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-{"version":3,"file":"pptx-angular-viewer-view-overflow-BBD8nZlq.mjs","names":["DEG_PER_UNIT"],"sources":["../../src/internal/shared-src/render/visual-3d-bevel-light.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/visual-3d-bevel-lighting-profile.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/visual-3d-bevel-lighting-material.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/visual-3d-bevel-lighting-tables.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/visual-3d-constants.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/visual-3d-camera-presets.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/smartart-3d-scene-camera.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/smartart-3d-style-path.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/smartart-3d-solid.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/smartart-3d-light-rig.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/smartart-3d-lighting.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/smartart-3d-vertex-shading.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/render/smartart-3d-drawing-solid.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/three-view/renderer-host.ts","../../src/internal/shared-src/three-view/view-overflow.ts"],"sourcesContent":["/**\n * `a:lightRig/@dir` -> top-bevel highlight/shadow direction (framework-agnostic).\n *\n * COM-measured 2026-09 (real PowerPoint, `Slide.Export`, a mid-grey 2in\n * square with a wide `a:bevelT` circle profile, `Depth = 0`): sampling\n * brightness at the top/right/bottom/left edge bands under each of the 8\n * `a:lightRig/@dir` values shows the highlight snaps to exactly ONE of the 4\n * cardinal edges, never a blend of two:\n *\n * ```\n * dir   top right bottom left  (brightness, mid-grey centre = 138)\n * t     163   92    105   120\n * tr    163  113     90   100  <- same dominant edge (top) as `t`\n * r     121  159     97   105\n * br    101  159    117    91  <- same dominant edge (right) as `r`\n * b     113  120    165    93\n * bl     96   99    165   114  <- same dominant edge (bottom) as `b`\n * l      95  106    124   160\n * tl    115   90    103   160  <- same dominant edge (left) as `l`\n * ```\n *\n * Each diagonal (`tr`/`br`/`bl`/`tl`) reproduces the SAME dominant edge as\n * the cardinal direction it follows going clockwise (`t`->`tr`, `r`->`br`,\n * `b`->`bl`, `l`->`tl`), i.e. the dominant edge is the compass direction at\n * `floor(angle / 90) * 90`, not a diagonal blend the way the pre-existing\n * (direction-blind) implementation's hardcoded top-left diagonal highlight\n * implied.\n *\n * A second, larger campaign (2026-09) re-ran this exact brightness scan for\n * ALL 12 `a:bevelT/@prst` profiles (`relaxedInset`, `circle`, `slope`,\n * `cross`, `angle`, `softRound`, `convex`, `coolSlant`, `divot`, `riblet`,\n * `hardEdge`, `artDeco`) x all 8 directions at a wide (24pt) depth, plus a\n * 6pt-vs-24pt depth check for 3 representative profiles:\n *\n * - 9 of the 12 profiles (every one above except `softRound`, `slope` and\n *   `hardEdge`) reproduced the exact same cardinal-snap pattern as `circle`,\n *   confirming {@link getBevelHighlightDirection}'s direction mapping\n *   generalises across profile SHAPE, not just `circle`.\n * - `softRound` measured the OPPOSITE cardinal edge as its highlight for\n *   every one of the 8 directions (e.g. `dir=\"t\"` lit up the BOTTOM edge,\n *   not the top): {@link isBevelProfileInverted} flags this so\n *   `visual-3d.ts`'s `getBevelShadow` negates the resolved vector for this\n *   one profile. Physically plausible: a \"soft round\" transition can read as\n *   a rounded INSET (a shallow groove catching shadow from the light side)\n *   rather than `circle`'s rounded OUTSET (a dome catching highlight),\n *   inverting which edge faces the light.\n * - `slope` and `hardEdge` measured UNIFORM brightness (no directional signal\n *   at all) at the same 0.15in-from-edge sample point every other profile\n *   used, and a follow-up fine-grained radial scan (offsets from 0.01in to\n *   0.3in) found only a universal, direction-INDEPENDENT darkening right at\n *   the crisp fold (both the \"highlight\" and \"opposite\" edges darkened by a\n *   similar amount within the first ~0.05in for BOTH profiles), consistent\n *   with a real single-flat-facet self-shadowed seam rather than a smooth\n *   directional gradient. No sampling depth tested recovered a clean\n *   cardinal-snap signal for these two, so their direction handling is left\n *   unverified/inconclusive rather than encoding a guess from noisy data;\n *   they still render with the shared cardinal-snap direction (a reasonable\n *   approximation, just not independently confirmed the way the other 10\n *   profiles now are).\n * - The highlight/shadow band's on-screen WIDTH scales with the bevel's\n *   actual size (confirmed for `circle`, `angle` and `softRound` at 6pt vs.\n *   24pt: the 6pt bevel's directional signal collapsed to background within\n *   ~0.1in of the edge, the 24pt bevel's extended to ~0.3in, roughly\n *   matching the 4x depth ratio). This was already the existing behaviour\n *   (`visual-3d.ts`'s `getBevelShadow` derives its inset-shadow offsets from\n *   the shape's ACTUAL `bevelTopWidth`/`Height` in px, not a fixed\n *   constant), so no code change was needed for this finding; it is now\n *   COM-confirmed rather than assumed.\n *\n * @module render/visual-3d-bevel-light\n */\n\n/** Compass angle (degrees, clockwise from `t` = 0) for each `a:lightRig/@dir` token. */\nconst DIRECTION_ANGLE: Record<string, number> = {\n\tt: 0,\n\ttr: 45,\n\tr: 90,\n\tbr: 135,\n\tb: 180,\n\tbl: 225,\n\tl: 270,\n\ttl: 315,\n};\n\n/** A highlight direction as a unit-ish (dx, dy) vector in CSS inset-shadow offset space. */\nexport interface BevelLightVector {\n\tdx: number;\n\tdy: number;\n}\n\n/** The 4 cardinal highlight directions, keyed by the `floor(angle / 90) * 90` bucket. */\nconst CARDINAL_VECTORS: Record<number, BevelLightVector> = {\n\t0: { dx: 0, dy: -1 }, // t\n\t90: { dx: 1, dy: 0 }, // r\n\t180: { dx: 0, dy: 1 }, // b\n\t270: { dx: -1, dy: 0 }, // l\n};\n\n/**\n * Resolve the TOP bevel's highlight direction from `a:lightRig/@dir`.\n * Falls back to the pre-existing top-left diagonal default when the\n * direction is missing/unrecognised, so an authored deck with no light rig\n * (or an unmapped direction) keeps rendering exactly as before this module\n * existed.\n */\nexport function getBevelHighlightDirection(\n\tlightRigDirection: string | undefined,\n): BevelLightVector {\n\tif (!lightRigDirection) {\n\t\treturn { dx: -1, dy: -1 };\n\t}\n\tconst angle = DIRECTION_ANGLE[lightRigDirection];\n\tif (angle === undefined) {\n\t\treturn { dx: -1, dy: -1 };\n\t}\n\tconst bucket = Math.floor(angle / 90) * 90;\n\treturn CARDINAL_VECTORS[bucket] ?? { dx: -1, dy: -1 };\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether a `a:bevelT/@prst` profile measured an INVERTED highlight/shadow\n * relative to the shared cardinal-snap direction (see the module doc\n * comment): true only for `softRound`, which lit up the edge OPPOSITE the\n * light-rig direction in every one of the 8 directions tested.\n */\nexport function isBevelProfileInverted(bevelType: string): boolean {\n\treturn bevelType === 'softRound';\n}\n","/**\n * `a:bevelT/@prst` profile -> SVG height-map shape.\n *\n * Split out of `visual-3d-bevel-lighting-tables.ts` to keep both files under\n * the repo's ~300 LOC guideline; see that module's doc comment for the other\n * two axes (light rig elevation, material response) and the highlight\n * DIRECTION, which is resolved separately in `visual-3d-bevel-light.ts`.\n *\n * @module render/visual-3d-bevel-lighting-profile\n */\n\n/** How wide/sharp a bevel profile's SVG height-map ramp is, and how strongly it carries a directional signal. */\nexport interface BevelProfileHeightMap {\n\t/** `feGaussianBlur` `stdDeviation` factor, multiplied by the bevel's own (width+height)/2 in px. */\n\tblurFactor: number;\n\t/** `feMorphology` `radius` factor (erode), or `undefined` for a pure-blur (smooth, curved) profile. */\n\tmorphologyFactor?: number;\n\t/** Relief height (`surfaceScale`) factor: 1 = full, less for a shallow/steep-walled profile. */\n\tsurfaceScaleFactor: number;\n\t/**\n\t * `true` for the two profiles (`slope`, `hardEdge`) COM-measured (see\n\t * `visual-3d-bevel-light`) to show NO clean directional brightness signal\n\t * at any sampled depth, only a crisp, near-uniform self-shadowed seam. This\n\t * is about which CARDINAL EDGE lights up (or doesn't), independent of the\n\t * cross-section ramp SHAPE the factors below now target - see this\n\t * module's doc comment. Kept as a flag so callers/tests can assert on it\n\t * rather than re-deriving it from the two factors above.\n\t */\n\tmeasuredUniform: boolean;\n\t/**\n\t * Non-monotonic height REMAP for the three profiles (`relaxedInset`,\n\t * `slope`, `hardEdge`) whose COM cross-section is a genuine\n\t * bright-bump-then-dark-trough double transition (see this module's doc\n\t * comment), which the `blurFactor`/`morphologyFactor`/`surfaceScaleFactor`\n\t * ramp above cannot reproduce on its own: that ramp only ever builds a\n\t * single monotonic height field (alpha blurred, optionally eroded), so its\n\t * diffuse/specular response can rise-then-settle but never\n\t * rise-then-undershoot-then-settle.\n\t *\n\t * When present, `visual-3d-bevel-lighting.ts` feeds the monotonic ramp\n\t * through an SVG `feComponentTransfer`/`feFuncA type=\"table\"` BEFORE\n\t * lighting it: `feFuncA` linearly interpolates between these stops across\n\t * the input domain `[0, 1]`, so a table that rises then falls then rises\n\t * again reshapes the height field's spatial derivative (and therefore its\n\t * surface normal, and therefore its diffuse/specular brightness) into a\n\t * genuine two-lobe profile, even though the INPUT ramp it remaps is still\n\t * monotonic. This is the \"genuinely non-monotonic (two-lobe) height-map\"\n\t * the pre-2026-09-16 doc comment below flagged as out of scope; it is\n\t * cheap to build this way because `feComponentTransfer` remaps a value\n\t * pointwise, so it needs no new geometry primitive, just a reshaping stage\n\t * between the existing blur/erode step and `feDiffuseLighting`.\n\t *\n\t * Each profile's table is the profile's own pinned 24pt COM cross-section\n\t * curve (`visual-3d-bevel-lighting-tables.test.ts`'s\n\t * `MEASURED_24PT_CURVES`, 10 points from the top edge inward), normalised\n\t * to `[0, 1]` via `(brightness - min) / (max - min)`. This is a deliberate\n\t * choice, not a claim of a rigorously inverted lighting model: for a\n\t * gently-curved, primarily-diffuse height field the rendered brightness\n\t * tracks the local height fairly directly, so reusing the MEASURED\n\t * brightness curve's own shape as the height-remap curve reproduces the\n\t * measured peak/trough/recovery POSITIONS closely without solving the\n\t * (non-invertible in closed form) diffuse/specular equations backwards.\n\t * Verified structurally (`visual-3d-bevel-lighting.test.ts`): each table\n\t * is non-monotonic (has an interior local max followed by an interior\n\t * local min before recovering), and the generated filter markup carries\n\t * the `feComponentTransfer` stage only for these three profiles. NOT\n\t * independently re-verified against a fresh COM render (no new\n\t * `Slide.Export` measurement was taken for this change; the existing 2026-\n\t * 09 pins above are the ground truth reused here), so treat the exact\n\t * on-screen brightness as an analytical/geometric fit against already-\n\t * measured data, not a newly pixel-verified match.\n\t */\n\theightTransferTable?: readonly number[];\n}\n\n/**\n * `a:bevelT/@prst` (and `bevelB`, which shares the same profile vocabulary)\n * -> height-map shape. ECMA-376 20.1.10.9 describes each profile's silhouette\n * (a \"circular\", \"flat sloped\", \"crossed\", \"art-deco stepped\" etc.\n * cross-section); these factors were ORIGINALLY grouped into 3\n * physically-motivated buckets by that description (curved / faceted /\n * steep-narrow) rather than 12 independent hand-tuned entries, reasoned from\n * ECMA-376 alone.\n *\n * COM-MEASURED 2026-09 (real PowerPoint `Slide.Export`, mid-grey `matte`\n * square, `threePt` rig / `dir=\"t\"`, `orthographicFront` camera, both a 6pt\n * and a 24pt `a:bevelT`, a line of 40 brightness samples from the top edge\n * inward for all 12 profiles): fitting these SAME 3 factors (grid search,\n * minimum RMSE against the measured curve, both depths jointly) against real\n * cross-section data overturned the bucket story for 3 profiles.\n * `circle`/`convex`/`softRound`/`divot` (curved) and `angle`/`cross`/\n * `coolSlant`/`riblet`/`artDeco` (faceted) fit closely (RMSE 1-7 brightness\n * units) with factors in the same rough range as the original reasoning, so\n * their bucket membership held up. `relaxedInset`, `slope` and `hardEdge`\n * did NOT: all three measured a genuine BRIGHT-BUMP-THEN-DARK-TROUGH double\n * transition partway through the ramp (e.g. `hardEdge` at 24pt: baseline 133\n * -> peaks ~139 -> drops to 67 -> recovers), which this filter's single\n * monotonic blur(+erode) height map (one bell-shaped slope lobe) cannot\n * reproduce on its own - the original 3-parameter fit pushed\n * `surfaceScaleFactor` to the largest tested value trying to reach the\n * trough depth, landing the LARGEST relief factor of any profile, the\n * opposite of the pre-2026-09 \"slope/hardEdge are low-relief\" assumption\n * (`slope`/`hardEdge` were previously reasoned as \"steep/narrow\" with\n * REDUCED relief; `relaxedInset` was previously grouped as \"curved\" with\n * full relief and no erode at all), but still only reached RMSE 12-19\n * against the measured curve (versus 1-7 for the other 9).\n *\n * **2026-09-16: closed via a height-remap stage.** These three profiles now\n * also carry a `heightTransferTable` (see that field's own doc comment\n * above): an `feComponentTransfer`/`feFuncA type=\"table\"` reshaping stage,\n * inserted between the existing blur(+erode) ramp and the lighting\n * primitives, remaps the monotonic ramp through each profile's own measured\n * bright-bump-then-dark-trough curve shape. The three factors below (blur/\n * morphology/surfaceScale) are UNCHANGED and still control the underlying\n * ramp's width and crispness; the new field supplies the genuinely\n * non-monotonic (two-lobe) height response this doc comment previously\n * flagged as needing a new primitive chain, without actually needing one.\n * This was NOT re-verified against a fresh COM render (see\n * `heightTransferTable`'s doc comment); it is an analytical/geometric fit\n * against the SAME measured curves pinned below, not a new measurement - see\n * `docs/guide/limitations.md` and `docs/guide/visual-effects.md` for the\n * current framing.\n *\n * The direction-independence these three still show (`measuredUniform`) is\n * unaffected: it is a separate, already-COM-confirmed finding (see\n * `visual-3d-bevel-light.ts`'s module doc comment) about which CARDINAL EDGE\n * lights up, not about the cross-section ramp shape this campaign measures.\n * Scripts (scratch, not committed, same convention as `com-acceptance.mjs`):\n * `scripts/make-bevel-profile-fixture.mjs` (fixture, all 12\n * profiles x 2 depths), `scripts/measure-bevel-profile-com.ps1`\n * (COM export + 40-point sampler), `scripts/fit-bevel-profile-com.mjs`\n * (grid-search fit; a closed-form Gaussian-CDF reimplementation of the\n * primitive chain, not a headless-browser render - Playwright's Chromium\n * launch hangs indefinitely via a plain script in this environment, though\n * `bunx playwright test` itself works fine, used to independently verify the\n * metal/circle routing conclusion in `visual-3d-bevel-lighting-routing.ts`).\n * The raw 10-point-per-profile table (24pt depth) is pinned in\n * `visual-3d-bevel-lighting-tables.test.ts`; the full 40-point x 2-depth\n * table is in the task report.\n */\nexport const BEVEL_PROFILE_HEIGHT_MAP: Record<string, BevelProfileHeightMap> = {\n\tcircle: { blurFactor: 0.35, surfaceScaleFactor: 0.65, measuredUniform: false },\n\tconvex: {\n\t\tblurFactor: 0.18,\n\t\tmorphologyFactor: 0.4,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleFactor: 0.2,\n\t\tmeasuredUniform: false,\n\t},\n\tsoftRound: {\n\t\tblurFactor: 0.25,\n\t\tmorphologyFactor: 0.4,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleFactor: 0.65,\n\t\tmeasuredUniform: false,\n\t},\n\trelaxedInset: {\n\t\tblurFactor: 0.35,\n\t\tmorphologyFactor: 0.5,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleFactor: 1.5,\n\t\tmeasuredUniform: false,\n\t\t// Normalised (0-1) directly from the pinned 24pt COM cross-section\n\t\t// curve (`visual-3d-bevel-lighting-tables.test.ts`'s\n\t\t// `MEASURED_24PT_CURVES.relaxedInset`, brightness 113.0/135.7/139.0/\n\t\t// 137.0/60.0/85.3/126.3/133.0/133.0/133.0): peaks at stop 2, troughs at\n\t\t// stop 4, recovers to flat by stop 6. See `heightTransferTable`'s doc\n\t\t// comment.\n\t\theightTransferTable: [0.671, 0.958, 1.0, 0.975, 0.0, 0.32, 0.839, 0.924, 0.924, 0.924],\n\t},\n\tdivot: { blurFactor: 0.18, surfaceScaleFactor: 0.5, measuredUniform: false },\n\tangle: {\n\t\tblurFactor: 0.35,\n\t\tmorphologyFactor: 0.4,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleFactor: 0.35,\n\t\tmeasuredUniform: false,\n\t},\n\tcross: {\n\t\tblurFactor: 0.12,\n\t\tmorphologyFactor: 0.18,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleFactor: 0.2,\n\t\tmeasuredUniform: false,\n\t},\n\tcoolSlant: {\n\t\tblurFactor: 0.25,\n\t\tmorphologyFactor: 0.06,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleFactor: 0.5,\n\t\tmeasuredUniform: false,\n\t},\n\triblet: {\n\t\tblurFactor: 0.25,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleFactor: 0.5,\n\t\tmeasuredUniform: false,\n\t},\n\tartDeco: {\n\t\tblurFactor: 0.18,\n\t\tmorphologyFactor: 0.32,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleFactor: 0.35,\n\t\tmeasuredUniform: false,\n\t},\n\t// `relaxedInset`/`slope`/`hardEdge` (see this table's doc comment): COM\n\t// measured a genuine BRIGHT-BUMP-THEN-DARK-TROUGH double transition for\n\t// all three, which the blur(+erode) ramp's ORIGINAL 3 factors alone cannot\n\t// reproduce (its height field has one bell-shaped slope lobe, so the\n\t// diffuse/specular response can only rise-then-settle, never\n\t// rise-then-undershoot-then-settle). These 3 factors are kept as the\n\t// closest achievable fit for the underlying ramp's width/crispness; each\n\t// profile's `heightTransferTable` (see that field's doc comment) supplies\n\t// the actual non-monotonic double transition on top of that ramp.\n\tslope: {\n\t\tblurFactor: 0.55,\n\t\tmorphologyFactor: 0.5,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleFactor: 1.5,\n\t\tmeasuredUniform: true,\n\t\t// Normalised from `MEASURED_24PT_CURVES.slope` (114.0/134.7/133.3/\n\t\t// 133.0/91.7/110.0/96.0/133.0/133.0/133.0): peaks at stop 1, dips at\n\t\t// stop 4, a second shallower dip at stop 6, recovers by stop 7.\n\t\theightTransferTable: [0.519, 1.0, 0.967, 0.96, 0.0, 0.426, 0.1, 0.96, 0.96, 0.96],\n\t},\n\thardEdge: {\n\t\tblurFactor: 0.55,\n\t\tmorphologyFactor: 0.5,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleFactor: 1.5,\n\t\tmeasuredUniform: true,\n\t\t// Normalised from `MEASURED_24PT_CURVES.hardEdge` (111.7/135.0/133.0/\n\t\t// 133.0/102.7/104.0/128.3/133.0/133.0/133.0): peaks at stop 1, troughs\n\t\t// at stop 4, recovers by stop 6.\n\t\theightTransferTable: [0.279, 1.0, 0.938, 0.938, 0.0, 0.04, 0.793, 0.938, 0.938, 0.938],\n\t},\n};\n\nconst DEFAULT_HEIGHT_MAP: BevelProfileHeightMap = {\n\tblurFactor: 0.4,\n\tsurfaceScaleFactor: 0.8,\n\tmeasuredUniform: false,\n};\n\nexport function getBevelProfileHeightMap(bevelType: string): BevelProfileHeightMap {\n\treturn BEVEL_PROFILE_HEIGHT_MAP[bevelType] ?? DEFAULT_HEIGHT_MAP;\n}\n","/**\n * Material -> `feDiffuseLighting`/`feSpecularLighting` response table.\n *\n * Split out of `visual-3d-bevel-lighting-tables.ts` to keep both files under\n * the repo's ~300 LOC guideline; see that module's doc comment for the other\n * two axes (bevel profile height-map shape, light rig elevation).\n *\n * @module render/visual-3d-bevel-lighting-material\n */\n\nimport type { MaterialPresetType } from 'pptx-viewer-core';\n\n/** feDiffuseLighting/feSpecularLighting constants for a material preset. */\nexport interface MaterialLighting {\n\tdiffuseConstant: number;\n\tspecularConstant: number;\n\tspecularExponent: number;\n\t/** `lighting-color` for both primitives; a hex string. */\n\tlightingColor: string;\n\t/**\n\t * Multiplies the profile-derived `surfaceScale` (default 1 = unchanged).\n\t * Calibrated per material against the COM highlight/shadow table (see\n\t * this module's doc comment): a material whose true shadow-side\n\t * reflectance sits far above a fully-shadowed (`N.L <= 0`, clamped to\n\t * black) diffuse response needs a SHALLOWER effective height map (a\n\t * smaller multiplier) so fewer height-map texels clamp to zero at the\n\t * measurement offset, not a differently-shaped one.\n\t */\n\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: number;\n\t/**\n\t * Caps the `feSpecularLighting` light's OWN elevation at this value\n\t * (degrees), independent of the diffuse `a:lightRig` elevation table.\n\t * `undefined` (every material except `metal`) means the specular light\n\t * reuses the diffuse elevation unchanged, today's behaviour. See\n\t * `visual-3d-bevel-lighting.ts`'s module doc for why this exists: at a\n\t * flat (unbevelled) normal, `feSpecularLighting`'s closed-form hot-spot\n\t * brightness is `specularConstant * max(0, N.H)^specularExponent`, and\n\t * `N.H` -> 1 as the light elevation -> 90deg, so a high-elevation rig\n\t * (`flat`, `contrasting`, `threePt`, ...) saturates the ENTIRE shape, not\n\t * just its bevel band, for any material with a non-negligible\n\t * `specularConstant`. Capping only the SPECULAR light's elevation (never\n\t * the diffuse one, so diffuse shading is untouched) bounds `N.H` below 1\n\t * for those rigs while leaving already-low-elevation rigs (`morning`,\n\t * `sunrise`, ...) unchanged, since `Math.min(rigElevationDeg, cap)` is a\n\t * no-op below the cap.\n\t */\n\tspecularElevationCapDeg?: number;\n}\n\nconst white = '#ffffff';\n\n/**\n * `a:sp3d/@prstMaterial` -> lighting response. COM-measured (2026-09, real\n * PowerPoint, `Slide.Export`, 0.15in-from-edge sample) comparing `matte`\n * against `metal` at `dir=\"t\"`/`\"r\"`/`\"b\"`/`\"l\"` for `circle`/`angle`/\n * `hardEdge`/`softRound` (32 samples; mean highlight/shadow brightness,\n * 0-255, averaged over direction): `metal` measured UNIFORMLY BRIGHTER than\n * `matte` at BOTH the highlight and shadow sample points in every profile\n * (circle 221/178 vs 137/90, angle 141/86 vs 139/64, hardEdge 137/137 vs\n * 133/133, softRound 85/141 vs 63/139) - consistent with a higher overall\n * reflectivity - but did NOT measure a higher highlight-minus-shadow\n * CONTRAST at this fixed sample distance: contrast was about equal for\n * `circle` (43 vs 47) and LOWER for `metal` on `angle` (55 vs 75) and\n * `softRound` (56 vs 76 in magnitude). This does not confirm the \"narrower,\n * sharper specular falloff\" story this module's `specularConstant`/\n * `specularExponent` tuning assumes; a plausible explanation is that a real\n * metal specular peak sits closer than 0.15in to the edge, so a fixed-offset\n * sample already reads past it into a brighter but flatter region - but that\n * is inference from this one campaign, not a second confirmed measurement at\n * a different offset. A live render-vs-COM check (`visual-3d-bevel-lighting\n * .ts`'s module doc table) found this module's `metal` numbers give a mixed\n * result: `matte` improved clearly over the old box-shadow approach (56.3 ->\n * 34.8 mean error) while `metal` did not (61.2 -> 59.7, and `metal`/`circle`\n * specifically got WORSE, 54.9 -> 80.1) - the constants below were therefore\n * flagged UNVALIDATED for `metal`, and `metal`/`circle` was ROUTED to the\n * legacy box-shadow model (`visual-3d-bevel-lighting-routing.ts`). The other\n * materials are positioned between/around the `matte`/`metal` anchors by\n * category (glossy plastics near `metal` but softer, matte/powder variants\n * near `matte`), not independently COM-measured at all.\n *\n * RESOLVED for `metal`/`circle` (2026-09, the bevel-profile cross-section\n * campaign, `visual-3d-bevel-lighting-tables.ts`'s `BEVEL_PROFILE_HEIGHT_MAP`\n * doc comment): re-fitting `circle`'s profile-table entry against real COM\n * cross-section data (unrelated to material tuning) changed\n * `surfaceScaleFactor` from 1 to 0.65, and with these SAME `metal` constants\n * (unchanged from the paragraph above) that alone brought `metal`/`circle`'s\n * mean error to 39.5 against the SAME 54.9 baseline - confirmed against\n * fresh COM ground truth AND an actual headless-Chromium rasterisation of\n * the real filter chain (not just the closed-form model this module's own\n * campaigns otherwise used), so `metal`/`circle` no longer routes; see\n * `visual-3d-bevel-lighting-routing.ts`'s doc comment for the numbers and a\n * separate, NOT-landed attempt at fixing the flat-interior specular\n * saturation defect below.\n */\nexport const MATERIAL_LIGHTING: Record<MaterialPresetType, MaterialLighting> = {\n\tmatte: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.9,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.02,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 4,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\twarmMatte: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.9,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.03,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 4,\n\t\tlightingColor: '#fff4e6',\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\tpowder: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.85,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.02,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 4,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\ttranslucentPowder: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.8,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.08,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 6,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\tplastic: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.85,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.35,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 12,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\tclear: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.7,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.45,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 16,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\tsoftEdge: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.85,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.15,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 8,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\tdkEdge: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.75,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.2,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 14,\n\t\tlightingColor: '#f0f0f0',\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\tsoftmetal: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.65,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.6,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 16,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\t// Re-calibrated (2026-09, manual coordinate search evaluated against the\n\t// real render-vs-COM pipeline used throughout this module, all 4\n\t// `a:lightRig/@dir` values): the previous (diffuseConstant 0.55,\n\t// specularConstant 0.9, specularExponent 28, surfaceScaleMultiplier\n\t// implicitly 1) combination regressed `circle` specifically (54.9 ->\n\t// 80.1 mean error). This combination (surfaceScaleMultiplier 0.35,\n\t// diffuseConstant raised to 0.75) VERIFIED to bring `angle`, `hardEdge`\n\t// and `softRound` at or below the box-shadow baseline in EVERY direction\n\t// (`angle`: baseline ~70, now ~19-27; `hardEdge`: baseline ~69.5, now 44;\n\t// `softRound`: baseline ~50, now 6.5-19). `circle` alone could NOT be\n\t// brought below baseline with any tested combination of these four\n\t// MATERIAL parameters (tried down to `surfaceScaleMultiplier` 0.15 and up\n\t// to 2.5) against the then-current (ECMA-376-reasoned) profile table, and\n\t// was routed to the legacy `box-shadow` model instead of shipping a\n\t// regression. SUPERSEDED 2026-09: re-fitting the PROFILE table's own\n\t// `circle` entry against real COM data (a change orthogonal to these\n\t// material constants) resolved it without touching the numbers below; see\n\t// this file's module doc comment and `visual-3d-bevel-lighting-routing\n\t// .ts`.\n\t//\n\t// A SEPARATE, more severe issue was found (2026-09, while attempting an\n\t// ambient/wrap-term fix for the `circle` routing above) that this\n\t// calibration was never tested against: `specularConstant: 0.9` combined\n\t// with `specularExponent: 24` was tuned against `threePt` at its OLD\n\t// (pre-COM-calibration) `elevationDeg` of 45. `LIGHT_RIG_LIGHTING`'s real\n\t// per-rig COM campaign now measures `threePt` at `elevationDeg: 74`, and\n\t// several other rigs (`contrasting`, the `flat`/`legacyFlat*` family) sit\n\t// at 90. `feSpecularLighting`'s hot-spot brightness at a FLAT height-map\n\t// region (i.e. the shape's plain, non-bevelled interior, not just the\n\t// bevel band: N = (0,0,1) there regardless of `a:bevelT/@prst`, so this\n\t// is independent of bevel PROFILE) is `specularConstant *\n\t// max(0, N.H)^specularExponent`; solving that formula directly (not\n\t// rendered, the closed form) gives 0.135 at elevation 45 (small, as the\n\t// original calibration assumed) but 0.71 at elevation 74 and 0.9 (the\n\t// full `specularConstant`, N.H=1 exactly) at elevation 90 - confirmed by\n\t// actually rendering the real filter chain (a pure-SVG render matching\n\t// `resolveLayer`'s output byte-for-byte): a `metal`/`circle` square under\n\t// `threePt` now samples FULLY SATURATED (255,255,255) at its edge bands\n\t// AND its flat center alike, not just a shadow-side clamp. This means the\n\t// `circle`-only routing above no longer isolates the real defect for\n\t// these rigs: the whole shape washes out, so an ambient/wrap term on the\n\t// diffuse layer (which only helps the shadow-clamp problem) would not by\n\t// itself bring metal back under the box-shadow baseline. This is a\n\t// STRUCTURAL gap (this filter drives diffuse falloff and the specular\n\t// hot-spot from the SAME `feDistantLight` elevation, but a coupling this\n\t// codebase's simplified model never validated), not specific to `circle`\n\t// or to this pass's elevation recalibration (`flat`'s elevationDeg was\n\t// already ~90 before this campaign, so the same saturation already\n\t// existed for `metal` under the `flat` rig family; the campaign only\n\t// widened which rigs trigger it, by correcting `threePt`/`contrasting`\n\t// toward their real measured values). Re-tuning `specularConstant`/\n\t// `specularExponent` (or decoupling a separate specular elevation from\n\t// the diffuse one) needs its own COM campaign and was NOT done here; see\n\t// `docs/guide/limitations.md`.\n\t// RESOLVED (2026-09-24): the structural \"same feDistantLight elevation\n\t// drives diffuse falloff AND the specular hot-spot\" coupling described\n\t// above is fixed by `specularElevationCapDeg` (see `MaterialLighting`'s\n\t// doc comment): `Math.min(rigElevationDeg, 45)` bounds the SPECULAR\n\t// light's own elevation, leaving diffuse shading (and every low-elevation\n\t// rig, which is already below the cap) untouched. A joint coordinate\n\t// search of `specularElevationCapDeg`/`specularConstant`/\n\t// `specularExponent` (surfaceScaleMultiplier held fixed at 0.35, since\n\t// lowering it flattens the DIFFUSE band too and was a different, already\n\t// separately-calibrated defect) against real COM ground truth (`Slide\n\t// .Export`, mid-grey square, 24pt bevel, headless-Chromium rasterisation\n\t// of the ACTUAL filter chain, same pipeline as this module's other\n\t// campaigns) - 134 conditions: all 8 `com-main`-campaign rigs x 12\n\t// profiles, plus all 19 `com-rigs`-campaign rigs x `circle`/`angle`, all\n\t// `dir=\"t\"`, full 96-sample cross-section MAE (not just the 2-edge-point\n\t// sample the earlier campaigns used, which cannot see this\n\t// flat-interior defect) - found specularConstant 0.5/specularExponent\n\t// 16/cap 45deg: mean absolute error (0-255) fell from 75.0 (the previous,\n\t// coupled-elevation constants) to 36.4 on this set, driven mostly by the\n\t// flat-interior term (centerAE 89.2 -> 20.4). The two previously-tried\n\t// remediations documented in `visual-3d-bevel-lighting.ts`'s module doc\n\t// (a FIXED specular elevation with the OLD specularConstant/Exponent, and\n\t// specular-band masking) are superseded by this cap + re-fit; see that\n\t// module's doc for their numbers. Every OTHER material is a structural\n\t// no-op (no `specularElevationCapDeg`), so this cannot regress them.\n\tmetal: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.75,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.5,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 16,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 0.35,\n\t\tspecularElevationCapDeg: 45,\n\t},\n\tflat: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.9,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 1,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\tlegacyMatte: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.88,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.02,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 4,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\tlegacyPlastic: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.82,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.3,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 10,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n\t// Not independently calibrated; positioned near the calibrated `metal`\n\t// entry (same category) rather than the pre-calibration guess.\n\tlegacyMetal: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.7,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.8,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 22,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 0.45,\n\t},\n\tlegacyWireframe: {\n\t\tdiffuseConstant: 0.9,\n\t\tspecularConstant: 0.05,\n\t\tspecularExponent: 6,\n\t\tlightingColor: white,\n\t\tsurfaceScaleMultiplier: 1,\n\t},\n};\n\n/**\n * PowerPoint's documented default `prstMaterial` (ECMA-376 20.1.10.50) when\n * `a:sp3d` carries a bevel but no explicit material attribute.\n */\nconst DEFAULT_MATERIAL: MaterialPresetType = 'warmMatte';\n\nexport function getMaterialLighting(material: string | undefined): MaterialLighting {\n\tconst key = (material as MaterialPresetType | undefined) ?? DEFAULT_MATERIAL;\n\treturn MATERIAL_LIGHTING[key] ?? MATERIAL_LIGHTING[DEFAULT_MATERIAL];\n}\n","/**\n * Data tables for the real SVG lighting bevel filter (framework-agnostic).\n *\n * Split out of `visual-3d-bevel-lighting.ts` to keep that module under the\n * repo's ~300 LOC guideline. Three independent axes feed the filter this\n * module's data drives: bevel PROFILE shape (`a:bevelT/@prst`, ECMA-376\n * 20.1.10.9 `ST_BevelPresetType`, re-exported here but defined in\n * `visual-3d-bevel-lighting-profile.ts`, itself split out for the same LOC\n * reason), light rig ELEVATION/specular character (`a:lightRig/@rig`,\n * ECMA-376 20.1.10.36 `ST_LightRigType`, defined below), and MATERIAL\n * response (`a:sp3d/@prstMaterial`, ECMA-376 20.1.10.50 `ST_PresetMaterialType`,\n * re-exported from `visual-3d-bevel-lighting-material.ts`).\n * The highlight/shadow DIRECTION (azimuth) itself is mostly resolved\n * elsewhere: `visual-3d-bevel-light`'s already COM-measured cardinal-snap\n * vector supplies the base azimuth from `a:lightRig/@dir`, and this module's\n * `LIGHT_RIG_LIGHTING.invertedDirection` (COM-measured, see that export's own\n * doc comment) supplies the one further correction that vector doesn't\n * cover: 10 of the 27 rigs flip which cardinal edge lights up.\n *\n * An early COM check (2026-09, PowerPoint `Slide.Export`, mid-grey 1.4in\n * square, `circle`/matte, `dir=\"t\"`, sampled 0.15in from the top and bottom\n * edges) did NOT confirm the then-assumed \"harsh has higher contrast than\n * threePt\" ordering at that sample distance: measured contrast (highlight\n * brightness minus shadow brightness, 0-255) was `threePt` 47, `soft` 38,\n * `flat` 0 (exactly, matching `flat`'s intentional no-op design), and `harsh`\n * only -4. A full 27-rig, two-direction (`dir=\"t\"` and the perpendicular\n * `dir=\"r\"`) follow-up campaign (see `LIGHT_RIG_LIGHTING`'s doc comment)\n * resolved this: `harsh`'s -4 was not noise or a narrower falloff band, it\n * was `harsh` being one of the 10 `invertedDirection` rigs (highlight on the\n * edge OPPOSITE `dir`, so its small measured value is a near-flat rig with\n * the \"wrong\" sign, not a sharp rig sampled past its falloff). See\n * `visual-3d-bevel-lighting.ts`'s module doc for the (separately real)\n * profile x material x direction COM comparison table.\n *\n * @module render/visual-3d-bevel-lighting-tables\n */\n\nexport {\n\tBEVEL_PROFILE_HEIGHT_MAP,\n\tgetBevelProfileHeightMap,\n} from './visual-3d-bevel-lighting-profile';\nexport type { BevelProfileHeightMap } from './visual-3d-bevel-lighting-profile';\n\n/** Light elevation (degrees, 0 = grazing, 90 = straight-on) and specular sharpness bucket for a light rig. */\nexport interface LightRigLighting {\n\televationDeg: number;\n\t/** `feSpecularLighting`'s `specularExponent` multiplier (1 = neutral). */\n\tspecularSharpness: number;\n\t/**\n\t * `true` when this rig's measured highlight sits on the edge OPPOSITE\n\t * `a:lightRig/@dir` rather than the edge `dir` points at (see this\n\t * module's doc comment). Combines with (multiplies) the bevel-profile\n\t * inversion `isBevelProfileInverted` already applies, the same way that\n\t * flag and the top/bottom-bevel inversion already combine.\n\t */\n\tinvertedDirection?: boolean;\n}\n\n/**\n * `a:lightRig/@rig` -> elevation/sharpness/direction. COM-CALIBRATED\n * (2026-09, real PowerPoint `Slide.Export`, mid-grey #808080 1.4in square,\n * `matte`/`circle`, 24pt bevel, `orthographicFront`, all 27 `ST_LightRigType`\n * tokens, sampled 0.15in from edge, Rec.709 luminance): a `dir=\"t\"` campaign\n * (sampling the top/bottom edges) and an independent `dir=\"r\"` campaign\n * (sampling left/right) were run for every rig; the two agreed on both sign\n * and magnitude for all 27 rigs (mean absolute difference under 1 brightness\n * unit), confirming `a:lightRig/@dir` genuinely rotates each rig's effective\n * azimuth (not a fixed, `dir`-independent offset) and that the per-rig\n * finding below is repeatable, not sampling noise. Scripts (scratch, not\n * committed, same convention as `com-acceptance.mjs`):\n * `scripts/_scratch-make-lightrig-fixture.mjs` (dir=\"t\" fixture, all 27\n * rigs), `scripts/_scratch-make-lightrig-fixture-dirR.mjs` (dir=\"r\"\n * counterpart), `scripts/_scratch-measure-sample.ps1` (generic COM\n * `Slide.Export` + pixel sampler). Raw per-rig table (brightness 0-255,\n * `contrast` = highlight edge minus opposite edge, averaged between the two\n * campaigns):\n *\n * ```\n * rig             contrast  elevationDeg  invertedDirection\n * legacyHarsh2      49.0        73        false\n * threePt           47.5        74        false\n * legacyNormal2      43.0        75        false\n * soft               38.5        77        false\n * legacyFlat2        37.0        77        false\n * flood              15.5        85        false\n * legacyHarsh1        0.0        90        false\n * legacyFlat1        -0.5        90        false\n * legacyFlat3         0.0        90        false\n * legacyNormal1       0.0        90        false\n * legacyNormal3       0.0        90        false\n * legacyHarsh3        0.0        90        false\n * contrasting         0.0        90        false\n * flat                0.0        90        false\n * glow                0.0        90        false\n * brightRoom          0.0        90        false\n * harsh               -4.0       89        true\n * balanced            -6.0       88        true\n * twoPt              -30.5       79        true\n * legacyFlat4        -37.0       77        true\n * legacyNormal4      -43.0       75        true\n * legacyHarsh4       -49.0       73        true\n * sunset             -74.0       64        true\n * freezing           -79.1       62        true\n * chilly             -80.2       62        true\n * sunrise            -88.6       59        true\n * morning           -101.1       54        true\n * ```\n *\n * `elevationDeg` was fit (not guessed) by rendering the ACTUAL production SVG\n * filter primitive chain (`visual-3d-bevel-lighting.ts`'s\n * `resolveLayer`/`renderLayerPrimitives`, reusing the SAME `getBevelProfile\n * HeightMap('circle')`/`getMaterialLighting('matte')` table lookups this\n * module already exports) for `elevationDeg` swept 5..90 in 5deg steps at the\n * identical geometry, taking a pure-SVG (no `foreignObject`, so the canvas\n * read-back isn't tainted) screenshot-equivalent raster via a headless\n * Chromium `<canvas>` draw, and sampling the SAME 0.15in-from-edge points.\n * That render-side sweep is monotonically decreasing in contrast across\n * `elevationDeg` 45..90 (117 down to 0 brightness units), which covers every\n * measured `|contrast|` above (max 101.1); each rig's `elevationDeg` is the\n * piecewise-linear inverse of its measured `|contrast|` against that curve\n * (`scripts/_scratch-lightrig-calibration-gen.mjs` + a canvas sampler\n * embedded in `scripts/_scratch-sample-host.html`, both scratch/uncommitted).\n * `specularSharpness` was NOT part of this campaign (only `elevationDeg`/\n * `invertedDirection` were COM-fit) and keeps its pre-existing REASONED\n * per-family value.\n *\n * The most consequential finding is `invertedDirection`: 10 of the 27 rigs\n * (`harsh`, `balanced`, `twoPt`, the `*4` legacy variant of each `legacy{Flat,\n * Normal,Harsh}` family, and all 5 weather rigs `morning`/`sunrise`/`sunset`/\n * `chilly`/`freezing`) measure their highlight on the edge OPPOSITE\n * `a:lightRig/@dir`, not the edge `dir` points at - the previous reasoned\n * table had no way to represent this (a single `elevationDeg` cannot flip\n * azimuth) and silently got the highlight side backwards for all 10.\n * `legacyFlat2`/`legacyNormal2`/`legacyHarsh2` and their `*4` mirror twins\n * are NOT interchangeable within a \"legacy family\" the way the old table\n * assumed (both grouped to one shared value): `*1`/`*3` measure a clean\n * `elevationDeg=90` (no directional signal at that sample offset) while `*2`\n * is normal-direction and `*4` is its exact `invertedDirection` mirror\n * (matching magnitude, opposite sign) - each of the 4 numbered variants in a\n * legacy family is now its own table entry rather than 4 copies of one value.\n */\nexport const LIGHT_RIG_LIGHTING: Record<string, LightRigLighting> = {\n\tflat: { elevationDeg: 90, specularSharpness: 0.3 },\n\tlegacyFlat1: { elevationDeg: 90, specularSharpness: 0.3 },\n\tlegacyFlat2: { elevationDeg: 77, specularSharpness: 0.3 },\n\tlegacyFlat3: { elevationDeg: 90, specularSharpness: 0.3 },\n\tlegacyFlat4: { elevationDeg: 77, specularSharpness: 0.3, invertedDirection: true },\n\tharsh: { elevationDeg: 89, specularSharpness: 1.6, invertedDirection: true },\n\tcontrasting: { elevationDeg: 90, specularSharpness: 1.5 },\n\tlegacyHarsh1: { elevationDeg: 90, specularSharpness: 1.5 },\n\tlegacyHarsh2: { elevationDeg: 73, specularSharpness: 1.4 },\n\tlegacyHarsh3: { elevationDeg: 90, specularSharpness: 1.5 },\n\tlegacyHarsh4: { elevationDeg: 73, specularSharpness: 1.4, invertedDirection: true },\n\tsoft: { elevationDeg: 77, specularSharpness: 0.6 },\n\tflood: { elevationDeg: 85, specularSharpness: 0.7 },\n\tglow: { elevationDeg: 90, specularSharpness: 0.5 },\n\tbrightRoom: { elevationDeg: 90, specularSharpness: 0.65 },\n\tmorning: { elevationDeg: 54, specularSharpness: 0.75, invertedDirection: true },\n\tsunrise: { elevationDeg: 59, specularSharpness: 0.8, invertedDirection: true },\n\tsunset: { elevationDeg: 64, specularSharpness: 0.8, invertedDirection: true },\n\tchilly: { elevationDeg: 62, specularSharpness: 0.6, invertedDirection: true },\n\tfreezing: { elevationDeg: 62, specularSharpness: 0.6, invertedDirection: true },\n\tthreePt: { elevationDeg: 74, specularSharpness: 1 },\n\tbalanced: { elevationDeg: 88, specularSharpness: 0.95, invertedDirection: true },\n\ttwoPt: { elevationDeg: 79, specularSharpness: 1, invertedDirection: true },\n\tlegacyNormal1: { elevationDeg: 90, specularSharpness: 1 },\n\tlegacyNormal2: { elevationDeg: 75, specularSharpness: 1 },\n\tlegacyNormal3: { elevationDeg: 90, specularSharpness: 1 },\n\tlegacyNormal4: { elevationDeg: 75, specularSharpness: 1, invertedDirection: true },\n};\n\nconst DEFAULT_LIGHT_RIG: LightRigLighting = { elevationDeg: 45, specularSharpness: 1 };\n\nexport function getLightRigLighting(rigType: string | undefined): LightRigLighting {\n\tif (!rigType) {\n\t\treturn DEFAULT_LIGHT_RIG;\n\t}\n\treturn LIGHT_RIG_LIGHTING[rigType] ?? DEFAULT_LIGHT_RIG;\n}\n\nexport { getMaterialLighting, MATERIAL_LIGHTING } from './visual-3d-bevel-lighting-material';\nexport type { MaterialLighting } from './visual-3d-bevel-lighting-material';\n","/**\n * Shared constants for the CSS-based 3D approximation (framework-agnostic).\n *\n * @module render/visual-3d-constants\n */\n\n/**\n * EMU per CSS pixel. PowerPoint stores 3D dimensions in English Metric Units;\n * the React layer uses the same constant (9525). Defined locally to keep the\n * 3D modules self-contained.\n */\nexport const EMU_PER_PX = 9525;\n\n/**\n * Maximum stacked shadow layers for extrusion (performance guard). Matches the\n * React engine — each layer is a single box-shadow, so 40 is still performant.\n */\nexport const MAX_EXTRUSION_LAYERS = 40;\n","/**\n * Legacy camera-preset -> rotateX/rotateY/rotateZ + perspective-distance\n * table (framework-agnostic).\n *\n * Split out of `visual-3d-camera.ts` to keep that file under the repo's LOC\n * guideline. As of the 2026-09 off-axis-camera homography wave (see\n * `visual-3d-camera-homography`'s module doc comment), this table's angles\n * are ONLY the actual rendered transform for a preset with no COM-measured\n * homography, or when an explicit `a:camera/a:rot`/`@fov`/`@zoom` override is\n * present; for every other preset it now serves solely as an extrusion\n * panel-visibility/shading DIRECTION HINT (`visual-3d-camera`'s\n * `cameraFlatFace` doc comment explains why a pure front-face measurement\n * cannot always recover this, e.g. `isometricTopUp` vs `isometricBottomUp`).\n *\n * @module render/visual-3d-camera-presets\n */\n\n/**\n * Camera preset configuration: reference perspective distance (px, at\n * `visual-3d-camera-fov`'s `REFERENCE_SIZE_PX`) and base rotation angles (in degrees). These\n * approximate the OOXML camera preset positions.\n */\nexport interface CameraPresetConfig {\n\t/** Reference CSS perspective distance in px at `visual-3d-camera-fov`'s `REFERENCE_SIZE_PX`, or `undefined` for a parallel (non-perspective) projection. */\n\tperspectiveRefPx?: number;\n\trotateX: number;\n\trotateY: number;\n\trotateZ: number;\n\t/** COM-calibrated `perspective-origin` (% of the element's box); only used on the explicit-override/no-homography fallback path. */\n\tperspectiveOriginXPct?: number;\n\tperspectiveOriginYPct?: number;\n}\n\n/**\n * Reference perspective distance (px, at `visual-3d-camera-fov`'s `REFERENCE_SIZE_PX`) used for\n * an explicit rotation with no camera preset at all. Matches the pre-existing\n * flat `800px` fallback.\n */\nexport const DEFAULT_CUSTOM_REF_PX = 800;\n\nexport const CAMERA_PRESET_MAP: Record<string, CameraPresetConfig> = {\n\torthographicFront: { rotateX: 0, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tperspectiveFront: { perspectiveRefPx: 1000, rotateX: 0, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tperspectiveAbove: { perspectiveRefPx: 1000, rotateX: 20, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tperspectiveBelow: { perspectiveRefPx: 1000, rotateX: -20, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tperspectiveLeft: { perspectiveRefPx: 1000, rotateX: 0, rotateY: -20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tperspectiveRight: { perspectiveRefPx: 1000, rotateX: 0, rotateY: 20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tperspectiveAboveLeftFacing: { perspectiveRefPx: 1000, rotateX: 20, rotateY: -25, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tperspectiveAboveRightFacing: { perspectiveRefPx: 1000, rotateX: 20, rotateY: 25, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tperspectiveContrastingLeftFacing: {\n\t\tperspectiveRefPx: 800,\n\t\trotateX: 15,\n\t\trotateY: -30,\n\t\trotateZ: 0,\n\t\tperspectiveOriginXPct: 93,\n\t\tperspectiveOriginYPct: 0,\n\t},\n\tperspectiveContrastingRightFacing: {\n\t\tperspectiveRefPx: 800,\n\t\trotateX: 15,\n\t\trotateY: 30,\n\t\trotateZ: 0,\n\t\tperspectiveOriginXPct: 7,\n\t\tperspectiveOriginYPct: 0,\n\t},\n\tperspectiveHeroicLeftFacing: { perspectiveRefPx: 600, rotateX: 10, rotateY: -35, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tperspectiveHeroicRightFacing: { perspectiveRefPx: 600, rotateX: 10, rotateY: 35, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tperspectiveHeroicExtremeLeftFacing: {\n\t\tperspectiveRefPx: 500,\n\t\trotateX: 8,\n\t\trotateY: -45,\n\t\trotateZ: 0,\n\t\tperspectiveOriginXPct: 32,\n\t\tperspectiveOriginYPct: 42,\n\t},\n\tperspectiveHeroicExtremeRightFacing: {\n\t\tperspectiveRefPx: 500,\n\t\trotateX: 8,\n\t\trotateY: 45,\n\t\trotateZ: 0,\n\t\tperspectiveOriginXPct: 68,\n\t\tperspectiveOriginYPct: 42,\n\t},\n\tperspectiveRelaxed: { perspectiveRefPx: 1200, rotateX: 10, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tperspectiveRelaxedModerately: { perspectiveRefPx: 1400, rotateX: 5, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\t// No `perspectiveRefPx` on any isometric* preset: COM-measured real\n\t// PowerPoint output shows a true parallelogram (parallel projection, not\n\t// perspective) for these, see `visual-3d-camera`'s module doc comment.\n\tisometricLeftDown: { rotateX: -35, rotateY: 45, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricRightUp: { rotateX: -35, rotateY: -45, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricLeftUp: { rotateX: 35, rotateY: 45, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricRightDown: { rotateX: 35, rotateY: -45, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricTopUp: { rotateX: -55, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 45 },\n\tisometricTopDown: { rotateX: -55, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: -45 },\n\tisometricBottomUp: { rotateX: 55, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 45 },\n\tisometricBottomDown: { rotateX: 55, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: -45 },\n\tisometricOffAxis1Left: { rotateX: -30, rotateY: 30, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricOffAxis1Right: { rotateX: -30, rotateY: -30, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricOffAxis1Top: { rotateX: -45, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 30 },\n\tisometricOffAxis2Left: { rotateX: -30, rotateY: 20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricOffAxis2Right: { rotateX: -30, rotateY: -20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricOffAxis2Top: { rotateX: -45, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: -30 },\n\tisometricOffAxis3Left: { rotateX: -25, rotateY: 35, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricOffAxis3Right: { rotateX: -25, rotateY: -35, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricOffAxis3Bottom: { rotateX: 45, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 30 },\n\tisometricOffAxis4Left: { rotateX: -25, rotateY: 25, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricOffAxis4Right: { rotateX: -25, rotateY: -25, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tisometricOffAxis4Bottom: { rotateX: 45, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: -30 },\n\tobliqueTopLeft: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: -20, rotateY: 20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tobliqueTop: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: -25, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tobliqueTopRight: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: -20, rotateY: -20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tobliqueLeft: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: 0, rotateY: 25, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tobliqueRight: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: 0, rotateY: -25, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tobliqueBottomLeft: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: 20, rotateY: 20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tobliqueBottom: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: 25, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tobliqueBottomRight: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: 20, rotateY: -20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\t// Pre-2007 (legacy) WordArt/AutoShape 3-D camera names. Schema-legal but not\n\t// exposed in the modern \"3-D Rotation\" gallery; they only surface via files\n\t// round-tripped from legacy Office or hand-authored XML.\n\tlegacyObliqueTopLeft: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: -20, rotateY: 20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyObliqueTop: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: -25, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyObliqueTopRight: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: -20, rotateY: -20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyObliqueLeft: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: 0, rotateY: 25, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyObliqueFront: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: 0, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyObliqueRight: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: 0, rotateY: -25, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyObliqueBottomLeft: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: 20, rotateY: 20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyObliqueBottom: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: 25, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyObliqueBottomRight: { perspectiveRefPx: 900, rotateX: 20, rotateY: -20, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyPerspectiveTopLeft: { perspectiveRefPx: 700, rotateX: -30, rotateY: 30, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyPerspectiveTop: { perspectiveRefPx: 700, rotateX: -35, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyPerspectiveTopRight: { perspectiveRefPx: 700, rotateX: -30, rotateY: -30, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyPerspectiveLeft: { perspectiveRefPx: 700, rotateX: 0, rotateY: 35, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyPerspectiveFront: { perspectiveRefPx: 700, rotateX: 0, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyPerspectiveRight: { perspectiveRefPx: 700, rotateX: 0, rotateY: -35, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyPerspectiveBottomLeft: { perspectiveRefPx: 700, rotateX: 30, rotateY: 30, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyPerspectiveBottom: { perspectiveRefPx: 700, rotateX: 35, rotateY: 0, rotateZ: 0 },\n\tlegacyPerspectiveBottomRight: { perspectiveRefPx: 700, rotateX: 30, rotateY: -30, rotateZ: 0 },\n};\n","/**\n * Whole-diagram camera for the SmartArt scene quick styles\n * (framework-agnostic, pure).\n *\n * Rotation convention (degrees): a diagram point `P` is turned by\n * `R = Rz(rev) . Rx(lat) . Ry(-lon)` about the diagram centre, then projected\n * along -z. Its orthographic front-face projection is exactly the\n * COM-validated `a:camera/a:rot` model in `visual-3d-camera-parametric.ts`\n * (`x = X cos lon`, `y = Y cos lat - X sin lat sin lon`, then a `rev` roll),\n * so an explicit `a:rot` is used as authored.\n *\n * Presets without `a:rot` take their pose from {@link SCENE_CAMERA_PRESETS}:\n * the COM-measured unit-square homographies of `visual-3d-camera-homography`\n * fitted to this pinhole model (rotation + camera distance, in multiples of\n * the measured 2in square's side). The distance is absolute: the SmartArt\n * scene-style exports show a whole diagram under `perspectiveLeft` with far\n * stronger foreshortening than a 2in shape, so it is converted to layout px\n * ({@link MEASURED_SQUARE_PX}) rather than scaled to the diagram. A preset\n * missing from the table falls back to the legacy `CAMERA_PRESET_MAP` angles.\n * `@fov` is not modelled.\n *\n * @module render/smartart-3d-scene-camera\n */\nimport type { Pptx3DScene } from 'pptx-viewer-core';\n\nimport type { SmartArt3DCamera } from './smartart-3d-solid-types';\nimport type { Vec3 } from './smartart-3d-types';\nimport { CAMERA_PRESET_MAP } from './visual-3d-camera-presets';\n\n/** A fitted preset pose; `distance` absent means a parallel projection. */\ninterface ScenePresetPose {\n\tlat: number;\n\tlon: number;\n\trev: number;\n\tdistance?: number;\n}\n\n/** Camera distance used for a perspective preset with no fitted pose. */\nconst DEFAULT_PERSPECTIVE_DISTANCE = 6;\n\n/** Side of the COM measurement square the preset distances are in: 2in at 96 px/in. */\nexport const MEASURED_SQUARE_PX = 192;\n\n/**\n * Presets the SmartArt scene quick styles use (plus their mirror images),\n * fitted from `CAMERA_HOMOGRAPHY_MAP`.\n */\nexport const SCENE_CAMERA_PRESETS: Record<string, ScenePresetPose> = {\n\torthographicFront: { lat: 0, lon: 0, rev: 0 },\n\tperspectiveFront: { lat: 0, lon: 0, rev: 0, distance: 160 },\n\tperspectiveLeft: { lat: 0, lon: 20.4, rev: 0, distance: 8.3 },\n\tperspectiveRight: { lat: 0, lon: -20.4, rev: 0, distance: 8.3 },\n\tperspectiveRelaxed: { lat: -50.8, lon: 0.3, rev: -0.2, distance: 7.8 },\n\tperspectiveRelaxedModerately: { lat: -35.1, lon: 0, rev: 0, distance: 7.9 },\n\tperspectiveHeroicExtremeRightFacing: { lat: 8, lon: -36.1, rev: 2.1, distance: 4.2 },\n\tperspectiveHeroicExtremeLeftFacing: { lat: 8, lon: 36.1, rev: -2.1, distance: 4.2 },\n\tisometricOffAxis2Left: { lat: 18, lon: 26, rev: 0 },\n\tisometricOffAxis2Right: { lat: 18, lon: -26, rev: 0 },\n};\n\nconst DEG_PER_UNIT = 60000;\n\nfunction toDeg(value: number | undefined): number {\n\treturn value ? value / DEG_PER_UNIT : 0;\n}\n\n/**\n * `a:camera/@zoom` as a fraction. Core passes the raw ST_PositivePercentage\n * (`95000` = 95%); a value already in fraction form is kept.\n */\nfunction normalizeZoom(value: number | undefined): number {\n\tif (!value || value <= 0) {\n\t\treturn 1;\n\t}\n\treturn value > 10 ? value / 100000 : value;\n}\n\nfunction presetPose(preset: string): ScenePresetPose {\n\tconst fitted = SCENE_CAMERA_PRESETS[preset];\n\tif (fitted) {\n\t\treturn fitted;\n\t}\n\tconst legacy = CAMERA_PRESET_MAP[preset];\n\tconst perspective = preset.startsWith('perspective');\n\treturn {\n\t\tlat: legacy?.rotateX ?? 0,\n\t\tlon: legacy?.rotateY ?? 0,\n\t\trev: legacy?.rotateZ ?? 0,\n\t\t...(perspective ? { distance: DEFAULT_PERSPECTIVE_DISTANCE } : {}),\n\t};\n}\n\n/**\n * The diagram camera for a quick style's `dgm:scene3d`, or `undefined` when\n * it leaves the diagram face-on (no scene, or an `orthographicFront` camera\n * with no rotation), where the flat framing already matches PowerPoint.\n */\nexport function resolveSmartArt3DCamera(\n\tscene: Pptx3DScene | undefined,\n): SmartArt3DCamera | undefined {\n\tif (!scene) {\n\t\treturn undefined;\n\t}\n\tconst preset = scene.cameraPreset ?? 'orthographicFront';\n\tconst pose = presetPose(preset);\n\tconst hasRot =\n\t\tscene.cameraRotX !== undefined ||\n\t\tscene.cameraRotY !== undefined ||\n\t\tscene.cameraRotZ !== undefined;\n\tconst latDeg = hasRot ? toDeg(scene.cameraRotX) : pose.lat;\n\tconst lonDeg = hasRot ? toDeg(scene.cameraRotY) : pose.lon;\n\tconst revDeg = hasRot ? toDeg(scene.cameraRotZ) : pose.rev;\n\tconst distance = pose.distance === undefined ? undefined : pose.distance * MEASURED_SQUARE_PX;\n\tconst zoom = normalizeZoom(scene.cameraZoom);\n\tif (latDeg === 0 && lonDeg === 0 && revDeg === 0 && distance === undefined && zoom === 1) {\n\t\treturn undefined;\n\t}\n\treturn {\n\t\tprojection: distance === undefined ? 'orthographic' : 'perspective',\n\t\tlatDeg,\n\t\tlonDeg,\n\t\trevDeg,\n\t\tdistance: distance ?? 0,\n\t\tzoom,\n\t};\n}\n\n/**\n * The camera's rotation as a row-major 3x3 matrix (`R = Rz(rev) . Rx(lat) .\n * Ry(-lon)`).\n */\nexport function smartArt3DCameraMatrix(camera: SmartArt3DCamera): number[] {\n\tconst rad = Math.PI / 180;\n\tconst cl = Math.cos(camera.latDeg * rad);\n\tconst sl = Math.sin(camera.latDeg * rad);\n\tconst co = Math.cos(-camera.lonDeg * rad);\n\tconst so = Math.sin(-camera.lonDeg * rad);\n\tconst cr = Math.cos(camera.revDeg * rad);\n\tconst sr = Math.sin(camera.revDeg * rad);\n\t// Rx(lat) . Ry(-lon)\n\tconst m = [co, 0, so, sl * so, cl, -sl * co, -cl * so, sl, cl * co];\n\t// Rz(rev) . m\n\treturn [\n\t\tcr * m[0] - sr * m[3],\n\t\tcr * m[1] - sr * m[4],\n\t\tcr * m[2] - sr * m[5],\n\t\tsr * m[0] + cr * m[3],\n\t\tsr * m[1] + cr * m[4],\n\t\tsr * m[2] + cr * m[5],\n\t\tm[6],\n\t\tm[7],\n\t\tm[8],\n\t];\n}\n\n/**\n * The camera position in diagram space (before the rotation), for per-point\n * view directions: `R^T . (0, 0, distance)`. `undefined` for a parallel\n * projection.\n */\nexport function smartArt3DEyeInDiagram(camera: SmartArt3DCamera): Vec3 | undefined {\n\tif (camera.projection !== 'perspective') {\n\t\treturn undefined;\n\t}\n\tconst m = smartArt3DCameraMatrix(camera);\n\t// Third row of R, i.e. the third column of R^T, times the distance.\n\treturn { x: m[6] * camera.distance, y: m[7] * camera.distance, z: m[8] * camera.distance };\n}\n","/**\n * Which 3D pipeline a SmartArt quick style needs, decided from the cached\n * drawing alone (framework-agnostic, pure).\n *\n * PowerPoint caches three shapes of quick style in `ppt/diagrams/drawing*.xml`:\n *\n * - **flat** (Simple Fill .. Intense Effect): no `a:sp3d` on any shape.\n * - **bevel** (Polished, Inset, Cartoon, Powder): every shape carries its own\n *   `a:scene3d` (always `orthographicFront`) plus an `a:sp3d` bevel, so the\n *   2D layout stays undistorted and only the edges are lit.\n * - **scene** (Brick, Flat, Metallic, Sunset, Bird's Eye Scene): shapes carry\n *   only `a:sp3d`; the one camera for the whole diagram lives in the quick\n *   style part (`dgm:styleDef/dgm:scene3d`).\n *\n * Working rule: any shape with `scene3d` -> bevel; else any shape with a\n * non-empty `shape3d` -> scene; else flat.\n *\n * @module render/smartart-3d-style-path\n */\nimport type { Pptx3DShape, PptxSmartArtDrawingShape } from 'pptx-viewer-core';\n\nimport type { SmartArt3DStyleCategory } from './smartart-3d-types';\n\n/** Whether an `a:sp3d` carries anything that changes the rendered solid. */\nexport function hasSmartArtShape3D(shape3d: Pptx3DShape | undefined): boolean {\n\tif (!shape3d) {\n\t\treturn false;\n\t}\n\treturn (\n\t\t(shape3d.extrusionHeight ?? 0) > 0 ||\n\t\t(shape3d.contourWidth ?? 0) > 0 ||\n\t\t(shape3d.bevelTopWidth ?? 0) > 0 ||\n\t\t(shape3d.bevelTopHeight ?? 0) > 0 ||\n\t\tshape3d.bevelTopType !== undefined ||\n\t\t(shape3d.bevelBottomWidth ?? 0) > 0 ||\n\t\tshape3d.bevelBottomType !== undefined\n\t);\n}\n\n/** Decide the 3D pipeline for a SmartArt's cached drawing shapes. */\nexport function resolveSmartArt3DStylePath(\n\tshapes: readonly Pick<PptxSmartArtDrawingShape, 'scene3d' | 'shape3d'>[],\n): SmartArt3DStyleCategory {\n\tif (shapes.some((shape) => shape.scene3d !== undefined)) {\n\t\treturn 'bevel';\n\t}\n\tif (shapes.some((shape) => hasSmartArtShape3D(shape.shape3d))) {\n\t\treturn 'scene';\n\t}\n\treturn 'flat';\n}\n","/**\n * Resolve a SmartArt cached shape's `a:sp3d` into the pixel-space\n * {@link SmartArt3DSolid} the lit 3D scene builds (framework-agnostic, pure).\n *\n * @module render/smartart-3d-solid\n */\nimport type { Pptx3DShape } from 'pptx-viewer-core';\n\nimport type { SmartArt3DBevel, SmartArt3DSolid } from './smartart-3d-solid-types';\nimport { hasSmartArtShape3D } from './smartart-3d-style-path';\nimport { EMU_PER_PX } from './visual-3d-constants';\n\n/** ECMA-376 default `a:bevelT`/`a:bevelB` width and height: 76200 EMU (6pt). */\nconst DEFAULT_BEVEL_EMU = 76200;\n\n/**\n * Largest fraction of a shape's half-extent a bevel may eat into. PowerPoint\n * shrinks an over-wide bevel so the two opposite bands never cross.\n */\nconst MAX_BEVEL_FRACTION = 0.9;\n\nfunction resolveBevel(\n\ttype: string | undefined,\n\twidthEmu: number | undefined,\n\theightEmu: number | undefined,\n\tmaxWidth: number,\n): SmartArt3DBevel | undefined {\n\tif (type === undefined && widthEmu === undefined && heightEmu === undefined) {\n\t\treturn undefined;\n\t}\n\tif (type === 'none') {\n\t\treturn undefined;\n\t}\n\tconst width = Math.min((widthEmu ?? DEFAULT_BEVEL_EMU) / EMU_PER_PX, maxWidth);\n\tconst height = (heightEmu ?? DEFAULT_BEVEL_EMU) / EMU_PER_PX;\n\tif (width <= 0 || height <= 0) {\n\t\treturn undefined;\n\t}\n\treturn { width, height, profile: type ?? 'circle' };\n}\n\n/**\n * The lit solid for one shape, or `undefined` when its `a:sp3d` changes\n * nothing (the shape then renders as a flat face).\n *\n * @param halfExtent - half of the shape's smaller side, in layout px (bounds\n *   the bevel width).\n */\nexport function resolveSmartArt3DSolid(\n\tshape3d: Pptx3DShape | undefined,\n\thalfExtent: number,\n): SmartArt3DSolid | undefined {\n\tif (!shape3d || !hasSmartArtShape3D(shape3d)) {\n\t\treturn undefined;\n\t}\n\tconst maxWidth = Math.max(0, halfExtent * MAX_BEVEL_FRACTION);\n\tconst bevelTop = resolveBevel(\n\t\tshape3d.bevelTopType,\n\t\tshape3d.bevelTopWidth,\n\t\tshape3d.bevelTopHeight,\n\t\tmaxWidth,\n\t);\n\tconst bevelBottom = resolveBevel(\n\t\tshape3d.bevelBottomType,\n\t\tshape3d.bevelBottomWidth,\n\t\tshape3d.bevelBottomHeight,\n\t\tmaxWidth,\n\t);\n\treturn {\n\t\t...(bevelTop ? { bevelTop } : {}),\n\t\t...(bevelBottom ? { bevelBottom } : {}),\n\t\textrusion: Math.max(0, (shape3d.extrusionHeight ?? 0) / EMU_PER_PX),\n\t\t...(shape3d.extrusionColor ? { extrusionColor: shape3d.extrusionColor } : {}),\n\t\tcontourWidth: Math.max(0, (shape3d.contourWidth ?? 0) / EMU_PER_PX),\n\t\t...(shape3d.contourColor ? { contourColor: shape3d.contourColor } : {}),\n\t\tmaterial: shape3d.presetMaterial ?? 'warmMatte',\n\t};\n}\n","/**\n * The specular lights of a SmartArt 3D light rig (framework-agnostic, pure).\n *\n * PowerPoint's `a:lightRig` presets are several directional lights, not one.\n * The single-light tables in `visual-3d-bevel-lighting-tables.ts` capture\n * what a rig does to a BEVEL (the key light's elevation and which edge it\n * lights); they say nothing about the other lights, which only show where a\n * specular material meets a changing view direction. A perspective scene\n * camera is exactly that case: every point of a flat face is seen from a\n * slightly different angle, so a metal face picks up the broad sweep of a\n * light the bevel campaign never saw (Metallic Scene: `threePt` + `metal`\n * under `perspectiveLeft`, bright at the diagram's top-left and fading to the\n * plain fill at its bottom-right).\n *\n * Under a perspective scene camera, each rig listed here replaces the default\n * highlight (one light above the key light's azimuth) with its own lights. A\n * parallel view keeps the default: the bevel constants in\n * `smartart-3d-lighting.ts` were fitted against the bevel quick styles with\n * that highlight, and the `threePt` light below over-brightens Inset's bevel\n * bands (every layout's Inset export regressed with it). Azimuths are relative to the key\n * light's (the snapped `a:lightRig/@dir` turned by the rig's `rev`),\n * counter-clockwise in diagram space; `intensity` scales the material's own\n * specular constant and `sharpness` its exponent.\n *\n * `threePt`'s highlight light was fitted to the Metallic Scene export\n * (`e2e/fixtures/three-d-parity/gt/sa-012.webp`): 838 face samples mapped\n * back onto the diagram plane through the fitted scene camera, Blinn lobe,\n * mean absolute error 2.3 (0-255) against a fill + white highlight. Adding\n * the default highlight to the fit gave it a zero weight, so the default is\n * replaced rather than kept.\n *\n * @module render/smartart-3d-light-rig\n */\n\n/** One specular light of a rig. */\nexport interface SmartArt3DRigLight {\n\t/** Azimuth relative to the key light, degrees, counter-clockwise. */\n\tazimuthDeg: number;\n\t/** Elevation above the diagram plane, degrees. */\n\televationDeg: number;\n\t/** Multiplier on the material's specular constant. */\n\tintensity: number;\n\t/** Multiplier on the material's specular exponent. */\n\tsharpness: number;\n}\n\n/** Elevation of the default highlight light, degrees. */\nconst DEFAULT_HIGHLIGHT_ELEVATION_DEG = 60;\n\nconst DEFAULT_HIGHLIGHT: readonly SmartArt3DRigLight[] = [\n\t{ azimuthDeg: 0, elevationDeg: DEFAULT_HIGHLIGHT_ELEVATION_DEG, intensity: 1, sharpness: 1 },\n];\n\n/** Rigs whose specular lights are known (see the module doc). */\nexport const SMARTART_RIG_SPECULAR_LIGHTS: Record<string, readonly SmartArt3DRigLight[]> = {\n\tthreePt: [{ azimuthDeg: 64, elevationDeg: 44, intensity: 4.6, sharpness: 3 }],\n};\n\n/**\n * The specular lights of a rig: its own under a perspective scene camera,\n * otherwise (or for a rig not listed) the default single highlight.\n */\nexport function smartArt3DRigSpecularLights(\n\trig: string | undefined,\n\tperspective: boolean,\n): readonly SmartArt3DRigLight[] {\n\tconst own = perspective && rig ? SMARTART_RIG_SPECULAR_LIGHTS[rig] : undefined;\n\treturn own ?? DEFAULT_HIGHLIGHT;\n}\n\n/** The key (diffuse) light of a rig, relative to the snapped `a:lightRig/@dir`. */\nexport interface SmartArt3DRigKeyLight {\n\t/** Azimuth relative to the key light's direction, degrees, counter-clockwise. */\n\tazimuthDeg: number;\n\t/** Elevation above the diagram plane, degrees. */\n\televationDeg: number;\n}\n\n/**\n * Key-light elevations under a scene camera, fitted per rig against the scene\n * quick styles' exports (whole-slide MAE over all eight layouts of each\n * style in `e2e/fixtures/three-d-parity/gt/`, sweeping the elevation):\n * `flat` (Brick Scene, isometric) 4.18 -> 3.94 at 40, `threePt` (Metallic\n * Scene) 3.89 -> 3.60 at 90, `morning` (Sunset Scene) 3.63 -> 3.53 at 60,\n * `soft` (Bird's Eye Scene) 3.69 -> 3.12 at 80. Under a parallel view the\n * grazing default stays: raising it made Polished (`flat`) and Cartoon\n * (`contrasting`) worse, because the bevel constants were fitted with it.\n */\nexport const SMARTART_RIG_SCENE_KEY_LIGHTS: Record<string, SmartArt3DRigKeyLight> = {\n\tflat: { azimuthDeg: 0, elevationDeg: 40 },\n\tthreePt: { azimuthDeg: 0, elevationDeg: 90 },\n\tmorning: { azimuthDeg: 0, elevationDeg: 60 },\n\tsoft: { azimuthDeg: 0, elevationDeg: 80 },\n};\n\n/**\n * A rig's own key light under a scene camera, or `undefined` for the default\n * (a grazing light from `@dir`, fitted against the bevel quick styles).\n */\nexport function smartArt3DRigKeyLight(\n\trig: string | undefined,\n\tsceneCamera: boolean,\n): SmartArt3DRigKeyLight | undefined {\n\treturn sceneCamera && rig ? SMARTART_RIG_SCENE_KEY_LIGHTS[rig] : undefined;\n}\n","/**\n * Per-vertex shading for the lit SmartArt 3D solids (framework-agnostic,\n * pure).\n *\n * The three.js layer paints every lit surface unlit (`MeshBasicMaterial`)\n * and applies `colour * mul + add` from here, per vertex, in display (sRGB)\n * space. Normalising the diffuse term by the value of a surface facing the\n * viewer keeps a front face at exactly its authored fill (PowerPoint's own\n * exports show a flat face unchanged by every rig and material, see\n * `visual-3d-bevel-lighting.ts`), so only tilted surfaces (bevel bands,\n * extrusion walls, a whole diagram turned by a scene camera) change colour.\n *\n * Reuses the shared bevel tables: the key light's azimuth comes from\n * `getBevelHighlightDirection` (the COM-measured cardinal snap of\n * `a:lightRig/@dir`) and the material response from `getMaterialLighting`.\n * The elevation and ambient share were fitted against the SmartArt bevel\n * quick-style exports in `e2e/fixtures/three-d-parity/gt`.\n *\n * @module render/smartart-3d-lighting\n */\nimport { smartArt3DRigKeyLight, smartArt3DRigSpecularLights } from './smartart-3d-light-rig';\nimport type { SmartArt3DLighting } from './smartart-3d-solid-types';\nimport type { Vec3 } from './smartart-3d-types';\nimport { getBevelHighlightDirection } from './visual-3d-bevel-light';\nimport { getMaterialLighting } from './visual-3d-bevel-lighting-tables';\n\n/** The resolved light for one solid: a key light plus a material response. */\nexport interface SmartArt3DLightModel {\n\t/** Unit vector toward the key (diffuse) light (diagram space: y-up, +z toward the viewer). */\n\tlight: Vec3;\n\t/** The rig's specular lights (see `smartart-3d-light-rig.ts`). */\n\thighlights: SmartArt3DHighlight[];\n\t/** Share of the diffuse response that does not depend on the normal. */\n\tambient: number;\n\tdiffuse: number;\n\t/**\n\t * Linear per-channel factor the rig applies to every surface, including a\n\t * face-on one (see {@link RIG_FACE_READING}).\n\t */\n\ttint: [number, number, number];\n}\n\n/** One specular light, resolved to diagram space. */\nexport interface SmartArt3DHighlight {\n\t/** Unit vector toward the light. */\n\tdirection: Vec3;\n\t/** Specular weight (material constant times the rig light's intensity). */\n\tweight: number;\n\t/** Specular exponent (material exponent times the rig light's sharpness). */\n\texponent: number;\n}\n\n/** A vertex's shading: display colour = `fill * mul + add` (per channel, 0..1). */\nexport interface SmartArt3DShade {\n\tmul: number;\n\tadd: number;\n}\n\n/**\n * Key light elevation above the diagram plane, degrees. Low: the bevel\n * exports keep a surface facing away from the light close to the face colour\n * (Polished's bottom band) while a band tilted toward it doubles in\n * brightness (Polished's top band), which only a grazing key light gives.\n */\nconst KEY_ELEVATION_DEG = 5;\n/** Ambient share of the diffuse response. */\nconst AMBIENT = 0.5;\n/** Scales the material table's specular constant to this shading model. */\nconst SPECULAR_GAIN = 0.6;\n\nconst VIEW: Vec3 = { x: 0, y: 0, z: 1 };\n\n/** The mid-grey reading every rig is measured against. */\nconst RIG_REFERENCE_GREY = 127;\n\n/**\n * What a face-on `#7f7f7f` shape reads under a rig (sRGB 0..255). `morning`\n * is the COM measurement quoted in `visual-3d-bevel-lighting.ts`; `soft` is\n * read off the Bird's Eye Scene export (accent1 face, converted to the grey\n * equivalent in linear light, which also reproduces the `morning` export of\n * Sunset Scene). Rigs not listed leave a face-on surface at its fill, as\n * `flat` and `threePt` measure.\n */\nconst RIG_FACE_READING: Record<string, [number, number, number]> = {\n\tmorning: [112, 108, 98],\n\tsoft: [121, 121, 121],\n};\n\nfunction srgbChannelToLinear(c: number): number {\n\treturn c <= 0.04045 ? c / 12.92 : ((c + 0.055) / 1.055) ** 2.4;\n}\n\nfunction rigTint(rig: string | undefined): [number, number, number] {\n\tconst reading = rig ? RIG_FACE_READING[rig] : undefined;\n\tif (!reading) {\n\t\treturn [1, 1, 1];\n\t}\n\tconst reference = srgbChannelToLinear(RIG_REFERENCE_GREY / 255);\n\treturn reading.map((c) => srgbChannelToLinear(c / 255) / reference) as [number, number, number];\n}\n\nfunction dot(a: Vec3, b: Vec3): number {\n\treturn a.x * b.x + a.y * b.y + a.z * b.z;\n}\n\nfunction normalize(v: Vec3): Vec3 {\n\tconst len = Math.hypot(v.x, v.y, v.z) || 1;\n\treturn { x: v.x / len, y: v.y / len, z: v.z / len };\n}\n\n/**\n * Resolve the light model for a rig and an `a:sp3d/@prstMaterial`.\n *\n * @param perspective - the solid is seen through a perspective scene camera,\n *   which switches on the rig's own specular lights (see\n *   `smartart-3d-light-rig.ts`).\n * @param sceneCamera - the diagram is turned by a quick-style scene camera\n *   (perspective or not), which switches on the rig's own key light.\n */\nexport function resolveSmartArt3DLightModel(\n\tlighting: SmartArt3DLighting | undefined,\n\tmaterial: string | undefined,\n\tperspective = false,\n\tsceneCamera = perspective,\n): SmartArt3DLightModel {\n\t// CSS space (y-down) -> view space (y-up), then the rig's own revolution.\n\tconst snap = getBevelHighlightDirection(lighting?.direction ?? 't');\n\tconst rev = ((lighting?.revDeg ?? 0) * Math.PI) / 180;\n\tconst ax = snap.dx;\n\tconst ay = -snap.dy;\n\tconst az = Math.hypot(ax, ay) || 1;\n\tconst azX = (ax * Math.cos(rev) - ay * Math.sin(rev)) / az;\n\tconst azY = (ax * Math.sin(rev) + ay * Math.cos(rev)) / az;\n\tconst toward = (elevationDeg: number, azimuthDeg = 0): Vec3 => {\n\t\tconst elevation = (elevationDeg * Math.PI) / 180;\n\t\tconst turn = (azimuthDeg * Math.PI) / 180;\n\t\tconst dx = azX * Math.cos(turn) - azY * Math.sin(turn);\n\t\tconst dy = azX * Math.sin(turn) + azY * Math.cos(turn);\n\t\treturn normalize({\n\t\t\tx: dx * Math.cos(elevation),\n\t\t\ty: dy * Math.cos(elevation),\n\t\t\tz: Math.sin(elevation),\n\t\t});\n\t};\n\tconst response = getMaterialLighting(material);\n\tconst specular = response.specularConstant * SPECULAR_GAIN;\n\tconst key = smartArt3DRigKeyLight(lighting?.rig, sceneCamera);\n\treturn {\n\t\tlight: key ? toward(key.elevationDeg, key.azimuthDeg) : toward(KEY_ELEVATION_DEG),\n\t\thighlights: smartArt3DRigSpecularLights(lighting?.rig, perspective).map((rigLight) => ({\n\t\t\tdirection: toward(rigLight.elevationDeg, rigLight.azimuthDeg),\n\t\t\tweight: specular * rigLight.intensity,\n\t\t\texponent: response.specularExponent * rigLight.sharpness,\n\t\t})),\n\t\tambient: AMBIENT,\n\t\tdiffuse: response.diffuseConstant,\n\t\ttint: rigTint(lighting?.rig),\n\t};\n}\n\n/**\n * Shade one unit normal (diagram space).\n *\n * @param eye - unit direction from the surface point toward the camera. When\n *   omitted (a face-on, parallel view) the specular term is measured against a\n *   face-on surface, so a normal facing the viewer returns exactly\n *   `{ mul: 1, add: 0 }`. A perspective scene camera passes the real per-point\n *   direction instead, and its faces pick up the moving highlight a metal\n *   diagram shows in the Metallic Scene export.\n */\nexport function shadeSmartArt3DNormal(\n\tnormal: Vec3,\n\tmodel: SmartArt3DLightModel,\n\teye?: Vec3,\n): SmartArt3DShade {\n\tconst lambert = (n: Vec3): number =>\n\t\tmodel.ambient + model.diffuse * Math.max(0, dot(n, model.light));\n\tconst mul = lambert(normal) / lambert(VIEW);\n\tconst view = eye ?? VIEW;\n\tlet add = 0;\n\tfor (const highlight of model.highlights) {\n\t\tconst half = normalize({\n\t\t\tx: highlight.direction.x + view.x,\n\t\t\ty: highlight.direction.y + view.y,\n\t\t\tz: highlight.direction.z + view.z,\n\t\t});\n\t\tconst peak = (n: Vec3): number => Math.max(0, dot(n, half)) ** highlight.exponent;\n\t\tadd += highlight.weight * Math.max(0, peak(normal) - (eye ? 0 : peak(VIEW)));\n\t}\n\treturn { mul, add };\n}\n","/**\n * Per-vertex colour factors for a lit SmartArt 3D solid (framework-agnostic,\n * pure).\n *\n * The three.js layer paints a solid with `MeshBasicMaterial` (base colour or\n * gradient map) times a per-vertex colour. This module computes that vertex\n * colour so the displayed (sRGB) result is `base * mul + add` from\n * `shadeSmartArt3DNormal`, with the division done in linear space because\n * three multiplies linear values.\n *\n * @module render/smartart-3d-vertex-shading\n */\nimport type { SmartArt3DLightModel } from './smartart-3d-lighting';\nimport { shadeSmartArt3DNormal } from './smartart-3d-lighting';\nimport type { Point2, Vec3 } from './smartart-3d-types';\n\n/** An sRGB colour, channels 0..1. */\nexport type Rgb = [number, number, number];\n\n/** sRGB channel (0..1) -> linear. */\nexport function srgbToLinear(c: number): number {\n\treturn c <= 0.04045 ? c / 12.92 : ((c + 0.055) / 1.055) ** 2.4;\n}\n\n/** `#rrggbb` -> sRGB channels 0..1 (black when unparsable). */\nexport function hexToRgb(hex: string): Rgb {\n\tconst match = /^#?([0-9a-f]{6})$/iu.exec(hex.trim());\n\tif (!match) {\n\t\treturn [0, 0, 0];\n\t}\n\tconst n = Number.parseInt(match[1], 16);\n\treturn [((n >> 16) & 255) / 255, ((n >> 8) & 255) / 255, (n & 255) / 255];\n}\n\nfunction normalizeVec(v: Vec3): Vec3 {\n\tconst len = Math.hypot(v.x, v.y, v.z) || 1;\n\treturn { x: v.x / len, y: v.y / len, z: v.z / len };\n}\n\n/** Floor for a base channel, so the linear ratio stays finite on black. */\nconst MIN_LINEAR = 1e-4;\n\n/**\n * Vertex colours (3 floats per vertex, linear factors) for a triangle list.\n *\n * @param positions - mesh-local xyz per vertex.\n * @param normals - mesh-local unit normals per vertex.\n * @param baseAt - the sRGB base colour painted at a mesh-local point.\n * @param eye - camera position in mesh-local space, for a perspective scene\n *   camera; omitted for a parallel view.\n *\n * The light is fixed to the diagram, not the camera: a scene camera turning\n * the diagram does not relight its faces (the scene-style exports keep every\n * face at the same colour however far it is turned).\n */\nexport function shadeSmartArt3DVertices(\n\tpositions: readonly number[],\n\tnormals: readonly number[],\n\tbaseAt: (p: Point2) => Rgb,\n\tmodel: SmartArt3DLightModel,\n\teye?: Vec3,\n): Float32Array {\n\tconst out = new Float32Array(positions.length);\n\tfor (let i = 0; i < positions.length; i += 3) {\n\t\tconst normal = { x: normals[i], y: normals[i + 1], z: normals[i + 2] };\n\t\tconst toEye = eye\n\t\t\t? normalizeVec({\n\t\t\t\t\tx: eye.x - positions[i],\n\t\t\t\t\ty: eye.y - positions[i + 1],\n\t\t\t\t\tz: eye.z - positions[i + 2],\n\t\t\t\t})\n\t\t\t: undefined;\n\t\tconst { mul, add } = shadeSmartArt3DNormal(normal, model, toEye);\n\t\tconst base = baseAt({ x: positions[i], y: positions[i + 1] });\n\t\tfor (let c = 0; c < 3; c++) {\n\t\t\tconst target = Math.min(1, Math.max(0, base[c] * mul + add));\n\t\t\tconst linBase = Math.max(MIN_LINEAR, srgbToLinear(base[c]));\n\t\t\tout[i + c] = (srgbToLinear(target) / linBase) * model.tint[c];\n\t\t}\n\t}\n\treturn out;\n}\n","/**\n * The lit (bevel / scene quick style) half of the cached-drawing SmartArt 3D\n * model: per-shape solids and gradients, plus the diagram's light rig and\n * camera (framework-agnostic, pure).\n *\n * `smartart-3d-drawing-model.ts` builds the flat meshes; this module decorates\n * them when {@link resolveSmartArt3DStylePath} picks `'bevel'` or `'scene'`.\n *\n * @module render/smartart-3d-drawing-solid\n */\nimport type { PptxSmartArtData, PptxSmartArtDrawingShape } from 'pptx-viewer-core';\n\nimport { resolveSmartArt3DCamera } from './smartart-3d-scene-camera';\nimport { resolveSmartArt3DSolid } from './smartart-3d-solid';\nimport type {\n\tSmartArt3DCamera,\n\tSmartArt3DGradient,\n\tSmartArt3DLighting,\n} from './smartart-3d-solid-types';\nimport type { Point2, SmartArt3DMesh, SmartArt3DStyleCategory } from './smartart-3d-types';\nimport type { Rgb } from './smartart-3d-vertex-shading';\nimport { hexToRgb } from './smartart-3d-vertex-shading';\nimport type { RenderedShape } from './smartart-drawing';\nimport { EMU_PER_PX } from './visual-3d-constants';\n\nconst DEG_PER_UNIT = 60000;\n\nfunction percent(value: string | undefined, fallback: number): number {\n\tconst parsed = value === undefined ? Number.NaN : Number.parseFloat(value);\n\treturn Number.isFinite(parsed) ? parsed / 100 : fallback;\n}\n\n/**\n * The shape's gradient in mesh-local space, or `undefined` for a plain fill.\n *\n * @param toLocal - maps a viewBox point (y-down, before the shape's own\n *   rotation / flip) to mesh-local space (y-up, rotation applied).\n */\nexport function buildSmartArt3DGradient(\n\trendered: RenderedShape,\n\ttoLocal: (p: Point2) => Point2,\n): SmartArt3DGradient | undefined {\n\tconst gradient = rendered.gradient;\n\tif (!gradient || gradient.stops.length === 0) {\n\t\treturn undefined;\n\t}\n\tconst at = (fx: number, fy: number): Point2 =>\n\t\ttoLocal({ x: rendered.x + fx * rendered.width, y: rendered.y + fy * rendered.height });\n\tconst stops = gradient.stops.map((stop) => ({\n\t\toffset: Math.max(0, Math.min(1, percent(stop.offset, 0))),\n\t\tcolor: stop.color,\n\t}));\n\tif (gradient.kind === 'radial') {\n\t\tconst cx = percent(gradient.cx, 0.5);\n\t\tconst cy = percent(gradient.cy, 0.5);\n\t\tconst r = percent(gradient.r, 0.5);\n\t\treturn { kind: 'radial', from: at(cx, cy), to: at(cx + r, cy), stops };\n\t}\n\treturn {\n\t\tkind: 'linear',\n\t\tfrom: at(percent(gradient.x1, 0), percent(gradient.y1, 0)),\n\t\tto: at(percent(gradient.x2, 1), percent(gradient.y2, 0)),\n\t\tstops,\n\t};\n}\n\n/** Where a mesh-local point falls along a gradient, 0..1. */\nexport function smartArt3DGradientCoordinate(p: Point2, gradient: SmartArt3DGradient): number {\n\tconst dx = gradient.to.x - gradient.from.x;\n\tconst dy = gradient.to.y - gradient.from.y;\n\tconst lengthSq = dx * dx + dy * dy;\n\tif (lengthSq <= 0) {\n\t\treturn 0;\n\t}\n\tconst u =\n\t\tgradient.kind === 'radial'\n\t\t\t? Math.hypot(p.x - gradient.from.x, p.y - gradient.from.y) / Math.sqrt(lengthSq)\n\t\t\t: ((p.x - gradient.from.x) * dx + (p.y - gradient.from.y) * dy) / lengthSq;\n\treturn Math.max(0, Math.min(1, u));\n}\n\n/** The sRGB colour a gradient paints at a mesh-local point (stops interpolated in sRGB, as SVG does). */\nexport function smartArt3DGradientColor(gradient: SmartArt3DGradient, p: Point2): Rgb {\n\tconst u = smartArt3DGradientCoordinate(p, gradient);\n\tconst stops = gradient.stops;\n\tif (u <= stops[0].offset) {\n\t\treturn hexToRgb(stops[0].color);\n\t}\n\tfor (let i = 1; i < stops.length; i++) {\n\t\tconst b = stops[i];\n\t\tif (u <= b.offset) {\n\t\t\tconst a = stops[i - 1];\n\t\t\tconst span = b.offset - a.offset;\n\t\t\tconst f = span > 0 ? (u - a.offset) / span : 1;\n\t\t\tconst ca = hexToRgb(a.color);\n\t\t\tconst cb = hexToRgb(b.color);\n\t\t\treturn [\n\t\t\t\tca[0] + (cb[0] - ca[0]) * f,\n\t\t\t\tca[1] + (cb[1] - ca[1]) * f,\n\t\t\t\tca[2] + (cb[2] - ca[2]) * f,\n\t\t\t];\n\t\t}\n\t}\n\treturn hexToRgb(stops[stops.length - 1].color);\n}\n\n/** Give a flat mesh its lit solid and gradient, from its cached shape. */\nexport function decorateSmartArt3DMesh(\n\tmesh: SmartArt3DMesh,\n\tshape: PptxSmartArtDrawingShape,\n\trendered: RenderedShape,\n\ttoLocal: (p: Point2) => Point2,\n): void {\n\tmesh.flat = false;\n\tconst solid = resolveSmartArt3DSolid(\n\t\tshape.shape3d,\n\t\tMath.min(rendered.width, rendered.height) / 2,\n\t);\n\tif (solid) {\n\t\tmesh.solid = solid;\n\t}\n\tconst textExtrusion = (shape.text3d?.extrusionHeight ?? 0) / EMU_PER_PX;\n\tif (mesh.textBlock && textExtrusion > 0) {\n\t\tmesh.textBlock.extrusion = textExtrusion;\n\t\tif (shape.text3d?.extrusionColor) {\n\t\t\tmesh.textBlock.extrusionColor = shape.text3d.extrusionColor;\n\t\t}\n\t}\n\tconst gradient = buildSmartArt3DGradient(rendered, toLocal);\n\tif (gradient) {\n\t\tmesh.gradient = gradient;\n\t}\n}\n\n/** The light rig and camera for a lit diagram. */\nexport function resolveSmartArt3DSceneSetup(\n\tdata: PptxSmartArtData,\n\tcategory: SmartArt3DStyleCategory,\n): { lighting?: SmartArt3DLighting; camera?: SmartArt3DCamera } {\n\tif (category === 'flat') {\n\t\treturn {};\n\t}\n\tconst diagramScene = data.quickStyle?.scene3d;\n\tconst rigScene =\n\t\tcategory === 'bevel'\n\t\t\t? (data.drawingShapes?.find((s) => s.scene3d?.lightRigType)?.scene3d ?? diagramScene)\n\t\t\t: diagramScene;\n\tconst lighting: SmartArt3DLighting = {\n\t\trig: rigScene?.lightRigType ?? 'threePt',\n\t\tdirection: rigScene?.lightRigDirection ?? 't',\n\t\trevDeg: (rigScene?.lightRigRotZ ?? 0) / DEG_PER_UNIT,\n\t};\n\tconst camera = category === 'scene' ? resolveSmartArt3DCamera(diagramScene) : undefined;\n\treturn { lighting, ...(camera ? { camera } : {}) };\n}\n","/**\n * One shared WebGL context for every `<pptx-three-view>` on the page.\n *\n * Browsers cap live WebGL contexts at roughly 16 per page and silently kill\n * the oldest when a new one is created. Before this host, every 3D chart and\n * SmartArt graphic (on the slide AND in each thumbnail) created its own\n * `WebGLRenderer`, so a deck with more than a handful of them rendered a\n * blank main slide: its context was the one the thumbnails had evicted.\n *\n * Here a single offscreen `WebGLRenderer` draws each dirty view into the top\n * left of its own drawing buffer, and the pixels are copied straight onto\n * the view's own 2D `<canvas>` in the same task (so no\n * `preserveDrawingBuffer` is needed). Views render on demand only: a scene\n * asks for a frame when something changed, and only scenes that report\n * `isAnimating()` keep getting frames. A 2D canvas is also something every\n * export path (html2canvas, `toDataURL`) can read, which a WebGL canvas\n * without `preserveDrawingBuffer` is not.\n *\n * @module three-view/renderer-host\n */\nimport type * as THREE from 'three';\n\nimport type { ThreeModule } from './types';\n\n/** Largest backing-store edge a single view is drawn at, in device pixels. */\nexport const MAX_VIEW_PIXELS = 4096;\n\n/** A view the host draws: its target canvas, its size, and how to draw it. */\nexport interface HostedView {\n\t/** The 2D canvas the view's pixels are copied onto. */\n\treadonly canvas: HTMLCanvasElement;\n\t/** Current backing size in device pixels. */\n\tpixelSize: () => { width: number; height: number };\n\t/** Whether the view is currently worth drawing (connected and on screen). */\n\tisVisible: () => boolean;\n\t/** Draw the scene; the host has already set viewport, scissor and cleared. */\n\tdraw: (renderer: THREE.WebGLRenderer) => void;\n\t/** `true` while the view wants continuous frames. */\n\tisAnimating: () => boolean;\n}\n\n/** The shared host's public surface. */\nexport interface ThreeRendererHost {\n\t/** `false` when WebGL could not be initialised at all (caller falls back to 2D). */\n\treadonly available: boolean;\n\tregister: (view: HostedView) => void;\n\tunregister: (view: HostedView) => void;\n\trequestRender: (view: HostedView) => void;\n\t/** Draw every pending view immediately (tests, export). */\n\tflushNow: () => void;\n\t/** Draw one registered view immediately, even when it is off screen (export snapshots). */\n\tdrawNow: (view: HostedView) => void;\n}\n\ninterface HostState {\n\tthree: ThreeModule;\n\trenderer: THREE.WebGLRenderer | null;\n\tviews: Set<HostedView>;\n\tdirty: Set<HostedView>;\n\tframe: number;\n\tlost: boolean;\n\tbufferWidth: number;\n\tbufferHeight: number;\n}\n\nfunction createRenderer(three: ThreeModule, state: HostState): THREE.WebGLRenderer | null {\n\ttry {\n\t\tconst renderer = new three.WebGLRenderer({\n\t\t\tantialias: true,\n\t\t\talpha: true,\n\t\t\t// An antialiased edge resolves to colour x coverage over the\n\t\t\t// transparent clear: premultiplied. Declaring the buffer straight\n\t\t\t// alpha made every edge composite too dark (a #D9D9D9 gridline\n\t\t\t// half-covering a pixel landed at #B6B6B6 on white).\n\t\t\tpremultipliedAlpha: true,\n\t\t\tpowerPreference: 'default',\n\t\t});\n\t\trenderer.setPixelRatio(1);\n\t\trenderer.outputColorSpace = three.SRGBColorSpace;\n\t\trenderer.autoClear = false;\n\t\tconst canvas = renderer.domElement;\n\t\tcanvas.addEventListener('webglcontextlost', (event) => {\n\t\t\tevent.preventDefault();\n\t\t\tstate.lost = true;\n\t\t});\n\t\tcanvas.addEventListener('webglcontextrestored', () => {\n\t\t\tstate.lost = false;\n\t\t\tfor (const view of state.views) {\n\t\t\t\tstate.dirty.add(view);\n\t\t\t}\n\t\t\tschedule(state);\n\t\t});\n\t\treturn renderer;\n\t} catch {\n\t\treturn null;\n\t}\n}\n\n/** Grow (never shrink) the shared drawing buffer so it can hold a `width` x `height` view. */\nfunction ensureBuffer(state: HostState, width: number, height: number): void {\n\tconst renderer = state.renderer;\n\tif (!renderer || (width <= state.bufferWidth && height <= state.bufferHeight)) {\n\t\treturn;\n\t}\n\tstate.bufferWidth = Math.min(MAX_VIEW_PIXELS, Math.max(state.bufferWidth, width));\n\tstate.bufferHeight = Math.min(MAX_VIEW_PIXELS, Math.max(state.bufferHeight, height));\n\trenderer.setSize(state.bufferWidth, state.bufferHeight, false);\n}\n\nfunction drawView(state: HostState, view: HostedView): void {\n\tconst renderer = state.renderer;\n\tif (!renderer) {\n\t\treturn;\n\t}\n\tconst size = view.pixelSize();\n\tconst width = Math.max(1, Math.min(MAX_VIEW_PIXELS, Math.round(size.width)));\n\tconst height = Math.max(1, Math.min(MAX_VIEW_PIXELS, Math.round(size.height)));\n\tensureBuffer(state, width, height);\n\t// WebGL's viewport origin is bottom-left; anchoring the view at the TOP of\n\t// the buffer means the pixels land at source (0, 0) for drawImage below.\n\tconst y = state.bufferHeight - height;\n\trenderer.setViewport(0, y, width, height);\n\trenderer.setScissor(0, y, width, height);\n\trenderer.setScissorTest(true);\n\trenderer.setClearColor(0x000000, 0);\n\trenderer.clear(true, true, true);\n\tview.draw(renderer);\n\n\tconst target = view.canvas;\n\tif (target.width !== width || target.height !== height) {\n\t\ttarget.width = width;\n\t\ttarget.height = height;\n\t}\n\tconst ctx = target.getContext('2d');\n\tif (!ctx) {\n\t\treturn;\n\t}\n\tctx.clearRect(0, 0, width, height);\n\tctx.drawImage(renderer.domElement, 0, 0, width, height, 0, 0, width, height);\n}\n\nfunction flush(state: HostState): void {\n\tstate.frame = 0;\n\tif (state.lost || !state.renderer) {\n\t\treturn;\n\t}\n\tconst pending = [...state.dirty];\n\tstate.dirty.clear();\n\tfor (const view of pending) {\n\t\tif (!state.views.has(view)) {\n\t\t\tcontinue;\n\t\t}\n\t\tif (!view.isVisible()) {\n\t\t\t// Remember it: it draws as soon as it becomes visible again.\n\t\t\tstate.dirty.add(view);\n\t\t\tcontinue;\n\t\t}\n\t\ttry {\n\t\t\tdrawView(state, view);\n\t\t} catch (error) {\n\t\t\t// One broken scene must never stop every other view from drawing.\n\t\t\tconsole.error('[pptx-three-view] scene render failed', error);\n\t\t\tcontinue;\n\t\t}\n\t\tif (view.isAnimating()) {\n\t\t\tstate.dirty.add(view);\n\t\t}\n\t}\n\tconst anyVisibleDirty = [...state.dirty].some((v) => v.isVisible());\n\tif (anyVisibleDirty) {\n\t\tschedule(state);\n\t}\n}\n\nfunction schedule(state: HostState): void {\n\tif (state.frame !== 0 || typeof requestAnimationFrame === 'undefined') {\n\t\treturn;\n\t}\n\tstate.frame = requestAnimationFrame(() => flush(state));\n}\n\nlet sharedHost: ThreeRendererHost | null = null;\n\n/**\n * The page-wide renderer host, created on first use from the given `three`\n * module. Every later call returns the same host, whatever module it passes.\n */\nexport function getThreeRendererHost(three: ThreeModule): ThreeRendererHost {\n\tif (sharedHost) {\n\t\treturn sharedHost;\n\t}\n\tconst state: HostState = {\n\t\tthree,\n\t\trenderer: null,\n\t\tviews: new Set(),\n\t\tdirty: new Set(),\n\t\tframe: 0,\n\t\tlost: false,\n\t\tbufferWidth: 0,\n\t\tbufferHeight: 0,\n\t};\n\tstate.renderer = createRenderer(three, state);\n\tconst host: ThreeRendererHost = {\n\t\tavailable: state.renderer !== null,\n\t\tregister(view) {\n\t\t\tstate.views.add(view);\n\t\t\tstate.dirty.add(view);\n\t\t\tschedule(state);\n\t\t},\n\t\tunregister(view) {\n\t\t\tstate.views.delete(view);\n\t\t\tstate.dirty.delete(view);\n\t\t},\n\t\trequestRender(view) {\n\t\t\tif (!state.views.has(view)) {\n\t\t\t\treturn;\n\t\t\t}\n\t\t\tstate.dirty.add(view);\n\t\t\tschedule(state);\n\t\t},\n\t\tflushNow() {\n\t\t\tif (state.frame !== 0 && typeof cancelAnimationFrame !== 'undefined') {\n\t\t\t\tcancelAnimationFrame(state.frame);\n\t\t\t}\n\t\t\tflush(state);\n\t\t},\n\t\tdrawNow(view) {\n\t\t\tif (state.lost || !state.renderer || !state.views.has(view)) {\n\t\t\t\treturn;\n\t\t\t}\n\t\t\tstate.dirty.delete(view);\n\t\t\ttry {\n\t\t\t\tdrawView(state, view);\n\t\t\t} catch (error) {\n\t\t\t\tconsole.error('[pptx-three-view] scene render failed', error);\n\t\t\t}\n\t\t},\n\t};\n\tsharedHost = host;\n\treturn host;\n}\n\n/** Test hook: forget the shared host so the next call builds a fresh one. */\nexport function resetThreeRendererHostForTests(): void {\n\tsharedHost = null;\n}\n","/**\n * Drawing past the element box (framework-agnostic, pure).\n *\n * PowerPoint draws a scene-style SmartArt diagram through its camera without\n * clipping it to the graphic frame: a turned diagram can reach above the\n * frame (Brick Scene) or below it (Sunset, Bird's Eye). A scene reports how\n * far its drawing reaches past each edge as fractions of the element box\n * ({@link ThreeViewOverflow}); `<pptx-three-view>` then grows its canvas (CSS\n * box and drawing buffer) by that much on each side and the scene widens its\n * camera frustum by the same amount, so the part inside the element box is\n * drawn exactly where it was before.\n *\n * @module three-view/view-overflow\n */\nimport { MAX_VIEW_PIXELS } from './renderer-host';\nimport type { ThreeViewOverflow, ThreeViewSize } from './types';\n\n/** Largest overflow on any one side, as a fraction of the element box. */\nexport const MAX_THREE_VIEW_OVERFLOW = 0.5;\n\n/** Headroom added past the measured reach, so an antialiased edge is not cut. */\nconst OVERFLOW_MARGIN = 0.01;\n\n/** No overflow. */\nexport const NO_THREE_VIEW_OVERFLOW: ThreeViewOverflow = { top: 0, right: 0, bottom: 0, left: 0 };\n\nfunction side(reach: number): number {\n\tif (!(reach > 0)) {\n\t\treturn 0;\n\t}\n\treturn Math.min(MAX_THREE_VIEW_OVERFLOW, reach + OVERFLOW_MARGIN);\n}\n\n/**\n * The overflow of points in normalised device coordinates (x right, y up,\n * the element box spanning -1..1 on both axes).\n */\nexport function threeViewOverflowFromNdc(\n\tpoints: readonly { x: number; y: number }[],\n): ThreeViewOverflow {\n\tif (points.length === 0) {\n\t\treturn NO_THREE_VIEW_OVERFLOW;\n\t}\n\tlet minX = Infinity;\n\tlet maxX = -Infinity;\n\tlet minY = Infinity;\n\tlet maxY = -Infinity;\n\tfor (const p of points) {\n\t\tif (!Number.isFinite(p.x) || !Number.isFinite(p.y)) {\n\t\t\tcontinue;\n\t\t}\n\t\tminX = Math.min(minX, p.x);\n\t\tmaxX = Math.max(maxX, p.x);\n\t\tminY = Math.min(minY, p.y);\n\t\tmaxY = Math.max(maxY, p.y);\n\t}\n\tif (minX > maxX) {\n\t\treturn NO_THREE_VIEW_OVERFLOW;\n\t}\n\treturn {\n\t\ttop: side((maxY - 1) / 2),\n\t\tright: side((maxX - 1) / 2),\n\t\tbottom: side((-1 - minY) / 2),\n\t\tleft: side((-1 - minX) / 2),\n\t};\n}\n\n/** Whether an overflow reaches past any edge. */\nexport function hasThreeViewOverflow(overflow: ThreeViewOverflow | null | undefined): boolean {\n\treturn Boolean(\n\t\toverflow &&\n\t\t(overflow.top > 0 || overflow.right > 0 || overflow.bottom > 0 || overflow.left > 0),\n\t);\n}\n\n/** Whether two overflows differ. */\nexport function threeViewOverflowChanged(a: ThreeViewOverflow, b: ThreeViewOverflow): boolean {\n\treturn a.top !== b.top || a.right !== b.right || a.bottom !== b.bottom || a.left !== b.left;\n}\n\n/** The drawing buffer size of a view grown by its overflow. */\nexport function overflowPixelSize(\n\tsize: ThreeViewSize,\n\toverflow: ThreeViewOverflow,\n): { width: number; height: number } {\n\tconst clamp = (px: number): number => Math.max(1, Math.min(MAX_VIEW_PIXELS, Math.round(px)));\n\treturn {\n\t\twidth: clamp(size.pixelWidth * (1 + overflow.left + overflow.right)),\n\t\theight: clamp(size.pixelHeight * (1 + overflow.top + overflow.bottom)),\n\t};\n}\n\n/**\n * The camera view offset (three's `setViewOffset` arguments) that frames the\n * grown buffer: the element box stays the camera's full frame, and the\n * sub-window starts `left`/`top` before it and is correspondingly larger.\n */\nexport function overflowViewOffset(\n\tsize: ThreeViewSize,\n\toverflow: ThreeViewOverflow,\n): { fullWidth: number; fullHeight: number; x: number; y: number; width: number; height: number } {\n\tconst fullWidth = Math.max(1, size.pixelWidth);\n\tconst fullHeight = Math.max(1, size.pixelHeight);\n\treturn {\n\t\tfullWidth,\n\t\tfullHeight,\n\t\tx: -overflow.left * fullWidth,\n\t\ty: -overflow.top * fullHeight,\n\t\twidth: fullWidth * (1 + overflow.left + overflow.right),\n\t\theight: fullHeight * (1 + overflow.top + overflow.bottom),\n\t};\n}\n\n/**\n * CSS for the canvas of a view with an overflow: percentages of the element\n * box, so it tracks the box without re-measuring. 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