@tscircuit/3d-viewer 0.0.630 → 0.0.632

package/README.md

@@ -306,6 +306,26 @@ We welcome contributions! Please see our [Contributing Guide](CONTRIBUTING.md) f
 
 This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for details.
 
+
+### Section views
+
+Right-click the viewer and choose **Advanced → Section View…**.
+The Advanced submenu also contains the engine switch for generated scenes.
+Choose X, Y, or Z, then drag the translucent plane or its arrow to move the cut.
+The slider and millimeter field provide precise positioning; **Flip side** changes
+which half remains visible. **Look perpendicular** faces the cut directly; in that
+view, drag vertically to change its depth. Closing the controls preserves the cut;
+**Clear** restores the complete assembly.
+
+Cut faces use a 45-degree diagonal hatch, with holes and cavities left empty.
+Sections work with both rendering engines and are baked into downloaded glTFs.
+Cap loops are computed in a worker, with a synchronous fallback if workers are
+unavailable. Open model boundaries are left uncapped and reported in the panel.
+
+Run section geometry, drag, and export checks with `bun test tests/section-*`.
+Browser interaction checks, including GLB URLs, are available with `bun run test:sections`.
+Sections also support pre-rendered `glbUrl` and `glbData` sources, including model replacement.
+
 ### Pre-rendered GLB scenes
 
 To open a self-contained GLB produced by `circuit-json-to-gltf` without rebuilding

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -121,6 +121,7 @@ interface LayerVisibilityState {
      * check openings against the board, opaque to inspect the print itself.
      */
     enclosure: EnclosureVisibility;
+    assembly: boolean;
 }
 type EnclosureVisibility = "hidden" | "translucent" | "opaque";