Plan and side use the same scale (22 px per m) and share their horizontal extent, so the footing lines up. The side view breaks
the column (3 m above the footing) and the piles (4 m below it) so its height stays near the plan's. The row is three columns
from 1100 px, the side view drops to its own row between 800 and 1100 px, and it stacks below 800 px.
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The footing card shows a plan (footing rectangle, pile circles, column, pier axis, mm labels) and an elevation (footing,
piles to their tips, column, h1 and pile length). The drawings are SVG strings built from the model, so they follow the
inputs. θ is noted as not yet applied. Tests check the pile count, the mm labels and the width input.
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The solplate's L (A + margin) runs across the 교각축 직각 and its W (B + margin) along the 교축; the top tapers across L with
T1 at the (−) side (T1 = T + L·|S|/200). The 교량받침 본체 is one box per bearing: the solplate plan less 100 mm on each
side, from the mortar top (EL.X) up h3 = 181 mm, turned with the bearing row. It is shown with the bearing group.
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Each bearing gets a solplate wedge: tapered along the 교축 with T1 on the 시점 side, underside at the bearing top (block
top + h3). A, B come from the drawing's ELEVATION table, S and T1/T2 from the SOLPLATE table (NO, S(%), L, W, T, T1, T2),
read by position. The 공통 규칙 (T 30, margin 100, h3 181) feed the plan; changing them regenerates the piers. A new
"솔플레이트" part can be shown or hidden. A solplate table is read only when its S values are found; a missing S is reported.
Also commits the option-1 test change (drawing EL.X minus Excel z).
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Hc = Level underside − footing top, and h_cop = step top at the column centre − Level underside. P1 gives 12703 and 2644,
unchanged. With taper h2 = 3000 the Level underside moves down, so Hc = 11203 and the P2 top (Level underside + l_d)
moves to 13039, while the P1 top stays at the step top (15147). The 3D and the 철근표 use the same heights.
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C12 and C13 come from one grid from the Level underside + 127 at 250 mm, up to top − 400 mm (상면 여유). The fixed count of
seven rows is kept only for callers that give no top. P1 is unchanged (C12 5, C13 2); a taper of 3000 mm now gives C12 11
and C13 2, and the C13 first row is always the last C12 row plus 250.
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The split between C12 and C13 follows the end underside, not a fixed level: C12 rows lie between the Level underside and
the end underside (taper height h2), C13 rows between the end underside and the top (end height h1). The break is the end
underside + 127 mm, the taper line's start at the end face. P1 is unchanged (C12 41.288–42.288, C13 42.538–42.788). Tests
check the band rule for h1 and h2 changes.
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The three values are inputs on the coping card, with the P1 values (1000 · 1500 · 2100) when absent, and they are tracked
like the other shape inputs. The geometry and the coping rebar read them from one CopingGeom: the U heights follow the
closed form (h1 − 2c) + h2·min(x_s, x_L0)/x_L0, which reproduces the P1 values. The side rows are assumed to keep their
position relative to the Level underside (명세 확인 필요). P1 results are unchanged; the full suite passes.
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Each block takes the skew of its bearing row against the perpendicular of its stretch axis (rowSkewDeg, from the bearing
azimuth). The blocks and pads are turned to that skew, and the S1/S2 bars are drawn in the block frame and turned with
it, so their lengths and embedments do not change. ② shows the row skew (P1: front −4.42°, back −3.11°). Approved
2026-10-23 with the drawing as reference.
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Bars drawn through several points are one tube each, with every bend rounded by R·tan(φ/2) at the centre-line radius
(inner factor × d + d/2). The inside-radius factors (D16 and below, D19–D25, D29–D35, D38 and above) are inputs in 공통
설정, with KDS-based defaults 2 / 3 / 4 / 5. The size-class limits sit in one place (SIZE_CLASS), which also fixes
D25 (25.4) being read as the D29–D35 class in hookLength. The helper bendDeduction gives the centre-line deduction for
the length option, which is not yet applied to the 철근표 lengths.
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The three 폐합 of one position were drawn at the same x, so their U bars overlapped. Loop i now sits at x + i·2d and its
삿갓 one bar (d) beside its U, so no U meets another loop's U or 삿갓. The 철근표 counts and lengths are unchanged.
The rule is geometry only; the spec (§4.3) needs the stacking note.
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The 철근표 has a selection checkbox per row. Select-all / clear and 선택만 보기 sit above the table. In 선택만 보기 the other
bars are hidden in 3D and the members stay at 50% for context. A 3D click or an alert [보기] selects one bar; the
selection clears when the member tab or the pier changes. The selection is screen state and is not saved to the project.
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On ③ the members, the ground and the blinding concrete are drawn at half opacity without depth writes, so the bars show
through. Outside ③ each part returns to its own opacity. Rebar colours are shaded to 0.8 and slightly glossier so they
read through the members. Approved 2026-10-23.
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Role colours stay the default (spec §6.7). A control on ③ switches to diameter (nominal size, H and S of one size
share a colour, Okabe–Ito palette) or member (받침블럭 · 코핑 · 기둥 · 확대기초). The legend lists only the items
the model has. Highlighting and the state colours are unchanged. Approved 2026-10-23.
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Each member can take its own fck on its ② card. A member without one uses the ③ 공통 fck, and fy stays common.
The rebar table and the 3D model both read the resolved value. The I02 note stays until every fck member has its
own value. The project file stores the values as optional fckByMember and refuses a bad value on open.
Changing the fck is not a shape change, so it is not counted in the pending changes.
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The stair bars in the 철근표 and the 3D model, and the 3D bottom and column bars, were built with the default fck,
so a changed fck did not reach them. buildRebar3D now takes the material, and a material change rebuilds the scene.
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- The 3D model of ③ draws each bar family from the rebar modules (coping top and
bottom bars, shear loops, side bars, column bars and ties, footing B1–B8, bearing
S1/S2) and names every bar as its 철근표 number.
- A table row click highlights the bar in 3D (the others dim); a click on a 3D bar
selects its row in the table and sets the member tab. Drags still rotate.
- The rebar is shown only on ③. Not drawn yet: C14, C15/C16, B9–B12, the couplers,
and the bars of a bent coping.
- Tests: family names and counts (P1 46), highlight behaviour.
- Not verified in a browser.
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- 저장 (Ctrl+S) downloads <교량명>_교각설계.pzr.json; 프로젝트 열기 reads it
back and regenerates every pier without the source workbook.
- Save status in the header: 저장 전 / 변경 있음 · 미저장 / 저장됨. The
snapshot excludes the history so a save is not counted as a change.
- Auto-backup to IndexedDB 0.8 s after changes while unsaved; on start a banner
offers recovery or discard. Storage failures are reported, not fatal.
- beforeunload warns while there are unsaved changes.
- B1 (default-vs-changed tracking) is not added yet: inputs are not editable
until the 2단계 input cards exist.
- Not verified in a browser (no debuggable Chrome in this session).
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- Footings, blindings and piles on a bent axis are placed in their stretch's
frame; 일체기초 is grouped per stretch, so a combined footing never crosses
the kink (separate footings, each aligned with its stretch).
- Footings, blindings and piles are trimmed at the mitre plane like the coping.
- The stage-2 refusal for bent foundations is removed; the Level-half-width
refusal for columns at the kink remains.
- Tests: T형 footing crossing the kink stays in stretch 0; 2주형 with columns
on both sides gives one footing per stretch, with mitre clipping in the scene.
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- buildPier builds on buildAxis: each object carries its stretch k and a local
s from that stretch's base; coping parts are per stretch with the mitre plane
trimming the overlap in the scene (renderer.localClippingEnabled).
- Straight P1 output is unchanged (regression tests pass).
- Bent coping is supported for 현장타설말뚝 only; footings and piles on a bent
axis remain 미실시 until stage 3. Kink outside the coping and columns within
the Level half-width of the kink are refused.
- W03/W04 use coping coordinates (g).
- Tests: constructed 60° bend — world coordinates of bearings, blocks and the
column survive the stretch frames; mitre sides; scene mesh count; refusals.
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- Front and back coping tops that differ by 5 mm or more in any segment are
drawn as two coping parts split at the midline between the bearing rows.
Tolerance 5 mm and midline position are the draft assumptions (Q1·Q2).
- Scene extrudes each coping part across its own width.
- solveIp4 computes IP4 as the intersection of the IP1→IP2 line with the
line through IP3 turned by the bend angle (positive = counter-clockwise,
sign convention to be confirmed). Bent coping geometry remains 미실시.
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- three.js scene in the pier frame (pivot at first column centre)
- coping as extruded elevation outline; columns, footings, piles, blinding, bearing blocks and pads
- four view presets, per-part visibility toggles
- workbook load (sample or file), result table, issue list and undetermined defaults
- frame orientation test and bounding-box test
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