Canonical room input

Define the walls. Validate the loop. Save the geometry.

Select a room model and enter every boundary edge in order. A valid room must close exactly, remain orthogonal, and never cross or touch itself. Canonical edge names are derived from the finished geometry.

Notional compass N = positive Y E = positive X SVG orientation is handled by the renderer.

Step 1

Room boundary

Room model Rotate model

Horizontal closure E 0 mm = W 0 mm

Vertical closure N 0 mm = S 0 mm

Boundary edges in anticlockwise walking order
Segment	Walk	Canonical edge	Length

All dimensions are positive whole millimetres. Canonical names appear only when the boundary is valid.

Select a model or edit an edge to begin.

Step 2

Canonical SVG

Draft

Overall width: —
Overall height: —
Area: —
Perimeter: —

Nothing has been saved to R2 in this browser session.

Canonical data

Room JSON

This object is the source for tests and, later, the board-layout engine. The SVG is only a renderer.

{}

Edge naming rule used here

Edges are classified by outward face. Within each face they are ordered by inward depth, then by clockwise lateral priority: north east-to-west, east south-to-north, south west-to-east, and west north-to-south. This produces identifiers such as N1, N2, E1 and W1.