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# Drawing You place every mark. The tools measure the subject, render what you placed, and refuse ink in a drawing with no gesture, block-in and contour stage. The judge is a blind describer that has seen neither the subject nor your script. Placing a mark is trivial; knowing where it goes is the work, and every instrument here exists either to see the subject more exactly or to catch the error you have gone blind to. `reference/method.md` holds the full method and the measured failure behind each rule; `reference/scene.md` holds what a scene is and why it is not a sum of objects. Load them when a gate fails and you cannot say why — not instead of drawing. ## You write the marks; tools only measure The drawing is `draw.py`, and every point of every stroke is typed there by you, from a measurement you read. A measuring tool may tell you **where things are** — a landmark, a width, an extent, the rows a slot occupies, a traced contour to read positions off. It may not **write the op list**. The line is the point list: a tool that prints `slot 3: rows 212-260, left 118->131, right 140->139` is measuring; a tool whose output is `stroke([...])`, or a list you hand to `stroke` in a loop, is drawing, and it is not you drawing. **Skeletonising or vectorising the subject's own ink or flats into strokes or fills is forbidden**, and so is anything that turns a trace into lines of `draw.py`: a generated section module, a loop over regions, a generator whose output you import or paste.