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12 years ago - better camera controls for full fly-around (the standard ones messed with dat.gui: maybe just need specific div for rendering to)
- add lots" button
- "vary lot size" slider
- createLane button (and remove lane)
- individual building control - perhaps like cubistan with a selection ray (also include a "select all" button to, e.g., modify all setbacks)
- individual lane widths, heights and colours. (Heights especially important for multi-way boulevards which have a curbed divider between the access lane and the through lanes.)
- some way to choose whether adjustments happen to individual lots, buildings, lanes or to all lots, buildings lanes (see the cubistan example for projecting a ray to select an object - can we select multiple objects? only makes sense to allow multiple select of objects of the same type, i.e. lot, lane or primary building)
- different floor heights
- sloped top floor (roof)
- general code tidy up: functions, variable names
- presaved settings (dat.gui hopefully makes this easy) with photos for T1 to T6, Vancouver local street, arterial, Paris street, boulevard etc.
- lighting and shadow (just a question of three.js camera settings)
- add street textures: I have tarmac, sidewalk textures
- add trees, cars, people, bikes to street (I'm imagining a single 3D model of each imported from sketchup)
- secondary suites (laneway house, or at least garage)
- frill: dynamic measurement brackets showing, for example, lane widths * stretch goal: integration with SitePlan style building creation, still parametrically controllable (e.g. Eaves angle, chimney, porch etc.) http://twak.blogspot.ca/2011/09/siteplan-source-release.html * further stretch: curved streets, with dynamic lot adjustment like in Vanegas, Kelly et al's Procedural Parcels http://twak.blogspot.ca/2011/12/procedural-generation-of-parcels-in.html