Altar table

altar-table dresses asset:altar — and nothing else. Appearance is invisible to the drawing set, so adding this changes no plan, no section and no elevation.

2of 500 meshes
2slots
1finish

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The build. Made here, now, by the same interpreter a model gets.

Altar table, shown as a photorealistic visual reference — **The reference.** AI-generated, not bimtex output — the authored input this body was written against.

$surface

$frame

This definition leaves $surface and $frame open, and a look line fills them. Every combination is one body — same geometry, same selector, same sheets — so the block below rewrites itself as you pick. Only materials are slottable: a size would have to agree with the plan, so it stays on the entity.

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Every part: the 1 materialdef the body resolves to, then the definition. Copying the lookdef alone still compiles and still validates — it just renders grey.

{"t":"materialdef","id":"pal-stone","of":"stone","value":86}
{"t":"lookdef","id":"altar-table","for":"asset:altar","desc":"Blocky altar table with a thick stone top and solid pedestal.","slots":{"surface":"pal-stone","frame":"pal-stone"},"preview":{"projection":"perspective","azimuth":-36,"elevation":20,"fov":34,"margin":1.04},"body":{"type":"Group","children":[{"type":"Mesh","material":"$surface","geometry":{"type":"RoundedBoxGeometry","width":1.8,"height":0.16,"depth":0.8,"radius":0.025,"segments":3},"position":[0,0.87,0]},{"type":"Mesh","material":"$frame","geometry":{"type":"RoundedBoxGeometry","width":0.84,"height":0.79,"depth":0.56,"radius":0.02,"segments":3},"position":[0,0.395,0]}],"scale":[1.000000026,0.999999991,0.999999985]}}

Or take the whole pack, which brings every entry and every material at once:

cat packs/assembly.ndjson model.ndjson > dressed.ndjson

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