Editing Openai/691ff205-cea0-8003-bde5-f449b081a1e1 (section)

=== Assistant: Alright Boss, now we’re in real debugging mode. ===
Alright Boss, now we’re in real debugging mode. Let me untangle both things you asked:
# What <code>git add</code>, <code>git commit</code>, <code>git push</code> actually mean
# Why your GitHub Pages build is blank + how to fix the 404 error

==== Think of your project like a Notion doc with version history: ====
* <code>git add .</code> >
* <code>git commit -m "your message"</code> >
* <code>git push</code> >

So:

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">npm run build      # builds /docs
git add .          # stage changes (including new build files)
git commit -m "Describe what changed"
git push           # sync to GitHub -> Pages redeploys

</syntaxhighlight>

The build command does NOT sync by itself — Git only sees the new /docs files after add + commit + push.

==== Your DevTools console shows: ====

: 

But your repo structure (screenshot) shows:
* Files live under: h2wdemo.github.io/docs/textures/webxr.png

Your site URL is:

: 

So the correct texture URL should effectively be:

: 

But your code (in src/index.ts) is telling the browser to load from the root of the domain:

<syntaxhighlight lang="ts">webxr: {
  url: "/textures/webxr.png",   // 👈 leading slash = WRONG for GitHub Pages
  ...
}

</syntaxhighlight>

That leading <code>/</code> means:

: 

GitHub Pages project sites always live under a subpath (/h2wdemo.github.io/), so root paths break.

Same story for audio:

<syntaxhighlight lang="ts">chimeSound: {
  url: "/audio/chime.mp3",      // also root-relative
}

</syntaxhighlight>

==== In Windsurf, open <code>src/index.ts</code> and change only the URLs in your assets manifest. ====

===== <syntaxhighlight lang="ts">const assets: AssetManifest = { =====
  chimeSound: {
    url: "/audio/chime.mp3",
    type: AssetType.Audio,
    priority: "background",
  },
  webxr: {
    url: "/textures/webxr.png",
    type: AssetType.Texture,
    priority: "critical",
  },
};

</syntaxhighlight>

===== Remove the leading / so they’re relative paths: =====

<syntaxhighlight lang="ts">const assets: AssetManifest = {
  chimeSound: {
    url: "audio/chime.mp3",
    type: AssetType.Audio,
    priority: "background",
  },
  webxr: {
    url: "textures/webxr.png",
    type: AssetType.Texture,
    priority: "critical",
  },
};

</syntaxhighlight>

Why this works:
* Your build folder /docs already contains <code>audio/…</code> and <code>textures/…</code>
* Relative paths say: “look next to this index.html inside the same built folder,” so they correctly resolve to: https://bossleoio.github.io/h2wdemo.github.io/textures/webxr.png

Your vite.config.ts already has:

<syntaxhighlight lang="ts">base: "/h2wdemo.github.io/",
build: {
  outDir: "docs",
  ...
}

</syntaxhighlight>

That’s correct for a project site under /h2wdemo.github.io/.

==== In your Windsurf terminal (inside h2wdemo002 folder): ====

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">npm run build
git status               # just to see what changed
git add .
git commit -m "Fix asset URLs for GitHub Pages"
git push

</syntaxhighlight>

Then:
# Go to your repo’s Settings → Pages
# Confirm: - Source: Deploy from a branch - Branch: main and folder: /docs
# Wait for Pages to redeploy (you’ll see a green check + timestamp).

Visit:

: 

==== On Chrome/Edge: ====
* Press F12 or
* Ctrl+Shift+I (Cmd+Option+I on Mac) or
* Right-click → Inspect

Then:
* Use the Console tab to see errors
* If the fix worked, the 404 /textures/webxr.png error should disappear

If you paste the next console screenshot after this change, I can sanity-check the last 1–2 issues and make sure your WebXR world actually renders instead of sitting on a blank screen.