RMI Roof Visualizer — Project Tracker
Tracker updated: Fri 18 Sept 2026
The single status page. Per-drawing ASSUMED questions live in the catalog, not here: RMI_Library_Catalog.md — §3c is the per-detail sync table, §5 is the numbered list of open questions for RMI (cited below as §5 #n).
Rule: every task updates the rows it touched (§1–§3) in the same commit as the work, so the tables stay accurate. No per-task log lines: §4 is a weekly update, written on Fridays.
1. Details
28 rows = the 25 entries in DETAILS (index.html) + the 2 byRoof variants that show the rep a different detail on concrete (Bin vent, Manway / bin hatch) + the Solar Post toggle (S.solar).
Status key. MODELLED+SPLICED — a Blender .glb is mounted in at least one building's scene (mountModel). MODELLED — a .glb exists but nothing mounts it. CODE-DRAWN — generic Three.js geometry only. NOT STARTED — no geometry. Where a model covers only some instances, the Detail cell says where; the rest of that detail is still code-drawn. Roof types are those of the buildings that carry the detail.
| Detail | Drawing No. | Roof Types | Status | Open ASSUMED |
|---|---|---|---|---|
HVAC curb on metal (curb) — every curb: warehouse, manufacturing (1:12), both arena curbs (3:12); SPF still code | CS-13-MP · SPF → SPF-13-TYP | R-panel, standing seam, SPF | MODELLED+SPLICED | The curb-to-panel junction — no sheet draws the panel (§5 #24); curb, counterflashing and unit sizes; SPF wrap height (§5 #15) |
R-panel side lap (lap) — warehouse slope | F-8-TYP | R-panel | MODELLED+SPLICED | Rib, lap lips, fastener spacing, Flex extent past the rib (§5 #10) |
Standing seam (sseam) — manufacturing slope | F-9-TYP, F-20-TYP | Standing seam | MODELLED+SPLICED | Seam silhouette, clip spacing, Flex extent (§5 #11) |
Skylight panels, flush (mskylight) — every skylight on manufacturing and the hangar (both slopes); SPF still code | F-12-TYP · SPF → none | R-panel, standing seam, SPF | MODELLED+SPLICED | No 3D render: end laps, panel width and length, where the 3" is measured from (§5 #13); SPF treated as a curb (§5 #13) |
Vents on metal / SPF (vent) — every vent on manufacturing (1:12), the airport hangar (1.5:12) and arena (3:12); SPF still code | CS-13-MP note 7 (no vent sheet exists), Plate D for the vent metal · SPF → SPF-16-TYP · membrane (EagleView prospect) → CS-1-TYP note 7 | R-panel, standing seam, SPF | MODELLED+SPLICED | Curb-mounted and liftable, the hood, sizes (§5 #12); panel junction (§5 #24); SPF wrap height (§5 #15) |
Bin vent (vent on concrete) — silo cap | CS-12-CON; CS-1-TYP note 7 | Concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Shared curb numbers (§5 #5); concrete skinning of the curb |
Pipes on metal (mpipe) — every pipe on manufacturing and the hangar; SPF still code | P-9-MP (P-10-MP alt.) · SPF → SPF-4-TYP | R-panel, standing seam, SPF | MODELLED+SPLICED | Plate over the ribs, boot and pipe sizes (§5 #25); SPF wrap is on the sheet (Flex 1" above the collar flashing), code geometry not yet checked against it (§5 #15) |
Gutters (gutter) — a 4-ft seam section at the arena and hangar gutter hotspots; the rest of both runs is code of the same section | W-7-TYP (gutter-seams sheet; the concrete-wall sheet carries the same number, so the panel renders this one as W-7-TYP-GUTTER) | Standing seam, R-panel, SPF | MODELLED+SPLICED | Every gutter size, the 1" lap and its rivets, coat thicknesses (§5 #26); the sheet's 2" band and whole-interior topcoat are VERIFIED |
Downspout inlets (gutterinlet) — a 4-ft inlet section on a downspout at the arena and hangar inlet hotspots; the other outlets code | D-8-TYP | Standing seam, R-panel, SPF | MODELLED+SPLICED | Outlet size and flange, the strainer basket (no sheet shows one), 12" of drop, coat thicknesses (§5 #26); the 3" out / 3" in / 1" further extents are VERIFIED |
Roof hatch on metal / SPF (hatch) — arena hotspot (standing seam and R-panel); SPF still code | CS-15-MP · SPF → SPF-13-TYP · membrane (EagleView prospect) → CS-1-TYP note 7 | Standing seam, R-panel, SPF | MODELLED+SPLICED | Skirt after the topcoat, (E) vertical metal drop, sizes (§5 #14); panel junction (§5 #24); SPF wrap (§5 #15) |
Manway / bin hatch (hatch on concrete) — silo cap | CS-14-CON; CS-1-TYP note 7 | Concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Lid size, open angle, hinge; concrete skinning; shared curb numbers (§5 #5) |
Ridge cap (ridge) — warehouse only | F-21-M-TYP · SPF → SPF-3-TYP | R-panel, standing seam, SPF | MODELLED+SPLICED | Cap lap, closure position (§5 #16); model built for a 1:12 gable |
HVAC curbs / RTU (rtu) — 8 × 1.5 ft curbs: big-box, hospital wing | CS-1-TYP | TPO, mod-bit, gravel BUR, concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Curb and unit sizes, nailer, skirt, Flex apron and turn-down (§5 #5) |
Drains (drain) — all seven flat buildings | D-1-TYP, D-2-TYP | TPO, mod-bit, gravel BUR, concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Bowl, clamping-ring and dish sizes; the outlet at the foot of the bore |
Scuppers (scupper) — big-box north parapet | D-4-TYP | TPO, mod-bit, gravel BUR | MODELLED+SPLICED | Tube size, exterior termination, 12" measured from where (§5 #8); cant and flashing height (§5 #7) |
Wall tie-in, reglet (wall) — school gym wall | W-11-TYP | Mod-bit, TPO | MODELLED+SPLICED | Flashing height, reglet, counterflashing lap (§5 #6) |
Soil stacks (pipe) — all five buildings | P-6-TYP | TPO, mod-bit, gravel BUR, concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Every dimension (§5 #9) |
Skylights, curb-mounted (skylight) — school | CS-1-TYP note 7 | Mod-bit, TPO | MODELLED+SPLICED | Dome rise, retainer frame, condensation gutter; shared curb numbers (§5 #5) |
Edge metal (edge) — office east edge at the hotspot; every office edge draws the same cross-section in code | F-1-TYP | TPO, concrete, mod-bit | MODELLED+SPLICED | Flex and topcoat down the fascia (the 2D drawing ends them at the roof edge); flange, fascia, stripping and cleat sizes (§5 #22) |
Penthouse walls (penthouse) — office penthouse west face | W-13-TYP | TPO, mod-bit, gravel BUR, concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Counterflashing height, depth and stand-off; cant; skirt size and lap; fastener spacing; skirt fitted after the topcoat (§5 #21) |
Sleeper supports (sleeper) — office hotspot sleeper, hotel hotspot condenser | CS-8-TYP | TPO, mod-bit, concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Every dimension (NTS): sleeper, pad, 6" raise, patch; whether the (E) condition has a pad |
Pipe clusters / Chem-Curb (pitchpan) — all three hospital pans | P-8-TYP | Gravel BUR, mod-bit, TPO, concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Every dimension (NTS): curb, penetrations, fill crown, Flex field extent; curb set before or after priming (§5 #20) |
Expansion joint (ej) — hospital: a 4-ft section at the hotspot; the rest of the run is a code strip of the same section, flanges flat on the roof as drawn | A-3-TYP | Gravel BUR, mod-bit, TPO, concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Joint, flange, bellow and fastener sizes; no 3D render (§5 #16) |
Silo walls (silowall) — a 4-ft ring of the hotspot bin's wall; the other five bins and the rest of this one stay code, coated the same way | W-7-TYP (concrete-wall sheet) + Plate C for the crack repair | Concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Everything about extents: full-height coats on a curved wall, joint spacing, crack repair, every size (§5 #17) |
Gallery supports (support) — silo: the hotspot post; the other five draw the same wrap in code | P-5-C, P-7-C | Concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Post, gap, bead, backer-rod and old-mastic sizes (§5 #23); the wrap extents are from the sheet |
Kitchen exhaust (exhaust) — restaurant | CS-1-TYP note 7 | TPO, mod-bit | MODELLED+SPLICED | Degreasing method (§5 #4); fan sizes; shared curb numbers (§5 #5) |
Parapet / coping (coping) — big-box east run only | W-1-TYP | TPO, mod-bit, gravel BUR, concrete | MODELLED+SPLICED | Joint gap, fastener spacing, whole-coping primer (§5 #3) |
Solar Post supports (toggle, not in DETAILS) — every post on the flat roofs and SPF slopes; metal-panel posts still code (no sheet draws one) | P-1-S-TYP (P-2-S-TYP sealant-fill alternate; P-3-S-TYP is the site-screen pitch pan) | Flat roofs, SPF | MODELLED+SPLICED | No 3D render, NTS: post, plate, pocket, repair and weep-hole sizes; the repair material; metal-panel posts; the post square to an SPF slope (§5 #27) |
Totals: 28 MODELLED+SPLICED · 0 MODELLED · 0 CODE-DRAWN · 0 NOT STARTED.
2. Product features
Built — what index.html already does, each row checked against the code (2026-09-14; rechecked 2026-09-18).
| # | Feature | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| B1 | Configurator | BUILT | 11 building types and 7 roof types (BUILDINGS, ROOFS). Each building offers only its own 1–4 roof types (silo: concrete only), so not every pairing exists. The detail checklist is set by the building (BUILDINGS[].details), not by roof type; the roof type swaps a detail's name and drawing through byRoof (e.g. vent → bin vent CS-12-CON on concrete) |
| B2 | Six-stage walkthrough | BUILT | Existing → Prep → Primer → RMI-Flex → RMI-Thane → Finished on every roof, with play, step and per-stage text. The stage timeline drives the layers: its progress shows each model's existing / primer / flex / topcoat collections and sweeps the clipped overlays across code-drawn roofs. The Finish toggle (RMI-Thane / RMI-White Plus) recolours the topcoat, swaps the system code, and renames stage 5 with its text and plate rates; the Finished text follows it (gravel BUR is Thane-only). Gravel removal is not a separate stage — it sweeps off during Prep on gravel BUR. No ballast removal in the code |
| B3 | Macro roof with click-to-zoom hotspots | BUILT | Whole-roof view with a marker per switched-on detail, labelled with its drawing number; click flies the camera to the detail, "Back to roof" returns. Photo pins (#1) use the same jump |
| B4 | Section-view toggle | BUILT | Detail view only: a cut plane through the detail, facing the camera, so the section follows the orbit |
| B5 | Material quantity estimate | BUILT | Gallons of primer, Flex and topcoat plus the system code, from the spec-plate rates in ROOFS. Metal takes off laps, end laps and fasteners; flat roofs full field +6% (ASSUMED); per-detail allowances ASSUMED; silo walls add their area. No pricing |
| B6 | glTF detail models (mountModel) | BUILT | Loads the MODELS .glb files, keeps only <layer>__ meshes, scales metres to feet, skins parts to the roof's materials, and hides the code-drawn stand-in once loaded (kept if the load fails). Field cutouts (applyCutouts) open the membrane and coating sheets around flat-roof models; splices set 4-ft sections into parapet runs (coping, scupper), walls (W-11 reglet, W-13 penthouse), the office edge-metal run (F-1) and metal slopes (side lap, standing seam), plus the ridge cap; the hospital expansion-joint run (A-3) lies in one long field cutout as a strip of its cross-section, with the 4-ft model at the hotspot. A cutout can open the primer sheet wider than the Flex sheet (primerGrow) for a low detail camera; gravel pebbles and the random failure and repair decals are dropped wherever they would lie over a model's patch |
| B7 | Environment map and bump textures | BUILT | Procedural, no image files: a gradient cube map as scene.environment for metal and Thane reflections; canvas-noise bump maps on mod-bit granules, SPF foam, concrete and felts. Image textures are still #4 |
| B8 | Solar Post visual toggle (S.solar) | BUILT | "Add Solar Post supports" under Finish shows posts and racks on all 11 buildings, adds an ASSUMED Flex allowance to the estimate and sets solar_post: true in configuration(). On a flat or SPF roof every post is the P-1-S-TYP model and the toggle opens round holes in the field sheets and the building's top face over each (solarCuts, no rebuild); on metal panel the posts are code. Not a hotspot: snapshot.py --solar [i] / __rmi.solar.view(i) shoot a post at its own camera. Geometry status in §1 |
| B9 | Lead-capture email modal | REMOVED 2026-09-14 | Obsolete under the desktop direction; it never sent anything. Button, modal, Copy/Close handlers and __rmi.payload() removed. The serialiser is kept as configuration() (__rmi.configuration()): building, roof and plate, system code, existing condition, checked details with drawing numbers, topcoat, sq ft, gallon estimate, photo file names and pins. No pricing. Needed by #9 and #11. The internal keys sit beside the labels so #11 can restore a prospect: building_key, roof_key, topcoat_key, and detail_ids ({id, name} per checked detail, same order as details). Both lists hold only the DETAILS checklist; the Solar Post toggle is its own field, solar_post: true/false |
Numbered — done items first, then the order CLAUDE.md "What's left" had when this tracker was made. Numbers are fixed: §3 and the weekly update cite them; the working order is CLAUDE.md "What's left" (realigned with the project instructions 2026-10-01).
| # | Feature | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Desktop installer (Electron, Windows) | BUILT (v0.3.1 on GitHub Actions) | Releases build on GitHub Actions (2026-10-01, .github/workflows/build-installer.yml, windows-latest): npm version patch → git push --follow-tags → the tag's GitHub Release carries RMI Roof Visualizer Setup <version>.exe (also kept 14 days as a workflow artifact; a manual run builds the artifact only). The runner has no Smart App Control, so the unsigned uninstaller stub builds; the workflow holds a commented-out Azure Trusted Signing step (#12). Locally: npm run dist → dist/RMI Roof Visualizer Setup 0.3.0.exe; RMI crest as the app/taskbar icon (build/icon.ico, build/icon.png) and the RMI logo (assets/rmi-logo.png) in the header, on the PDF cover and in the PDF page header; runs offline, vendored libs; bundles drawings/ (render it first) and samples/ (the four sample roof photos, 2026-09-17). RMI_SELFTEST=<png> opens the big-box drain with the Drawing panel, prints its state and saves a screenshot; RMI_SELFTEST_PDF=<pdf> exports the big-box presentation with the sample photos to that path; RMI_SELFTEST_PROSPECT=<folder> runs the saved-prospect round trip in two launches (#11) (the build checks). Window title shows the version from package.json at runtime (app.getVersion()), e.g. "RMI Roof Visualizer 0.3.0". Locally, v0.3.1 packages but the installer .exe cannot be produced on Heath's machine (hence the Actions build): Smart App Control blocks the unsigned NSIS uninstaller stub electron-builder has to run mid-build (spawn UNKNOWN; CodeIntegrity event 3077) — dist/win-unpacked builds and passes the checks, only the NSIS step fails (#12). Mac only if needed. Reps get the installer through ShareFile (the .exe downloaded from the Release and sent on); rollout not yet recorded |
| 1 | Photo panel | DONE (v2, 2026-09-14) | v2 per Dennis: a thumbnail strip across the top of the 3D view (56 px, 4:3, pin-count badge, × to remove, "+" tile, drag-drop, "Clear photos", the orbit hint at its right end); click a thumbnail and the slider docks on the right at about 40 % (filename, i / n, prev/next, ← → keys, Esc). Pins unchanged from v1. Photos (blob), pins and the building/roof selection persist in IndexedDB on that machine (rmi-visualizer db); "Clear photos" wipes the photo store; nothing is uploaded. "Load sample photos" on the empty strip loads samples/sample-01…04.jpg, labelled "Sample roof"; a rep's own photos replace them. In the installed app they come through the desktop bridge (rmiDesktop.samplePhotos → main reads them out of the bundled samples/), because fetch() cannot read a file inside app.asar — it silently loaded nothing before (fixed 2026-09-17, RMI_SELFTEST_PDF now exports the photo pages from the packaged app); the browser build still fetches them. Native "Add photos" dialog in Electron kept. A saved prospect (#11) carries the photos and pins in its own file |
| 2 | Remaining detail models | DONE (2026-09-30) | No CODE-DRAWN row left in §1. 30 Sept 2026: the hangar's vents at 1.5:12 (moved to odd x on the other vent models' lap phase and onto a purlin row), and the Solar Post toggle's P-1-S-TYP post on flat and SPF roofs — metal-panel posts wait on RMI (§5 #27). 25 Sept 2026: the gutter pair (W-7-TYP, D-8-TYP) as the third splice pattern, eave-hung, and the silo wall (W-7-TYP concrete sheet) as the fourth, a ring on a curved wall — every extent of it ASSUMED pending RMI (§5 #17) |
| 3 | Fine-tuning | OPEN | Hotspot label crowding (worst on prospect roofs), "Prospect roof" menu label truncation, hospital penthouse camera, silo headhouse and shed, a metal-roof Solar Post model (P-1-S-TYP is flat/SPF only, §5 #27) (fastener size done 2026-09-14) |
| 4 | Textures | NOT STARTED | Materials and textures once the Flex and Thane close-ups arrive; CC0 scans for the rest. textures/ folder (planned layout) |
| 5 | Catalog alignment with the 25 DETAILS entries | OPEN | Catalog rows ↔ the 25 DETAILS entries. The detail menu is a per-building checkbox list, not a dropdown (B1) |
| 6 | ASSUMED questions to RMI | OPEN | Catalog §5 (#1–#27), to be sent as one list; each answer moves an item to VERIFIED |
| 7 | Repo private, Pages off, transfer to an RMI-owned GitHub organization | PARTLY DONE (2026-10-01) | Private and Pages off since 2026-10-01; drawings/ committed the same day (#8). Left: the transfer to an RMI-owned GitHub organization, so RMI controls collaborator access — the repo is still under nihthauke |
| 8 | Drawing panel | BUILT (2026-09-15) | "Drawing" button beside "Section view" in detail view docks a panel right of the 3D view (the view shrinks, the detail stays centred; with the photo slider open too the columns are 5 / 3.2 / 2.8, usable at 1366×768). Tabs: 2D drawing (scroll-zoom, drag-pan, double-click 1:1, Fit), How it's applied (numbered steps per detail from the sheet notes — STEPS in index.html, ASSUMED rendered as a tag, byRoof variants carry their own), 3D concept (where the library has one). Header shows the sheet number, title and issue/revision date from the sheet (drawings/index.js). Sheets are PNGs rendered at 150 dpi by scripts/render_drawings.py from the local library — 51 today, every referenced number found — into drawings/, committed since 2026-10-01 (PNGs + index.js / index.json, no PDFs) and bundled by the installer; a missing sheet shows "not bundled with this build" instead of breaking. Sheet-number fixes found on the way: the SPF variants pointed one sheet off (now SPF-13 curb/hatch, SPF-4 penetration, SPF-3 ridge); the library has two different sheets numbered W-7-TYP |
| 9 | PDF export | BUILT (2026-09-15) | "Export PDF" in the header opens a dialog: prospect name and address, rep name, notes, and a checkbox per section (cover; building and roof configuration with a labelled whole-roof image; the six stages as captured images with the stage text; one page per selected detail — 3D view at the finished stage, existing / primer / Flex thumbnails, layer legend, "How it's applied" steps with ASSUMED tagged, then the 2D sheet on its own page where bundled; material estimate with coverage rates and per-detail allowances, no pricing; prospect photos with their pins drawn and listed; notes and every ASSUMED item; the Project Evaluation pre-fill as an appendix). Images come from the canvas at the default cameras (whole roof at each stage, details at four stages), composited on the view background. Desktop: Electron printToPDF (Letter, CSS page margins, running footer with page numbers) through rmiDesktop.exportPdf, save dialog defaulting to Documents and <prospect>-<date>.pdf, an Open button after; browser: the print dialog ("Save as PDF"). Big-box with four photos: 18–19 pages, ~3 MB. Verified from the installed 0.1.4 app |
| 10 | EagleView import | BUILT (2026-09-15) | "Import EagleView report" in the header (native dialog in the app, file input in a browser) reads the report XML from the rep's machine and adds "Prospect roof (report N)" to the building menu. Each ROOF facet becomes a polygon block at its measured elevation (main roof, penthouses, stair towers, canopies); PARAPET edges get the parapet + coping (W-1-TYP), EAVE edges edge metal (F-1-TYP), FLASHING edges the wall tie-in (W-11-TYP), a PARAPET edge against a higher facet the penthouse wall (W-13-TYP); every penetration sits at its polygon centroid with its footprint, typed by area as a best guess (under 1 sq ft soil stack; 1–4 small curb; 4–10 curb / hatch; 10–30 RTU / skylight; over 30 large equipment on a curb at its measured size) using the existing models. A "Penetrations" panel beside the roof lists each one by report number with a type dropdown and a confirm box; unconfirmed types stay ASSUMED and the roof is labelled "From EagleView report N, file dated D — penetration types confirmed by rep: n of m". The rep picks the roof type (flat plates: TPO, mod-bit, gravel, concrete, SPF). The estimate uses the report's measured totals — roof area less penetrations, parapet length × the parapet height the rep enters, penetration count and perimeter — instead of the square-footage field. Stages, hotspots (one per detail type present), photos, drawing panel and PDF (cover with report number and file date, penetration schedule, measured basis, ASSUMED notes) all work on it. The XML carries no report date (the file date is used) and no parapet height; a hatch or vent on a membrane roof takes CS-1-TYP note 7 (FLAT_HATCH / FLAT_VENT byRoof). Report files are client data: *.xml and prospects/ are git-ignored; the sample report lives outside the repo. snapshot.py --eagleview <xml> and RMI_SELFTEST_EV are the checks |
| 11 | Saved prospects | BUILT (2026-09-16) | "Open prospect" and "Save prospect" in the header. One .rmiproject file per prospect, a zip written and read in the page (no library): prospect.json (format, version, id, saved date; prospect name, address, rep, notes; the restore keys — building, roof, finish, Solar Post, existing condition, sq ft, checked details, parapet height; the EagleView block — report id, file name and date, totals, every penetration's id, type, best guess and confirmation; each photo's file and pins; and the full configuration()), the original EagleView XML under eagleview/ and the photos under photos/, byte for byte. No pricing. Save dialog: prospect, address, rep, notes (shared with the PDF dialog), a one-line summary of what is saved, and the folder. Desktop: written through rmiDesktop.prospects to a folder chosen once and remembered in the app's settings.json (default Documents\RMI Prospects, "Change folder…"); saving again updates the same file in place, and a name that belongs to another file gets " (2)" — nothing is overwritten. Browser: the file downloads. Open dialog: "Recent prospects" (desktop: files saved or opened on that machine that still exist; browser: copies in IndexedDB, last 8), × removes a row and leaves the file, Browse… for any file. Open checks the whole file first (zip, CRC, JSON, report parses) and changes nothing if it is damaged; then rebuilds the prospect roof from the embedded XML with the saved types and confirmations, the configuration, and the photos with their pins in one pass. Asks before replacing unsaved work; the header shows the prospect name. Checks: scripts/check_prospect.py --eagleview <xml> (browser: save, reopen from Recent and from Browse…, compare state, zip entries byte-identical) and RMI_SELFTEST_PROSPECT in the installed app. *.rmiproject is git-ignored; prospect files are client data |
| 12 | Bundled drawings, code signing, wide rollout | IN PROGRESS | Drawings ship inside the installer from the committed drawings/ (#8). Installers now build on GitHub Actions (#0), which gets past Smart App Control on Heath's machine (it blocks the unsigned NSIS uninstaller stub during a local npm run dist). Left: code signing — Azure Trusted Signing in RMI's name (needs RMI's Azure account and business validation); the step is stubbed, commented out, in .github/workflows/build-installer.yml with the secrets and variables it needs; unsigned, reps' machines show SmartScreen and SAC may block the app — and the rollout to reps through ShareFile |
| 13 | Project Evaluation pre-fill | BUILT as the #9 appendix (2026-09-15) | The PDF's last section mirrors RMI's Request for Project Evaluation (revised 11/15/13): project information (use, roof squares, RMI specification #, general overview written from the configuration), document profile (proprietary RMI products, warranty years from the system code), existing roof system (surface membrane, gutters / drains / skylights / mechanical / sheet metal from the checked details), the "Detail drawings — check all applicable" grid ticked from the details with their drawing numbers (PE_ITEMS in index.html), photo count, signature block. Unknown fields read "rep to complete". No standalone view or fillable form yet; numbered 13 so #0–#12 keep their cross-references |
| 14 | Web copy (Cloudflare Pages + Access) | BUILD READY (2026-10-02) — Cloudflare setup left | Approved by Dennis 2026-10-02 for a named list of people; the desktop app stays the reps' product. scripts/web_build.py assembles web_dist/ (git-ignored) with only index.html, vendor/, models/ (.glb), assets/ and samples/ — no drawings/ — and fails on any reference it did not copy; its index.html is marked data-build="web", so the Drawing panel's 2D and 3D tabs and the PDF's detail pages say the sheets are available in the desktop app (steps tab unchanged). Checked from web_dist/: every building × roof × detail on all three tabs, sample photos, PDF build — zero console errors, no request under drawings/. Status area (2026-10-02): the build also renders this tracker and the catalog to status/index.html and status/catalog.html (the app's header, a link between them, "Last built" date and commit), linked from a "Status" button in the app's header that only the web copy shows; before writing them it fails on anything shaped like a report number, address, company name, email or phone, and on the real client values in the local prospect files outside the repo (CLAUDE.md "Web copy"). Left, in the Cloudflare dashboard: the Pages project (build command python scripts/web_build.py, output web_dist, SKIP_DEPENDENCY_INSTALL=1) and the Access application with the email list, covering the production pages.dev hostname as well as previews (CLAUDE.md "Web copy") |
3. Fine-tuning & housekeeping
- ☑ Add
drawings/,prospects/and*.rmiprojectto.gitignorebefore any drawing or prospect record is copied in (nothing tracked under either) - ☐ When a sheet or a referenced drawing number changes:
python scripts/render_drawings.py(51 sheets, ~15 MB) and commitdrawings/before tagging a release — the Actions build bundles the committed folder - ☐ Check the SPF pipe wrap (SPF-4-TYP) code geometry against the dimensions the sheet gives (§5 #15); the P-5-C gallery-support wrap is drawn to its sheet
- ☑ Drain sump read as a flat floor under the strainer: the building's top face (1/4" under the roof) capped it, and so did the model's own solid flange, insulation dish floor and deck. The flange is now a ring, the patch is holed through, the coats show down the bore, and the top face opens under each drain (
deepcutout). Checked the other flat-roof models: the scupper has nothing below the roof; the pitch pan, soil stack, CS-1 curbs, sleeper, A-3 joint and P-5-C support only carry their roof build-up, deck or a closed pipe below it, so the face caps nothing that shows (section views look in at a grazing angle) - ☑ Gravel BUR prep stage: white speckles on the bare felts — the building box's top face lay level with the field plane and z-fought it; it now sits 1/4" under the roof on every flat building
- ☐ Decide where saved prospects live: rep laptop (the default, Documents\RMI Prospects) or a shared folder — "Change folder…" in the Save dialog sets either, per machine (§2 #11)
- ☑ Keep a sample EagleView report outside the repo for testing EagleView import (§2 #10) —
../RMI-prospects/, never copied in - ☑ Get past Smart App Control for
npm run dist: installers build on GitHub Actions (§2 #0); signing is still wanted for the reps' machines (§2 #12) - ☐ Mac installer, only if needed (Dennis: Macs or Windows only)
- ☐ Team decisions open with Dennis: whether the public Webflow page keeps a teaser or is removed; who receives the Project Evaluation summary (today the §2 #9 appendix, §2 #13)
- ☐ Second and third EagleView reports as importer test cases (different building shapes, pitched facets), kept outside the repo with the first (
../RMI-prospects/) - ☐ Split
index.htmlintosrc/JS modules (planned layout;models/,scripts/,docs/exist; textures are §2 #4) - ☑ Refresh CLAUDE.md "Current state" to match §1 and §2
- ☐ Extend spliced models to the instances still code-drawn: RTU curbs at other sizes (school, office, hotel, restaurant); coping on hospital, restaurant, hotel; ridge cap on manufacturing, airport, arena (confirm pitch vs. the 1:12 model); solar posts on metal panel once RMI says which sheet (§5 #27)
- ☑ CS-15-MP fixed metal curb for the arena hatch (§5 #14) — with the CS-13-MP HVAC curb and vents, one core (
scripts/rmi_metal_curb.py), spliced into the slope like the lap - ☐ Ask RMI whether reps see ballasted single-ply roofs (Plate SPB) — candidate 8th roof type; ballast removal is not built
- Friday update (Heath):
git log --since="last friday"→ write the week's entry in §4 → update the title line → run contact sheets →git push→ tell Dennis the tracker is updated samples/photos — shared with client permission, EXIF stripped, no identifiers
4. Weekly update
Newest first, one entry per week, written on Fridays.
18 Sept 2026
Covers Fri 11 – Thu 17 Sept. Monday's work is already in the 14 Sept entry and gets one line here so the week reads whole.
- Models: 9 this week, from 8 to 17 of 28 details modelled; 11 are still simple stand-in shapes. Fri 11: roof hatch, curb-mounted skylight, kitchen exhaust fan and silo bin vent, all four on one shared curb (CS-1-TYP note 7), plus the metal ridge cap (F-21-M-TYP) on the warehouse. Mon 14 (see 14 Sept): sleeper supports (CS-8), pipe clusters on a Chem-Curb (P-8), penthouse walls (W-13), perimeter edge metal (F-1). Tue 15: edge metal rebuilt without tape or face fasteners to match its drawing; closer camera on the penthouse wall; seams and laps on flat roofs now stop short of every model.
- App features:
- Drawing panel (Tue 15): a "Drawing" button in detail view shows RMI's 2D sheet (zoom and pan), "How it's applied" steps taken from the sheet notes with ASSUMED steps marked, and the 3D concept. 52 sheets, shipped only inside the installer.
- PDF export (Tue 15): one click builds the presentation: cover, configuration, the six stages, a page per detail with its drawing, material estimate (no pricing), photos with pins and the ASSUMED notes. The Project Evaluation pre-fill is its appendix (#13). There is no standalone form yet.
- RMI logo (Tue 15): app icon, header, PDF cover and PDF page header.
- EagleView import (Tue 15): the rep opens a report file from their own computer and the tool builds that roof: roof areas at their heights, parapets, edges, wall tie-ins, and penetrations typed by size as a best guess the rep confirms. The estimate uses the report's measured totals.
- Saved prospects (Wed 16): "Save prospect" / "Open prospect" keep one prospect's configuration, report, confirmed penetrations, photos and pins in a single file on the rep's computer, with a "Recent prospects" list.
- Sample photos now load in the installed app, not only in the browser (Thu 17).
- Mon 14 (see 14 Sept): photo panel v2, email form removed, topcoat choice carried through the stage text.
- Installer and tooling: Fri 11 brought a self-contained build and the desktop wrapper: three.js, the model loader, the photo converter and the fonts now live in the repo, so the app runs with no network. Installers 0.1.0 → 0.3.0 built (0.3.0 on Wed 16). 0.3.1 packages, but its installer file can't be produced on this machine because Windows Smart App Control blocks an unsigned step of the build (#12). New checks: the installed app can test itself (drawing panel, PDF export, EagleView import, save-and-reopen), browser checks cover the same, and a script renders the drawing sheets from the local library.
- Docs: this tracker created (Sat 12) and checked against the code. The catalog is now one row per detail, with every open question in one list (§5). CLAUDE.md kept in step. Rules added: making the repo private, turning the review link off and moving to an RMI-owned GitHub account happen as one step; RMI drawings are never committed while the repo is public; EagleView reports and saved prospects are client data and are never committed.
- ASSUMED → VERIFIED this week (full wording in each catalog §3c row and catalog §4):
- Roof hatch, curb-mounted skylight, kitchen exhaust, bin vent: each is a curb-mounted unit on the RTU curb. Flex runs up the full curb and over the top, and the unit is lifted and reset. The hatch had been guessed as a fixed curb. Source: CS-1-TYP note 7 (for the bin vent on concrete, CS-12-CON).
- Ridge cap: cap over the panel, metal closure set in sealant or tape, closure fasteners, Flex at the cap, Thane over all, closures recessed at least 6" under the cap. Source: F-21-M-TYP (note 12).
- Sleeper supports: sleeper raised and reset, Flex and topcoat unbroken underneath (nothing wraps the block), walkpad after full cure. Source: CS-8-TYP.
- Pipe clusters: Chem-Curb set in M-1 sealant, pocket filled with Flex tapered to shed water, Flex at least 4" and topcoat at least 2" up each penetration. Source: P-8-TYP.
- Penthouse walls: counterflashing fixed and left in place, sealant bead at its top, Flex up to it, skirt metal at least 4" over the system. Source: W-13-TYP (note 7).
- Edge metal: flange stripped in, Flex over the stripping and the field, topcoat over the Flex. No tape at the edge joint and no exposed face fasteners; the only fastener is the concealed cleat. Source: F-1-TYP, F1-34-FT-3D note 10.
- Wrap extents read off the sheets. SPF pipe: Flex at least 1" above the collar flashing, topcoat 1" past it (SPF-4-TYP). Gallery support: tape 2" up and 4" out, Flex at least 6" past it, topcoat at least 2" past the Flex (P-5-C). The stand-in shapes haven't been checked against these yet (§3).
- Sheet numbers corrected from the title blocks: SPF curb/hatch is SPF-13, SPF pipe SPF-4, SPF ridge SPF-3. The sleeper sheet is CS-8-TYP (two library file names are swapped). Two different sheets carry W-7-TYP (gutter seams, concrete wall).
- Open questions for Dennis / RMI technical side: catalog §5, 22 open. New this week: #20–22 (P-8, W-13 and F-1 sizes; #22 narrowed on 15 Sept once the drawing settled tape and fasteners). Also open (§3): do reps see ballasted single-ply roofs? For the team (§3): do saved prospects live on the laptop or in a shared folder?
- Tracker check (18 Sept): all 28 detail rows, B1–B9 and #0–#13 match the repo, and no status changed. Counts: 17 MODELLED+SPLICED · 0 MODELLED · 11 CODE-DRAWN · 0 NOT STARTED.
- Next (CLAUDE.md "What's left" order): the remaining 11 details in the order the buildings need them, starting with the metal roof hatch curb (CS-15-MP, arena), then fine-tuning (labels, camera pass, silo headhouse/shed). Textures, catalog alignment and sending RMI the §5 questions come after, in that order. No new installer can be built until the code-signing / Smart App Control decision (#12).
14 Sept 2026
- Four more details built from RMI drawings and placed in the buildings: sleeper supports (CS-8), pipe clusters on a Chem-Curb (P-8), penthouse walls with fixed counterflashing (W-13) and perimeter edge metal (F-1). That makes 17 of 28 details modelled, up from 13; 11 are still simple stand-in shapes. Each one moved several points from ASSUMED to VERIFIED against its drawing; the sizes the drawings don't give are new questions for RMI (catalog §5 #20–22).
- Photo panel v2: prospect photos now sit in a strip across the top of the 3D view; click one and it opens large on the right, with arrows to step through. Pins on a photo still jump to the matching detail. Photos and pins stay on that computer after the app is closed, and nothing is uploaded. Four sample roof photos can be loaded for demos.
- Desktop app 0.1.2: installer rebuilt. The old website email form is gone, and the window title shows the version number.
- Topcoat choice follows through: picking RMI-White Plus now changes the stage name, the stage text and the coverage rates, not just the colour.
- Smaller fixes: metal roof fasteners drawn at true size; the configuration record behind the tool now carries everything PDF export and saved prospects will need to rebuild a presentation.
- This tracker was created and every "built" feature was checked against the app. That check found the Project Evaluation pre-fill isn't built yet; it is now on the list (#13).
- Rules: making the repo private, turning the review link off and moving the repo to an RMI-owned GitHub account happen together, just before the drawing panel. Webflow testing dropped (desktop app, nothing on roofrmi.com). The market is labelled "Hotel / senior living" and condominiums are never named. No prospect addresses or EagleView report numbers in the repo; the one exception is
samples/, four client roof photos RMI may share, with location data stripped and signage blurred. - Process: a short-lived "push on Fridays only" rule was reversed (14 Sept): work goes to the review link as it's done, and this tracker gets a weekly update every Friday.
- Next: the remaining 11 details in the order the buildings need them, starting with the metal roof hatch curb (CS-15-MP); then fine-tuning (labels, camera, silo) and sending RMI the open ASSUMED questions.