Explore the Pueblo in 3D
Step inside your community.
Phase 1 prototype: movement, destinations, building interaction and navigation run entirely in your browser. Multiplayer presence, chat, business profiles, Pueblo Deals, events and moderation tools are planned next phases — see FUNCTIONALITY_STATUS.md.
What the 3D city contains today
Needs the live app to run. The 3D city is drawn in real time in your browser by the Pueblo Connect app, for logged-in members only. This static preview can’t run it, so it shows the layout and controls, not the city itself. If a scene appears above, it is only an older, simplified demo and does not match what the live app shows.
The city is a low-poly neighborhood with a Northeast Los Angeles look:
- Palm-lined streets, with jacaranda trees (purple blooms) at the plaza corners and green trees on Main Street.
- Painted murals on building walls, and Mission-style terracotta tile roofs with curved parapets over the doors.
- A clock tower on The Daily Pueblo building.
- Papel picado bunting strung across the east-west street.
- Low hills ringing the valley.
People
- Low-poly pedestrians walk the sidewalks beside the two main streets.
- Your avatar’s look (skin, hair, shirt and pants) is generated from your name, so you look the same every time. Your username shows on a nameplate.
Places and things to find
- Pueblo Connect Headquarters and The Daily Pueblo are the two landmark buildings. The Map, Pueblo HQ and Daily Pueblo buttons teleport you to them.
- Storefronts for businesses. Real businesses that an admin has given a 3D storefront stand in a row of lots, with a billboard showing a custom headline or the business’s current deal. When none have storefronts yet, five sample buildings are shown, labelled as samples.
- Treasure drops. Glowing treasures (and Golden Pueblo Tickets) are placed around the city. Walk close to one and click it to claim it; claimed codes are saved under My Treasures.
- Walk inside a business. Each business has a “Walk inside” button on the map list and building card, or you can walk through its front door. Inside is a bright, daylight room with the Pueblo Connect logo, a counter with a host, a deal board (the business’s real live deal, if it has one), a menu board that opens its business page, and the Pueblo screen. Walk to a glowing ring and press E to use it. Sample buildings are labelled as samples.
- Pueblo Live plaza screen. A screen in the plaza shows “LIVE NOW” with the title of a current broadcast, or “PUEBLO LIVE – No broadcast right now” when nobody is live. It is a drawn sign, not a video player.
Still to come
Multiplayer (seeing other members move around), chat, a full Daily Pueblo newsroom section, events and moderation tools are planned for later phases.