@willcgage/module-schematic 0.52.0 → 0.54.0

package/dist/index.d.cts

@@ -1034,11 +1034,30 @@ interface ModuleFeatures {
  */
 /** N-scale track gauge, inches (9 mm). */
 declare const RAIL_GAUGE_INCHES = 0.354;
-/** Points → FROG for a #1 frog, inches — a turnout's LEAD, scaled by frog
- * number. Calibrated COMMERCIALLY rather than on the prototype, since owners lay
- * real product: an Atlas code 55 #7 measures 3⅜″ points→frog (Steve Branton,
- * #173) ⇒ 3.375 / 7. (The prototype #7 lead is 62′-1″ ≈ 4.66″ in N; commercial
- * turnouts are compressed against that.) */
+/**
+ * ⚠️ **REFUTED AS A GENERAL RULE — LAST RESORT ONLY.** Points→frog for a #1
+ * frog, i.e. a turnout's LEAD if lead were proportional to frog number. From an
+ * Atlas code 55 #7 measuring 3⅜″ (Steve Branton, #173) ⇒ 3.375 / 7.
+ *
+ * It is NOT proportional, and the error CHANGES SIGN. Measured lead ÷ N:
+ * **#5 = 0.600, #7 = 0.482, #10 = 0.419** — it falls monotonically. This rule
+ * reads **20% SHORT at N=5** (2.41″ vs a measured 3.00″) and **13% LONG at
+ * N=10** (4.82″ vs 4³⁄₁₆″). There is no safe direction to be wrong in.
+ *
+ * Prefer {@link leadInchesForSize}, which returns a real part's measurement when
+ * one exists and only falls back here for sizes nothing in the library covers.
+ * ⚠️ The remaining fallback user is the #2.5 wye at 1.21″; since per-frog RISES
+ * as N falls, that is very likely SHORT. Treat it as a placeholder.
+ *
+ * A constant-switch-angle model was also proposed here and is likewise REFUTED:
+ * inverting {@link turnoutClosure} gives α = 0.036 (#5), 0.067 (#7), 0.069
+ * (#10). It was floated when only the #7 and #10 were known, which agreed to
+ * 3%; the #5 killed it. Kept as a warning — two agreeing parts are not a law,
+ * and this library has now watched three separate rules die that way.
+ *
+ * The pattern that DOES fit both fully-measured parts is on {@link
+ * ATLAS_CODE55_N}: the frog sits at a fixed 4.75″ and the points move.
+ */
 declare const TURNOUT_LEAD_INCHES_PER_FROG = 0.482;
 /** Where a dimension came from. `derived` = we computed it from another part or
  * a rule of thumb; `unverified` = plausible but unconfirmed — treat with care. */
@@ -1049,6 +1068,12 @@ interface PartDimension {
     /** Who measured it / which spec, so it can be re-checked. */
     note?: string;
 }
+/** Same provenance discipline as {@link PartDimension}, for angles. */
+interface PartAngle {
+    deg: number;
+    source: DimensionSource;
+    note?: string;
+}
 interface TrackPart {
     /** Stable slug, e.g. "atlas-c55-n-7". */
     id: string;
@@ -1066,8 +1091,20 @@ interface TrackPart {
     };
     /** Frog number N (the 1:N ratio). Definitional, so no provenance needed. */
     frogNumber?: number;
+    /** The angle the part ACTUALLY diverges at, where that's known to differ from
+     * the theoretical `atan(1/N)`. Atlas appear to build to SECTIONAL angles
+     * (multiples of 11.25° = 1/32 turn) rather than true frog ratios, so a "#5" is
+     * 11.25° not 11.31°. ⚠️ Currently below our drawing resolution — 0.06° over a
+     * 6″ turnout is 0.006″ — so nothing uses this yet. Recorded because it's a
+     * real property of the product and will matter if we ever check whether a part
+     * mates with sectional track. */
+    actualAngle?: PartAngle;
     /** Points → frog. The number that decides where a turnout's throat lands. */
     lead?: PartDimension;
+    /** End of the tie strip → the point tips. Where the working turnout starts
+     * inside its moulding; the rest of that end is plain approach track. Needed to
+     * fit a part into a space, and by any renderer drawing the real outline. */
+    pointsOffset?: PartDimension;
     /** End-to-end length of the part. */
     overallLength?: PartDimension;
     /** Diverging route radius (straight turnouts). */
@@ -1084,10 +1121,41 @@ declare const CODE55_RAIL_HEIGHT_INCHES = 0.055;
  * Atlas N-scale Code 55 — the Free-moN mainstay.
  *
  * ⚠️ Atlas do not publish leads or overall lengths for the straight turnouts.
- * The only hard datum is Steve Branton's measurement of a #7 (3⅜″ points→frog,
- * #173); the #5 and #10 leads are SCALED from it by frog number and are marked
- * `derived` for exactly that reason — they should be replaced with real
- * measurements when someone has the parts to hand.
+ * Everything here traces to physical measurements: Steve Branton's #7 lead
+ * (3⅜″ points→frog, #173) and Will Gage's #5/#7/#10 overall lengths plus the
+ * #10's lead and points offset. The #5's lead and the wye's are still derived.
+ *
+ * ⭐⭐ **THE FROG SITS AT 4.75″ FROM THE TIE END — ON BOTH MEASURED PARTS.**
+ *
+ *     part   points    FROG     overall    lead
+ *     #5     1¾″       4.75″    6.00″      3.0000″
+ *     #10    ⁹⁄₁₆″     4.75″    8.00″      4.1875″
+ *
+ * Atlas appear to FIX where the frog casting sits in the moulding and move the
+ * POINTS to change the frog number. That single fact explains every failed rule
+ * below at once: lead was never a property of N — it is just
+ * `4.75 − wherever the points landed`.
+ *
+ * ⚠️ TESTABLE, AND CHEAP: Steve's #7 lead of 3⅜″ was measured independently, by
+ * someone else, on a different part. If the frog really is fixed at 4.75″, that
+ * part's POINTS must sit at 4.75 − 3.375 = **1⅜″**. Measure a physical 2052 and
+ * this model is confirmed or dead. Nobody has measured the #7's points offset.
+ *
+ * NOTHING HERE IS PROPORTIONAL TO FROG NUMBER. Three rules assumed otherwise;
+ * all three were tested against a physical part and FAILED:
+ * - ❌ **Lead ∝ N.** Measured lead ÷ N: #5 = 0.600, #7 = 0.482, #10 = 0.419 —
+ *   falls monotonically. {@link TURNOUT_LEAD_INCHES_PER_FROG} reads 13% LONG at
+ *   N=10 and 20% SHORT at N=5, so its error even changes sign.
+ * - ❌ **Constant switch angle.** Inverting {@link turnoutClosure} gives α =
+ *   0.036 (#5), 0.067 (#7), 0.069 (#10). The #7 and #10 agreed to 3% and the #5
+ *   killed it. Two agreeing parts are not a law.
+ * - ❌ **Overall length ∝ N.** #5 = 6.00″ and #7 = 6.00″ — same moulding, two
+ *   frog numbers.
+ *
+ * The definition is the reason: #N fixes the DIVERGENCE RATE AT THE FROG (1
+ * across per N along) and says NOTHING about how much tie strip the manufacturer
+ * wraps around it, or where inside it the frog goes. Angle is geometry;
+ * everything else is a tooling decision. **Measure the part. Do not model it.**
  */
 declare const ATLAS_CODE55_N: TrackPart[];
 /** Every built-in part, across manufacturers. */
@@ -1343,4 +1411,4 @@ declare function poseOverridesFromDoc(doc: ModuleSchematicDoc): Record<string, {
     heading: number;
 }>;
 
-export { ATLAS_CODE55_N, BUILT_IN_TRACK_PARTS, type BenchworkPoint, type BranchConnector, CODE55_RAIL_HEIGHT_INCHES, type DimensionSource, type DrawCrossing, type DrawCrossover, type DrawIndustry, type DrawSignal, type DrawTrack, type DrawTurnout, ENDPLATE_FASCIA_CLEAR_INCHES, ENDPLATE_LEAD_INCHES, type EditorBranch, type EditorControlPoint, type EditorCpSignal, type EditorCrossing, type EditorIndustry, type EditorState, type EditorTrack, type EditorTurnout, type EndplateBConfig, type EndplatePose, type EndplateTrackIssue, type EndplateWidthIssue, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_TRACK_FASCIA_CLEARANCE_INCHES, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_WIDTH_MIN_INCHES, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_WIDTH_RECOMMENDED_INCHES, FREEMO_TRACK_SPACING_INCHES, type GeometryType, type ImportedPart, type IndustryLabelMode, type IndustrySpot, MAIN2_TRACK_ID, MAIN_TRACK_ID, type ModuleFeatures, type ModuleFootprint, type ModuleFootprintInput, type ModuleGeometryInput, type ModuleSchematicDoc, type ModuleTrackRow, N_CAR_LENGTH_INCHES, N_SCALE_RATIO, type OutlineFace, type PartDimension, type PartEnd, type PartSegment, RAIL_GAUGE_INCHES, type ReturnLoopGeometry, type ReturnLoopShape, type SchematicBlock, type SchematicControlPoint, type SchematicCrossing, type SchematicEndplate, type SchematicEndplateTrack, type SchematicIndustry, type SchematicSection, type SchematicSignal, type SchematicTrack, type SchematicTurnout, type SectionAdjacency, type SectionFootprint, type SectionRelativePos, type SignalFacing, type SignalSide, TURNOUT_LEAD_INCHES_PER_FROG, type TrackConfig, type TrackPart, type TrackRole, type TurnoutClosure, type TurnoutKind, WHOLE_MODULE_SECTION_ID, asModuleSchematic, benchworkBand, benchworkOutline, buildCrossover, buildPassingSiding, buildTransition, carCapacity, checkEndplateWidth, deriveEndplatePoses, divergeSideForHand, docToState, emptyEditorState, endplateFaceSegments, endplateLead, endplateTrackOffsetFor, endplateTrackOffsetInches, endplateWidthInches, fromSectionRelative, geometryTurnDegrees, inchesToScaleFeet, isLoopDoc, isTransitionTurnout, leadInchesForSize, moduleCenterline, moduleFeatures, moduleFootprint, moduleLengthFromSections, moduleSections, nextId, parseXtpLibrary, poseNeedsManual, poseOverridesFromDoc, remapPos, returnLoop, sampleBenchworkOutline, samplePartSegments, samplePath, scaleFeetToInches, sectionAdjacency, sectionBand, sectionBreaksFromSections, sectionComponents, sectionFootprints, sectionNeighbours, sectionSpans, sectionSpansOrWhole, sectionedCenterline, sectionedEndPose, sliceCenterline, stateToDoc, toSectionRelative, trackMeetsEndplateIssues, trackPart, trackPath, turnoutClosure, turnoutPartForSize };
+export { ATLAS_CODE55_N, BUILT_IN_TRACK_PARTS, type BenchworkPoint, type BranchConnector, CODE55_RAIL_HEIGHT_INCHES, type DimensionSource, type DrawCrossing, type DrawCrossover, type DrawIndustry, type DrawSignal, type DrawTrack, type DrawTurnout, ENDPLATE_FASCIA_CLEAR_INCHES, ENDPLATE_LEAD_INCHES, type EditorBranch, type EditorControlPoint, type EditorCpSignal, type EditorCrossing, type EditorIndustry, type EditorState, type EditorTrack, type EditorTurnout, type EndplateBConfig, type EndplatePose, type EndplateTrackIssue, type EndplateWidthIssue, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_TRACK_FASCIA_CLEARANCE_INCHES, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_WIDTH_MIN_INCHES, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_WIDTH_RECOMMENDED_INCHES, FREEMO_TRACK_SPACING_INCHES, type GeometryType, type ImportedPart, type IndustryLabelMode, type IndustrySpot, MAIN2_TRACK_ID, MAIN_TRACK_ID, type ModuleFeatures, type ModuleFootprint, type ModuleFootprintInput, type ModuleGeometryInput, type ModuleSchematicDoc, type ModuleTrackRow, N_CAR_LENGTH_INCHES, N_SCALE_RATIO, type OutlineFace, type PartAngle, type PartDimension, type PartEnd, type PartSegment, RAIL_GAUGE_INCHES, type ReturnLoopGeometry, type ReturnLoopShape, type SchematicBlock, type SchematicControlPoint, type SchematicCrossing, type SchematicEndplate, type SchematicEndplateTrack, type SchematicIndustry, type SchematicSection, type SchematicSignal, type SchematicTrack, type SchematicTurnout, type SectionAdjacency, type SectionFootprint, type SectionRelativePos, type SignalFacing, type SignalSide, TURNOUT_LEAD_INCHES_PER_FROG, type TrackConfig, type TrackPart, type TrackRole, type TurnoutClosure, type TurnoutKind, WHOLE_MODULE_SECTION_ID, asModuleSchematic, benchworkBand, benchworkOutline, buildCrossover, buildPassingSiding, buildTransition, carCapacity, checkEndplateWidth, deriveEndplatePoses, divergeSideForHand, docToState, emptyEditorState, endplateFaceSegments, endplateLead, endplateTrackOffsetFor, endplateTrackOffsetInches, endplateWidthInches, fromSectionRelative, geometryTurnDegrees, inchesToScaleFeet, isLoopDoc, isTransitionTurnout, leadInchesForSize, moduleCenterline, moduleFeatures, moduleFootprint, moduleLengthFromSections, moduleSections, nextId, parseXtpLibrary, poseNeedsManual, poseOverridesFromDoc, remapPos, returnLoop, sampleBenchworkOutline, samplePartSegments, samplePath, scaleFeetToInches, sectionAdjacency, sectionBand, sectionBreaksFromSections, sectionComponents, sectionFootprints, sectionNeighbours, sectionSpans, sectionSpansOrWhole, sectionedCenterline, sectionedEndPose, sliceCenterline, stateToDoc, toSectionRelative, trackMeetsEndplateIssues, trackPart, trackPath, turnoutClosure, turnoutPartForSize };

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -1034,11 +1034,30 @@ interface ModuleFeatures {
  */
 /** N-scale track gauge, inches (9 mm). */
 declare const RAIL_GAUGE_INCHES = 0.354;
-/** Points → FROG for a #1 frog, inches — a turnout's LEAD, scaled by frog
- * number. Calibrated COMMERCIALLY rather than on the prototype, since owners lay
- * real product: an Atlas code 55 #7 measures 3⅜″ points→frog (Steve Branton,
- * #173) ⇒ 3.375 / 7. (The prototype #7 lead is 62′-1″ ≈ 4.66″ in N; commercial
- * turnouts are compressed against that.) */
+/**
+ * ⚠️ **REFUTED AS A GENERAL RULE — LAST RESORT ONLY.** Points→frog for a #1
+ * frog, i.e. a turnout's LEAD if lead were proportional to frog number. From an
+ * Atlas code 55 #7 measuring 3⅜″ (Steve Branton, #173) ⇒ 3.375 / 7.
+ *
+ * It is NOT proportional, and the error CHANGES SIGN. Measured lead ÷ N:
+ * **#5 = 0.600, #7 = 0.482, #10 = 0.419** — it falls monotonically. This rule
+ * reads **20% SHORT at N=5** (2.41″ vs a measured 3.00″) and **13% LONG at
+ * N=10** (4.82″ vs 4³⁄₁₆″). There is no safe direction to be wrong in.
+ *
+ * Prefer {@link leadInchesForSize}, which returns a real part's measurement when
+ * one exists and only falls back here for sizes nothing in the library covers.
+ * ⚠️ The remaining fallback user is the #2.5 wye at 1.21″; since per-frog RISES
+ * as N falls, that is very likely SHORT. Treat it as a placeholder.
+ *
+ * A constant-switch-angle model was also proposed here and is likewise REFUTED:
+ * inverting {@link turnoutClosure} gives α = 0.036 (#5), 0.067 (#7), 0.069
+ * (#10). It was floated when only the #7 and #10 were known, which agreed to
+ * 3%; the #5 killed it. Kept as a warning — two agreeing parts are not a law,
+ * and this library has now watched three separate rules die that way.
+ *
+ * The pattern that DOES fit both fully-measured parts is on {@link
+ * ATLAS_CODE55_N}: the frog sits at a fixed 4.75″ and the points move.
+ */
 declare const TURNOUT_LEAD_INCHES_PER_FROG = 0.482;
 /** Where a dimension came from. `derived` = we computed it from another part or
  * a rule of thumb; `unverified` = plausible but unconfirmed — treat with care. */
@@ -1049,6 +1068,12 @@ interface PartDimension {
     /** Who measured it / which spec, so it can be re-checked. */
     note?: string;
 }
+/** Same provenance discipline as {@link PartDimension}, for angles. */
+interface PartAngle {
+    deg: number;
+    source: DimensionSource;
+    note?: string;
+}
 interface TrackPart {
     /** Stable slug, e.g. "atlas-c55-n-7". */
     id: string;
@@ -1066,8 +1091,20 @@ interface TrackPart {
     };
     /** Frog number N (the 1:N ratio). Definitional, so no provenance needed. */
     frogNumber?: number;
+    /** The angle the part ACTUALLY diverges at, where that's known to differ from
+     * the theoretical `atan(1/N)`. Atlas appear to build to SECTIONAL angles
+     * (multiples of 11.25° = 1/32 turn) rather than true frog ratios, so a "#5" is
+     * 11.25° not 11.31°. ⚠️ Currently below our drawing resolution — 0.06° over a
+     * 6″ turnout is 0.006″ — so nothing uses this yet. Recorded because it's a
+     * real property of the product and will matter if we ever check whether a part
+     * mates with sectional track. */
+    actualAngle?: PartAngle;
     /** Points → frog. The number that decides where a turnout's throat lands. */
     lead?: PartDimension;
+    /** End of the tie strip → the point tips. Where the working turnout starts
+     * inside its moulding; the rest of that end is plain approach track. Needed to
+     * fit a part into a space, and by any renderer drawing the real outline. */
+    pointsOffset?: PartDimension;
     /** End-to-end length of the part. */
     overallLength?: PartDimension;
     /** Diverging route radius (straight turnouts). */
@@ -1084,10 +1121,41 @@ declare const CODE55_RAIL_HEIGHT_INCHES = 0.055;
  * Atlas N-scale Code 55 — the Free-moN mainstay.
  *
  * ⚠️ Atlas do not publish leads or overall lengths for the straight turnouts.
- * The only hard datum is Steve Branton's measurement of a #7 (3⅜″ points→frog,
- * #173); the #5 and #10 leads are SCALED from it by frog number and are marked
- * `derived` for exactly that reason — they should be replaced with real
- * measurements when someone has the parts to hand.
+ * Everything here traces to physical measurements: Steve Branton's #7 lead
+ * (3⅜″ points→frog, #173) and Will Gage's #5/#7/#10 overall lengths plus the
+ * #10's lead and points offset. The #5's lead and the wye's are still derived.
+ *
+ * ⭐⭐ **THE FROG SITS AT 4.75″ FROM THE TIE END — ON BOTH MEASURED PARTS.**
+ *
+ *     part   points    FROG     overall    lead
+ *     #5     1¾″       4.75″    6.00″      3.0000″
+ *     #10    ⁹⁄₁₆″     4.75″    8.00″      4.1875″
+ *
+ * Atlas appear to FIX where the frog casting sits in the moulding and move the
+ * POINTS to change the frog number. That single fact explains every failed rule
+ * below at once: lead was never a property of N — it is just
+ * `4.75 − wherever the points landed`.
+ *
+ * ⚠️ TESTABLE, AND CHEAP: Steve's #7 lead of 3⅜″ was measured independently, by
+ * someone else, on a different part. If the frog really is fixed at 4.75″, that
+ * part's POINTS must sit at 4.75 − 3.375 = **1⅜″**. Measure a physical 2052 and
+ * this model is confirmed or dead. Nobody has measured the #7's points offset.
+ *
+ * NOTHING HERE IS PROPORTIONAL TO FROG NUMBER. Three rules assumed otherwise;
+ * all three were tested against a physical part and FAILED:
+ * - ❌ **Lead ∝ N.** Measured lead ÷ N: #5 = 0.600, #7 = 0.482, #10 = 0.419 —
+ *   falls monotonically. {@link TURNOUT_LEAD_INCHES_PER_FROG} reads 13% LONG at
+ *   N=10 and 20% SHORT at N=5, so its error even changes sign.
+ * - ❌ **Constant switch angle.** Inverting {@link turnoutClosure} gives α =
+ *   0.036 (#5), 0.067 (#7), 0.069 (#10). The #7 and #10 agreed to 3% and the #5
+ *   killed it. Two agreeing parts are not a law.
+ * - ❌ **Overall length ∝ N.** #5 = 6.00″ and #7 = 6.00″ — same moulding, two
+ *   frog numbers.
+ *
+ * The definition is the reason: #N fixes the DIVERGENCE RATE AT THE FROG (1
+ * across per N along) and says NOTHING about how much tie strip the manufacturer
+ * wraps around it, or where inside it the frog goes. Angle is geometry;
+ * everything else is a tooling decision. **Measure the part. Do not model it.**
  */
 declare const ATLAS_CODE55_N: TrackPart[];
 /** Every built-in part, across manufacturers. */
@@ -1343,4 +1411,4 @@ declare function poseOverridesFromDoc(doc: ModuleSchematicDoc): Record<string, {
     heading: number;
 }>;
 
-export { ATLAS_CODE55_N, BUILT_IN_TRACK_PARTS, type BenchworkPoint, type BranchConnector, CODE55_RAIL_HEIGHT_INCHES, type DimensionSource, type DrawCrossing, type DrawCrossover, type DrawIndustry, type DrawSignal, type DrawTrack, type DrawTurnout, ENDPLATE_FASCIA_CLEAR_INCHES, ENDPLATE_LEAD_INCHES, type EditorBranch, type EditorControlPoint, type EditorCpSignal, type EditorCrossing, type EditorIndustry, type EditorState, type EditorTrack, type EditorTurnout, type EndplateBConfig, type EndplatePose, type EndplateTrackIssue, type EndplateWidthIssue, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_TRACK_FASCIA_CLEARANCE_INCHES, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_WIDTH_MIN_INCHES, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_WIDTH_RECOMMENDED_INCHES, FREEMO_TRACK_SPACING_INCHES, type GeometryType, type ImportedPart, type IndustryLabelMode, type IndustrySpot, MAIN2_TRACK_ID, MAIN_TRACK_ID, type ModuleFeatures, type ModuleFootprint, type ModuleFootprintInput, type ModuleGeometryInput, type ModuleSchematicDoc, type ModuleTrackRow, N_CAR_LENGTH_INCHES, N_SCALE_RATIO, type OutlineFace, type PartDimension, type PartEnd, type PartSegment, RAIL_GAUGE_INCHES, type ReturnLoopGeometry, type ReturnLoopShape, type SchematicBlock, type SchematicControlPoint, type SchematicCrossing, type SchematicEndplate, type SchematicEndplateTrack, type SchematicIndustry, type SchematicSection, type SchematicSignal, type SchematicTrack, type SchematicTurnout, type SectionAdjacency, type SectionFootprint, type SectionRelativePos, type SignalFacing, type SignalSide, TURNOUT_LEAD_INCHES_PER_FROG, type TrackConfig, type TrackPart, type TrackRole, type TurnoutClosure, type TurnoutKind, WHOLE_MODULE_SECTION_ID, asModuleSchematic, benchworkBand, benchworkOutline, buildCrossover, buildPassingSiding, buildTransition, carCapacity, checkEndplateWidth, deriveEndplatePoses, divergeSideForHand, docToState, emptyEditorState, endplateFaceSegments, endplateLead, endplateTrackOffsetFor, endplateTrackOffsetInches, endplateWidthInches, fromSectionRelative, geometryTurnDegrees, inchesToScaleFeet, isLoopDoc, isTransitionTurnout, leadInchesForSize, moduleCenterline, moduleFeatures, moduleFootprint, moduleLengthFromSections, moduleSections, nextId, parseXtpLibrary, poseNeedsManual, poseOverridesFromDoc, remapPos, returnLoop, sampleBenchworkOutline, samplePartSegments, samplePath, scaleFeetToInches, sectionAdjacency, sectionBand, sectionBreaksFromSections, sectionComponents, sectionFootprints, sectionNeighbours, sectionSpans, sectionSpansOrWhole, sectionedCenterline, sectionedEndPose, sliceCenterline, stateToDoc, toSectionRelative, trackMeetsEndplateIssues, trackPart, trackPath, turnoutClosure, turnoutPartForSize };
+export { ATLAS_CODE55_N, BUILT_IN_TRACK_PARTS, type BenchworkPoint, type BranchConnector, CODE55_RAIL_HEIGHT_INCHES, type DimensionSource, type DrawCrossing, type DrawCrossover, type DrawIndustry, type DrawSignal, type DrawTrack, type DrawTurnout, ENDPLATE_FASCIA_CLEAR_INCHES, ENDPLATE_LEAD_INCHES, type EditorBranch, type EditorControlPoint, type EditorCpSignal, type EditorCrossing, type EditorIndustry, type EditorState, type EditorTrack, type EditorTurnout, type EndplateBConfig, type EndplatePose, type EndplateTrackIssue, type EndplateWidthIssue, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_TRACK_FASCIA_CLEARANCE_INCHES, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_WIDTH_MIN_INCHES, FREEMO_ENDPLATE_WIDTH_RECOMMENDED_INCHES, FREEMO_TRACK_SPACING_INCHES, type GeometryType, type ImportedPart, type IndustryLabelMode, type IndustrySpot, MAIN2_TRACK_ID, MAIN_TRACK_ID, type ModuleFeatures, type ModuleFootprint, type ModuleFootprintInput, type ModuleGeometryInput, type ModuleSchematicDoc, type ModuleTrackRow, N_CAR_LENGTH_INCHES, N_SCALE_RATIO, type OutlineFace, type PartAngle, type PartDimension, type PartEnd, type PartSegment, RAIL_GAUGE_INCHES, type ReturnLoopGeometry, type ReturnLoopShape, type SchematicBlock, type SchematicControlPoint, type SchematicCrossing, type SchematicEndplate, type SchematicEndplateTrack, type SchematicIndustry, type SchematicSection, type SchematicSignal, type SchematicTrack, type SchematicTurnout, type SectionAdjacency, type SectionFootprint, type SectionRelativePos, type SignalFacing, type SignalSide, TURNOUT_LEAD_INCHES_PER_FROG, type TrackConfig, type TrackPart, type TrackRole, type TurnoutClosure, type TurnoutKind, WHOLE_MODULE_SECTION_ID, asModuleSchematic, benchworkBand, benchworkOutline, buildCrossover, buildPassingSiding, buildTransition, carCapacity, checkEndplateWidth, deriveEndplatePoses, divergeSideForHand, docToState, emptyEditorState, endplateFaceSegments, endplateLead, endplateTrackOffsetFor, endplateTrackOffsetInches, endplateWidthInches, fromSectionRelative, geometryTurnDegrees, inchesToScaleFeet, isLoopDoc, isTransitionTurnout, leadInchesForSize, moduleCenterline, moduleFeatures, moduleFootprint, moduleLengthFromSections, moduleSections, nextId, parseXtpLibrary, poseNeedsManual, poseOverridesFromDoc, remapPos, returnLoop, sampleBenchworkOutline, samplePartSegments, samplePath, scaleFeetToInches, sectionAdjacency, sectionBand, sectionBreaksFromSections, sectionComponents, sectionFootprints, sectionNeighbours, sectionSpans, sectionSpansOrWhole, sectionedCenterline, sectionedEndPose, sliceCenterline, stateToDoc, toSectionRelative, trackMeetsEndplateIssues, trackPart, trackPath, turnoutClosure, turnoutPartForSize };

package/dist/index.js

@@ -1102,9 +1102,24 @@ var ATLAS_CODE55_N = [
     partNumbers: { left: "2050", right: "2051" },
     frogNumber: 5,
     lead: {
-      inches: 5 * TURNOUT_LEAD_INCHES_PER_FROG,
-      source: "derived",
-      note: "scaled from the measured #7 by frog number \u2014 not measured"
+      inches: 3,
+      source: "measured",
+      note: "Will Gage, physical Atlas 2050 (#5 LH): points at 1\xBE\u2033, frog at 4.75\u2033 \u21D2 3\u2033 exactly. REFUTED BOTH standing models \u2014 the per-frog rule predicted 2.41\u2033, the constant-switch-angle model 2.64\u2033; both read short. It also retired my earlier ~2.4\u2033 photo estimate, which was 20% under."
+    },
+    pointsOffset: {
+      inches: 1.75,
+      source: "measured",
+      note: "Will Gage, physical Atlas 2050 (#5 LH) \u2014 end of tie strip to point tips"
+    },
+    overallLength: {
+      inches: 6,
+      source: "measured",
+      note: "Will Gage, physical Atlas 2050 (#5 LH), end tie to end tie"
+    },
+    actualAngle: {
+      deg: 11.25,
+      source: "unverified",
+      note: "CORROBORATED: XTrkCAD N-atlasn55.xtp gives 11.250152\xB0, and AnyRail-forum trial-and-error (glakedylan, 2012) gives 11.25\xB0. Theory atan(1/5) = 11.310\xB0. 11.25\xB0 is exactly 1/32 turn \u2014 Atlas appear to build to sectional angles."
     }
   },
   {
@@ -1120,6 +1135,16 @@ var ATLAS_CODE55_N = [
       inches: 3.375,
       source: "measured",
       note: "Steve Branton, physical Atlas code 55 #7, 3\u215C\u2033 points\u2192frog (#173)"
+    },
+    overallLength: {
+      inches: 6,
+      source: "measured",
+      note: "Will Gage, physical Atlas 2052 (#7), end tie to end tie \u2014 the SAME 6\u2033 as the #5, which is what proves length is not a function of frog number"
+    },
+    actualAngle: {
+      deg: 8.13,
+      source: "unverified",
+      note: "DISPUTED: XTrkCAD .xtp says 8.1818\xB0, AnyRail forum says 8.125\xB0, theory atan(1/7) = 8.130\xB0. The sources disagree, so theory is used here."
     }
   },
   {
@@ -1132,9 +1157,24 @@ var ATLAS_CODE55_N = [
     partNumbers: { left: "2054", right: "2055" },
     frogNumber: 10,
     lead: {
-      inches: 10 * TURNOUT_LEAD_INCHES_PER_FROG,
-      source: "derived",
-      note: "scaled from the measured #7 by frog number \u2014 not measured"
+      inches: 4.1875,
+      source: "measured",
+      note: "Will Gage, physical Atlas 2054 (#10): points at 9/16\u2033 from the end, frog at 4.75\u2033 \u21D2 4\xB3\u2044\u2081\u2086\u2033. THIS IS THE MEASUREMENT THAT REFUTED the lead-per-frog rule \u2014 it predicted 4.82\u2033, 13% over."
+    },
+    pointsOffset: {
+      inches: 0.5625,
+      source: "measured",
+      note: "Will Gage, physical Atlas 2054 (#10) \u2014 end of tie strip to point tips"
+    },
+    overallLength: {
+      inches: 8,
+      source: "measured",
+      note: "Will Gage, physical Atlas 2054 (#10), end tie to end tie"
+    },
+    actualAngle: {
+      deg: 5.74,
+      source: "unverified",
+      note: "CORROBORATED: XTrkCAD .xtp gives 5.739\xB0, AnyRail forum 5.75\xB0 \u2014 they agree with each other and not with theory atan(1/10) = 5.711\xB0."
     }
   },
   {