanel, defaultPreset, detectControlCapabilities, environmentPanel, fullscreenButton, helpPanel, infoPanel, lucideIcon, muteButton, resetViewButton, settingsPanel, viewModeButton, watermark };
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package/dist/index.d.mts

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 import { Overlay, OverlayComponent, OverlayContext, Text } from "@scenography/overlay";
+import { ControlFlags, ControlMode } from "@scenography/engine";
 import { Artwork } from "@scenography/plugin-artwork/data";
 
 //#region src/util.d.ts
@@ -72,12 +73,87 @@ interface CardboardButtonOptions {
  */
 declare function cardboardButton(options?: CardboardButtonOptions): OverlayComponent;
 //#endregion
+//#region src/components/reset-view/reset-view.d.ts
+interface ResetViewButtonOptions {
+  /** Button icon. Defaults to a plain glyph ⌂; pass `lucideIcon("House")`. */
+  icon?: IconContent;
+  /** Aria-label (relocalized live). Defaults to "Reset view". */
+  label?: Text;
+  /** Override the daisyUI/utility classes on the button. */
+  className?: string;
+}
+/**
+ * A "home" button that returns the camera to the scene's start position and
+ * orientation (`ctx.camera.reset()`) — for visitors who wander off and want to
+ * get back to the entrance. Defaults to a plain glyph; pass `lucideIcon("House")`.
+ */
+declare function resetViewButton(options?: ResetViewButtonOptions): OverlayComponent;
+//#endregion
+//#region src/components/view-mode/capabilities.d.ts
+/** The camera-control modes a visitor can pick between (excludes `custom`). */
+type SelectableMode = Exclude<ControlMode, "custom">;
+/** What the current device can do, as far as camera control is concerned. */
+interface ControlCapabilities {
+  /** A touch screen (coarse pointer) — needed for the on-screen joysticks. */
+  touch: boolean;
+  /** A motion sensor for gyroscope head-look (VR / Cardboard). */
+  gyro: boolean;
+}
+/**
+ * Sniff the device's control capabilities. Deliberately conservative: gyro is
+ * gated behind a touch (mobile) device too, since desktops expose the
+ * `DeviceOrientationEvent` interface but never fire it — pairing it with a coarse
+ * pointer avoids offering VR/Cardboard where they can't work.
+ */
+declare function detectControlCapabilities(): ControlCapabilities;
+/**
+ * The modes worth offering on this device, in display order. Touch needs a touch
+ * screen; VR and Cardboard additionally need the gyro. Desktop (no touch) gets an
+ * empty list — it uses keyboard/mouse and shows no mode picker at all.
+ */
+declare function availableModes(caps: ControlCapabilities): SelectableMode[];
+//#endregion
+//#region src/components/view-mode/view-mode.d.ts
+/** One selectable mode in the picker. */
+interface ViewModeItem {
+  mode: SelectableMode;
+  /** Short mode name (e.g. "Touch", "VR", "Cardboard"). */
+  label: Text;
+}
+interface ViewModeButtonOptions {
+  /** Modal title, also the button's aria-label. */
+  title: Text;
+  /** Aria-label for the ✕ close button. Defaults to "Close". */
+  closeLabel?: Text;
+  /**
+   * The modes to offer, in order. Usually pre-filtered to what the device
+   * supports (see `availableModes`); the caller decides whether to show the
+   * button at all (typically only when two or more modes are available).
+   */
+  modes: ViewModeItem[];
+}
+/**
+ * A camera-control mode picker: a `ScanEye` button opening a small modal with one
+ * entry per mode (Touch / VR / Cardboard). Picking one calls
+ * `ctx.viewControls.setMode` — which, inside this click gesture, flips the
+ * gyroscope and stereo split (so iOS grants motion here). The active mode is
+ * marked and kept in sync via the `controls:change` event, so the settings panel
+ * and this picker never disagree.
+ */
+declare function viewModeButton(options: ViewModeButtonOptions): OverlayComponent;
+//#endregion
 //#region src/components/settings/settings.d.ts
 /** One option in a single-choice section. */
 interface SettingsChoice {
   value: string;
   label: Text;
 }
+/** One control-flag toggle in the Controls section (wired to `ctx.viewControls`). */
+interface SettingsControlItem {
+  /** Which control flag this toggles (e.g. `gyro`, `invertLookX`). */
+  key: keyof ControlFlags;
+  label: Text;
+}
 /** One boolean toggle in the multi-toggle section. */
 interface SettingsToggleItem {
   key: string;
@@ -131,6 +207,18 @@ interface SettingsPanelOptions {
     options: SettingsChoice[];
     onChange: (value: string) => void;
   };
+  /**
+   * The Controls section: toggles for the camera-control flags (gyroscope, split
+   * screen, virtual joysticks, invert look X/Y). Unlike the other sections this
+   * one is *self-wired* to `ctx.viewControls` — pass which flags to show and their
+   * labels; the panel reads/writes the live state and stays in sync with the mode
+   * picker. Own tab.
+   */
+  controls?: {
+    tab?: Text;
+    label: Text;
+    items: SettingsControlItem[];
+  };
   /** A multi-toggle section (e.g. graphics: ssao / bloom / shadows). Own tab. */
   graphics?: {
     tab?: Text;
@@ -264,6 +352,55 @@ interface InfoPanelOptions {
  */
 declare function infoPanel(options: InfoPanelOptions): OverlayComponent;
 //#endregion
+//#region src/components/help/diagrams.d.ts
+/**
+ * Built-in control-scheme diagrams for the help panel. Standard schemes, so they
+ * live in the preset (the app only supplies the localized text). Cardboard is a
+ * single diagram; touch, keyboard-mouse and gamepad are split into one figure per
+ * control (see `sectionFigures`). Pure pictograms: no words inside the SVG (only
+ * universal key legends like WASD), so nothing here needs localizing. Outlines use
+ * `currentColor`; the interactive/highlighted parts are wrapped in a `text-primary`
+ * group so they pop and stay theme-aware in light and dark.
+ */
+/** Which built-in diagram a help tab shows. */
+type HelpTabKind = "touch" | "vr" | "keyboard-mouse" | "gamepad" | "cardboard";
+//#endregion
+//#region src/components/help/help.d.ts
+/** One help tab: a built-in control diagram plus localized instruction lines. */
+interface HelpTab {
+  /** Which input mode this tab documents (picks the built-in diagram). */
+  kind: HelpTabKind;
+  /** Tab title (short). */
+  title: Text;
+  /** Instruction lines shown under the diagram. */
+  lines: Text[];
+  /** Render the lines as a numbered list (e.g. Cardboard setup steps). */
+  ordered?: boolean;
+}
+interface HelpPanelOptions {
+  /** Modal title, also the ⓘ button's aria-label. */
+  title: Text;
+  /** Aria-label for the ✕ close button. Defaults to "Close". */
+  closeLabel?: Text;
+  /** The tabs to show, in order. */
+  tabs: HelpTab[];
+  /**
+   * On open, pre-select the tab for the current mode: the active view mode when
+   * it's VR or Cardboard (an explicit gyro mode), else the last-used input
+   * modality (touch / keyboard-mouse / gamepad). Defaults to `true`. The visitor
+   * can still switch tabs freely. When no match is present, the first tab stays
+   * selected.
+   */
+  autoSelect?: boolean;
+}
+/**
+ * A visual controls-help panel: an ⓘ button opening a centered daisyUI modal
+ * with one tab per input mode, each showing an SVG diagram and a few localized
+ * lines. On open it pre-selects the tab for the mode you're using. Diagrams are
+ * built in (standard schemes); the text is app-supplied `Text`, relocalized live.
+ */
+declare function helpPanel(options: HelpPanelOptions): OverlayComponent;
+//#endregion
 //#region src/components/artwork-info/artwork-info.d.ts
 interface ArtworkInfoOptions {
   /** The artworks' data, looked up by `id` on select. Usually `scene.artworks`. */
@@ -281,14 +418,26 @@ interface ArtworkInfoOptions {
   };
   /** Label for the link shown when an artwork has an `href`. Defaults to "View artwork". */
   linkText?: string;
+  /** Label/aria for the "previous piece" button. Defaults to "Previous". */
+  prevLabel?: string;
+  /** Label/aria for the "next piece" button. Defaults to "Next". */
+  nextLabel?: string;
+  /**
+   * Minimum camera distance from the piece (world units) enforced when the panel
+   * closes. If the centered framing would be closer, the camera pulls back to
+   * this so a small piece doesn't leave you pinned to the wall. Default `0`.
+   */
+  minCloseDistance?: number;
 }
 /**
  * The artwork info panel. The engine emits `artwork:select { id }` when you click
  * a piece's cartela (or the piece itself); this opens a left-hand panel (40%
  * width, full height, black at 85% alpha) with the full caption and asks the
- * camera to frame the piece in the free right 60%. Closing with ✕ re-centers the
- * piece full-width; if the user walks/turns away the engine emits
- * `artwork:released` and the panel just closes (no camera move).
+ * camera to frame the piece in the free right 60%. Prev/next buttons at the
+ * bottom cycle through the pieces (wrapping) without leaving the panel. Closing
+ * with ✕ re-centers the piece full-width, pulling back to `minCloseDistance` when
+ * the framing would otherwise be too close; if the user walks/turns away the
+ * engine emits `artwork:released` and the panel just closes (no camera move).
  *
  * Content is data (`artworks`), unlocalized for now. The panel is mounted on the
  * surface (escaping the overlay grid); the slot element is an inert placeholder.
@@ -314,8 +463,28 @@ interface DefaultPresetOptions {
   settings?: SettingsPanelOptions;
   /** Environment panel (time of day, sun azimuth); when given, a ☼ button is added top-right. Off by default. */
   environment?: EnvironmentPanelOptions;
+  /** Cardboard (stereoscopic VR) toggle — experimental, so it is opt-in. Pass `true` (or options) to add the 🥽 button top-right. Off by default. */
+  cardboard?: CardboardButtonOptions | boolean;
+  /**
+   * Camera-control mode picker (Touch / VR / Cardboard) as a `ScanEye` button
+   * top-right. The button only appears when the device supports two or more of
+   * the given modes (e.g. a phone with a gyroscope); on desktop it's hidden. Pass
+   * labels for every mode — the preset filters to the available ones.
+   */
+  viewMode?: ViewModeButtonOptions;
+  /**
+   * "Home" button (top-right) that returns the camera to the scene's start, for
+   * visitors who lose their way. Pass `true` (or options) to add it. Off by default.
+   */
+  resetView?: ResetViewButtonOptions | boolean;
   /** Info panel (e.g. control instructions); when given, an ⓘ button is added bottom-right, above credits. */
   info?: InfoPanelOptions;
+  /**
+   * Visual controls-help panel (tabbed, with per-mode diagrams). When given, an
+   * ⓘ button is added bottom-right, above credits. Prefer this over `info` for
+   * control instructions; if both are set, `help` wins (they share the slot).
+   */
+  help?: HelpPanelOptions;
   /** Artwork info panel; when given, clicking a piece opens its caption on the left. */
   artworks?: ArtworkInfoOptions;
   /** Asset attributions; when given, a credits panel is added bottom-right. */
@@ -333,5 +502,5 @@ interface DefaultPresetOptions {
  */
 declare function defaultPreset(overlay: Overlay, options?: DefaultPresetOptions): void;
 //#endregion
-export { type ActionButtonOptions, type ArtworkInfoOptions, type CardboardButtonOptions, type CreditEntry, type CreditItem, type CreditSection, type CreditTab, type CreditsPanelOptions, type DefaultPresetOptions, type EnvironmentPanelOptions, type FullscreenButtonOptions, type IconContent, type InfoPanelOptions, type MuteButtonOptions, type SettingsChoice, type SettingsChoiceGroup, type SettingsPanelOptions, type SettingsSliderItem, type SettingsToggleItem, type WatermarkOptions, actionButton, artworkInfo, cardboardButton, creditsPanel, defaultPreset, environmentPanel, fullscreenButton, infoPanel, lucideIcon, muteButton, settingsPanel, watermark };
+export { type ActionButtonOptions, type ArtworkInfoOptions, type CardboardButtonOptions, type ControlCapabilities, type CreditEntry, type CreditItem, type CreditSection, type CreditTab, type CreditsPanelOptions, type DefaultPresetOptions, type EnvironmentPanelOptions, type FullscreenButtonOptions, type HelpPanelOptions, type HelpTab, type HelpTabKind, type IconContent, type InfoPanelOptions, type MuteButtonOptions, type ResetViewButtonOptions, type SelectableMode, type SettingsChoice, type SettingsChoiceGroup, type SettingsControlItem, type SettingsPanelOptions, type SettingsSliderItem, type SettingsToggleItem, type ViewModeButtonOptions, type ViewModeItem, type WatermarkOptions, actionButton, artworkInfo, availableModes, cardboardButton, creditsPanel, defaultPreset, detectControlCapabilities, environmentPanel, fullscreenButton, helpPanel, infoPanel, lucideIcon, muteButton, resetViewButton, settingsPanel, viewModeButton, watermark };
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