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Matysh a8bb145ffb BG: opaque plan paper — the scene background never bleeds through the plan
Owner request 2026-08-03: bg_color (and the daynight sky) used to shine
through the plan itself — a hand-drawn plan's translucent room fills sat
directly on the scene colour, and a transparent backdrop image let it
through too. An opaque rect.hp-paper now sits under everything the plan
draws and hugs the plan's extents (the backdrop image rect, or the drawn
content bounds the opening view fits). Its colour is the pre-bg_color
canvas: white for drawn plans (.stage.noplan), the theme card background
under an image and on the static space-card. The daynight night keeps
dimming the plan via the zoomwrap brightness filter ONLY — the paper's
alpha never changes. The scene colour is visible strictly AROUND the
plan, in view/kiosk/editors and the static card alike.

smoke_bg_color grew the contract (sections 11–13): paper presence,
geometry and opacity in view/editors/night, the white drawn-plan paper,
the static card's paper, plus a pixel proof against an acid #ff00ff
background (screenshot → canvas: no acid admixture inside the plan, acid
right outside it). The suite fails on the previous build.

docs: SUN.md background contract + TESTING.md checklist item.
2026-08-03 08:16:48 +03:00

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# Sun on the plan — the spec (source of truth)
Status: approved by the owner 2026-08-03. Dev-only for now (no release).
Scope decisions final: the compass lives in the GENERAL settings with a
per-space override, the feature is silent until `north_deg` is set
anywhere, wedges ship for the FULL card only in v1, and mutual shading
of the building's wings is explicitly NOT computed.
## Principle
The plan learns where north is, and from that single number plus HA's
own `sun.sun` the card knows where the sun stands relative to every
wall. Two visuals follow: the stage background can breathe with the
day (day → golden hour → dusk → night), and windows on exterior walls
cast soft wedges of light into their rooms. Everything is display
only — no entities are created, no services are called.
## Data
- Source: the `sun.sun` entity (`attributes.azimuth` 0–360, 0 = north,
clockwise; `attributes.elevation` in degrees, negative below the
horizon). No `sun.sun` in the install → the whole feature stays
silent and the settings dialog says why.
- Sun attributes update rarely (~30–120 s). Sun geometry is recomputed
ONLY when (azimuth, elevation) or the config change — never on every
`hass` tick. The wedge layer memoises on
`(azimuth, elevation, config rev, space id, weather state)`.
- Angle on the plan: `plan_angle = azimuth − north_deg` (normalised to
0–360). With `north_deg = 0` the top of the canvas is north; the
direction TOWARD the sun on the canvas is
`(sin(plan_angle), −cos(plan_angle))` (y grows downward).
## Compass — `settings.north_deg`
- Integer 0–359, degrees clockwise from "up on the canvas" to true
north. Lives in the GENERAL settings (⚙) as a circular dial: drag
the «N» arrow around the ring, 1° steps, 15° with Shift held; a
plain number input sits next to it for accessibility and precision.
- Per-space override in the space settings (empty = inherit), the same
pattern as `show_lqi` / `fill_mode`.
- While `north_deg` is null at BOTH levels the whole sun feature is
inert: static background, no wedges, nothing computed. The settings
dialogs show a hint.
- Backend validation: integer in 0–359 at both levels.
## Plan background — `settings.bg_mode: 'static' | 'daynight'`
- Global default in the general settings, per-space override (null =
inherit). Default `'static'`.
- `'static'` — the existing `bg_color` behaviour, color picker and
all. Nothing changes for existing installs.
- `'daynight'` — the stage background follows the sun's elevation:
neutral by day, a warm shift in the golden hour (elevation below
~10°), cooling through dusk, deep darkening at night. The PLAN
itself dims only ~10% at night (`filter: brightness(.9)`), so the
daytime room fills stay readable. Transitions are a CSS
background/filter transition tens of seconds long;
`prefers-reduced-motion` gets the current colors statically.
- The UI is a two-option selector; the color picker shows only for
`'static'`.
- Backend validation: `In(['static', 'daynight'])` at both levels.
- `'daynight'` follows the general gate: without `north_deg` (or
without `sun.sun`) it behaves as `'static'`.
- **The scene background never bleeds through the plan** (owner,
2026-08-03). In BOTH modes the background — `bg_color` or the
daynight sky — is visible only AROUND the plan: an opaque
`rect.hp-paper` sits under everything the plan draws and hugs the
plan's extents (the backdrop image rect, or the drawn content bounds
the opening view fits). Its colour is the pre-bg_color canvas —
white for hand-drawn plans, the theme card background under an
image. The night dimming above is the `brightness` filter on the
zoomwrap ONLY; the paper's alpha never changes. Applies to
view/kiosk/editors and the static space-card alike
(smoke_bg_color).
## Window light wedges — `settings.sun_rays`
Boolean, global + per-space (null = inherit), default OFF.
For every opening of type «window» sitting on an EXTERIOR wall — a
wall stretch with no other room on its outer side, decided by probing
the existing room geometry just off both sides of the window; windows
on interior walls do not participate, and open (virtual) boundaries
never qualify because both sides are rooms — the card draws a wedge
when BOTH hold:
- the sun is above the horizon (`elevation > 0`), and
- the dot product of the wall's outward normal with the direction
toward the sun is positive (the sun actually faces this window).
The wedge is a quadrilateral cast from the window's span along the
direction AWAY from the sun (light falls inward), clipped by the
room's polygon (`polyclip` intersection, the same dependency
`src/resize.ts` already uses). Its length is `k(elevation)` in window
lengths: ~2.5 at sunrise/sunset tapering to ~0.8 at the zenith
(`0.8 + 1.7·(1 − elevation/90)^1.6`). A linear gradient runs bright at
the window and dissolves inward; the color is warm orange while
`elevation < 10°` and neutral by day; peak opacity is modest (~0.18 —
two overlapping wedges never exceed a readable ceiling). Near the
horizon the opacity ramps in over the first ~2° so wedges never pop.
Layer order: ABOVE room fills (and the glow layer), BELOW devices and
labels (those live in the HTML `devlayer` anyway). Night
(`elevation ≤ 0`) → no wedges. Wedges work under BOTH `bg_mode`s.
## Cloud cover — `settings.weather_entity` (optional)
String entity id or null; GLOBAL settings only. When set and the
entity's state reads overcast, the wedges fade by an opacity
multiplier — ~0.25 fully overcast, 0 (gone) in rain/snow:
| states | factor |
| --- | --- |
| clear, sunny, clear-night, windy, exceptional, unset entity | 1.0 |
| partlycloudy, windy-variant | 0.7 |
| cloudy | 0.4 |
| overcast, fog | 0.25 |
| rainy, pouring, snowy, snowy-rainy, hail, lightning, lightning-rainy | 0.0 |
| unknown, unavailable | 1.0 (a dead sensor must not kill the sun) |
Backend validation: string or null.
## Edge cases and limits
- No `sun.sun` → silent feature + a hint in the settings dialog.
- `north_deg` unset everywhere → silent feature + a hint.
- `prefers-reduced-motion` → no transitions; colors and wedges render
statically for the current sun position.
- Kiosk mode → works (same view path).
- Static `houseplan-space-card` → the background honours the effective
`bg_mode`/color; wedges are v1 FULL-CARD ONLY (documented limit).
- Editors (plan/devices/decor) → no wedges and no day/night: the
editor canvases render exactly as before.
- Mutual shading of the building's own wings (an L-shaped house
shadowing its inner corner) is NOT computed — a lit window casts its
wedge even when another wing geometrically blocks the sun. Accepted
v1 limit.
- Wedges of windows on all four wall orientations are unit-tested,
including the 359→0 azimuth wrap.
## Files
- `src/sun.ts` — pure logic (angles, day phase, exterior walls, wedge
quads + clipping, cloud factor, settings inheritance); unit-tested
in `test/sun.test.mjs`.
- `src/houseplan-card.ts` — the memoised wedge layer, the day/night
stage background, both settings dialogs (compass dial included).
- `src/space-render.ts` — the static card's background only.
- `custom_components/houseplan/validation.py` — the four settings at
both levels; tests in `tests_backend/test_validation.py`.
- `demo/smoke_sun.mjs` — end-to-end behaviour against the demo rig.