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# Architecture Decision Document
# Architecture Decision Document — Fantasy-Map-Generator WebGL Layer Framework
_This document builds collaboratively through step-by-step discovery. Sections are appended as we work through each architectural decision together._
**Project:** Fantasy-Map-Generator
**Author:** Azgaar (via Winston/Architect)
**Date:** 2026-03-12
**Status:** Complete — Ready for Implementation
---
## 1. Project Context Analysis
### 1.1 Scope Summary
This architecture addresses a **brownfield, isolated subsystem replacement** in FMG's rendering pipeline. The surface area is:
- **New:** `WebGL2LayerFramework` TypeScript class (`src/modules/webgl-layer-framework.ts`)
- **Refactored:** `src/renderers/draw-relief-icons.ts` — migrated to use the framework instead of ad-hoc context management
- **Added:** Unit tests (`src/modules/webgl-layer-framework.test.ts`)
- **Unchanged:** All 32 SVG layers, D3 data pipeline, `public/modules/` legacy JS, globe renderer, SVG export
### 1.2 Functional Requirements Coverage
| FR Category | Count | Architectural Component |
| ------------------------------------ | ----- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Framework Core (FR1FR4) | 4 | `WebGL2LayerFramework` class |
| Coordinate Sync (FR5FR7) | 3 | `syncTransform()` method + orthographic camera |
| Layer Lifecycle (FR8FR11) | 4 | `setVisible()`, `ResizeObserver`, `dispose()` |
| Relief Rendering (FR12FR17) | 6 | `draw-relief-icons.ts` refactored |
| Compatibility & Fallback (FR18FR19) | 2 | `detectWebGL2()` guard in framework init |
| Interaction (FR20FR21) | 2 | `pointer-events: none` on canvas; existing Layers panel unchanged |
| Developer API (FR22FR24) | 3 | `register(config)` public method |
| Testability (FR25FR27) | 3 | Pure functions / injectable dependencies |
**Total: 27 FRs — all addressed.**
### 1.3 Non-Functional Constraints Shaping Architecture
| NFR | Architectural Impact |
| ----------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| NFR-P6: No GPU teardown on hide | `setVisible(false)` must set `mesh.visible = false` only — NOT call `dispose()` |
| NFR-C3: Max 2 WebGL contexts (1 globe + 1 map) | Single `THREE.WebGLRenderer` shared across all registered layers |
| NFR-M3: Global Module Pattern | `window.WebGL2LayerFramework = new WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass()` at module bottom |
| NFR-B1/B2: Bundle size ≤ 50KB gzip increase | Three.js already present; named imports only (`import { WebGLRenderer, ... } from 'three'`) |
| NFR-M5: ≥ 80% Vitest coverage on framework core | Pure coordinate functions and registration API must be injected/mockable |
### 1.4 Critical Brownfield Constraints Discovered in Codebase
| Constraint | Detail | Architectural Response |
| --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Existing WebGL relief renderer | `draw-relief-icons.ts` already has a working Three.js renderer | Framework wraps/extends it — not replace from scratch |
| `undrawRelief` tears down GPU | Current implementation disposes renderer on hide — violates NFR-P6 | Framework `setVisible(false)` replaces teardown pattern |
| Canvas placement is wrong | Currently `insertAdjacentElement("afterend", map)` — canvas sits above all SVG layers | Framework uses positioned wrapper; MVP uses z-index above SVG (see Decision 3) |
| Globals `viewX`, `viewY`, `scale` | Coordinate sync uses raw window globals | Framework abstracts to `syncTransform()` callable function; tests inject mock values |
| `#map { position: absolute }` | SVG has no positioned parent container | Framework wraps SVG in `#map-container` on init |
---
## 2. Technology Stack
No new dependencies are introduced. The framework uses only technologies already in the project:
| Technology | Version | Role in This Feature |
| ---------- | -------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| TypeScript | ^5.9.3 | Framework implementation language |
| Three.js | ^0.183.2 | WebGL renderer, orthographic camera, scene management |
| Vite | ^7.3.1 | Bundling (tree-shaking Three.js named imports) |
| Vitest | ^4.0.18 | Unit tests for coordinate sync and framework API |
| D3 | ^7.9.0 | Source of zoom transform values (`viewX`, `viewY`, `scale`) |
**Three.js imports used (tree-shaken):**
```typescript
import {
WebGLRenderer,
Scene,
OrthographicCamera,
BufferGeometry,
BufferAttribute,
Mesh,
MeshBasicMaterial,
TextureLoader,
SRGBColorSpace,
LinearMipmapLinearFilter,
LinearFilter,
DoubleSide
} from "three";
```
---
## 3. Core Architectural Decisions
### Decision 1: Single Shared WebGL Context via `WebGL2LayerFramework`
**Decision:** A new `WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass` TypeScript module manages a single `THREE.WebGLRenderer` instance shared by all registered WebGL layers. It replaces `draw-relief-icons.ts`'s module-level renderer with a centralized framework.
**Rationale:**
- Browser WebGL context limit (816 per page) requires minimizing context creation
- The globe renderer already holds context #1; the map framework holds context #2 — this is the budget maximum (NFR-C3)
- A single `THREE.Scene` with `renderOrder` per layer handles draw ordering within the shared context
- The existing `draw-relief-icons.ts` will be refactored to register with this framework instead of managing its own renderer
**Alternatives rejected:**
- One canvas per layer: would exceed context limit at 3+ WebGL layers
- Raw WebGL2 without Three.js: Three.js already present; adds no bundle cost; handles context loss/restore, shader compilation, VBO management
### Decision 2: Layer Registration API
**Decision:** The framework exposes a `register(config: WebGLLayerConfig)` method. Callers provide an `id`, `anchorLayerId` (SVG element ID for z-position reference), `renderOrder` (Three.js scene draw order), `setup(scene)` callback, and `dispose()` callback. The framework manages canvas lifecycle; layer-specific GPU resource creation happens in `setup`.
```typescript
interface WebGLLayerConfig {
id: string;
anchorLayerId: string; // e.g. "terrain" — SVG <g> whose DOM position sets z-index
renderOrder: number; // Three.js renderOrder for objects in this layer
setup: (scene: THREE.Scene) => void; // called once after WebGL2 context confirmed
dispose: (scene: THREE.Scene) => void; // called on framework.unregister(id)
}
```
**What the framework manages:**
- Canvas element creation, sizing, positioning
- `THREE.WebGLRenderer` + `THREE.Scene` initialization
- Z-index derivation from anchor SVG layer DOM position
- Visibility toggle (`visible = false/true` on registered `THREE.Object3D` groups)
- Canvas resize via `ResizeObserver`
- D3 zoom/pan → orthographic camera sync
**What each layer module manages:**
- Creating `THREE.Mesh` / `BufferGeometry` / textures in `setup(scene)`
- Clearing and rebuilding geometry when data changes (called by `drawRelief` equivalent)
- Cleaning up GPU objects in `dispose(scene)`
### Decision 3: Canvas Z-Index Positioning — MVP vs. Phase 2
**MVP Decision:** The canvas is inserted as a sibling to `#map` in `#map-container` (a new `position: relative` wrapper div). The z-index is computed from the anchor SVG layer's page position in the DOM stack.
**Known limitation:** Because all 32 SVG layers are inside `#map` (a single SVG element), CSS z-index cannot interleave the canvas between SVG layer groups. In MVP, the canvas renders **above the entire SVG** (higher z-index than `#map`). SVG layers that should visually overlay terrain icons (religion fills, borders, labels) will appear underneath the canvas.
**Why this is acceptable for MVP:**
- The visual impact is limited: relief icons appear in terrain cells (mountains, forests), while labels/burg icons appear in civilized cells — overlap is uncommon in practice
- The current codebase ALREADY exhibits this same behavior (`draw-relief-icons.ts` places canvas after `#map` in DOM order with no z-index)
- `pointer-events: none` preserves all interaction; the UX regression is purely visual
**Phase 2 fix — DOM-Split Architecture:**
```
#map-container (position: relative)
├── svg#map-back (layers 111, z-index: 1)
├── canvas#terrainCanvas (z-index: 2, pointer-events: none)
└── svg#map-front (layers 1332 + interaction, z-index: 3)
```
This requires moving layer `<g>` elements between two SVG elements and syncing D3 transforms to both — deferred to Phase 2.
**Z-index computation formula (MVP):**
```typescript
function getLayerZIndex(anchorLayerId: string): number {
const anchor = document.getElementById(anchorLayerId);
if (!anchor) return 100;
// Use the element's index in its parent's children as the z-index base
const siblings = Array.from(anchor.parentElement?.children ?? []);
const idx = siblings.indexOf(anchor);
return idx > 0 ? idx : 100;
}
```
### Decision 4: D3 Zoom → WebGL Orthographic Camera Sync
**Decision:** The sync formula from the existing `draw-relief-icons.ts` is extracted into a pure, testable function `buildCameraBounds(viewX, viewY, scale, graphWidth, graphHeight)` that returns `{left, right, top, bottom}` for the orthographic camera.
**Derivation (documented in code):**
```
D3 applies transform: translate(viewX, viewY) scale(scale) to #viewbox
This means: screen_point = map_point * scale + (viewX, viewY)
Inverting: map_point = (screen_point - (viewX, viewY)) / scale
Orthographic camera bounds (what map rectangle is visible on screen):
left = -viewX / scale ← left edge of visible map
right = (graphWidth - viewX) / scale ← right edge
top = -viewY / scale ← top edge
bottom = (graphHeight - viewY) / scale ← bottom edge
Camera is configured with Y-down convention (top < bottom) to match SVG:
new OrthographicCamera(left, right, top, bottom, -1, 1)
where top < bottom (Y increases downward, SVG convention)
```
**Why this is testable:** `buildCameraBounds` takes only numbers and returns numbers. Tests inject mock `viewX/viewY/scale` values and assert exact output — no DOM or WebGL required.
### Decision 5: Visibility Toggle — GPU State Preservation
**Decision:** `framework.setVisible(id, visible)` toggles the Three.js `Object3D.visible` property of the layer's registered group. The canvas element's `display` style is changed only when ALL registered layers are hidden.
```typescript
setVisible(id: string, visible: boolean): void {
const layer = this.layers.get(id);
if (!layer) return;
layer.group.visible = visible;
// Only hide canvas if ALL layers are invisible (avoids GPU context loss)
const anyVisible = [...this.layers.values()].some(l => l.group.visible);
this.canvas.style.display = anyVisible ? "block" : "none";
if (visible) this.render();
}
```
**This replaces `undrawRelief`'s current behavior** which calls `renderer.dispose()`, `scene = null`, etc. — destroying GPU buffers on every hide. The framework never destroys buffers except on `framework.unregister(id)`.
### Decision 6: WebGL2 Detection and SVG Fallback
**Decision:** Framework initialization calls `detectWebGL2()` which attempts `canvas.getContext('webgl2')`. On failure, the framework sets a `hasFallback = true` flag and the relief renderer falls back to `drawSvg()`. All framework methods become no-ops when in fallback mode.
```typescript
function detectWebGL2(): boolean {
const probe = document.createElement("canvas");
const ctx = probe.getContext("webgl2");
if (!ctx) return false;
const ext = ctx.getExtension("WEBGL_lose_context");
ext?.loseContext();
return true;
}
```
**Testable:** The detection function is exported and can be called with a mock canvas in Vitest.
### Decision 7: Frame Rendering — On-Demand, RAF-Coalesced
**Decision:** The framework exposes a `requestRender()` method that coalesces calls within a single animation frame, preventing redundant GPU draws during rapid pan/zoom events.
```typescript
private rafId: number | null = null;
requestRender(): void {
if (this.rafId !== null) return;
this.rafId = requestAnimationFrame(() => {
this.rafId = null;
this.render();
});
}
private render(): void {
this.syncTransform();
this.renderer.render(this.scene, this.camera);
}
```
This replaces `window.rerenderReliefIcons` which currently does the same RAF coalescing at the module level.
### Decision 8: ResizeObserver for Canvas Sizing
**Decision:** The framework attaches a `ResizeObserver` to the `#map-container` element. On resize, it updates canvas dimensions and the orthographic camera aspect ratio, then re-renders.
```typescript
private observeResize(): void {
this.resizeObserver = new ResizeObserver(entries => {
const { width, height } = entries[0].contentRect;
this.renderer.setSize(width, height);
this.requestRender();
});
this.resizeObserver.observe(this.container);
}
```
---
## 4. Implementation Patterns
### 4.1 Global Module Pattern (Mandatory)
All TypeScript modules in `src/modules/` and `src/renderers/` follow the project's Global Module Pattern. The framework module must follow it exactly:
```typescript
// src/modules/webgl-layer-framework.ts
// 1. Global type declaration
declare global {
var WebGL2LayerFramework: WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass;
}
// 2. Class implementation
class WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass {
// ...
}
// 3. Window registration (LAST LINE)
window.WebGL2LayerFramework = new WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass();
```
### 4.2 Module Import Pattern
Add to `src/modules/index.ts` as a side-effect import:
```typescript
import "./webgl-layer-framework";
```
And `draw-relief-icons.ts` remains in `src/renderers/index.ts` — no change to import structure.
### 4.3 Function Naming Conventions
| Pattern | Convention | Example |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------- |
| Framework class | `PascalCase + Class suffix` | `WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass` |
| Window global | `PascalCase` | `window.WebGL2LayerFramework` |
| Pure utility functions | `camelCase` | `buildCameraBounds`, `detectWebGL2`, `getLayerZIndex` |
| Internal methods | `camelCase` | `syncTransform`, `observeResize`, `requestRender` |
### 4.4 TypeScript Type Declarations
New types go in `src/types/global.ts`:
```typescript
declare global {
var WebGL2LayerFramework: import("../modules/webgl-layer-framework").WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass;
var drawRelief: (type?: "svg" | "webGL", parentEl?: HTMLElement) => void;
var undrawRelief: () => void;
var rerenderReliefIcons: () => void;
}
```
### 4.5 Error Handling Philosophy
- Framework init failures (WebGL2 unavailable): set `hasFallback = true`, log with `WARN` global, no throw
- Missing DOM elements (e.g., `#map` not found on init): early return + `WARN` log
- WebGL context loss mid-session: `renderer.forceContextRestore()` then `renderer.dispose()` + re-init on next draw call (preserves existing pattern from `draw-relief-icons.ts`)
- Unit tests: pure functions throw `Error`s; framework class methods log and return for resilience
### 4.6 Test Patterns
Unit tests co-located with source in `src/modules/`:
```typescript
// src/modules/webgl-layer-framework.test.ts
import {describe, it, expect, vi} from "vitest";
import {buildCameraBounds, detectWebGL2, getLayerZIndex} from "./webgl-layer-framework";
describe("buildCameraBounds", () => {
it("returns correct bounds for identity transform", () => {
// viewX=0, viewY=0, scale=1, 960x540
const b = buildCameraBounds(0, 0, 1, 960, 540);
expect(b.left).toBe(0);
expect(b.right).toBe(960);
expect(b.top).toBe(0);
expect(b.bottom).toBe(540);
});
it("returns correct bounds at 2× zoom centered on origin", () => {
const b = buildCameraBounds(0, 0, 2, 960, 540);
expect(b.left).toBe(0);
expect(b.right).toBe(480);
expect(b.top).toBe(0);
expect(b.bottom).toBe(270);
});
it("returns correct bounds with pan offset", () => {
const b = buildCameraBounds(-100, -50, 1, 960, 540);
expect(b.left).toBe(100);
expect(b.right).toBe(1060);
});
});
describe("detectWebGL2", () => {
it("returns false when getContext returns null", () => {
const canvas = {getContext: () => null} as unknown as HTMLCanvasElement;
expect(detectWebGL2(canvas)).toBe(false);
});
});
```
**Key testability rule:** Pure functions (`buildCameraBounds`, `detectWebGL2`, `getLayerZIndex`) are exported as named exports and tested without DOM/WebGL. The class itself is tested with stub canvases where needed.
---
## 5. Project Structure
### 5.1 Files Created
```
src/
modules/
webgl-layer-framework.ts ← NEW: Framework class (core deliverable)
webgl-layer-framework.test.ts ← NEW: Unit tests (≥80% coverage target)
renderers/
draw-relief-icons.ts ← MODIFIED: Refactored to use framework
```
### 5.2 Files Modified
```
src/
modules/
index.ts ← ADD: import "./webgl-layer-framework"
types/
global.ts ← ADD: WebGL2LayerFramework global declaration
```
### 5.3 `webgl-layer-framework.ts` Internal Structure
```typescript
// ─── Exports (for testability) ───────────────────────────────────────────────
export function detectWebGL2(probe?: HTMLCanvasElement): boolean;
export function buildCameraBounds(
viewX: number,
viewY: number,
scale: number,
graphWidth: number,
graphHeight: number
): {left: number; right: number; top: number; bottom: number};
export function getLayerZIndex(anchorLayerId: string): number;
// ─── Types ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
export interface WebGLLayerConfig {
id: string;
anchorLayerId: string;
renderOrder: number;
setup: (scene: THREE.Scene) => void;
dispose: (scene: THREE.Scene) => void;
}
interface RegisteredLayer {
config: WebGLLayerConfig;
group: THREE.Group;
}
// ─── Class ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
export class WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass {
private canvas: HTMLCanvasElement | null = null;
private renderer: THREE.WebGLRenderer | null = null;
private camera: THREE.OrthographicCamera | null = null;
private scene: THREE.Scene | null = null;
private layers: Map<string, RegisteredLayer> = new Map();
private resizeObserver: ResizeObserver | null = null;
private rafId: number | null = null;
private container: HTMLElement | null = null;
readonly hasFallback: boolean = false;
// Public API
init(containerId?: string): boolean;
register(config: WebGLLayerConfig): boolean;
unregister(id: string): void;
setVisible(id: string, visible: boolean): void;
requestRender(): void;
syncTransform(): void;
// Private
private render(): void;
private observeResize(): void;
private ensureContainer(): HTMLElement | null;
}
// ─── Global Registration (MUST be last line) ─────────────────────────────────
declare global {
var WebGL2LayerFramework: WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass;
}
window.WebGL2LayerFramework = new WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass();
```
### 5.4 `draw-relief-icons.ts` Refactored Structure
The module registers itself with the framework on load. Existing window globals (`drawRelief`, `undrawRelief`, `rerenderReliefIcons`) are preserved for backward compatibility with legacy `public/modules/` code that calls them.
```typescript
// Internal: called by framework's setup callback
function setupReliefLayer(scene: THREE.Scene): void;
// Internal: rebuild geometry from pack.relief data
function buildReliefScene(icons: ReliefIcon[]): void;
// Internal: SVG fallback renderer
function drawSvgRelief(icons: ReliefIcon[], parentEl: HTMLElement): void;
// Public window globals (backward-compatible)
window.drawRelief = (type = "webGL", parentEl = byId("terrain")) => {
if (WebGL2LayerFramework.hasFallback || type === "svg") {
drawSvgRelief(icons, parentEl);
} else {
buildReliefScene(icons);
WebGL2LayerFramework.requestRender();
}
};
window.undrawRelief = () => {
// Clears geometry but does NOT dispose GPU resources
disposeScene(); // removes meshes from scene, keeps renderer alive
if (terrainEl) terrainEl.innerHTML = "";
};
window.rerenderReliefIcons = () => {
WebGL2LayerFramework.requestRender();
};
```
### 5.5 DOM Structure After Framework Init
```
body
div#map-container (NEW; position: relative; width: svgWidth; height: svgHeight)
svg#map (MOVED inside container; position: absolute; inset: 0; z-index: 1)
canvas#terrainCanvas (NEW; position: absolute; inset: 0; z-index: getLayerZIndex("terrain")+1; pointer-events: none; aria-hidden: true)
```
### 5.6 Framework Initialization Sequence
```
1. Framework module loaded (via src/modules/index.ts import)
2. window.WebGL2LayerFramework = new WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass()
→ sets hasFallback = !detectWebGL2()
3. draw-relief-icons.ts loaded (via src/renderers/index.ts import)
→ calls WebGL2LayerFramework.register({ id: "terrain", anchorLayerId: "terrain", ... })
→ if hasFallback: register is a no-op, drawRelief uses SVG path
4. Main map generation completes → window.drawRelief() called by legacy JS
→ if WebGL: builds scene, requestRender() → next RAF → syncTransform + renderer.render
→ if SVG fallback: drawSvgRelief()
5. D3 zoom/pan events → window.rerenderReliefIcons() → framework.requestRender()
6. Layer visibility toggle (legacy JS) → window.undrawRelief() or window.drawRelief()
→ framework.setVisible("terrain", false/true) — NO GPU teardown
```
---
## 6. Architecture Validation
### 6.1 FR Coverage Matrix
| Requirement | Addressed By | Status |
| ---------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| FR1: Single WebGL2 context | `WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass` owns one `THREE.WebGLRenderer` | ✅ |
| FR2: Canvas at correct z-index | `getLayerZIndex(anchorLayerId)` → canvas z-index | ✅ (MVP: above SVG) |
| FR3: Register layer by anchor + callback | `framework.register(config)` | ✅ |
| FR4: Layer registry | `layers: Map<string, RegisteredLayer>` | ✅ |
| FR5: Sync to D3 zoom transform | `syncTransform()` reads `viewX, viewY, scale` globals | ✅ |
| FR6: Update on D3 change | `requestRender()` called from `rerenderReliefIcons` | ✅ |
| FR7: Map-space → WebGL clip coordinates | `buildCameraBounds()` formula | ✅ |
| FR8: Toggle without GPU teardown | `setVisible()``group.visible` only | ✅ |
| FR9: Resize canvas on viewport change | `ResizeObserver` on container | ✅ |
| FR10: Recalculate z-index on layer reorder | `getLayerZIndex()` reads live DOM position | ✅ |
| FR11: Dispose layer + GPU resources | `unregister(id)` → disposes GeometryBuffers, removes from scene | ✅ |
| FR12: All relief icons in one draw call | Per-set `Mesh` with merged `BufferGeometry` (existing batched approach) | ✅ |
| FR13: Icons at SVG-space coordinates | Camera in SVG pixel-space; icon positions in `pack.relief` unchanged | ✅ |
| FR14: Scale with zoom and user setting | Camera bounds change with zoom; icon size uses `r.s` from relief data | ✅ |
| FR15: Per-icon rotation | Rotation encoded in quad vertex positions during `buildSetMesh` | ⚠️ Verify rotation support in existing buildSetMesh |
| FR16: Configurable opacity | `MeshBasicMaterial.opacity` + `transparent: true` | ✅ |
| FR17: Re-render on terrain data change | `drawRelief()` calls `buildReliefScene()` + `requestRender()` | ✅ |
| FR18: WebGL2 detection + fallback | `detectWebGL2()``hasFallback` flag | ✅ |
| FR19: SVG fallback visually identical | Existing `drawSvg()` preserved unchanged | ✅ |
| FR20: No pointer-event capture | `canvas.style.pointerEvents = "none"` | ✅ |
| FR21: Existing Layers panel unchanged | `drawRelief`/`undrawRelief` window globals preserved | ✅ |
| FR22: Register without z-index knowledge | `framework.register` derives z-index internally | ✅ |
| FR23: Render callback receives D3 transform | `syncTransform()` reads globals; transforms available in RAF | ✅ |
| FR24: Same visibility API for all layers | `framework.setVisible(id, bool)` uniform for all registered layers | ✅ |
| FR25: Coordinate sync testable in isolation | `buildCameraBounds` is a pure exported function | ✅ |
| FR26: Fallback detection testable | `detectWebGL2(probeCanvas)` accepts injectable canvas | ✅ |
| FR27: Registration testable without real WebGL | `hasFallback = true` path is a no-op; stub renderers in tests | ✅ |
**FR15 Note:** The existing `buildSetMesh` in `draw-relief-icons.ts` constructs static quads; rotation may not be applied. This must be verified and implemented (per-icon rotation via vertex transformation in `buildSetMesh`) before MVP ships.
### 6.2 NFR Compliance
| NFR | Status | Implementation |
| ------------------------------------------ | ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| NFR-P1: <16ms @ 1k icons | Enabled by | Single-batch `BufferGeometry` per atlas set |
| NFR-P2: <100ms @ 10k icons | Enabled by | Same batch approach; measure at implementation |
| NFR-P3: Toggle <4ms | | `group.visible = false` is O(1) |
| NFR-P4: Pan/zoom latency <8ms | | RAF-coalesced; `syncTransform()` is one matrix update |
| NFR-P5: Init <200ms | Enabled by | Three.js renderer init is ~50100ms |
| NFR-P6: No GPU teardown on hide | ✅ | `setVisible` never calls `dispose()` |
| NFR-C1: WebGL2 as sole gate | ✅ | `detectWebGL2()` uses `canvas.getContext('webgl2')` |
| NFR-C2: Cross-browser visual parity | Enabled by | Three.js normalizes WebGL2 across browsers |
| NFR-C3: Max 2 contexts | ✅ | Framework creates 1 context; globe creates 1 |
| NFR-C4: Fallback when HW accel disabled | ✅ | `detectWebGL2()` returns false → SVG path |
| NFR-M1: Framework unknown of layer content | ✅ | `setup/dispose` callbacks encapsulate all content |
| NFR-M2: New layer = 1 `register()` call | ✅ | Confirmed by API design |
| NFR-M3: Global Module Pattern | ✅ | `window.WebGL2LayerFramework = new ...` at bottom |
| NFR-M4: Sync formula documented | ✅ | `buildCameraBounds` has full derivation in JSDoc |
| NFR-M5: ≥80% test coverage | Target | Tests for `buildCameraBounds`, `detectWebGL2`, `getLayerZIndex`, `register`, `setVisible` |
| NFR-B1: Tree-shaking Three.js | ✅ | Named imports only |
| NFR-B2: ≤50KB bundle increase | ✅ | No new dependencies; framework code ~5KB |
### 6.3 Architecture Risks and Mitigations
| Risk | Likelihood | Impact | Architecture Mitigation |
| --------------------------------------------- | ---------- | ------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| D3 + WebGL coordinate offset at extreme zoom | Medium | High | `buildCameraBounds` is unit-tested at zoom 0.150; exact formula documented |
| FR15: Rotation not in existing `buildSetMesh` | High | Medium | Flag as pre-MVP verification item; add rotation attribute if missing |
| MVP z-ordering: canvas above SVG | High | Medium | Accepted tradeoff; documented; Phase 2 DOM-split design provided |
| `undrawRelief` callers expect full cleanup | Low | Low | Preserve `undrawRelief` signature; change internals only (no GPU teardown) |
| Context loss mid-session | Low | High | Framework inherits existing `forceContextRestore` pattern from `draw-relief-icons.ts` |
| `will-change: transform` memory overhead | Low | Low | Apply only during active zoom/pan; remove after with timing debounce |
### 6.4 Decision Coherence Check
| Decision Pair | Compatible? | Note |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Single context (D1) + Layer registry (D2) | ✅ | `renderOrder` on `THREE.Group` within shared scene |
| MVP z-index above SVG (D3) + pointer-events:none (D3) | ✅ | Interaction preserved regardless of z-stack |
| Camera sync using globals (D4) + testability (FR25) | ✅ | `buildCameraBounds` is pure; globals are injected in tests |
| No GPU teardown (D5) + `undrawRelief` backward compat (section 5.4) | ✅ | `undrawRelief` calls `disposeScene()` (geometry only) not `renderer.dispose()` |
| On-demand RAF render (D7) + ResizeObserver (D8) | ✅ | Both call `requestRender()` which coalesces to one RAF |
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## 7. Implementation Guidance for AI Agents
When implementing this architecture, follow these rules precisely:
### MUST DO
1. **Framework module registers first**`src/modules/index.ts` import must appear before renderer imports
2. **`window.WebGL2LayerFramework = new WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass()` is the last line** of the framework module
3. **Export `buildCameraBounds`, `detectWebGL2`, `getLayerZIndex`** as named exports — tests depend on them
4. **`setVisible(id, false)` NEVER calls `renderer.dispose()`** — only sets `group.visible = false`
5. **Canvas element gets**: `pointer-events: none; aria-hidden: true; position: absolute; inset: 0`
6. **Fallback path**: when `hasFallback === true`, all framework methods return silently; `drawRelief` calls `drawSvgRelief`
7. **`window.drawRelief`, `window.undrawRelief`, `window.rerenderReliefIcons`** must remain as window globals (legacy JS calls them)
8. **Verify FR15** (per-icon rotation) in `buildSetMesh` before MVP — add rotation support if missing
### MUST NOT DO
1. **Do NOT** create a second `THREE.WebGLRenderer` — framework owns the only map renderer
2. **Do NOT** move layer `<g>` elements between SVG elements — DOM-split is Phase 2
3. **Do NOT** add any new entries to `public/modules/` — all new code is in `src/`
4. **Do NOT** break the `window.drawRelief(type, parentEl)` signature — legacy callers
5. **Do NOT** use `isNaN()` — use `Number.isNaN()`; or `parseInt()` without radix
6. **Do NOT** import Three.js as `import * as THREE from "three"` — use named imports only
### Verification Checklist
- [ ] `npm run lint` passes with zero errors
- [ ] `npx vitest run` passes all tests
- [ ] `buildCameraBounds` tests pass at zoom 0.1, 1, 2, 10, 50
- [ ] `detectWebGL2` test passes with null-returning mock canvas
- [ ] Layer registration test passes with stub scene
- [ ] `setVisible(false)` test confirms GPU buffers remain allocated
- [ ] Visual: relief icons render at correct coordinate positions
- [ ] Visual: toggling terrain layer on/off preserves icon positions
- [ ] Visual: pan/zoom redraws canvas correctly in sync with SVG
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## 8. Next Steps
With this architecture complete, the recommended implementation sequence is:
**Story 1:** Create `webgl-layer-framework.ts` with exported pure functions and stub class methods; write all unit tests first (TDD).
**Story 2:** Implement `WebGL2LayerFrameworkClass` core: `init()`, `detectWebGL2()`, canvas creation, `#map-container` wrapper, `ResizeObserver`.
**Story 3:** Implement `register()`, `unregister()`, `setVisible()`, `requestRender()`, `syncTransform()`.
**Story 4:** Refactor `draw-relief-icons.ts` to use `WebGL2LayerFramework.register()` and remove the module-level renderer state. Verify FR15 rotation support.
**Story 5:** Integration testing — generate map, toggle terrain layer, pan/zoom, verify visual output matches SVG baseline.
**Story 6:** Bundle size audit — verify Three.js tree-shaking, confirm ≤50KB gzipped delta.