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scene-builder-3d: what its README, roadmap and design specs say about a browser previs tool
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What this guide covers
For anyone following browser-based 3D previs or planning an AI video hand-off. A documentary summary of seven repository files: status, roadmap milestones, architecture, a shot-package bridge design and a VR camera spike. Not run; 25 of 32 archived files were not read, and the roadmap and README disagree on one status point.
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Guide title
scene-builder-3d: what its README, roadmap and design specs say about a browser previs tool
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For anyone following browser-based 3D previs or planning an AI video hand-off. A documentary summary of seven repository files: status, roadmap milestones, architecture, a shot-package bridge design and a VR camera spike. Not run; 25 of 32 archived files were not read, and the roadmap and README disagree on one status point.
Useful starting points
- The roadmap and README carry different dates and differ on whether the first build stage is merged; check the repository before relying on either.
- The AI video bridge design marks every provider limit as unconfirmed, so confirm current limits with the provider before packaging shots.
- The VR spike README leaves its frame-rate result row empty, so no headset result exists in these files.
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