Eric, looking at the Red Dragon Inn shelf: a game stored inside
another box doesn't need its own row in the space view — it's clutter.
Right: the shelf holds physical boxes; what's inside them is the
container's business, already listed on its game page.
The opening sheet now renders only physical residents, collapsing
contents into a "holds N inside" hint on the container's row (hover
for the names). Eric's real B2 goes from 20 rows to 5 — Speechless,
Superfight, the Character Trove ("holds 15 inside"), Smorgasbox, Throw
Throw Avocado. The exported wall page mirrors it with "(+N inside)"
after the container's link. The payload keeps every rider (with a new
via field naming its box) so the sheet's add-a-game search still
excludes games already present through containment, and riders still
never appear in the unshelved backlog.
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Eric: this shows where games live, but Frosthaven is in the travel
case right now, and sometimes a game is at a friend's house. A home
and a whereabouts are different facts, so a location record can now
carry away: free text for where the box IS when that isn't home.
Set it in the Right now field on any game's detail page ("travel
case", "loaned to Ben"); blank brings it back and leaves no husk of a
record behind. Home is untouched throughout: the opening assignment
stays, the spot stays reserved in the packing math — a loan is not a
move. Contents ride along the same way they ride on shelves: games
stored inside an out box read as out with it, through whole chains.
The home opening's sheet shows an "out:" chip, unshelved rows show it
too, and the exported game page appends "right now: …" beside where
it lives. Away survives locate edits, lane flips, and CSV re-imports.
Verified live, with Eric's actual fact as the test: Frosthaven marked
out to the travel case from its page — its E1 sheet row now reads
"out: travel case · standing, proud", zero page errors.
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Eric, looking at a dense cube full of "no room" and "unmeasured":
how do I say it really IS here, and in what orientation? Two answers.
The packer models one flat pile and one standing row; real shelves are
3-D — boxes sit crosswise, ride on top of piles, stand proud of the
edge. Acknowledge generalizes from overhang-only to the human
overruling the model: "it's here anyway" on any resident the lanes
can't take. An acknowledged box takes a lane when one works (honoring
a flat/standing override; the spine-out case lands relaxed standing,
now tagged ", proud" by the packer itself instead of guessed from
misfit-ness) and otherwise is WEDGED IN: really there, in some
arrangement the model can't see, outside the capacity bars and never
warned about. The previous commit's ackable gate is gone — accepting
always does something now, so no placebo remains to guard against.
And "unmeasured" is no longer a dead end: the chip is a button. Tap,
enter width × length × depth from your own tape measure, and it saves
to data/measurements.json (a new committed curation store) with dims
source "measured" — overlaid on every games.json read (web, dims,
export, CSV import), because the owner's ruler outranks BGG's
database. All three fields empty clears one.
Verified live: Etherfields on the tower reads "standing, proud", an
acknowledged box in a width-starved cube reads "wedged in", the
measure form opens with three inputs, zero page errors.
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Eric tapped "flat" on Flick 'em Up in a packed cube. The flip means
"stand this instead" — but the cube's standing lane is 1.55 inches and
the box is 2.8 thick, so the override landed it laneless. And laneless
meant no lane button: the override that caused the problem had no
control left to revoke it. A one-way door, sprung mid-curation.
Now an override that leaves its box without a lane renders as
"no room ✱ undo" — one tap clears the override and the packer chooses
again. The plain "no room" chip (no override, nothing to undo) stays a
chip. Verified live on the real B1: flip-trapped box showed the undo,
one tap returned it to the flat pile, override cleared from
locations.json.
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Eric clicked accept-overhang on two boxes in a Kallax cube and got an
"overhang ✓" pill with no lane behind it. The cube's flat pile claims
11.7 of 13.25 inches of width, leaving 1.55 inches of standing lane —
acknowledging waives depth and height, never width, so nothing changed.
That opening is overfull, not overhung, and the button was a placebo.
The sheet now probes before offering: a laneless resident gets the
accept button only when acknowledging would actually land it a lane;
otherwise it's marked "no room" with the honest tooltip. Acknowledged
boxes that DID land show "▮ standing, proud" (their lane isn't
flippable — proud of the shelf is the whole point), plus the
retractable "overhang ✓". Verified against the live wall: the three
Etherfields monoliths on the tower's big row read standing-proud, the
squeezed cube residents read no-room, zero page errors.
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