@Saccc_c: 3D Appreciation of Chinese Ancient Architecture Designed and built a website for appreciating Chinese ancient architecture using Fable 5. Currently loaded with the Forbidden City, Potala Palace, Yellow Crane Tower, Temple of Heaven, Great Wall, Fujian Tulou, and Mogao Caves. If you like it, I will continue to iterate.
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Made a 3D appreciation website for Chinese ancient architecture using Fable 5, including the Forbidden City, Potala Palace, Yellow Crane Tower, Temple of Heaven, Great Wall, Fujian Tulou, and Mogao Caves. It will continue to iterate.
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3D Appreciation of Ancient Chinese Architecture
Designed and built with Fable 5, this website showcases ancient Chinese architecture, currently featuring the Forbidden City, Potala Palace, Yellow Crane Tower, Temple of Heaven, Great Wall, Fujian Tulou, and Mogao Caves.
If you like it, more updates will follow. https://t.co/BYmhgtWZtG
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