Actual IPAC handoff: source → selected support → authored objects/fragments → C# cropped layers. Meaning stays user-authored. Alpha workflow. testworkspace--ipac-d1-serve.modal.run?sample=paper...

A closer look at the workflow: the source stays visible beside the C# area-integrated 32×24 logical preview. IPAC keeps visual evidence separate from authored intent. https://testworkspace--ipac-d1-serve.modal.run/?sample=decorated-toy&utm_source=bluesky&utm_campaign=ipac-derive-001

IPAC separates source, evidence, author intent, and publication. Rights-clean drummer toy beside its C# 32×24 preview. Reviewable evidence, not automatic recognition: https://testworkspace--ipac-d1-serve.modal.run/?sample=decorated-toy&utm_source=trypost&utm_campaign=ipac-derive-001

IPAC tests a reviewable image-to-pixel workflow: inspect a proposed object, split hard internal colors into parts, and keep author decisions explicit. Try the drummer toy: https://testworkspace--ipac-d1-serve.modal.run/?sample=decorated-toy&utm_source=trypost&utm_campaign=ipac-workflow-001

IPAC is building in public: a reviewable image-to-structured-pixel-asset compiler with explicit limits. Patreon now has a free intro and $5 Supporter tier. Follow/support: https://testworkspace--ipac-d1-serve.modal.run/support?utm_source=trypost&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=patreon

Touching objects can share a color and still need separate authored parts. IPAC keeps selection reviewable instead of treating color as semantics. Try it: https://testworkspace--ipac-d1-serve.modal.run/?sample=touching-apples&utm_source=trypost&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=ipac-selection-002

Shaded objects cross many colors but remain one support. IPAC is testing candidate-relative continuity: review the boundary against variation inside the candidate. Try it: testworkspace--ipac-d1-serve.modal.run?utm_campaign...