* fix: allow deleting walls and slabs via floating action menu
Walls and slabs were excluded from ALLOWED_TYPES in FloatingActionMenu,
so no delete UI appeared when selecting them. Added wall/slab to the
allowed types and show only the delete button (no move/duplicate) since
they are structural elements.
Usage: switch to select mode (V), click a wall or slab, then use the
floating trash icon or press Delete/Backspace to remove it.
Closes#156
* fix: offset delete button higher on walls/slabs to avoid covering measurement labels
* feat: implement sledgehammer-style delete mode
Clicking the trash icon in the floating action menu now activates a
persistent delete mode (like The Sims sledgehammer tool) instead of
deleting immediately. Users can then click objects on the canvas to
delete them one by one. Press V or Escape to exit delete mode.
- Wire delete mode clicks/hover in SelectionManager
- Add D keyboard shortcut to activate delete mode
- Change floating menu delete button to activate delete mode
- Add crosshair cursor when delete mode is active
Slider control:
- Rewrite drag interaction to use label-based drag instead of track slider
- Remove hardcoded min/max bounds, default to unbounded
- Add ArrowLeft/ArrowRight key support alongside Up/Down
- Cleaner, more compact UI (238 lines vs 332)
ESC key cancel fix:
- Pressing ESC during mid-action (drawing wall, placing slab) now only
cancels the current action, not also switching back to select mode
- Tools mark cancel as consumed via markToolCancelConsumed()
- Second ESC press switches to select mode as before
Window panel:
- Remove hardcoded min/max on position, dimension, and frame sliders
- Works with new unbounded slider defaults
Viewer:
- Re-enable default antialias on WebGPU renderer
- Remove GroundOccluder (no longer needed)
- Add resize debounce (100ms)
- Clean up post-processing pipeline code
The keyboard shortcuts dialog documents T as counter-clockwise rotation,
and it works during placement/move mode, but was missing for already
selected nodes. R (clockwise) worked in all contexts but T did not.
Adds a first-person walkthrough mode so you can explore your home
from the inside at eye level. WASD to move, mouse to look around,
Q/E to float up/down. Press ESC to exit.
