My kids skate teacher asked if I could help him with a mini-ramp design. Things quickly got out of control. Let me present, PLY 🛹 Grounded in real-world constraints, materials, and common sizes used in ramp building - I've put together a tool that allows you to not only make a mini-ramp with construction ready plans. BUT infinte ENTIRE skate parks. PLY is truly nuts. I got hyper good performance at 120fps, all browser based, EU/US standards, full BOM, Cutlist, material optimisation and use of off-cuts. Integration with stores like Home Depot and Beijer (gives you an up to date price estimate for your build) based on total material needed. It even estimates how many screws you need, and what types of screws. All down to a +-2.5% margin. Everything is parametric, everything locks into grids based on material constraints (you can detach for bespoke aspects) any orientation, 15 degree banks, 45 degree bowls. But grounded in what can be done with the material you buy. Not only does it output printable PDF, with step by step assembly like it was LEGO. It also creates 3D visuals and step by step 3D assembly guides you can play on your phone or tablet (yes even computer). Per section, or/and ofcourse your entire park. The example below shows a park with elevated floor, but you have ground connectors aswell. So you can make freestanding quarters, roll in ramps, spines, boxes, pyramids, rails, stairs... Even draw your own custom components and save them to your own library. mm, cm, inches, feet, everything is dynamic and you can switch between settings in real-time. Park fly-throughs, assembly timelapses... BUT that's not all, when done, you can also... skate the damn thing. IN THE ACTUAL BROWSER 🤯 So what started as an ask for my kids skate teacher, is now turning into a full CAD/GAME for creating skate parks, based on real-world material constraints. There is so much left to sort out, for example, CONCRETE, yeah, we're doing it. Being able to smoothly shape concrete, calculate the needed volume, rebar, sand, filling material, drainage, slopes, anti-crack lines. Coping molding. If people are not yet getting it, AI assisted development, is absolutely flipping software upside down and inside out. I've not touched a single line of code. none. zero. When it's ready for you to try, I'll share the link. Until then this video will have to do + some more examples below. Follow @LinusEkenstam if you want more stuff like this in your timeline.