export_world.py exports the owner four-strate world (LOD0-2 around each arrival + one FI passage view) through the headless mesh exporter and converts to GLB (16-45 MB, 0.6-1.7M triangles each); GLBs are git-ignored and regenerated by the script. Menu collapses to a button (collapsed by default on phones), smaller phone controls, loading progress and errors. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016dhxM43dnWvUu2B5Ph1iG1
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W2 web viewer report
Exported the owner's Standalone/data/owner_world.json with the existing L101 headless mesh exporter, --clip-radius=3, and LOD0–2. The five GLBs are in meshes/; sizes are decimal MB.
| View | GLB size | Triangles |
|---|---|---|
sw-arrival.glb |
15.89 MB | 605,310 |
fi-arrival.glb |
31.29 MB | 1,214,996 |
tn-arrival.glb |
30.71 MB | 1,199,460 |
vs-arrival.glb |
27.72 MB | 1,096,822 |
fi-passage.glb |
45.09 MB | 1,743,474 |
The web menu now collapses to a button and starts collapsed at phone widths. Phone text and controls are smaller. Mesh-list and GLB loading show progress, and failures display an error. The viewer selects sw-arrival.glb by default when it is present.
Refresh all five views from the repository root with:
python3 Standalone/Tools/webviewer/export_world.py
The script applies the requested affinity and 6 GiB address-space limit, converts through the W1 convert.py, and writes run logs plus export-summary.json to Saved/Linux/w2/. No position or normal quantization was needed; the largest file is 45.09 MB.
Not verified: loading and visually inspecting these new GLBs in the owner's phone browser, or measuring phone transfer time and memory use. The headless exports and conversions completed successfully.