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Inspect an explicitly selected world๏
Prerequisites: world boundaries, Nexus setup, and viewer navigation.
Follow the complete linked examples in this order:
Build two isolated cache worlds, each binding its own cache class at one address. Compare the instances and verify each world's reuse.
Open a static Rift and inspect its initial state. No assigned frames is a valid starting state, not an instruction to substitute the default frame.
Use the target-attachment example to opt a frame into observation and attach the Rift explicitly. That example lives in the Expert collection; its source placement stays unchanged.
Enumerate the visible frames, choose one, and descend from conduit to spell. Ask for missing-section information before treating an omitted field as absent.
Keep the frame's eligibility, the Rift's assignment, and the selected view separate while diagnosing visibility. Each answers a different question about the same read.
Runnable examples๏
Frames as worlds โ Advanced 02
Opening a rift โ Advanced 09
Pointing a rift at your own frame โ Expert 11
The frame viewer facade โ Advanced 13
What you cannot see โ Advanced 15