ESP32-S3 Bench Guide
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Draw and explore ray diagrams interactively
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Read the full README ↗Interactive paraxial ray tracing for lenses and mirrors, with a sandbox and a practice mode.
Open index.html in a browser (no build step). Works with mouse, keyboard and touch.
index.html – page structurecss/styles.css – base styles; css/layout.css – app layout for phones and wide screensjs/ – plain scripts loaded in order: config → toolbar → optics → render → panels → interaction → menus → io → construct → practice → ui (selection, inspector, scene list, sheets) → mainTap anything on the canvas (or in the Scene list) to edit it. Tools sit in the dock: Move, Ray, Line, Construct, and + to add lenses, mirrors, objects or a free ray. Display and snapping switches are behind the layers button on the canvas.
Long-press for the context menu, drag empty space with Move to pan, pinch to zoom. With the line and Mark tools, press, slide to the snap point and release.