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-# Modeling and Naming Standards
-
-This page defines basic geometry, naming, origin, and scene-organization rules.
-
-## Geometry priorities
-
-Prioritize:
-
-- Strong silhouettes
-- Large readable facets
-- Broad bevels
-- Slightly exaggerated proportions
-- Clean topology
-- Simple foliage clusters
-- Thick supports and posts
-- Generous doors and walkways
-
-Avoid:
-
-- Needle-thin triangles
-- Tiny bevel segments
-- Invisible interior faces
-- Duplicate faces
-- Coplanar geometry
-- Non-manifold holes
-- Excessive subdivision
-- Hidden geometry inside solid objects
-- Details too small to see from the gameplay camera
-
-## Naming files
-
-Use lowercase file names with underscores.
-
-Good examples:
-
-- `pond_rock_small.glb`
-- `dock_post_round.glb`
-- `mushroom_cluster_red.glb`
-- `starter_pond_terrain.glb`
-- `fishing_shop_wall_window.glb`
-
-Avoid:
-
-- `Cube.glb`
-- `Final.glb`
-- `FinalFinal2.glb`
-- `NewObject.glb`
-- `Untitled.glb`
-
-## Naming Blender objects
-
-Use descriptive Blender object names.
-
-Examples:
-
-- `PondRockSmall_Visual`
-- `PondRockSmall_Collision`
-- `DockPostRound_Visual`
-- `StarterPondTerrain_Visual`
-
-Avoid leaving default names such as:
-
-- `Cube`
-- `Cube.001`
-- `Cylinder.003`
-- `Object`
-- `Mesh`
-
-## Origins and pivots
-
-Place object origins intentionally.
-
-Recommended origin positions:
-
-| Asset | Origin position |
-|---|---|
-| Rock | Bottom center |
-| Tree | Center of trunk base |
-| Mushroom | Bottom of stem |
-| Bench | Bottom center |
-| Dock section | Logical snapping corner or center |
-| Wall panel | Bottom center or bottom corner |
-| Door | Bottom center, or hinge if animated |
-| Sign | Bottom center or mounting point |
-
-Do not leave an origin several meters away from the object.
-
-## Shading
-
-Use either:
-
-- Flat shading
-- Carefully controlled smooth shading
-- Marked sharp edges where needed
-
-Avoid accidental smooth shading across hard corners.
-
-Always inspect the exported GLB in Godot. A model may shade differently after import.
-
-## Reusable modules
-
-Prefer modular pieces for structures.
-
-Example building kit:
-
-- `wall_plain`
-- `wall_window`
-- `wall_door`
-- `corner_post`
-- `roof_panel`
-- `roof_end`
-- `awning`
-- `door`
-- `window`
-- `sign_bracket`
-
-Example dock kit:
-
-- `dock_straight`
-- `dock_corner`
-- `dock_end`
-- `dock_post`
-- `dock_ramp`
-- `dock_stairs`
-
-Do not create dozens of tiny modules unless they are needed.
-
-## File organization
-
-Use the following structure unless an issue specifies otherwise:
-
-    art/
-    ├── source/
-    │   ├── environment/
-    │   ├── props/
-    │   ├── structures/
-    │   ├── characters/
-    │   ├── fish/
-    │   └── items/
-    └── exported/
-        ├── environment/
-        ├── props/
-        ├── structures/
-        ├── characters/
-        ├── fish/
-        └── items/
-
-Example:
-
-    art/source/props/rocks/pond_rocks.blend
-    art/exported/props/rocks/pond_rock_small.glb
-    art/exported/props/rocks/pond_rock_medium.glb
-    art/exported/props/rocks/pond_rock_large.glb
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