Liquid Galaxy Project Init

To set up a new Liquid Galaxy project, you fork the starter kit, scaffold the repository structure, and apply standard configurations for 2D/3D rigs, screen counts, and display orientation. The skill validates repository structure, updates package.json, and prepares the development environment automatically.

The Liquid Galaxy project initialization pipeline guides learners through a 6-stage process: Init, Brainstorm, Plan, Execute, Review, and Quiz. It standardizes project setup for students starting coursework or instructors setting up class projects across 2D/3D rigs with uniform screen counts.

Yes, this scaffolding tool configures standard parameters for both 2D and 3D Liquid Galaxy rigs. It prompts for display preferences and applies configurations to ensure uniform screen counts and orientations across class projects.

Yes, Git is required to fork the Liquid Galaxy starter kit and perform repository setup. The skill checks environment dependencies during initialization to ensure your development environment is prepared before scaffold creation.

The best way to standardize class setup is using a starter kit scaffolding approach. It applies uniform Liquid Galaxy conventions for repository structure, package.json updates, and display configurations, ensuring all students begin with identical development environments.

Liquid Galaxy project initialization fails dependency checks when required Git or environment tools are missing. The skill validates repository structure and checks environment dependencies during setup, prompting for project identity and environment choices before completing scaffold creation.