A coastal planning table with layered maps of Minjerribah and Moreton Bay, Markdown forms, small scale blocks and civic simulation notes

StraddieDigitalTwinBuilders

Plain-English questionnaires for turning rooms, venues, streets, island systems and the Moreton Bay watershed into Markdown (.md) prompt packets for outside image, video, three-dimensional (3D) and four-dimensional (4D) world-building tools.

Open the builders Read the Level 0-2 map
Answer the questions. Get a prompt file. This site does one job: you fill in simple choices, then it makes a Markdown (.md) prompt packet to use in outside image, video, three-dimensional (3D), four-dimensional (4D) or world-building tools. It does not run a simulator or publish anything.
Gateway

Choose the scale. Get the right prompt.

Fill in a plain-English form for a room, bench, notice screen, ferry gateway, maker-space, kiosk, street, island or catchment. The form outputs a .md prompt packet for the right generator and the right level.

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Level 0 to Level 2 (L0-L2) Architecture

Use Level 0 for a private scene. Use Level 1 for a local place. Use Level 2 for a bioregion-scale brief.

 02

Level 0 (L0) Private Space

Rooms, homes, objects, devices, capsule interiors and visual detail chosen by the person closest to the scene.

 03

Level 1 (L1) Place Mesh

Venues, streets, Ballow Road, maker-spaces, disaster kiosks, noticeboards and playable local scenes.

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Level 2 (L2) Bioregion Scale

Island chains, bays, watersheds, catchments, public fronts, ecological context and shared responsibility prompts.

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Prompt Builders

Use the working form to generate .md prompt packets for visual scenes, spaces, place worlds and external simulation briefs.

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Family Network

Connect Sovereign Space Builder, Strange But True, Purple Party for Australia civic twin builders, maker-space, disaster kiosks, noticeboards, Ballow Road, capsule compute and space-health support paths.
Why this exists

Plain inputs. External-model prompts.

Enter the scene, view, style, moving parts, customisation controls and sovereignty settings. The builder outputs a prompt packet for outside image, video, three-dimensional (3D), four-dimensional (4D) or world-simulation tools.

1. Describe the scene Input the place, view, visible details and style. Output a generator-ready scene prompt.
2. Choose the level Input Level 0, Level 1 or Level 2. Output the right scale: room, place or watershed.
3. Add controls Input weather, crowd, tide, screen mode or power state. Output a simulation prompt with controls.
4. Choose local detail Input what stays local, what gets shared and what gets left out. Output a scene that follows your settings.
Starter outputs

Pick a scene. Fill the form. Generate the prompt.

Each card gives a clear input and output. The builder turns local Straddie context into a prompt packet for external visual generation, world building or simulation tools.

A workshop intake desk with paper forms, a laptop and organised repair parts

Maker-space prompt

Input tools, materials, repair flow, camera angle and style. Output a workshop simulation prompt.

Build a scene prompt
A noticeboard pipeline showing one Markdown notice adapted to different public screens

Noticeboard to screen

Input notice text, expiry, screen type and fallback mode. Output a screen mock-up or kiosk prompt.

Trace the network
Illustrated island network of rugged public screens and resilience nodes

Disaster kiosk rehearsal

Input screens, power, offline fallback and source-labelled emergency info. Output a readiness simulation prompt.

Open Level 1 (L1) places