# Knowledge Wonders / 知识奇观

These three browser experiments are separate from Mindhall's pre-existing gallery editor. Their compositions, lesson text and procedural scene geometry were created for this experiment; no Colorfigures assets or implementation are included.

The Traffic experiment combines the unmodified upstream `models.js` from movsim/traffic-simulation-de (commit afe03dd564d68c379f539fc72ebce8848ba48cc3, GPL-3.0) with its local wrapper. The Traffic program, including the shared modules as incorporated into it, is distributed under GPL-3.0. The complete, human-readable running source and a copy of the license are included in the linked source archive. No warranty is provided. This does not change the licensing of Mindhall's pre-existing editor or other products.

Three.js r160 and its official addons retain their MIT license in `vendor/three/LICENSE`. Lucide retains its ISC license in `vendor/LUCIDE-LICENSE`. Those notices remain intact. See `vendor/traffic/LICENSE` for GPL-3.0.

Traffic source upstream: https://github.com/movsim/traffic-simulation-de/tree/afe03dd564d68c379f539fc72ebce8848ba48cc3

Office uses SimJS 2.0.3 (MIT, copyright Maneesh Varshney), pinned from https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/simjs@2.0.3/sim.js . The unmodified dependency and MIT notice are included in `vendor/simjs/`. The model uses FIFO stages with fixed service times; it does not predict actual workplace productivity.

To run the source, serve its folder with a static HTTP server, then open `traffic/`. No build, account, API key or model service is required. Coast is a teaching morphology, not a geological prediction.