What went into this example?
The input is a self-authored sphere mesh. This is not a photo-to-model test, and no remote image generation request was made for this example. It is a controlled look at the local model-to-plan process.


The views are individually framed. They are not a physical result or a scale-accuracy comparison.
How does an actual instruction match the construction?
One selected step from this plan is shown below with its real target and new output locations. The instruction, coordinates and downloadable English plan belong to the same version.
Actual sphere plan · Complete model pass 1
Work sc, sc, sc into stitch 2; number the new stitches 7, 8, 9.
Here, sc means single crochet in US terms. These are construction output numbers, assigned in making order, rather than round numbers or measurements. Output 2 is the second foundation chain. This step works three single crochets into that one target.
- Work into
- Existing output 2 — the amber point.
- New outputs
- 7, 8, 9 — the green points created by this step.
Compare this excerpt with the same saved English plan. The step and coordinate record binds it to that plan and its checked construction. Read the specific checks and their limits before interpreting the result as a making pattern.
What was checked?
The proposed plan records 504 construction outputs. Its saved English making plan passed the model / English consistency checks. The latest local audit was on ; the saved English plan retains the same version.
- Model plan
- Checked against its recorded model actions, references and modeled finishing order. See the specific pass conditions.
- English instructions
- Checked against the saved model plan.
- Original source draft
- Still incomplete. The evidence lists unresolved stuffing and arithmetic requirements.
- Physical making
- Unverified. This version has not been test-crocheted.
Read the actual instructions and evidence.
These are the saved English model plan and public verification summary from this test. They retain the review notices and separate statuses.
What does this example leave unverified?
Photo interpretation, finished appearance, physical execution, crochet tension and size accuracy have not been established by this test. The model check is not a prediction of a finished crocheted sphere.
For the meaning of the views, read understanding crochet previews. For the evidence categories, read how drafts are checked.