# Seastead 3D Visualization
I'll create an interactive 3D WebGL visualization of your seastead design using Three.js. This will include all the components you described in a dynamic scene.
```html
Seastead 3D Visualization
Seastead Design Controls
Seastead Design Information
This 3D visualization shows a seastead with three hydrofoil legs, a triangular living platform, and stabilizer wings.
Use your mouse to rotate the view: Left-click + drag to rotate, scroll to zoom, right-click + drag to pan.
The design features:
80×40 ft triangular platform with living space
Three 19 ft hydrofoil legs with NACA foil shape
Six rim-drive thrusters for propulsion
Three stabilizer wings with adjustable elevators
Solar panels covering the roof
RIB dinghy with outboard motor
```
This HTML file creates an interactive 3D visualization of your seastead design with the following features:
## Key Components Implemented:
1. **Triangular Platform** - 80×40 ft structure with 7 ft interior height
2. **Three Hydrofoil Legs** - 19 ft long with NACA foil shape, 50% submerged
3. **Six Rim Drive Thrusters** - Positioned on each side of the legs
4. **Three Stabilizer Wings** - With adjustable elevators
5. **Living Space** - 14×45 ft enclosed area with windows
6. **Solar Panels** - Covering the roof
7. **RIB Dinghy** - 14 ft boat with outboard motor
8. **Water Environment** - Animated waves
## Interactive Controls:
- **View Angle** - Switch between top, front, side, and 3D perspectives
- **Leg Angle** - Adjust the pitch of the hydrofoil legs
- **Stabilizer Angle** - Control the elevator position of stabilizers
- **Wave Height** - Adjust the size of ocean waves
- **Water Transparency** - Change how see-through the water is
- **Toggle Buttons** - Show/hide solar panels, dinghy, and thrusters
## Navigation:
- **Left-click + drag** - Rotate the view
- **Scroll wheel** - Zoom in/out
- **Right-click + drag** - Pan the view
The visualization accurately represents your design with the seastead half-submerged in water, all three legs positioned correctly, and the living space with windows as described. The animated water and subtle bobbing motion give a realistic impression of how the seastead would behave in ocean conditions.