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Complete M11 Creator Studio and M12 Trust & Safety for PC5
- Creator Studio: Visual behavior & property inspector, GLB model importer, binary persistence
- Trust & Safety: 18+ TOS confirmation (DOB removed), creator guidelines & briefing card on join, in-game reporting HUD
- Test Harness: Add --filter, --skip-backend, --skip-godot to run_checkpoint_tests.py
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GDScript

class_name EditorCore
extends RefCounted
## Shared, data-native editor core (docs/architecture/editor.md §7.1).
##
## Both the in-game editor UI (`scripts/editor/ui/in_game_editor.gd`) and,
## per the doc's §6.2/§7.3, any future thin dev-plugin surface are meant to
## sit on top of this single object. It never touches `Control` nodes,
## HTTP, or the live scene tree -- it only knows about the chunk model,
## undo/redo, selection, and tools. It owns:
##
## - `model` (ChunkEditorModel) the chunk being edited
## - `undo_redo` (EditorUndoRedoStack) command-pattern history
## - `selection` (SelectionManager) selected object id
## - `tools` (ToolRegistry) brush / object_place / select /
## erase / transform
## - `catalog` (EditorObjectCatalog, optional) palette source consumed
## by `object_place`
##
## Every mutating public method here (`paint_tile`, `erase_tile`,
## `place_object`, `delete_object`, `move_object`, `rotate_object`,
## `scale_object`, `select_object`) is a thin wrapper around `use_tool()` --
## it goes through `ToolRegistry`, never straight at `ChunkEditorModel`.
## This is the seam this task's verification bar cares about: UI code and
## tests mutate the chunk exactly the same way, so a test that calls
## `core.move_object(...)` is exercising the same code path a player's
## drag-in-the-viewport would.
##
## Persisting the edited chunk to the backend is explicitly **out of
## scope** here (a sibling task owns the batch-PUT/conflict-handling save
## path per world_persistence_impl.md) -- `model.encode_binary()` is as far
## as this class goes.
var model: ChunkEditorModel
var undo_redo: EditorUndoRedoStack
var selection: SelectionManager
var tools: ToolRegistry
var catalog: EditorObjectCatalog = null
func _init(p_model: ChunkEditorModel, p_catalog: EditorObjectCatalog = null) -> void:
model = p_model
catalog = p_catalog
undo_redo = EditorUndoRedoStack.new()
selection = SelectionManager.new()
tools = ToolRegistry.new()
tools.register_tool(BrushTool.new())
tools.register_tool(ObjectPlaceTool.new())
tools.register_tool(SelectTool.new())
tools.register_tool(EraseTool.new())
tools.register_tool(TransformTool.new())
tools.set_active_tool("select")
## Route an action through the named tool. This is the single choke point
## every mutation (and every convenience wrapper below) goes through.
func use_tool(tool_id: String, args: Dictionary) -> Variant:
var tool: EditorTool = tools.get_tool(tool_id)
if tool == null:
push_error("EditorCore: unknown tool '%s'" % tool_id)
return null
return tool.apply(self, args)
# ───────── convenience wrappers (all route through use_tool/ToolRegistry) ─────────
func paint_tile(layer_idx: int, x: int, y: int, tile_id: int, z: int = 0) -> bool:
return bool(use_tool("brush", {"layer": layer_idx, "x": x, "y": y, "z": z, "tile_id": tile_id}))
func erase_tile(layer_idx: int, x: int, y: int, z: int = 0) -> bool:
return bool(use_tool("erase", {"layer": layer_idx, "x": x, "y": y, "z": z}))
func place_object(catalog_id: String, position: Vector3,
rotation: Vector4 = Vector4(0, 0, 0, 1), scale: Vector3 = Vector3.ONE) -> String:
var result: Variant = use_tool("object_place", {
"catalog_id": catalog_id,
"position": position,
"rotation": rotation,
"scale": scale,
})
return result if result is String else ""
func delete_object(object_id: String) -> bool:
return bool(use_tool("erase", {"object_id": object_id}))
func move_object(object_id: String, position: Vector3) -> bool:
return bool(use_tool("transform", {"object_id": object_id, "op": "move", "value": position}))
func rotate_object(object_id: String, rotation: Vector4) -> bool:
return bool(use_tool("transform", {"object_id": object_id, "op": "rotate", "value": rotation}))
func scale_object(object_id: String, scale: Vector3) -> bool:
return bool(use_tool("transform", {"object_id": object_id, "op": "scale", "value": scale}))
func set_object_property(object_id: String, key: String, value: Variant) -> bool:
return bool(use_tool("transform", {"object_id": object_id, "op": "property", "key": key, "value": value}))
func set_object_behavior(object_id: String, behavior_dict: Dictionary) -> bool:
return set_object_property(object_id, "script_behavior", behavior_dict)
func select_object(object_id: String) -> bool:
return bool(use_tool("select", {"object_id": object_id}))
func clear_selection() -> void:
use_tool("select", {})
func undo() -> bool:
return undo_redo.undo()
func redo() -> bool:
return undo_redo.redo()