EXPORT: DeepSeek c2.js Simple Dreamscape

Open index.html to run this piece.

Other files are supporting files only. You should not need to manually open any file besides index.html.

This bundle still includes:
- styles/piece.css for editable styling
- scripts/piece.js for editable piece logic
- runtime/ and media/ as portable supporting assets for rehosting

MAKING IT YOUR OWN:
Edit scripts/piece.js and styles/piece.css, then reopen index.html. To publish,
upload this whole folder to any static host — no build step and no server code.

To swap a 3D model or other large asset, replace the file in media/. Once this
folder is hosted, that is all you need. A matching media/<name>.js sits beside it
holding the same bytes as text: that copy exists only so the piece still works
when index.html is double-clicked, because a browser reading a file straight off
disk is not allowed to load a neighbouring file the normal way. Hosted, the real
file is used and the .js copy is ignored — so if you are publishing rather than
browsing offline, you can delete the .js copies to halve the folder size.

This export includes lower-left fullscreen and screenshot controls directly inside index.html.

CAMERA-BASED FEATURES (hand-tracking steering, theremin):
Opening index.html directly (double-clicking it) cannot start hand tracking or
the theremin. Your camera is not the problem: browsers do allow camera access
for a local file. The hand-tracking engine ships as an ES module, and a browser
refuses to load a module from a file on disk, so the engine never starts.
To use camera features, run the included local server instead:
  - macOS/Linux: double-click start-server.command (or run start-server.py)
  - Windows: double-click start-server.bat (or run start-server.py)
This opens the same piece at http://127.0.0.1 in your browser, where camera access
works exactly like the live site. Requires Python 3 (already installed on macOS).

Please note that the following server-dependent features require the CMS and cannot run offline:
- Re-downloading the ZIP bundle with different voice options.
- Interactive comments, version history, prompt metadata, and edit tools.
- Direct links to the immersive VR gallery view (the immersive view has its own standalone export structure instead).

Open index.html after editing those files if you want to create a revised version of the piece.
