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How can a visitor explore an object straight from its picture? Asset Library posters now open the matching reviewed 3D model using the existing preview controls. A 3D hover badge and localized accessible name explain the action. Models load only after a click and animation starts paused. Closing returns keyboard focus to the poster. Other site photographs retain their image viewer; model-free cards and the static edition retain image links. On 16 October 2026, frozen source asset-click-5a0f5c17409efbf8 passed 27 Chromium 151 browser checks, with all 10 current models decoded and matched to their poster, German phone keyboard activation, focus return, no initial model requests and static fallbacks. The scoped publication, localization, page and asset Python suite passed 61 tests in 1.28 seconds; isolated journal and motion Node checks passed 40 checks. These four counts describe website verification, not simulation acceptance. The initial test harness used an unreflected HTML src attribute; reading the viewer public src property corrected the harness before the successful run. Three staged website screenshots and sidecars were individually inspected and approved for privacy and internet publication. Their actual frozen source identities are retained with each capture. The active house contributor received the narrow ownership boundary through the authorized project coordination channel. No model, source image, library record, review pin or Unity file was changed. Next is to retain this direct preview behavior as the library grows. Delivery and live verification are recorded separately in the website-sync receipt.