So I was busy getting down deep into scene.ts, where I’m about half way done with the code necessary to render the hand tracking visual layer. Scene.ts is huge and highly interconnected, bringing in pose definition data, Devanagari/roman naming, ribbon geometry data, skeleton structuring, projector calculation, and all the UI controls to display swara, articulation, gamak, tone lean, and expression-hand behaviors. I got all the constants wired in, the skeleton mapping, the tip detection set, the margining mechanism, the complete SceneInput interface, and I began wiring up the drawScene() function pipeline responsible for the octave ladder, ribbon, intensity meter, and hands overlays. Despite having a good structural backbone in place, I’m encountering a crazy amount of errors – some from TypeScript whining about type mismatches, some from missing imports, and some because drawPoseGlyph() or some other functions aren’t written yet but referenced. There are just too many red lines at this point that I cannot tell which are legit obstacles, and which are only temporary noise from not-yet-written parts.

However, the basic rendering code is coming together, the projector calculation works, and the skeleton hand-drawing process seems to be halfway there. I’m not finished coding yet, and so I’m hoping that once things come together, a lot of these errors will clear up as the file is completed. Right now, the code is quite a mess, but at least I’m getting somewhere, and the whole scene code system will become operational.

So lets see how it goes see ya’ll later adioss.