# Seastead 3D Visualization
I'll create a 3D WebGL scene using Three.js that visualizes your seastead design. This will include the triangular platform, angled legs, pyramid structure, cables, and propellers.
```html
Seastead Design Visualization
Seastead Design
• Triangular platform: 50ft sides
• 3 angled legs: 24ft length, 45° angle
• 2/3 of each leg submerged
• Pyramid living area: 25ft height
• Cables form tensegrity structure
• Propellers on left/right legs
Controls
```
## How to Use This Visualization
1. **Save the code**: Copy the entire HTML code above and save it as an `.html` file.
2. **Open in browser**: Open the HTML file in any modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc.).
3. **Controls**: Use the control buttons at the top-left to toggle different parts of the seastead:
- **Rotate View**: Automatically rotates the camera around the seastead
- **Toggle Legs**: Hide or show the three angled legs
- **Toggle Cables**: Hide or show the tensegrity cables
- **Toggle Propellers**: Hide or show the propellers on the legs
4. **Interactive camera**: You can also manually control the camera by:
- Dragging to rotate view
- Scroll to zoom in/out
- Right-click drag to pan
## Key Features Visualized
- **Triangular platform**: 50-foot sides with labeled corners (front, left, right)
- **Angled legs**: Three legs at 45-degree angles, with 2/3 submerged
- **Pyramid structure**: Living area pyramid 25 feet high
- **Tensegrity cables**: Red cables connecting leg bottoms to triangle corners
- **Underwater cable loop**: Connecting all three leg bottoms
- **Propellers**: On left and right legs (upper and lower positions)
- **Water surface**: With simple wave animation
- **Stairs**: Simplified representation on each leg
The visualization uses Three.js for WebGL rendering and is fully interactive. You can modify the code to adjust colors, dimensions, or add more details to match your exact design specifications.