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Rigshelf 0.1 Canonical application documentation

Rigshelf application source is MIT licensed. Bundled fonts retain their original SIL Open Font License 1.1 and notices. Fonts load from local files; no font service request is made.

Asset Authors and source License SHA-256
instrument-sans.ttf (unmodified) The Instrument Sans Project Authors OFL b24f1812584816958afcf22e22d08e44318c5e51651e25d2438efdde389b33b1
newsreader.ttf (unmodified) The Newsreader Project Authors OFL 8a08d13f8a6c0d51be379a60af84f945f65369a67e509ee3c3bdcc421254d7c1

Source installs retain dependency notices in their packages. Portable and standalone archives also include DEPENDENCY-LICENSES.txt, generated from locally installed locked build inputs; it includes some build-only packages. Local font notices ship in dist/fonts in portable archives and are embedded with the interface in standalone executables. Standalone executables embed the Bun runtime under its own licenses. No third-party brand artwork or vendor logos are bundled; the Rigshelf mark is original project artwork.

The separate static website uses Astro and an optional Three.js renderer. Their MIT notices ship with the site: Astro notice, Three.js notice. The interactive rig is original project geometry; it does not load a third-party model or external texture.

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