Developer builds procedurally generated Miami Beach scene entirely in code using Claude in Cursor IDE
StarKnightt, a full-stack developer, created Ocean Drive—a walkable, fully procedural 3D recreation of a Miami Beach district at sunrise—entirely in code using Claude AI agents coordinated within the Cursor IDE. The interactive browser experience spans 680 meters of Miami Beach with approximately 40 procedurally generated Art Deco hotels, 160 palm trees across three species, and a complete soundscape of synthesized audio including waves, birds, wind, and vehicle effects. Every visual element, texture, mesh, light, and sound was generated as executable code rather than imported as files—there are no image, model, font, or audio asset files.
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