Thanks, I used that for creating MYS/MYV files. What's confusing me is; instrument files (.MYI) are ~500b in size, but song format only allows 64 bytes for an instrument. Am I missing something? I can't find any docs for .MYI file structure.

Just shipped v1.0.1 with that change. Thanks for the suggestion Mathias 😀

v1.0.1 contains change to use the inert attribute for the output element. Thanks for the suggestion 😀

Oh that's a great catch. I'll add a GitHub issue for that

Good point. Would definitely be better to have matching behaviour - especially in the case where you use both attributes on the same element. I’ll add that to my backlog 🙂

I'm building a form associated component and would like to style its disabled state to visually match other form elements, but they look different in each browser. I'd also like to use the accent colour, but that isn't accessible as a <system-color>. I can use `Highlight` for the focus ring though.

Ahhh, memories!

Sorry to hear this.

Using pointer distance to control the expression is fun. I can make the face look excited as the pointer moves closer to it and become sad as it moves away :D

Using transforms worked well. All I had to do was decompose the transform on the host element and apply it to the model. It also meant CSS animations and style updates worked automatically. Biggest challenge I had was detecting changes in computedStyle in a performant way.

This is the project I was referring to: github.com/keithclark/3...

This has some similarities to a project of mine which used ThreeJS to render models in the DOM (using a sync'd canvas). I used a custom element to add a model and resolved the elements CSS transforms to position the model in 3D space. Very interested to dig into the code and see how you did DOM sync

That’s a cool project!