Demos
Each demo runs live in the browser, in its own session on a Genworks engine, with its source alongside. Change an input and watch the model, the geometry, and the derived numbers follow.
Live demos
Genworks Prompt Lab
Describe a part in plain words and a modeling agent builds it as a parametric Gendl model, live in your browser: a viewer beside the source, which you can edit and reload, and a tree you can inspect. Builds draw rivets from a community pot that anyone can top up with a packet of rivets.
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Parametric staircase
Outdoor staircase in dimensional lumber: adjust rise, run, and options in a live 3D session, with the cut list aggregated straight from the model tree.
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NACA airfoil (NURBS)
Any NACA 4- or 5-digit airfoil as NURBS curves, with surface control and STEP or IGES export, on the SMLib kernel.
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Robot assembly
A parametric robot: an object hierarchy with dependency tracking, so a changed input updates every part that depends on it.
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School bus
The classic wireframe school bus: Ackermann steering and live legroom design checks over a full seating layout.
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Brick wall
Procedural brick wall: bond rules place every brick in quantified sequences, and the quantity takeoff falls out of the same declarative model.
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Suspended pod line
Personal pods on a rail past homes, carried between neighbourhoods on twin track cables: the towers are sized by the sag, and the model stands a pod at every support and checks that it passes.
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The Gendl repository carries further example applications and demos, with source.