FullControl source audit

Last verified: 2026-07-16. This is a coverage and provenance record, not permission to copy source. Dry remains a clean-room implementation under the project clean-room rules; FullControl is used as a behavioural oracle and source of public design ideas only.

The FullControl sample gallery runs all 28 committed reconstructions through Dry's browser engine. These are fixed default Dry L1 designs with source links, not copies of notebook code and not claims of compatibility with every website slider.

Source baselines

• fullcontrol.xyz: 16 published model cards in the live-site catalogue captured from the rendered SPA on 2026-06-18. The public site still loads, but its model catalogue is not exposed in static HTML.
• Upstream GitHub: FullControlXYZ/fullcontrol at 9a90c40, fetched on 2026-07-16. It contains nine top-level model notebooks (eight designs plus the design template) and 14 top-level tutorial notebooks.
• Oracle fork: dmytro-yemelianov/fullcontrol at 211505e, 153 commits ahead of that upstream baseline. Its GALLERY registry contains 27 designs, while its small export matrix _SMALL contains 26.
• Author gists: the public fullcontrol-xyz gist account currently exposes 13 gists.

fullcontrol.xyz catalogue coverage

“Fixture” means a committed Dry L1/IR/G-code/metrics fixture generated by running the local FullControl fork. It proves parity with that fork case; it does not claim that FullControl source was copied or that every website slider value is covered.

Published model	Site ID	Dry fixture	Coverage note
Nonplanar Spacer	971ff7	nonplanar_spacer	Fixture-backed
Hex Adapter	ff1d4e	hex_adapter	Fixture-backed
Fractional Design Engine (Polar)	a72616	fractional_design_engine	Fixture-backed; renamed
Ripple Texture Demo	4a0397	ripple_vase	Fixture-backed; renamed
Tape-Reinforcement Research Demo	eac87f	tape_reinforcement	Fixture-backed
Overhang Challenge	b70938	overhang_challenge	Base variant fixture-backed
Overhang Challenge Plus	2d37a5	overhang_challenge_plus	Distinct plus=True fixture-backed variant
2000-Retractions Test	3bfcdb	retraction_test	Fixture-backed; renamed
Star-Polygon Lattice Research	1d3528	star_polygon_lattice	Fixture-backed
AnyAngle Phone Stand	4d0e78	phone_stand	Fixture-backed; renamed
Pin-Support Challenge	67cf20	pin_support_challenge	Fixture-backed
Snake-Mode Soapdish	7d3dc2	snake_soapdish	Fixture-backed; renamed
FullControl Lampshade	ebdc86	lampshade	Fork/gist fixture exists; original site G-code download was not captured, so site-byte parity is unverified
Blob Printing	800020	blob_printing	Fixture-backed
Nuts and Bolts	393a4c	nuts_and_bolts	Fixture-backed
Freeform Frosting Challenge	c5042e	freeform_frosting	Fixture-backed; renamed

Result: all 16 website models have distinct Dry fixtures and runnable gallery entries. The two Overhang Challenge cards share one fork callable, but Dry exports and tests the base and plus=True outputs as separate cases.

Upstream GitHub coverage

The upstream models/ directory contains anyangle_phone_stand, blob_printing, fractional_design_engine_polar, hex_adapter, nonplanar_spacer, nuts_and_bolts, ripple_texture, and star_polygon_lattice, plus design_template. All eight model notebooks map to the website fixtures above. The upstream README also links the lampshade gist, which maps to the lampshade fixture.

All eight model notebooks, plus the linked lampshade gist, are surfaced with their original source links in the runnable gallery.

Tutorial notebook decisions

The 14 upstream top-level tutorial notebooks were reviewed at the pinned upstream commit. A decision of “covered” means the concept has runnable Dry evidence; it does not mean the FullControl notebook was ported or that its API is compatible.

Upstream notebook	Decision	Dry evidence or boundary
contents	Documentation index only; do not create a runnable sample	Dry uses the documentation index and guide instead.
design_tips	Covered at workflow level; do not port FullControl convenience APIs	The clean-room authoring pilot is runnable in Python and TypeScript.
fast_demo	Covered	examples/authoring.py, examples/authoring.ts, and the live Author a path page provide the short runnable path-to-G-code flow.
gcode_controls	Covered by Dry-native controls; no notebook port	The authoring sample emits G-code, while profiles, the CLI cookbook, and emit flags own printer and initialization choices.
geometry_functions	Deferred	Dry has path primitives and TPMS generation, but no promised midpoint/rectangle/ellipse/polar helper compatibility layer. Add clean-room helpers with L0 features, not copied notebook functions.
lab_3mf_output	Out of scope	3MF/mesh output is explicitly out of scope; no runnable Dry sample is planned.
lab_five_axis_demo	Deferred until machine-safe validation exists	Dry can author tool orientation and experimentally emit rotary axes, but collision, singularity, and machine gating are missing. Tests are retained; a public machine tutorial would overstate support.
lab_four_axis_demo	Unsupported	Dry has no supported four-axis workflow, so there is no runnable sample or parity claim.
lab_geometry	Partially covered	Catmull–Rom spline authoring is runnable on Author a path; Bezier, polar-sine, convex-fill, and solid-base helper parity is deferred with the geometry helper layer.
lab_stl_output	Out of scope	STL/mesh output is explicitly out of scope; no runnable Dry sample is planned.
other_functions	Do not port one-for-one	Host-language ranges replace linspace; travel_to and relative/polar conveniences remain candidates for the clean-room geometry helper layer.
overview	Covered	The authoring pilot and live guide cover author → lower → simulate → verify → emit.
plot_controls	Documentation UI only; no SDK parity	Dry's live guide renders IR for inspection, but its canvas controls are not a stable plotting API and must not be presented as PlotControls compatibility.
state_objects	Covered by Dry-native builders	The Python/TypeScript authoring samples and generated SDK reference cover points, extrusion geometry, extruder state, speed, temperature, fan, flow, tool, orientation, dwell, retraction, and manual G-code.

Result: five notebooks have runnable Dry workflow coverage, one is partially covered, three are documentation/no-port decisions, two are deferred, one is unsupported, and two mesh-output labs are out of scope. None of those counts is included in the gallery-fixture total.

Public gist decisions

The public fullcontrol-xyz account exposes 13 gists. AnyAngle multi-part and the lampshade map to existing fixtures; the LLM prompt is documentation rather than a model. The remaining ten were reviewed individually:

Public gist	Decision	Dry coverage or boundary
VOLCO example	Out of scope for a Dry sample	It couples to the separate VOLCO simulator and exports/visualizes an STL mesh; neither external simulation nor mesh output is a Dry parity surface.
ASTM D638 convex, simple	Defer; consolidate with the full variant	A future clean-room coupon sample first needs variable-width convex/shape-fill helpers. No current fixture claim.
ASTM D638 convex, full	Defer; one future coupon sample covers both techniques	It adds orientations and continuously varying extrusion width; porting the published design expression is forbidden.
Sphere	Defer	Dry can emit an authored point path, but spherical-coordinate helpers and circular bead-area controls are not a stable public helper surface.
Custom start/end G-code	Technique covered; notebook not ported	Versioned Dry profile examples carry start/end procedures, and builders support manual G-code. The gist's manual_e_ratio override has no Dry equivalent, so full parity is not claimed.
SVG demo	Out of scope for core; possible future importer/plugin	It embeds a third-party SVG parser and converter. Dry currently accepts authored paths/IR, not SVG input.
Polar offset demo	Defer with geometry helpers	A clean-room offset primitive should be specified and tested independently before any runnable sample.
Offset-path helper	Defer with the polar-offset case	Treat it only as evidence of a desired capability; do not copy the helper implementation.
Electronic-circuit demo	Generic technique covered; design not migrated	Dry builders expose stationary volume deposition as deposit, but the published circuit path is not a parity fixture.
Lattice spool	Defer as a clean-room design candidate	It combines polar helpers, lattice geometry, and threaded features. Existing lattice/thread fixtures do not imply parity with this model.

Result: two generic techniques are covered without copying their published designs, two integrations are out of scope, and six design/helper candidates are explicitly deferred. No additional gist is counted as fixture-backed.

Count reconciliation and known gaps

• The oracle fork registers 27 gallery designs.
• Its _SMALL export/test matrix contains 26; gyroid_infill is the omitted registry entry. The exporter asserts that exact delta so an upstream inventory change fails loudly.
• Dry commits and tests 28 conformance/gallery fixtures: every registry design, including a compact oracle-backed gyroid_infill, plus the distinct overhang_challenge_plus website variant.
• The website has 16 model cards and 16 distinct fixture mappings.

The fixture gaps and source-triage work tracked in issue #149 are complete. Deferred candidates are not parity commitments; each requires a separately scoped clean-room feature decision before work starts.