Procedural design live site

Author grammars, view scenes live, and publish finished explorations with a cleaner end-to-end flow.

ProGen3D Live Site wraps the modular grammar editor in a focused publishing workflow: write and run grammars, manage private drafts, preview public work in the gallery, and keep documentation, reference, and examples close to the editor instead of scattered across the site.

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8copy-ready examples

7reference sections

Livegallery scene preview

Launch points

Move through the product from one clear row

Build Editor

Write grammar, run scenes, export models, and manage your live authoring session.

Organise Files

Reopen saved drafts, keep private versions, and control what becomes public.

Preview Gallery

See published grammars inside the live viewer and move strong work back into the editor.

Workflow

From idea to published grammar

Use the live site as a continuous sequence: author, store, and publish without leaving the same environment.

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Author live

Start from a primitive, an example, or a saved file. Use the integrated viewer to check scale, symmetry, composition, and scene balance as you write.

Save and iterate

Store drafts under your account, reopen them from the file library, and keep polished public pieces separate from in-progress experiments.

Publish and remix

Push strong grammars into the gallery, preview them in the live scene viewer, and copy public work back into the editor for new variations.

Knowledge hub

Documentation, reference, and examples in one grouped section

These pages are organised around the actual bundled editor and live-site workflow, so the guidance matches the runtime instead of drifting into generic notes.

Guide

Documentation

Workflow guidance, publishing steps, control notes, and first-session recommendations written around the actual site bundle.

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Syntax

Reference

Operator summaries, structure reminders, grouped transform notes, deformation parameters, and practical reminders for visible grammar features.

Open reference

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Examples

Starter cubes, grouped assemblies, architectural arrangements, deform tests, and snippets that can be copied or opened directly into the editor.

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