Reference Scene

The Apiary Entrance

Show a Project ecology without literalizing it into a bee-themed attraction.

Functional layout

Functional isometric layout for The Apiary Entrance

realistic-hybrid1–256 local/sharded7 assets4 Portals

Scene ID: scene.apiary-entry Purpose: Show a Project ecology without literalizing it into a bee-themed attraction.

Concept#

sunlit valley of work terraces, bridges, gardens and distant expandable compounds. The organizing form is welcome threshold; the Scene remains a beautiful inhabited place with or without overlays. It inherits the Kiduna isometric constitution: 2:1 projection, environmental illumination, tactile materials, living edges, contextual embodiment, stable anchors, and state expressed through the world before labels.

Functional layout#

welcome threshold — primary orientation and action zone.
project paths — secondary work or relationship zone.
matching table — bounded supporting Area with its own semantic focus path.
Ally loom — bounded supporting Area with its own semantic focus path.
capacity gate — bounded supporting Area with its own semantic focus path.

Isometric composition and background#

Dark near-frame architecture or vegetation guides Attention toward one inhabited center.
The background is a full Component: sunlit valley of work terraces, bridges, gardens and distant expandable compounds.
At least two physical continuations meet foreground Terrain through architecture, path, vegetation, shadow, water, or haze.
Technical tiles overlap 12–24 px at 1× and never announce a square grid.

Object inventory#

architecture.apiary-gate — Apiary Gate
object.project-path-index — Project Path Index
object.matching-table — Matching Table
object.ally-loom — Ally Loom
object.capacity-gate — Capacity Gate
vegetation.pollinator-garden — Pollinator Garden
effect.project-flow — Project Flow

Interaction map#

**** — resolves through one semantic Action target across pointer, keyboard, touch, voice, controller, and assistive technology.
**** — resolves through one semantic Action target across pointer, keyboard, touch, voice, controller, and assistive technology.
**** — resolves through one semantic Action target across pointer, keyboard, touch, voice, controller, and assistive technology.
**** — resolves through one semantic Action target across pointer, keyboard, touch, voice, controller, and assistive technology.
**** — resolves through one semantic Action target across pointer, keyboard, touch, voice, controller, and assistive technology.
**** — resolves through one semantic Action target across pointer, keyboard, touch, voice, controller, and assistive technology.

Actors and Portals#

Actor: actor.cadillac-fairchild
Actor: actor.vesper-saint-clair
Portal: portal.apiary-to-small
Portal: portal.apiary-to-medium
Portal: portal.apiary-to-large
Portal: portal.apiary-to-exchange

Lighting states#

**** — changes ambient, local reflection, meaningful emitters, and non-color semantic cues together.
**** — changes ambient, local reflection, meaningful emitters, and non-color semantic cues together.
**** — changes ambient, local reflection, meaningful emitters, and non-color semantic cues together.
**** — changes ambient, local reflection, meaningful emitters, and non-color semantic cues together.

Population and framing#

Solo: every required Action has an Actor/Ally or asynchronous alternative.
Local range: 1–256 visible participants before Area sharding or constellation aggregation.
Desktop: 16:9 composition with the organizing form intact and 15% Overlay reserve.
Mobile: focus-following portrait crop, persistent orientation landmark, and semantic route sheet.
Large population: canonical Scene state is shared; presence, conversation, and high-frequency interaction are sharded by Area. No global crowd blocks the interaction path.