Product/Sun studies
Scrub shadows across the day and the year, test the neighbour's yard against the 22 September standard, and show how much light lands in the living room — while the customer watches.
Drag through the day and the seasons and watch shadows move across the block in real time. The dates that matter are pinned — winter solstice, equinox, summer solstice — because June 21 at 2:40 pm is the moment that sells a north-facing living room.
The neighbour view tests shadow cast on adjoining secluded private open space between 9 am and 3 pm on 22 September — the date the Victorian standards actually use, not the solstice. Show the customer June 21 because that is the light they worry about; cite 22 September because that is what council measures. Breach it while dragging and Cadastral flags it the moment it happens, with the remedy alongside, like every other check.
The inside view totals direct winter sun per room, so "the living room gets five hours in June" replaces "it should be pretty light." It's the answer that stops the deal dying at the in-laws' dinner table.
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