pixelkiln 0.49.0 → 0.50.0

package/dist/cli.js

@@ -938,17 +938,37 @@ var StyleObjectSchema = z.object({
   shading: z.string().optional(),
   detail: z.string().optional(),
   /**
-   * `tiles` generator only. Edge length of one tile, 16-256.
+   * `tiles` generator only. Edge length of one tile, 16-128 (the API's own
+   * range; connectable sets narrow it further per shape, e.g. square
+   * top-down roads are fixed at 32).
    *
    * Ignored when `styleImages` is set: style mode takes the tile's shape
    * and dimensions from the reference image, which is the whole reason to
    * use it against an existing sheet.
    */
-  tileSize: z.number().int().min(16).max(256).optional(),
+  tileSize: z.number().int().min(16).max(128).optional(),
+  /** `tiles` generator only. Height in pixels (16-256) for a non-square
+   *  tile (e.g. a tall building wall); omit to compute it from `tileType`
+   *  geometry and the view angle. */
+  tileHeight: z.number().int().min(16).max(256).optional(),
   /** `tiles` generator only. Defaults to the API's `isometric`. */
   tileType: z.enum(["hex", "hex_pointy", "isometric", "oblique", "octagon", "square_topdown"]).optional(),
   /** `tiles` generator only. Defaults to the API's `low top-down`. */
   tileView: z.enum(["top-down", "high top-down", "low top-down", "side"]).optional(),
+  /** `tiles` generator only. Continuous view angle in degrees (0 = side,
+   *  90 = top-down), overriding `tileView` when set. */
+  tileViewAngle: z.number().min(0).max(90).optional(),
+  /** `tiles` generator only. Tile depth/thickness as a ratio (0-1) of the
+   *  tile's height, overriding the default the API computes from the
+   *  view. This is the tutorials' "thickness" control. */
+  tileDepthRatio: z.number().min(0).max(1).optional(),
+  /** `tiles` generator only, `tileType: "isometric"`. Top/bottom cap
+   *  width in pixels: 2 for the classic look, 4 for a more modern one. */
+  tileFlatTopPx: z.number().int().min(2).max(8).optional(),
+  /** `tiles` generator only, `tileType: "oblique"` (ground tiles or
+   *  building walls). Horizontal shear per pixel of height (0-1); 0.5 is
+   *  a classic cabinet projection (~27°), 1.0 a full 45° diagonal. */
+  obliqueLean: z.number().min(0).max(1).optional(),
   /**
    * `tiles` generator only. Asks for a connectable set instead of
    * independent variations:
@@ -963,6 +983,28 @@ var StyleObjectSchema = z.object({
    * is load-bearing; do not sort a connectable set by anything else.
    */
   tileFeature: z.enum(["roads", "tileset", "building"]).optional(),
+  /** `tileFeature: "building"` only. Wall height in tiles (1-3); the API
+   *  defaults to 2. */
+  buildingWallTiles: z.number().int().min(1).max(3).optional(),
+  /** `tileFeature: "building"` only. `"grid"` paints each shaped piece
+   *  individually (richer, the isometric default); `"materials"` paints
+   *  flat swatches and renders pieces from them (more consistent for
+   *  square top-down building kits). */
+  buildingLayout: z.enum(["grid", "materials"]).optional(),
+  /** `tileFeature: "building"` only. Wall material, e.g. "stone brick
+   *  walls" — more reliable than relying on the main `prompt` being split
+   *  into wall/floor parts. */
+  buildingWallDescription: z.string().min(1).max(500).optional(),
+  /** `tileFeature: "building"` only. Floor material, e.g. "wooden plank
+   *  floor". */
+  buildingFloorDescription: z.string().min(1).max(500).optional(),
+  /** `tileFeature: "building"` only. Upper-storey or roof surface;
+   *  defaults to the wall material when omitted. */
+  buildingFloor2Description: z.string().min(1).max(500).optional(),
+  /** `tileFeature: "building"` with `tileType: "square_topdown"` only.
+   *  Wall storey height as its own camera angle in degrees (5-90),
+   *  decoupled from the ground's pitch. */
+  buildingWallAngle: z.number().min(5).max(90).optional(),
   /**
    * `tiles` generator only. How tile edges are drawn.
    *
@@ -5345,9 +5387,20 @@ var PixelLabClient = class {
   async createTilesPro(args) {
     const body = { description: args.description };
     if (args.tileSize != null) body.tile_size = args.tileSize;
+    if (args.tileHeight != null) body.tile_height = args.tileHeight;
     if (args.tileType) body.tile_type = args.tileType;
     if (args.tileView) body.tile_view = args.tileView;
+    if (args.tileViewAngle != null) body.tile_view_angle = args.tileViewAngle;
+    if (args.tileDepthRatio != null) body.tile_depth_ratio = args.tileDepthRatio;
+    if (args.tileFlatTopPx != null) body.tile_flat_top_px = args.tileFlatTopPx;
+    if (args.obliqueLean != null) body.oblique_lean = args.obliqueLean;
     if (args.tileFeature) body.tile_feature = args.tileFeature;
+    if (args.buildingWallTiles != null) body.building_wall_tiles = args.buildingWallTiles;
+    if (args.buildingLayout) body.building_layout = args.buildingLayout;
+    if (args.buildingWallDescription) body.building_wall_description = args.buildingWallDescription;
+    if (args.buildingFloorDescription) body.building_floor_description = args.buildingFloorDescription;
+    if (args.buildingFloor2Description) body.building_floor2_description = args.buildingFloor2Description;
+    if (args.buildingWallAngle != null) body.building_wall_angle = args.buildingWallAngle;
     if (args.outlineMode) body.outline_mode = args.outlineMode;
     if (args.seed != null) body.seed = args.seed;
     if (args.styleImages?.length) body.style_images = args.styleImages;
@@ -5603,13 +5656,21 @@ var PixelLabClient = class {
   /**
    * Masked inpaint, PixelLab's `/inpaint-v3` (the endpoint its own docs list
    * first in the Inpaint section, its convention for "reach for this by
-   * default"). Unlike the rest of this client, this method's shape is taken
-   * from the OpenAPI spec, not exercised against a live account: the request
-   * side is exact (`InpaintV3Request`), but a completed job's `last_response`
-   * has no documented example for this endpoint (the spec's only worked
-   * example is a character job's shape). `pollRevision` in pixellab.ts reads
-   * it defensively and fails loudly on an unrecognized shape rather than
-   * guessing.
+   * default"). Exercised live at nine sizes, all returning `last_response.
+   * image` as a single `{type, base64, width, height}` (the first shape
+   * `pollRevision` in pixellab.ts checks, so no change was ever needed):
+   * 32x32 (1024px², billed 20, this adapter's tiering floor) through
+   * 256x256 (65536px²) all billed 20 (the tiering wrongly predicts 25 from
+   * 1024px² up, see estimate() in pixellab.ts); 288x288 (82944px²) and
+   * 320x320 (102400px²) billed 25 — the middle tier is real, just starting
+   * far higher than this tiering assumes; 352x352 (123904px²), 384x384
+   * (147456px²), and 512x512 (262144px², the tiering ceiling) all billed
+   * 40. Both breakpoints are now tightly bracketed: 20->25 in
+   * (65536px², 82944px²], 25->40 in (102400px², 123904px²].
+   * `editImagesV2` below returns the same fields under `images`, plural
+   * and array-wrapped, not `image` — do not assume the two endpoints share
+   * one response shape. See docs/ENDPOINTS.md and docs/REVISIONS.md for
+   * the full shape and cost picture, including what is still unconfirmed.
    *
    * `crop_to_mask` defaults true upstream (confirmed in the schema): PixelLab
    * otherwise blends generated pixels outside the mask edge to "fit
@@ -5632,11 +5693,15 @@ var PixelLabClient = class {
     );
   }
   /**
-   * Whole-image edit with no mask, PixelLab's `/edit-images-v2`. Same
-   * not-yet-live-verified caveat as `inpaintV3` above. `edit_images` takes an
-   * array (the endpoint supports editing several images with one
+   * Whole-image edit with no mask, PixelLab's `/edit-images-v2`. `edit_images`
+   * takes an array (the endpoint supports editing several images with one
    * instruction); pixelkiln's `revision` model is one parent per child, so
-   * this always sends exactly one.
+   * this always sends exactly one. Exercised live at its floor size (32x32):
+   * billed exactly the 20-generation estimate this adapter borrows from
+   * `1dir`, matching `inpaintV3`'s floor exactly. The completed response is
+   * `last_response.images`, an *array* of `{type, base64, width, height}` —
+   * plural and array-wrapped, unlike `inpaintV3`'s singular `image` above,
+   * even though exactly one image is ever sent or expected here.
    */
   async editImagesV2(args) {
     const body = {
@@ -6215,9 +6280,20 @@ var PixelLabProvider = class _PixelLabProvider {
       const res2 = await this.client.createTilesPro({
         description: spec.prompt,
         tileSize: spec.tileSize,
+        tileHeight: spec.tileHeight,
         tileType: spec.tileType,
         tileView: spec.tileView,
+        tileViewAngle: spec.tileViewAngle,
+        tileDepthRatio: spec.tileDepthRatio,
+        tileFlatTopPx: spec.tileFlatTopPx,
+        obliqueLean: spec.obliqueLean,
         tileFeature: spec.tileFeature,
+        buildingWallTiles: spec.buildingWallTiles,
+        buildingLayout: spec.buildingLayout,
+        buildingWallDescription: spec.buildingWallDescription,
+        buildingFloorDescription: spec.buildingFloorDescription,
+        buildingFloor2Description: spec.buildingFloor2Description,
+        buildingWallAngle: spec.buildingWallAngle,
         outlineMode: spec.outlineMode,
         seed: spec.seed,
         // TilesProStyleImage is flat and wants the reference's real dimensions,
@@ -6351,16 +6427,17 @@ var PixelLabProvider = class _PixelLabProvider {
   /**
    * `/inpaint-v3` and `/edit-images-v2` both hand back a plain background
    * job with no resource of its own, polled generically at
-   * `GET /background-jobs/{id}`. What a *completed* job's `last_response`
-   * actually contains is not documented for either endpoint: the OpenAPI
-   * spec's only worked example of that field is a character job's shape
-   * (`character_id`, `uploaded_directions`, ...), not an inpaint or edit
-   * job's. This reads every image shape seen elsewhere in this client
-   * (a nested `{image: {base64, format}}`, a bare `{base64, format}`, or a
-   * hosted URL under a handful of plausible keys) and fails loudly, naming
-   * the keys it actually got, rather than guess wrong silently. Fixing a
-   * real completed response into this list is a one-line change once one is
-   * seen live.
+   * `GET /background-jobs/{id}`. Confirmed live for both, and the two do not
+   * match: a completed `inpaint-v3` job's `last_response.image` is a single
+   * `{type: "base64", base64, width, height}`, matched by the `imageKeys`
+   * branch below; a completed `edit-images-v2` job's is `last_response.images`,
+   * an *array* of that same shape, matched by the `done.images` branch below
+   * instead — exactly why both branches exist rather than just the first one
+   * (docs/ENDPOINTS.md, docs/REVISIONS.md). Beyond these two confirmed
+   * shapes, this also checks a nested `{image: {base64, format}}` and a
+   * hosted URL under a handful of plausible keys, and fails loudly, naming
+   * the keys it actually got, rather than guess wrong silently, for whatever
+   * shape still isn't covered.
    */
   async pollRevision(jobId) {
     const job = await this.client.getBackgroundJob(jobId);
@@ -7857,9 +7934,20 @@ async function resolveSpecs(loaded, filter) {
         enforcePalette: style.enforcePalette,
         noBackground: style.noBackground,
         tileSize: generator === "tiles" ? tileSize : void 0,
+        tileHeight: generator === "tiles" ? style.tileHeight : void 0,
         tileType: generator === "tiles" ? style.tileType : void 0,
         tileView: generator === "tiles" ? style.tileView : void 0,
+        tileViewAngle: generator === "tiles" ? style.tileViewAngle : void 0,
+        tileDepthRatio: generator === "tiles" ? style.tileDepthRatio : void 0,
+        tileFlatTopPx: generator === "tiles" ? style.tileFlatTopPx : void 0,
+        obliqueLean: generator === "tiles" ? style.obliqueLean : void 0,
         tileFeature: generator === "tiles" ? style.tileFeature : void 0,
+        buildingWallTiles: generator === "tiles" ? style.buildingWallTiles : void 0,
+        buildingLayout: generator === "tiles" ? style.buildingLayout : void 0,
+        buildingWallDescription: generator === "tiles" ? style.buildingWallDescription : void 0,
+        buildingFloorDescription: generator === "tiles" ? style.buildingFloorDescription : void 0,
+        buildingFloor2Description: generator === "tiles" ? style.buildingFloor2Description : void 0,
+        buildingWallAngle: generator === "tiles" ? style.buildingWallAngle : void 0,
         outlineMode: generator === "tiles" ? style.outlineMode : void 0,
         ...generator === "character" ? { character: await resolveCharacterShape(asset, style, characterKind, { root, load: loadStyleImage }) } : {},
         cost: generator === "tiles" ? tilesCost(tileSize, tileVariations) : generationCost(width, height, generator),