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-# Temporary Holding Version
+# quilt-three
 
-This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
+Shared-scene Three.js viewports for Quilt, with React Three Fiber bindings available separately in `quilt-three-react`.
+The main workspace shares one canvas and renderer. Each same-origin companion document
+has its own renderer. Geometry, authored materials, and camera poses remain
+application-owned; moving a pane does not delete scene data.
+
+## Install
+
+```sh
+npm install quilt-three
+```
+
+With modern npm's default peer resolution, this installs the Quilt renderer,
+Three.js r186, and its TypeScript declarations automatically. React and R3F are
+not installed. For React applications instead use:
+
+```sh
+npm install quilt-three-react
+```
+
+That package installs the shared integration, Quilt React bindings, React 19,
+React DOM 19, R3F 9, and the required declarations. Compatible existing peers
+are reused; incompatible versions must be upgraded. Existing `quilt-react`
+React 18 support is unchanged.
+
+## Vanilla
+
+```ts
+import { Scene, PerspectiveCamera } from 'three';
+import { Workspace, createLayout } from 'quilt-vanilla';
+import { ThreeSession } from 'quilt-three';
+import 'quilt-vanilla/styles.css';
+
+const scene = new Scene(); // Populate and own assets in your application.
+const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(50, 1, 0.1, 100);
+camera.position.set(5, 5, 5);
+camera.lookAt(0, 0, 0);
+const session = new ThreeSession({ scene, window });
+const workspace = new Workspace({
+  container: document.querySelector<HTMLElement>('#workspace')!,
+  initialLayout: createLayout({ pane: { id: 'perspective', type: 'three', title: 'Perspective' } }),
+  paneTypes: {
+    three: {
+      title: 'Perspective',
+      render(context) {
+        return session.register(context, { camera });
+      },
+    },
+  },
+});
+
+// After changing scene data:
+session.invalidate();
+// At application shutdown:
+workspace.dispose();
+await session.dispose();
+// Dispose application-owned geometries/materials/textures separately.
+```
+
+Keep cameras in an application map keyed by pane ID for multiple views. Do not
+put Three.js objects in layout params. Perspective aspect follows each pane;
+orthographic resizing preserves its vertical extent, horizontal center, and zoom.
+
+`register()` returns a `ThreeView` class instance and registers cleanup with Quilt.
+The session retains its main renderer until session disposal, even if all panes
+are hidden, closed, or popped out. Companion renderers are released when unused.
+The main application must dispose the session explicitly. Disposal detaches views
+synchronously; await its returned promise to wait for GPU resources, including
+factories or initialization that finish after unmounting. `ThreeView.ready` resolves
+after initialization and the first draw. Quilt automatically includes it in pane
+readiness; cancelled mounts settle quietly and failed initialization rejects readiness.
+
+## WebGPU
+
+WebGL remains the default. Opt in through the separate entry point:
+
+```ts
+import { ThreeSession } from 'quilt-three';
+import { createWebGPURenderer } from 'quilt-three/webgpu';
+
+const session = new ThreeSession({
+  scene,
+  window,
+  createRenderer: (canvas) => createWebGPURenderer(canvas, { antialias: true }),
+});
+```
+
+React uses the same factory with
+`<ThreeSessionProvider options={{ createRenderer: createWebGPURenderer }}>`.
+The factory initializes asynchronously and acquires native devices from the canvas's
+own document, including companions. It releases those devices when its renderer is
+disposed. Do not reuse a renderer or device across workspace documents.
+
+When no native adapter is available, the factory uses Three.js's WebGL backend.
+Set `{ fallback: false }` to require native WebGPU and report unavailability instead;
+`forceWebGL: true` explicitly selects the fallback backend. WebGPU availability
+requires a compatible browser/device and a secure context (localhost qualifies).
+`quilt-three` itself does not load `three/webgpu`; only this opt-in entry does.
+
+Pipelines receive `ThreeRenderer`, a union of `WebGLRenderer` and `WebGPURenderer`.
+Use `isWebGPURenderer(renderer)` from the base entry to narrow it. GLSL
+`ShaderMaterial` pipelines are not portable to WebGPU; use Three.js node materials
+for that backend. Quilt sets each renderer's viewport coordinates appropriately.
+Try `&renderer=webgpu` in either demo, with `&effects` for the node-material proof
+or `&forceWebGL` to exercise its fallback.
+
+## Classes and camera helpers
+
+`ThreeSession` owns renderers and scheduling. `ThreeView` owns each mounted viewport's
+controls, input, pipeline, and cleanup; obtain it through `session.register()`.
+`createThreeSession(options)` remains a convenience wrapper for `new ThreeSession(options)`.
+Pure geometry utilities remain functions, and controls/pipelines implement interfaces without
+requiring inheritance. React components wrap these same instances.
+
+```ts
+import { CameraHelpers } from 'quilt-three';
+
+const helpers = new CameraHelpers(session, {
+  visible: true,
+  ray: 'pointer', // 'center' (default), 'pointer', or false for markers only
+  maxDistance: 10,
+});
+helpers.setVisible(false); // Hide all markers and rays.
+helpers.setCameraVisible(camera, false); // Hide one source camera's visualization.
+helpers.dispose();
+```
+
+Helpers follow registered cameras, omit a camera's own visualization in its viewport,
+and never change camera layers. Markers show position, orientation, and up direction: perspective cameras use a
+triangle above the frame; orthographic cameras use a circular ring.
+Pointer rays use pane-local coordinates (including companion windows), hit the first
+visible scene surface, and revert to the center on leave. Orthographic picking uses an
+offset parallel ray, with the displayed line connecting the camera marker to its endpoint.
+A small circular dot marks actual ray intersections; rays that miss have no endpoint dot.
+Helpers do not participate in picking. `ray: false` leaves camera markers visible.
+
+Optional `cameras` retains an explicit set of source cameras, even without mounted views;
+`visibleIn(camera)` filters the viewing cameras that display helpers. `color` and `size`
+customize the wireframe. There is no helper count limit or reserved camera layer.
+Disposal is idempotent and releases only helper-owned graphics. Session disposal also
+disposes attached helpers, without disposing application scene assets.
+
+In React, place `<CameraHelpers visible={showCameras} ray="pointer" />` from
+`quilt-three-react` inside `ThreeSessionProvider`, alongside `SharedScene` and the workspace.
+`visible` updates reactively; other helper options are mount-only. Unmounting cleans up
+the helper instance, including React Strict Mode effect replays.
+
+## React Three Fiber
+
+```tsx
+import { Workspace } from 'quilt-react';
+import type { PaneProps } from 'quilt-react';
+import { SharedScene, ThreeSessionProvider, ThreeView } from 'quilt-three-react';
+
+// `camera` and `initialLayout` are application-owned, as in the vanilla example.
+function ScenePane(props: PaneProps) {
+  return <ThreeView paneContext={props} camera={camera} />;
+}
+
+function App() {
+  return (
+    <ThreeSessionProvider>
+      <SharedScene>
+        <mesh onClick={() => console.log('selected')}>
+          <boxGeometry />
+          <meshStandardMaterial color="teal" />
+        </mesh>
+        <ambientLight intensity={2} />
+      </SharedScene>
+      <Workspace
+        initialLayout={initialLayout}
+        paneTypes={{ three: { title: '3D', render: ScenePane } }}
+      />
+    </ThreeSessionProvider>
+  );
+}
+```
+
+Declare one `SharedScene` per provider. Its R3F tree remains mounted while views
+move or pop out. `ThreeView` children are **HTML overlays**, not additional R3F
+scenes. Application contexts used by scene content should be explicitly provided
+inside `SharedScene`: its R3F root is separate from the DOM React root.
+
+`useFrame` runs once per session tick, not once per camera. `useThree().camera`
+outside an input callback is the scene owner's default camera; pass view cameras
+explicitly to view-specific logic. Use `useThreeSession().invalidate()` after
+external changes. Provider options are mount-only; camera/controls/pipeline
+identity changes remount that view, so keep factory references stable.
+
+The adapter advances R3F in manual mode and performs all view drawing afterward.
+Do not add another automatic render loop or a competing positive-priority renderer.
+Pointer events are forwarded from each pane using its camera, including companions.
+R3F event state belongs to the shared root; simultaneous multi-pointer interaction
+across different documents is not a supported interaction model in this release.
+
+## Scheduling, controls, and graphics
+
+- The frame scheduler uses a visible companion when the main document is hidden.
+- Demand rendering is the default. Set `frameloop: 'always'` for continuous animation.
+- `update(delta)` advances shared simulation once per tick; hidden views skip drawing.
+- Pixel ratio follows each document and is capped at 2 by default; configure `maxPixelRatio`.
+- Controls factories receive `{ camera, element, invalidate, inputScope }`. Return `enabled`,
+  `update(delta)` (true while another frame is needed), and `dispose()`.
+- Subscribe controls change events to `invalidate`, and unsubscribe in `dispose`.
+  `NavigationControls` handles invalidation and cleanup itself. All demo workspaces
+  share this adapter. In Orbit, right-drag, Shift-drag, and middle-drag pan with
+  damping; pane menus remain available from the tab bar. No additional controls
+  package is required.
+- Only the first live view of a given camera accepts input during overlapping mounts.
+  Use independent cameras for independently interactive docked views.
+- A renderer factory receives a canvas created in the correct document. Return a
+  fresh renderer or a promise for one, owned by the session; do not share it with another
+  session/root. A factory that rejects must release resources it allocated before
+  rejecting. The session releases returned renderers even if the view was removed
+  while the factory was pending. Use the supplied WebGPU factory for document/device ownership.
+- The default canvas host is the closest Quilt workspace/companion. `container(doc)`
+  can supply an explicit positioned host. Avoid transformed/scaled ancestors and
+  arbitrary nonrectangular clipping in this release.
+- Renderer initialization failure rejects mounting. Quilt preserves the original
+  view if a companion cannot initialize. Context loss pauses that surface, reports
+  the error, and redraws when the WebGL context is restored. Native GPU device loss
+  pauses the affected document and reports through `onError`; recreate the session
+  to recover. Automatic device replacement is not provided.
+
+## Custom pipelines and the effect proof
+
+A view may supply `pipeline(renderer)`, returning `resize(width, height, dpr)`,
+`render(frame)`, and `dispose()`. Width and height are CSS pixels. The pipeline is
+created per mounted view and must release its own targets, materials, and geometry.
+Caller-supplied scene assets must remain untouched.
+
+The session sets the output viewport/scissor before rendering. A pipeline must
+restore any renderer state it changes, including target, viewport, scissor, clear
+settings, and color/tone-mapping configuration. No arbitrary third-party composer
+compatibility is promised. Render target resources cannot cross renderer instances or GPU devices.
+
+The demo's grayscale pipeline renders into a pane-sized target, then composites
+into the pane's scissored rectangle. Other panes retain their ordinary materials.
+It has separate GLSL and node-material implementations for WebGL and WebGPU.
+It is a validation example, not a built-in effect API.
+
+## Examples and validation
+
+From the repository, build before serving:
+
+```sh
+npm run build
+npm run dev
+```
+
+- `/vanilla.html?workspace=three`: Three.js workspace in the vanilla demo.
+- `/react.html?workspace=three`: Three.js workspace with a persistent R3F scene.
+- Add `&effects` to either for independent grayscale processing on the perspective view.
+- `npm run benchmark:three`: writes `artifacts/three-benchmark.json` with CPU submission
+  timings, draw calls, resource counts, and GPU timings when the extension is available.
+
+WebGL graphics are tested in Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit. Native WebGPU is
+validated in a dedicated Chromium project and in WebKit when an adapter is available;
+its WebGL fallback is tested in all three engines. Native Firefox WebGPU was not
+available on the validation host. Tests include Strict Mode, pending initialization,
+late factory results, repeated disposal, shared asset preservation, and companion
+return. See the [validation record](https://github.com/niko-dellic/quilt/blob/main/docs/three-validation.md).
+Third-party R3F components must support the renderer selected by the application.
+Material overrides, XR, workers, and effect collections remain outside the supported scope.
+
+Select **4 view** in the existing workspace switcher. Switching presets preserves
+the scene and camera poses. Each camera has a compact oriented marker and a ray
+ending at the nearest visible scene surface or the maximum picking distance (10 world
+units by default). Hovering a viewport aims its ray through the cursor; leaving restores
+the center ray. Each pane's **Camera helper** button toggles that camera's marker and
+ray in the other panes. A camera never displays its own helper; camera layers are unchanged.
+
+Select **Custom views** to configure rows and columns. Helpers start hidden. The
+**Camera helpers** button beside **Apply grid** toggles them globally, including
+new viewports added by changing the grid. Both per-camera and global preferences
+persist across workspace switches and grid changes for the current demo session.
+These controls are shared by the vanilla and React demos and use `CameraHelpers`.
+
+### Synchronizing demo cameras
+
+The link icon toggles **Sync camera positions**. In **4 view**, use the button in
+any pane to align the other cameras to that pane's exact XYZ position. In **Custom
+views**, the button beside the grid controls starts from the first viewport.
+While enabled, moving a camera updates the other cameras in that workspace to the
+same position. Each camera keeps its own orientation and zoom; its controls target
+moves with its position so subsequent input preserves its viewing direction.
+While sync is enabled, camera helpers are hidden and their buttons are disabled.
+Turning sync off restores the previous helper settings and independent movement without resetting camera poses.
+The two workspaces retain their own toggle settings for the current demo session.
+
+## Optional Free navigation
+
+`NavigationControls` is an optional class implementing `ViewControls`. It combines
+OrbitControls with keyboard navigation and works through the same controls factory
+in vanilla and React. Other controls factories remain supported.
+
+```ts
+import { PerspectiveCamera, Vector3 } from 'three';
+import { NavigationControls } from 'quilt-three';
+import type { ControlsContext, ViewOptions } from 'quilt-three';
+
+const camera = new PerspectiveCamera(50, 1, 0.1, 100);
+camera.position.set(5, 5, 5);
+const target = new Vector3(); // Application-owned orbit point for this camera.
+camera.lookAt(target);
+
+const controls = (context: ControlsContext) =>
+  new NavigationControls(context, {
+    target,
+    orbitTargetPolicy: 'follow',
+    speed: 2,
+    minSpeed: 0.05,
+    maxSpeed: 100,
+    boostMultiplier: 4,
+    acceleration: 0.15,
+    braking: 0.15,
+    lookSensitivity: 0.003,
+    bindings: { forward: ['KeyW', 'ArrowUp'], down: [] },
+  });
+
+const viewOptions: ViewOptions = { camera, controls };
+// Vanilla: session.register(paneContext, viewOptions).
+// React: <ThreeView paneContext={paneContext} {...viewOptions} />.
+```
+
+Keep React camera and factory references stable: changing their identity remounts
+the view. Use a separate application-owned target for each independently controlled
+camera. No global installation or Three.js prototype changes are needed.
+
+### Mouse and keyboard controls
+
+These are the default bindings; the example above disables Q/down deliberately.
+
+| Input                            | Orbit                   | Free navigation                                                     |
+| -------------------------------- | ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| Left-drag                        | Orbit around the target | Stop translation, return to Orbit, and start orbiting               |
+| Right-drag                       | Damped pan              | Yaw and pitch without adding roll                                   |
+| Middle-drag or Shift + left-drag | Damped pan              | Use left-drag to return to Orbit first                              |
+| Wheel                            | Zoom                    | Adjust movement speed within its limits                             |
+| W / Up, S / Down                 | Enter Free navigation   | Move forward / backward along the camera direction, including pitch |
+| A / Left, D / Right              | Enter Free navigation   | Strafe along camera-right                                           |
+| Q / E                            | Enter Free navigation   | Move down / up along `camera.up`                                    |
+| Shift                            | Modifies Orbit gestures | Boost movement speed                                                |
+| Escape                           | Cancel an active drag   | Stop immediately and return to Orbit                                |
+| Double-click                     | Reset original pose     | Reset original pose and return to Orbit                             |
+
+Hover the viewport to use navigation keys. Diagonal movement is normalized, and
+movement accelerates smoothly. Releasing keys brakes smoothly but leaves Free
+navigation active. The demos display a noninteractive indicator with an Escape hint
+while Free navigation is active. The library leaves overlay UI to the application.
+
+Both perspective and orthographic cameras retain their projection. In orthographic
+views, forward movement changes camera position without perspective-style zoom.
+Native context menus are suppressed on viewport input surfaces; Quilt pane menus
+remain available from the tab bar.
+
+### Options and defaults
+
+| Option                     | Default                              | Meaning                                                                    |
+| -------------------------- | ------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `target`                   | A point 10 units ahead of the camera | Mutable application-owned `Vector3` used as the orbit target               |
+| `orbitTargetPolicy`        | `'follow'`                           | Target behavior when returning to Orbit; see below                         |
+| `speed`                    | `2`                                  | World units per second, clamped to the speed limits                        |
+| `minSpeed` / `maxSpeed`    | `0.05` / `100`                       | Bounds for the base movement speed, including wheel adjustments            |
+| `boostMultiplier`          | `4`                                  | Multiplier while a boost key is held                                       |
+| `acceleration` / `braking` | `0.15` / `0.15`                      | Time constants in seconds; larger values accelerate or stop more gradually |
+| `lookSensitivity`          | `0.003`                              | Radians per CSS pixel during Free mouse-look                               |
+| `bindings`                 | The keys listed above                | `KeyboardEvent.code` arrays per action                                     |
+
+Numeric options must be positive and finite; `maxSpeed` must be at least `minSpeed`.
+Acceleration and braking describe Free navigation inertia, not Orbit damping.
+Orbit and pan currently use a fixed damping factor of `0.12`.
+
+Bindings accept `forward`, `backward`, `left`, `right`, `down`, `up`, and `boost`.
+Omitted actions retain defaults, supplied arrays replace them, and empty arrays
+disable them. For example, `{ forward: ['KeyI'], down: [] }` replaces W/Up with I,
+disables Q/down, and leaves all other actions unchanged. The default boost codes are
+`ShiftLeft` and `ShiftRight`.
+
+### Orbit target policies
+
+| Policy       | Demo label           | Behavior when returning to Orbit                                                                       |
+| ------------ | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
+| `'follow'`   | Follow navigation    | Retain the viewing direction; put the target ahead at the distance saved when Free navigation began    |
+| `'preserve'` | Preserve orbit point | Restore the world-space target saved when Free navigation began; turn the camera toward it immediately |
+
+During Free translation, the working target moves by the same XYZ displacement as
+the camera. Follow then rebuilds that target on return:
+
+```text
+target = camera position + viewing direction × previous orbit distance
+```
+
+Follow includes vertical displacement and pitch. Preserve restores the full saved
+point instead. Its return changes orientation as needed, but retains camera position
+and zoom. The saved point survives pane remounts and companion transitions.
+
+Assign `controls.orbitTargetPolicy` at runtime to choose the policy for the next
+return without moving the camera immediately. A change made while Free navigation
+is active uses the point saved on entry to that navigation sequence.
+
+In both demos, **Settings → Camera navigation → Orbit target** exposes these two
+choices, with Follow selected initially. The choice applies to all viewports and
+survives workspace changes and popouts for the current demo session. The **Hotkeys**
+tab documents the keyboard and mouse controls; arrow keys navigate the hovered
+viewport, while focused tabs retain their tab-switching shortcuts.
+
+### Runtime API
+
+| Member                 | Behavior                                                                                                   |
+| ---------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `mode`                 | Read `'orbit'` or `'free'`                                                                                 |
+| `setMode(mode)`        | Switch modes, clearing held movement and velocity                                                          |
+| `speed`                | Read or set base speed; assignments are clamped to the configured limits                                   |
+| `orbitTargetPolicy`    | Read or set `'follow'` or `'preserve'`                                                                     |
+| `camera` / `target`    | Access the controlled camera and mutable orbit target                                                      |
+| `enabled`              | Enable or disable input; disabling stops movement                                                          |
+| `setPosition(Vector3)` | Translate camera and working target together, preserving orientation and zoom and clearing residual motion |
+| `reset()`              | Restore the original pose and Orbit mode                                                                   |
+| `update(delta)`        | Advance controls in seconds; return true while another frame is needed                                     |
+| `dispose()`            | Remove listeners and dispose the underlying OrbitControls; safe to call again                              |
+
+`setPosition()` does not replace the saved Preserve return point during Free
+navigation. This makes it suitable for position synchronization without rotating
+peer cameras. Speed and target policy are runtime settings; bindings, speed limits,
+boost, inertia, and sensitivity are constructor options.
+
+Use `addEventListener('change', handler)` for camera changes and
+`addEventListener('modechange', handler)` for mode changes; the latter event carries
+`mode`. Remove application subscriptions when their owner is disposed.
+
+### Scheduling and input ownership
+
+The controller invalidates its session automatically and advances through the existing
+session scheduler. It creates no animation loop; on-demand rendering settles after
+movement and damping stop. The React adapter uses the same scheduling infrastructure.
+
+Only one hovered viewport owns keyboard navigation within a session, including
+companions. Inputs, textareas, selects, editable content, visible menus/dialogs, and
+Ctrl/Meta/Alt shortcuts are excluded. Leaving a viewport, switching hovered panes,
+losing window focus, hiding/disabling a view, or disposing controls stops keyboard
+motion immediately. Held-key repeat cannot transfer movement to another pane:
+a fresh key press is required. After editing a form control, focus the viewport to
+resume navigation.
+
+Camera pose, target, mode, and speed survive remounts within the same session; held
+keys and velocity do not. `ThreeSession` supplies `ControlsContext.inputScope` for
+shared ownership and retained state. Standalone controllers may supply the same
+scope object across documents; without one, the scope is the input element's document.
+
+Mounted views dispose their controls. View teardown never disposes shared scene
+assets. Collision detection, gravity, pointer lock, and gamepad navigation are outside
+this controller's scope.

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+import type { Camera, ColorRepresentation } from 'three';
+import type { ThreeSession } from './index.js';
+export interface CameraHelpersOptions {
+    visible?: boolean;
+    ray?: 'center' | 'pointer' | false;
+    maxDistance?: number;
+    color?: ColorRepresentation;
+    /** Marker size multiplier, independent of camera projection and clipping planes. */
+    size?: number;
+    /** Omit to follow all registered cameras. Explicit cameras remain visible when their panes unmount. */
+    cameras?: readonly Camera[];
+    /** Select which viewing cameras display helpers. A camera never displays its own helper. */
+    visibleIn?: (camera: Camera) => boolean;
+}
+/** Small camera outlines and optional picking rays. Never changes camera layers or scene assets. */
+export declare class CameraHelpers {
+    private readonly session;
+    private readonly options;
+    private readonly entries;
+    private readonly hidden;
+    private readonly unsubscribe;
+    private disposed;
+    private visible;
+    private readonly distance;
+    private readonly size;
+    constructor(session: ThreeSession, options?: CameraHelpersOptions);
+    setVisible(visible: boolean): void;
+    setCameraVisible(camera: Camera, visible: boolean): void;
+    private sync;
+    private prepare;
+    dispose(): void;
+}
+//# sourceMappingURL=camera-helpers.d.ts.map

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