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I built a living town with Opus. It references "A Pattern Language" for the design. You can toggle architectural details to get a feel for them :)

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Max11 days ago

some inspirations: Moebius, François Schuiten, and the rest of the ligne claire school. Also, the cities of Rouen, Strasbourg, and Stockholm. thanks to @azlenelza and @JimmyRis for fruitful discussion

Azlen11 days ago

Love seeing A Pattern Language brought to life like this!

Ed Cooke11 days ago

Lovely !! I've long dreamed of the AR version of a Pattern Language- point it at a part of a city, and see the patterns (or their absence) illustrated.

Max11 days ago

After playing it for a while, they just… kept… appearing…

Luke Igel11 days ago

@GrantSlatton Love the art style max wow

Mikael Brockman11 days ago

gallery surrounds remain undefeated

Kahuna11 days ago

heyy @kinespheric_ do you use xmoney?

donald11 days ago

love the snappy transitions between camera positions

Benjamin Laufer11 days ago

Fun

Max11 days ago

We should make one about fermentation

Benjamin Laufer11 days ago

Done! hmu me when ur back in the city

TDM 🥷11 days ago

Interesting tech man! 👍🏻

Santi Ruiz11 days ago

🔥

Joey D11 days ago

Eishen campus next please ❤️

Max11 days ago

Great idea

Joanne11 days ago

wowow

jsd11 days ago

UrvilleBench

Harry Taussig 🐘11 days ago

DAMN

👾Moritz Rietschel11 days ago

CHRISTOPHER ALEXANDER MENTIONED <*

Jason Benn11 days ago

this is amazing. what were your prompts?? i would love to use something like this to visualize ideas for a real development project in east bay

Max11 days ago

hundreds of prompts… would love to see this!

F1esyy11 days ago

whats the town called?

JimmyB11 days ago

Incredible!! Really enjoyed the on/off patterns and the humans reactions How did you develop the different patterns at each site?

Shuby Deshpande11 days ago

love it!! chuckled on this toggle :)

Harper11 days ago

Hey Max, check dm's. Thanks for your time :)

LNK | 宋天佑 | 1.1111 days ago

You know game

Rooz11 days ago

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