One `WOW_BOOTH_LOG` run with Tmog open printed every term, so the factor is arithmetic now rather
than a fit:
- The cards draw through the paper-doll camera, logged `eye=(0.003, 1.103, -2.919)`, and the same
run logged the dwarf's `head_y=1.364`.
- Tmog's browse cards frame on the slot being browsed, so its per-race **head** row is a request
to put that race's head on the camera's axis. The dwarf row's vertical is `-1.2`.
- Centring the head needs `1.364 - 1.103 = 0.261` model units against a request of `1.2`:
**0.2175**, rounded to 0.22.
The same run confirmed the whole chain end to end: the logged pose inverted back to
`(3.72, 0, 0.489)` at facing 3.2, and `Tmog.lua:332` reads `{ 3.8, 0, 0.5, 3.2 }` — the small gap
is the previous factor, `G48` at grom's actual aspect.
It cross-checks on depth: the head row's `6.3` then moves the model 1.37 of its 2.92 standoff,
leaving it 1.55 out — a view about 0.75 units tall around a head of roughly 0.35. The two earlier
values are what make the arithmetic worth trusting: 1.0 put every card *behind* its camera and the
grid drew empty; `G48` ≈ 0.49 left them 1.06 out, the extreme close-up in the screenshot.
Still a measurement of an addon's table against this client rather than of the reference's own
root, and the constant says so.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SgstFWtn1RxEJ5kVrpgYwn
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