Files
homelable/frontend
Pouzor 9bf90cbbed fix(rack): draw the desktop NAS plates like the boxes they are
The first cut put the drive bays in a squat block across the top half and left
the name across the middle, which looked nothing like a UGREEN DXP or a
Synology DS: their front is two to five tall tray doors filling the height, over
a thin strip carrying the badge, the LED and the sockets.

The name band was the blocker — it was nailed to mid-height for every plate, so
anything tall wore its name across its own artwork. `labelBox.y` (default 0.5,
so rack gear is untouched) now places the band, and the status LED rides it.
The NAS plates put it at 0.86 with the trays above and the ports on the same
strip.

Bay corners also scaled badly: a flat 1.5px radius reads as a square hole once
the cells are as large as a 3U tray, so the radius now follows the cell size.

ha-relevant: yes
2026-08-09 20:35:23 +02:00
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2026-08-01 01:26:23 +02:00

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