atlas-figures
Atlas Figures
When the request or conversation already selects a treatment, read its method and proceed directly. When no treatment is selected, present the full menu below with a short description of each option. Recommend suitable treatments from the user's subject, medium and intended use, explaining the fit, then wait for their choice before loading a method or building a figure. Selection belongs to the user.
| Treatment | Character | Read after selection |
|---|---|---|
| Hairline | Restrained isometric line art; one geometric idea responds to the pointer. | Create; for a supplied SVG, start with Adopt |
| Anatomy | Detailed physical mechanisms that explain technical ideas through moving parts and a shared model. | Anatomy |
| Engraved Figures | Monochrome scientific plates, wireframes, stippled charts and research posters. | Engraved Figures |
| Teardown | Evidence-led technical illustrations, coherent views and exploded assemblies of objects or conceptual layers. | Teardown |
| ISO-GLOW | Glowing isometric line art, interactive 3D objects, or solid-lit Lumen illustrations. | ISO-GLOW |
| Colorfigures | Colourful, hand-inked objects with working mechanisms, rotation and see-through views. | Colorfigures |
| Minicharts | Hand-drawn charts where subject objects carry the data, with values drawn to scale and touchable parts. | Minicharts |
Follow the selected method and its conditional references. Its folder is the method's base directory for assets, scripts and examples; resolve <skill folder> there. Keep its visual grammar and engine together. Selecting several treatments means separate variants, unless the user requests a blend. A recommendation alone does not select a treatment.