{ }jsonCraft Beta

LIVE JSON WORLD ENGINE

Change the JSON.
Change the world.

Define a complete world as JSON, render it as interactive 3D ASCII, and load the next valid document whenever your application changes it.

Build a JSON world ↗Try the example ↗
JSON is the worldRuns in your browserBring your own assets

Public beta. Known limitations and export guidance.

LIVE
Geometry stored by the world, drawn as ASCII. Drag to orbit.Edit this scene ↗

HOW IT WORKS

One document. A world that can keep changing.

01

Describe the world

JSON defines assets, objects, state, movement, triggers, interactions, and the camera. Use simple shapes or import detailed 3D geometry into that JSON.

Start building ↗
02

Change the document

Edit it in the playground or generate it anywhere. Load changed JSON and the browser renders the changed world.

world.json → view.load(nextWorld)
03

Decide what it means

Clicks, proximity, fixed-tick jobs, and state can drive JSON-defined behavior. Your application decides how interaction results appear.

See the code ↓

EXAMPLES

Make something of your own.

Explore the full driving demo ↗
01 / INTERACTIVE HERO

An interactive website hero.

A small, drivable world with clickable content.

Open in playground ↗
02 / CONTENT GALLERY

A navigable content gallery.

Use objects as interactive cards that emit content events to your application.

Open in playground ↗
03 / MODEL VIEWER

Bring your own 3D model.

A detailed imported model saved as JSON-native world geometry.

Open in playground ↗

BRING IT TO YOUR OWN SITE

Export or mount.
Embed on your site.

The playground helps you build. The engine runs the result independently inside an ordinary page. Linked images and web destinations remain external resources.

  1. Build a scene in the playground.
  2. Download my-world.html and put it on your site.
  3. Paste this iframe wherever you want the world.
Build & export your world ↗
YOUR EXISTING PAGE 

          
Your text, navigation, and layout stay outside the world.

        

      

      

        

          
THE ENGINE

          
Use the playground.
Or go straight to the code.

          

            The core simulates your JSON. The browser adapter mounts it in a container and
            view.load(nextWorld) replaces it when your JSON changes. The playground
            is one client of that engine; your application can be another.
          

          

            Download browser engine ↓JavaScript integration ↗
          

        

        

          

            01Your JSONObjects, content, behavior
          

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            02jsonCraft engineSimulation + optional rendering
          

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            03Your websiteOne container. Your own layout.