🍯 Curating Beekeeping Heritage
A 3D honey trail linking a museum, apiary, art installation and tasting stall, showing how stop count, visitor flow and dwell time shape a heritage route.
A 3D honey trail links a heritage museum, a working apiary, a bee-themed art installation and a honey-tasting stall — walk the route and watch how stop count, visitor flow and dwell time change the shape and crowding of a curated trail.
🔬 What It Demonstrates
Visitors spawn continuously and walk a spline path between stops, pausing to "engage" at each one. Longer dwell times and richer stops build up glowing engagement rings, a simple model of how good interpretation concentrates attention.
🎮 How to Use
Adjust the number of stops, how fast visitors arrive, and how long they linger at each stop. Switch between a circular loop trail and a linear out-and-back route to compare how each shapes crowd flow.
💡 Did You Know?
Real honey trails deliberately alternate formats — a formal museum case, an open apiary, an art piece, a tasting table — because switching format resets visitor attention and keeps a multi-stop trail from feeling repetitive.
A 3D honey trail linking a museum, apiary, art installation and tasting stall, showing how stop count, visitor flow and dwell time shape a heritage route.
3D · Three.js / WebGL renderer · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install