vizcraft-sandbox-plugin

To build a dynamic scene sandbox plugin, this skill provides a declarative flow engine where components can be added or removed. The narrative and visuals adapt automatically based on the active topology. It supports interactive architecture demos and responsive layouts.

A declarative flow engine defines steps and animation flows as data rather than code. This approach allows you to configure dynamic scenes and pattern-driven topologies. It enables metrics-aware visuals that respond to component changes in a sandbox environment.

You create a controls panel by using the component-prerequisite and cascade system provided by this skill. Toggling controls resets and dynamically updates the scene topology. This workflow ensures narrative steps adapt to the presence of newly added components.

Yes, you can define animation flows as data using the declarative steps configuration. A generic animation hook applies these flows to the dynamic scene rendering. This ensures the visuals update correctly when the underlying component topology changes.

Yes, this approach is specifically designed for interactive architecture demos and dynamic scene construction. It uses metrics-aware visuals and responsive layouts to reflect topology changes. The controls-panel driven workflow adapts the narrative steps as components are toggled.