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This campfire is 100% procedurally generated at runtime with Flutter Scene. No model files, no image assets. Recorded in debug mode. A full 3D engine built entirely on Flutter's built-in graphics API, Flutter GPU. No forks, no native renderer integrations. macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android, web, and custom embedders.

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