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ADR 0126 — The metrics wall

Status: accepted · Date: 2026-11-09

Continues ADR 0124: the back wall already shows the name; now it also shows the numbers.

Metrics lived in the inspector, outside the scene. The back wall, meanwhile, was empty above the sign and cabinets. Users had to leave the room to know how many files or what risk they were looking at.

The back wall gets a horizontal screen centred above the sign:

  • a trim frame;
  • a MÉTRICAS header;
  • rows with the label on the left and the value on the right;
  • readable text on the dark background;
  • not selectable.

It is not a HUD panel: it is mounted on the wall, like the sign.

The table is computed from files in the current focus:

  • Files: files in scope;
  • Folders: subfolders in scope;
  • Risk: maximum risk;
  • Area: sum of the model’s area metric.

At the root they are project figures; inside a folder, they are that folder’s and its descendants’. No values are invented and the checksum does not change: everything comes from the RenderModel.

A single screen with rows is preferred to four small panels. Text does not compete with file labels and numbers are read at a glance.

  • Scope metrics are visible inside the room.
  • The back wall gains a function, not just decoration.
  • The table uses a smaller font and must not grow without limit; long names are truncated.
  • The inspector remains the source for full detail.
  • Four small panels. Labels stepped on each other in the front view.
  • Metrics only in the HUD. They force you out of the scene.
  • One panel per file. It turns the wall into a data table and hides architecture.
  • Invented or camera-derived figures. The checksum must not depend on the view.

Phase M77 · The front-facing Atlas.

  • ✅ Metrics screen on the back wall.
  • ✅ Project figures at the root and folder figures in its room.
  • 🟡 Table adaptation to long names and finer composition.
  • ⬜ The animated entrance door, if decided.
  • ⬜ The full editor.

The record of what is done lives in the guide feed.