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TopoExport vs GenAnywhere: Provenance Is the Feature

The square had fourteen mature elms, a gazebo, and a parcel line that ran through the middle of the sidewalk. The county wanted a concept for the courthouse grounds, and the public meeting was in thre

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Who Decides What in a Bridge Model: Notes on a Five-Tool Chain

Every tool in a design chain has an opinion. The real question is not whether files interoperate. It is which tool decides what, and what happens when that decision moves into the next file without it

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chentiantian1d ago

Massing a Million Buildings: Data Contracts for New York's 3D Model

The first wrong shadow I found was not a rendering bug. A mid-rise had been assigned a height that belonged to the tower behind it, and for one December afternoon the model put the wrong building in t

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1960s Bowling Alley to Maker Space: What the Model Proved

The building is a 24-lane bowling alley in Portland, Oregon, opened in 1963 and closed in 2017. The roof leaks over lanes 14 through 18, the masking units are gone, and the parking lot is twice the si

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Calibrating a Traffic Twin: Lessons From Roosevelt Boulevard

A road twin fails quietly. Nobody sees the moment a simulated vehicle takes a turn it could not physically take, or a signal phase that runs two seconds too long. The scene still renders. The numbers

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chentiantian2d ago

Cityweft vs GenAnywhere: Coordinate Drift in a WebGL Campus Block

A small liberal arts college asked for a browser tour for admitted students. Not a game, not a VR piece: a link built with Three.js that opens on a phone, shows the quad, and lets a family walk from t

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Keeping a 36-Mile Port Twin Honest: Schemas, Identity, and Live Feeds

Most digital twin postmortems are about rendering. The ones that actually hurt are about semantics. OPTICS covers about 36 miles of channel, terminals, tanks, and rail for the Port of Corpus Christi.

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Tripo3D and GenAnywhere in a Haunted House Prototype: Rigging, Scale, and Set Dressing

Every October a friend asks me to build something small and strange. This year it was a five-minute porch walkthrough: you stand on the sidewalk of a Victorian street, the gate swings, and the house d

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Site Modeling4d ago

Meshy and GenAnywhere in a Weekend Scene Build: What Broke and What Held

Two weeks ago I agreed to build a small interactive scene of a drive-in theater for a local history group. Browser viewer, one camera path, maybe a dozen props. I gave myself a weekend. The site came

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chentiantianNov 6

Designing the Archive Behind a Five Year Airport Scan Program

Most digital twin conversations start with the viewer. Ours started with the shelf. The project was a five year, roughly 1.6 billion dollar aviation program at Los Angeles International, documented wi

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TopoExport vs GenAnywhere: Provenance Is the Feature

Who Decides What in a Bridge Model: Notes on a Five-Tool Chain

Massing a Million Buildings: Data Contracts for New York's 3D Model

1960s Bowling Alley to Maker Space: What the Model Proved

Calibrating a Traffic Twin: Lessons From Roosevelt Boulevard

Cityweft vs GenAnywhere: Coordinate Drift in a WebGL Campus Block

Keeping a 36-Mile Port Twin Honest: Schemas, Identity, and Live Feeds

Tripo3D and GenAnywhere in a Haunted House Prototype: Rigging, Scale, and Set Dressing

Meshy and GenAnywhere in a Weekend Scene Build: What Broke and What Held

Designing the Archive Behind a Five Year Airport Scan Program