Historical Ziggurat Model
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Description
An architectural scale model echoing the layout of the Great Ziggurat of Ur. It features a rectangular tiered base, the historically authentic triple-converging staircase assembly, and a midway gatehouse leading up to the final summit shrine.
Remix Variables
The layout is driven by clear step-and-tier geometry designed for easy modification:
- Tier Arrays: Arrays defining
[width, length, height]for each level (140x100x24for the base) let you scale the footprint or add levels effortlessly. - Stair Stepping: The step loops scale their rise and run to exactly match the tier heights, making it trivial to change the vertical scale of the structure without breaking the stair logic.
- Taper Control: A single global inset drives the draft angle of the walls across all tiers.
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