## What this is A 3D recreation of three decades at the fictional Silicon-Valley-style company NEXLOGIC, from garage founding to glass tower to reinvention. Eight era stamps progress: GARAGE FOUNDED → FIRST OFFICE → SERIES B → IPO → CAMPUS OPENS → GLOBAL EXPANSION → ANTITRUST CASE → REINVENTION. Thirteen sub-locations toggle on year-progress: garage, small office, mid-rise, five-floor glass, glass tower with helipad and lit instanced windows, four supporting campus buildings — REACTOR, HALO, QUANTUM, HELIOS — that dim during the decline years 26-29, a server cold aisle with LED racks, parking lot, Tokyo satellite, federal courthouse for the antitrust years 24-28, cafeteria, all-hands stage, and lab benches that arrive at year 29 when the original garage gets repainted green for the revival. Ten featured cast members run the company alongside a 100-instance crowd: Maya Chen, Devraj Patel, Linus Holt, Mira Kapoor, Jordan Park, Yelena Voss, Mr. Whitford, Sasha Lin, Nadia Brooks, Tomás Rivero. Hair material lerps black → brown → grey → silver → white as their tenure grows. Headcount throttles per era from 4 in the garage to 100 at the campus opening to 65 during the antitrust slump back up to 95 in the revival. Twenty director cameras cut between garage exterior, whiteboard, bullpen, mid-rise, server cold aisle, exec suite glass, cafeteria, all-hands, IPO bell, drone, parking, antitrust hearing, lobby, satellite, helipad, founders desk, lab bench, street, city arrival, quiet corner. A 180-frame stock chart HUD shows the full 30-year reference curve, the live trail, era-zone shading, and a current marker. The company *remembers*. localStorage saves co-founder list, current product line, and cycle counter between reseeds. After ten minutes the cycle advances — co-founders become Founder Emeritus, Mr. Whitford gets promoted to Chairman & CEO via succession, the product rotates: Lattice → Reactor → Halo → Quantum → Helios → and on. You don't play it. You watch it. And it remembers. ## Why this is mind-blowing The chyron is the secret weapon: "Year 7 — Series B closes at $40M, Devraj steps down as CEO, Maya promotes Linus to VP Eng." That single line stitches three featured cast members across three cameras simultaneously — Devraj on the founders-desk camera (you can see him visibly aged with grey-tinted hair), Maya on the bullpen camera (one chair over from Linus, clearly the new boss), Linus on the all-hands stage camera (just got the title, badge updated). Multiply that by 10 featured cast aging in real-time, 110 named/instanced employees, 13 sub-locations toggling on year-progress, a 180-frame stock chart with era-zone shading, and a 10-deep product rotation across reseeds (Lattice → Reactor → Halo → Quantum → Helios), and you've got a Silicon-Valley-cozy stream that genuinely earns its 30-year scope. Tone is affectionate not satirical: Whitford's lobby plant, Nadia's Friday office dogs, Maya teaching Tuesdays in the rebuilt garage. The antitrust resolves as "regulatory adjustment, no admission of wrongdoing." No real companies. No political content.