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Builder's toolkit: full-size station moulds, profile and transom patterns, and a printable table of offsets - #2
A builder can now print what they need to build a SeaCraft hull: full-size station moulds, a profile (backbone) pattern, a raked transom pattern and a table of offsets, from the CLI, the desktop app and MCP.
Moulds are cut from the refined hull and moved in by the skin thickness (--skin-mm). Where the hull is not square to the station, the mould comes in by t/cos of that angle, capped at 5 t. Each sheet says which face of the mould goes on the station line, the largest bevel, the longest straight segment, and whether a skin was deducted. Optional strongback legs (--strongback Z) and half moulds (--half).
Output: a PDF tiled over A4, A3, Letter or any paper size, with 10 mm overlaps, join marks, a map page for each pattern and two 100 mm check rules. Or one page for each pattern (--single-page), or a single SVG or DXF drawing (millimetres, layers CUT, MARK, REFERENCE, TEXT). The PDF writer has no dependencies and embeds a DejaVu subset, so text such as "Kayık Şile" survives.
Table of offsets:seacraft offsets --pdf, which gives millimetres above the keel, and with --imperial adds feet-inches-eighths.
Front ends:
CLI: seacraft templates.
GUI: File ▸ Builder templates… (the page count is worked out on a Job and is never shown for old options or an old model) and File ▸ Export ▸ Offsets table PDF….
Control channel: build.templates, model.exportoffsets_pdf, ui.settemplates.
MCP: export_templates and export_offsets_pdf, with a new seacraft-boatbuilding skill.
Docs:docs/building.md is the builder's guide. There are new oracle sections 24–29 in docs/oracles.md, plus CHANGELOG, ROADMAP, DISCLAIMER and architecture updates.
Changes the reviewer must look at
Computed numbers move.28fad9e fixes the joining of closed section loops: a loop could drop a point or be reported open. A release build before the fix and one after gave the same hydro --json and sac --json on all seven example hulls except for:
Wigley: midship area and Cm rise 9.46 % (0.6066 → 0.6639), and Cp falls 8.6 % (0.7286 → 0.6656). The Wigley form's own value for both is ⅔, so this removes an error of about 9 %.
Demo hull: the transom station's sac area falls 1.0 %, and seacraft sac gives Cp 0.7097 instead of 0.7029.
Everything else moved by less than 0.01 %, and the demo reference numbers checked in CI did not change.
Corners under the skin. At a convex corner, a segment shorter than the skin is consumed when the line moves in. It is now dropped, and its neighbours' moved lines meet (076491c). Before, it was reported as "skin is thicker than the hull's local radius". The runabout gave that false warning on stations 3, 8 and 10 at a 6 mm skin. Side effect: a convex radius tighter than the skin now gives a sharp mould corner, with no warning. The warning stays for a section the skin swallows whole.
Sharp corners keep their whole mitre (80b7968, from review). Moved corners used to be held to at most 4 t, so at corners sharper than about 29° the mould stood inside the skin. On the example hulls this happened at 7 stem and keel corners, up to 91 mm short on kayik-9m at a 6 mm skin. kayik-9m's station 2 no longer warns at 6 mm; it still does at 12 mm.
Which face goes on the station line (c6b9a25, from review). A section that narrows one way only takes that face, which moves runabout station 5 from "either" to "aft". Where parts narrow opposite ways, the face follows the length-weighted mean and the sheet says which face to bevel and by up to how much. That note appears on the bow stations of the runabout, trawler and kayık, and not on the demo or Wigley hulls.
Before and after
New output, with no "before". The rendered pages (the calibration page and a tile map, and the tiles of station 11 of runabout-6m) will be attached here as images.
How it was verified
cargo xtask ci passes on the rebased branch (816 tests); cargo xtask ci --full passed for the 0.3.0 release this sits on.
The patterns are checked against closed forms: a cylinder, cone, box and raked plane. On the example hulls, the moulds are checked for internal consistency: at least 0.99 t from the section, and no crossings.
Printed size: poppler 22.02.0 drew 100 mm as 1000 px at 254 dpi, and read the text back as "Kayık Şile" (pdf_render ignored test). Ghostscript 9.55.0 nullpage printed nothing for any file.
Page counts for --skin-mm 6 --profile:
Hull
Paper
Pages
runabout-6m
A4
838
demo-hull
A4
refused, over the 1000-page cap (1069)
demo-hull
A3
568
kayik-9m
A4
refused, over the 1000-page cap (1118)
kayik-9m
A3
654 (one warning: profile segments too oblique)
demo-hull, 1:10
A4
38
GUI: headless AccessKit tests. The window shows "822 pages, 11 patterns" for the demo hull and never shows a count for old options or an old model. Export writes the previewed file, a failure is shown, and the export dialog shares no widget id with the window. That last test is for a clash found by hand and fixed in 443d763.
Not done: nobody has printed a page and measured its rules, or built anything on these moulds. The PDFs have not been opened on Windows or macOS. A bow station prints an extra row of tiles only to carry the baseline.
Checklist
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Reference numbers state where they came from (docs/oracles.md)
New or ported code and dependencies are GPL-3.0-or-later compatible, and attributed
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New Features
Added full-size hull-building patterns in PDF, SVG, or DXF through the CLI, desktop app, and MCP.
Added configurable pattern options, including station selection, skin deduction, mould orientation, waterlines, transoms, paper size, and scale.
Added PDF exports for offsets tables, with optional imperial readings.
Added a desktop preview for builder patterns and millimetre units for DXF exports.
Bug Fixes
Corrected hull-section path handling for closed loops.
Kept CLI JSON output free of status messages when exporting offsets.
Documentation
Added a boatbuilding guide and clarified that patterns and offset tables should be checked before cutting.
… closed
chain_paths dropped the last point of the first closed loop it walked, so a
closed square came back as three points, and compared a vertex with an edge
index to decide whether a later loop had closed, so that loop came back open
or cut short. Sections of decked hulls lost a point; the waterplane of a hull
with more than one waterline loop could lose a loop. Found while cutting
station moulds, where a missing corner is a wrong pattern.
A plane passing within a millimetre of a flat panel's vertex cuts segments
a fraction of a millimetre long beside the corner. Moved along its own
normal alone, the far end of such a sliver landed outside the corner's
mitre, so the mould line ran backwards by nearly the skin and was reported
as crossing itself. Vertices on a straight run are now placed between the
moved ends of that run.
…ported as a crossing
Moving a section inward shortens every segment at a convex corner. One
shorter than that, such as a few millimetres of topside where it turns
onto a deck under a 6 mm skin, ran backwards, and anything over 0.2 mm
was reported as the skin being thicker than the hull's radius: three of
the runabout example's eleven stations were. The consumed segment is now
dropped and its neighbours' moved lines meet, as an inward offset does.
The warning stays for a line the skin consumes whole, one turned inside
out, and moved segments that cross.
…templates window
Both windows were titled "Builder templates", so egui gave them one id and
flagged every widget in them as a clash once Export… was clicked. The file
dialog now has an id of its own.
The change adds hull-building pattern generation and PDF, SVG, and DXF outputs. It adds PDF offsets tables and exposes these outputs through the CLI, GUI, control channel, and MCP. Shared core modules provide PDF writing, sheet layout, font handling, and unit formatting.
Changes: Builder Toolkit
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Summary
PDF, font, and unit foundation crates/seacraft-core/src/{pdf,ttf,fonts,units}.rs, crates/seacraft-core/src/lib.rs, crates/seacraft-core/tests/pdf_render.rs, crates/seacraft-gui/src/theme.rs, NOTICE, xtask/src/main.rs
The core adds PDF generation, TrueType parsing and subsetting, font assets, and metric and imperial formatting. PDF documents embed a font subset for text. The GUI and distribution staging use the core font assets.
Sheet formats and tiled printing crates/seacraft-core/src/{sheet,dxf}.rs
The sheet module adds SVG and millimetre DXF output, single-page PDFs, and tiled PDFs with calibration pages, maps, and page limits. DXF adds closed polylines and millimetre units.
The core adds station, profile, and transom patterns, skin deductions, template-set validation, and output writing. chain_paths changes closed-loop detection and endpoint handling.
Offsets-table PDF crates/seacraft-core/src/offsets.rs
The offsets module adds metric PDF tables and optional imperial tables, with pagination and empty-table validation.
CLI and MCP export entry points crates/seacraft-cli/src/{main,mcp}.rs, crates/seacraft-cli/tests/templates.rs
The CLI adds templates and PDF options for offsets. MCP adds template and offsets-PDF export tools, argument checks, connected routing, and output metadata.
GUI template and offsets exports crates/seacraft-gui/src/{app,commands,control,panels}.rs, crates/seacraft-gui/tests/*
The GUI adds a Builder templates panel with asynchronous previews and export handling, plus offsets-PDF export. The control channel accepts both export types.
Documentation describes builder exports, workflows, geometry checks, and print-scale checks. It states that patterns have not been validated against printed sets or a built boat.
sequenceDiagram
participant CLI as cmd_templates
participant Templates as templates::template_set
participant Writer as templates::write
participant Sheets as sheet::pdf_tiled
participant PDF as Pdf::finish
CLI->>Templates: Build templates from the hull surface and options
Templates-->>CLI: Return template set and warnings
CLI->>Writer: Write the selected format
Writer->>Sheets: Generate tiled PDF pages
Sheets->>PDF: Finalize the PDF document
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In a narrow case, a sharp convex corner at the end of an open station section can produce a mould with less clearance than the requested skin thickness and no warning. Most moulds are unaffected, and the output is already labelled as unvalidated. Add a warning or preserve the offset constraint for this case; it should not block the rest of the change.
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A rabbit checks the measured page, Then folds a map beside the gauge. Hull lines bloom in patterns clear, A table prints for builders near. The rabbit hops, with plans in tow.
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Review comments at @crates/seacraft-cli/src/main.rs:
- Line 2146: Update the PDF confirmation in the offsets demo flow to keep stdout
valid JSON when a.json is true: send the message to stderr or suppress it in
JSON mode, while preserving the confirmation for non-JSON output.
Review comments at @crates/seacraft-core/src/sheet.rs:
- Line 497: Update the SVG layout bounds derived from Sheet::bounds() to include
each label’s complete text extent, using the existing extent_mm() sizing
behavior rather than label anchors alone. Position the row and viewBox to retain
the full extent of end-anchored labels while preserving the existing margin and
note handling.
- Around line 872-873: Update the tile-selection logic around label_line_mm and
mark to mark every tile intersected by the label’s full rotated bounds, rather
than only the tile containing its baseline; ensure adjacent tiles are included
even when overlap_mm is zero.
Review comments at @crates/seacraft-core/src/templates.rs:
- Around line 242-244: Update the mitre limiting logic around `len` and `cap` so
a capped mitre cannot silently provide less than the required skin clearance.
Use a join that preserves the deduction, or mark the limited mitre as unreliable
so the pattern reports a warning; retain the existing non-self-intersection
behavior for long adjacent segments.
- Line 1258: Update the construction of cut_at so each retained position keeps
its original station number, and update profile_template to use that number for
labels instead of renumbering retained positions sequentially. Preserve the
existing position values and filtering behavior.
- Around line 489-490: Update the closed-path area check using area2 on
path.points and moved so an inset with zero area is flagged as a self-crossing
alongside an orientation reversal. Preserve the existing orientation check and
ensure the collapsed-area case sets out.crosses_itself.
- Around line 910-916: Update the mould-face assignment using the range of
`Meeting::along` values rather than only `outline.mean_along`; when directions
conflict, report that a bevel is required instead of assigning
`MouldFace::Either`. Preserve the existing forward and aft behavior when the
section’s directions do not conflict.
Review comments at @crates/seacraft-gui/src/panels.rs:
- Around line 6747-6748: Update the station-list parsing flow around `parsed`
and `xs` to retain the displayed draft when parsing fails while tracking whether
that draft is valid. Show the parsing error for an invalid draft, and make the
preview/export readiness depend on successful validation of the current
displayed list so Export cannot use stale `params.stations`.
Review comments at @docs/building.md:
- Around line 76-77: Update the bevel guidance in the sheet instructions so
builders establish the local bevel along each section with a batten across
several moulds, rather than planing the entire edge to the section’s largest
bevel; preserve the instruction to check the fit before planking.
Review comments at @docs/oracles.md:
- Around line 700-701: Update the `a_cylinder_mould_is_smaller_by_the_skin`
oracle entry to distinguish the polygon’s geometric approximation from the
test’s asserted tolerance: record the radial-error threshold as `5e-5` and
retain the geometric approximation as a separate value.
Review comments at @skills/seacraft-hull-numerics/SKILL.md:
- Line 65: Update the station-comparison guidance in the mould and offsets-table
discussion to clarify that the table agrees with the undeducted hull surface
reference, not the mould cut line; preserve the distinction when a nonzero skin
deduction is applied.
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The mitre was held at four skin thicknesses, so at a corner sharper than about
29 degrees the moved corner stayed nearer the hull than the skin and the mould
would stand in it. Moving inward, the mitre is the offset corner itself, and a
mitre that overshoots its pieces is already consumed. On the example hulls the
cap fired at a few stem and keel corners (up to 91 mm short on kayik-9m at a
6 mm skin), and kayik-9m's station 2 no longer reports a crossing at 6 mm.
…as a point
A closed section exactly two skins across moved in to a single point. Its
area was zero, so the inside-out check passed it and the pattern was a point
with no warning. A moved loop with no area left now reports that the skin is
thicker than the hull's radius.
…s named
When a station missed the hull and was skipped, the profile numbered the
stations left in order, so its line 2 was the sheet called Station 3. The
profile now takes each station with its number.
The face that goes on the station line came from the section's mean slope
alone. Where the sides narrow forward and the sheer rises, part of the edge
narrows the other way and stands proud of the skin whichever face is used,
and the sheet did not say so. A section that narrows one way only now takes
that way's face, and one that narrows both ways keeps the mean's face and
says which face to bevel there and by up to how much.
The builder's guide no longer says to plane the whole edge to the largest
bevel: that is the most any part needs, and a batten finds the rest.
A row of patterns in an SVG or DXF was laid out from the points and label
anchors alone, so a label ending at a drawing's edge, as a waterline's name
does, ran out of the SVG's view or into the next pattern. The row now uses the
same extent as the PDF pages, which counts each label's text.
…base line's
A tile was printed for a label only where the label's base line crossed it,
so with little or no overlap the tops of letters standing just below a tile's
edge fell on a page that was never printed. Each label now marks the tiles its
whole box touches. The documented page counts did not change.
With --json and a file to write (--pdf, --html or --csv), each "wrote" line
went to the standard output ahead of the table, so a program reading the JSON
could not parse it. Those lines now go to the standard error under --json.
In Builder templates, a station list typed with a mistake stayed on screen
while the page count and Export kept using the last list that read, so the
file written was not the list shown. The window now says the list does not
read, shows no page count and disables Export until it does.
…er oracle's two tolerances
The hull-numerics skill said a mould and the offsets table agree at a
station; with a skin deducted it is the pattern's dashed hull line that
matches the table, not the cut line. It now also names the full mitre and
the closed-to-nothing warning. The cylinder oracle gave the polygon's
deviation (9.5e-6 m) as if it were the test's tolerance (5e-5 m); both are
now stated.
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Minor · Report a terminal segment that the mitre consumes on an open path. · templates.rs:408-420
crates/seacraft-core/src/templates.rs:408-420 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Report a terminal segment that the mitre consumes on an open path.
On an open path, a convex mitre can consume the terminal segment. When a neighbour is absent, the branch at lines 408-420 places the replacement point at middle, which need not lie on the remaining offset line. For an open V through (-0.045 * tan(10°), 0.045), (0, 0), and (tan(10°), 1) with a 10 mm skin, the mitre rises 57.59 mm and consumes the first segment. The replacement midpoint sits about 8.12 mm from the remaining hull segment, which is inside the 10 mm skin. collapse_consumed_segments returns false with one live segment left. outline() then closes the two-point cut path without a warning.
Keep the remaining offset constraint for this case, or report the terminal collapse as an unusable mould. Either change needs a decision about the intended behaviour, so this comment gives no diff.
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Review comment at @crates/seacraft-core/src/templates.rs around lines 408 - 420:
In the `at` selection using `moved_lines_meet`, handle open-path terminal mitres that consume a segment without falling back to `middle` when it violates the remaining offset constraint. Establish whether this case should retain a point on the remaining offset line or be reported as an unusable mould; implement the chosen behavior and ensure `collapse_consumed_segments` and `outline()` do not silently produce a closed, invalid cut path.
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Review comments at @crates/seacraft-core/src/templates.rs:
- Around line 408-420: In the `at` selection using `moved_lines_meet`, handle
open-path terminal mitres that consume a segment without falling back to
`middle` when it violates the remaining offset constraint. Establish whether
this case should retain a point on the remaining offset line or be reported as
an unusable mould; implement the chosen behavior and ensure
`collapse_consumed_segments` and `outline()` do not silently produce a closed,
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Roadmap M6, phase 1.
What and why
A builder can now print what they need to build a SeaCraft hull: full-size station moulds, a profile (backbone) pattern, a raked transom pattern and a table of offsets, from the CLI, the desktop app and MCP.
--skin-mm). Where the hull is not square to the station, the mould comes in by t/cos of that angle, capped at 5 t. Each sheet says which face of the mould goes on the station line, the largest bevel, the longest straight segment, and whether a skin was deducted. Optional strongback legs (--strongback Z) and half moulds (--half).--single-page), or a single SVG or DXF drawing (millimetres, layersCUT,MARK,REFERENCE,TEXT). The PDF writer has no dependencies and embeds a DejaVu subset, so text such as "Kayık Şile" survives.seacraft offsets --pdf, which gives millimetres above the keel, and with--imperialadds feet-inches-eighths.seacraft templates.Joband is never shown for old options or an old model) and File ▸ Export ▸ Offsets table PDF….build.templates,model.exportoffsets_pdf,ui.settemplates.export_templatesandexport_offsets_pdf, with a newseacraft-boatbuildingskill.docs/building.mdis the builder's guide. There are new oracle sections 24–29 indocs/oracles.md, plus CHANGELOG, ROADMAP, DISCLAIMER and architecture updates.Changes the reviewer must look at
hydro --jsonandsac --jsonon all seven example hulls except for:sacarea falls 1.0 %, andseacraft sacgives Cp 0.7097 instead of 0.7029.Before and after
New output, with no "before". The rendered pages (the calibration page and a tile map, and the tiles of station 11 of
runabout-6m) will be attached here as images.How it was verified
cargo xtask cipasses on the rebased branch (816 tests);cargo xtask ci --fullpassed for the 0.3.0 release this sits on.The patterns are checked against closed forms: a cylinder, cone, box and raked plane. On the example hulls, the moulds are checked for internal consistency: at least 0.99 t from the section, and no crossings.
Printed size: poppler 22.02.0 drew 100 mm as 1000 px at 254 dpi, and read the text back as "Kayık Şile" (
pdf_renderignored test). Ghostscript 9.55.0nullpageprinted nothing for any file.Page counts for
--skin-mm 6 --profile:GUI: headless AccessKit tests. The window shows "822 pages, 11 patterns" for the demo hull and never shows a count for old options or an old model. Export writes the previewed file, a failure is shown, and the export dialog shares no widget id with the window. That last test is for a clash found by hand and fixed in 443d763.
Not done: nobody has printed a page and measured its rules, or built anything on these moulds. The PDFs have not been opened on Windows or macOS. A bow station prints an extra row of tiles only to carry the baseline.
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cargo xtask cipassesdocs/oracles.md)GPL-3.0-or-latercompatible, and attributedSummary by CodeRabbit