MAIN FIELD · 3D STATE
0 · Original Zero · fixed root
Main Zero is fixed. Reveal Cube context, a core lens, or a local cubette zero only when needed.
LANGUAGE MODULES
Open a complete language field directly. Entries still in build remain here as station profiles without changing the Main Field.
American English · current working module. Nonverbal access is available below.
ORIGINAL ZERO · THE ARCHITECT
The Architect is held at the fixed root: the reference from which the graph, lattice, and local forms are built. It is not a language station or a competing origin.
STATION PROFILE
STATION MEDIA
Station profile loading.
NONVERBAL ACCESS
A compact sign-language index linked to the language stations. It is an access reference, not a contributor or identity record.
Zero remains the nonverbal root; select a station to read its separate profile.
OZ LISTEN · MISCELLANEOUS
The shared listen library. It stays separate from the language-seat packets above.
Choose a prepared miscellaneous listen track and use the playback controls. This player is separate from Zero.
GEO-INTUITION
STUDY CHAMBER · 4D FLOWER
Build · the established Flower progression
Automatic · starting at Zero
OZ — Unit Zero
Rubio · Zero core controls layers · drag only changes your view
Zero operator · reference held
Zero holds the reference. No actuator selected.
Zero relay idle · 12 axis extensions are ready.
Awaiting live actuation from Zero.
RUBIO CONTROLS
Drag the model to orbit. Each paired button turns one layer; the lower button reverses the turn. Scramble applies a mixed sequence. Reset returns the solved arrangement.
Drag the model to orbit. Each paired button turns one layer; the lower button reverses the turn. Scramble applies a mixed sequence. Reset returns the solved arrangement.
TEN THOUSAND
Dice game · clean build bay.
Ready for its first round and structure.
TEN THOUSAND
Roll six dice to begin.
You
0
Turn0
Computer0
HOW TO PLAY · TRADITIONAL SIX-DICEFirst player to bank 10,000 wins. Roll six dice, select scoring dice, then keep them and roll the remainder or bank the turn. Ones score 100; fives score 50; three ones score 1,000; three of any other number score face value × 100. Straights, three pairs (including four of a kind plus a pair), and two triples earn bonuses. A roll with no scoring dice is a bust and loses the unbanked turn. When every die has scored, hot dice restore all six for another roll. Bank or bust passes play to the computer.
HOUSE RULESStandard six-dice scoring is active. Dice finishes are saved on this device.
OZ MAHJONG · CHINESE
North · computer
West · computer
East · computer
South · your hand
Your turn — draw a geometric tile from the wall, build sets, then discard.
OZ FREEDOM · AMERICAN TABLE
OZ FREEDOMOpen hand card
geometric patterns
geometric patterns
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YOUR TILES
OZ STACK STUDY
OZ STACK STUDYOnly bright, uncovered faces can be selected. Select two matching exposed faces to clear them and reveal lower tiles. New Stack makes a fresh matching study. Sphere returns to this layered-circle example. You Stack opens side palettes: choose a face, then tap the field to place it; placing on an existing tile creates the next Z layer.
HOW TO PLAY · OZ MAHJONG · CHINESEFour players build a winning hand of four sets and one pair. A set is either three consecutive tiles from one geometric family or three matching tiles. On your turn, draw one tile from the wall, arrange your hand, and discard one tile. The first player to complete four sets plus a pair declares Mahjong. This first Oz table uses geometric tile families; advanced scoring and special tiles will be added after the core play field is settled.
JAXX · AXIS ROOM
Drag an axis · release to throw
Wheel scales the selected axis
Wheel scales the selected axis
Ten miniature axis sets share one cube room. Axis Zero remains the fixed center.
Dealer · computer hand
Player melds
Stock
ZERO
Zero
Opening discard
Computer melds
Player melds
Computer melds
User · your hand
Your turn — draw from the stock or discard pile.
HOW TO PLAY · STANDARD RUMMYEach player receives 10 cards. On your turn, draw one card from the stock or take the top discard. You may then lay down melds: a set of three or four cards of the same rank, or a run of at least three consecutive cards in one suit. Finish your turn by selecting one card and pressing Discard. The first player to get rid of their hand wins the round; remaining unmelded cards count against the other player.
DOMINOES
Boneyard
Player0First to 100
Computer0First to 100
Your turn — select a matching tile, then choose an end.
HOW TO PLAY · ALL FIVES DRAW DOMINOESEach player begins with seven tiles from a double-six set. Match one half of a tile to either open end; doubles lie crosswise. After every play, add the exposed ends: a total of 5, 10, 15, or 20 scores immediately. A double counts twice only while it remains an open end. If you cannot play, draw from the boneyard until you can play or it is exhausted. The round ends when a player uses every tile or the line is blocked.
STELLAR EMBRYO PROJECT (OZ/OOZ)
3D operational target
Depth scaffold
No data is stored by this control. The session ledger records only target selections.
OI / AI integration bay
OI · Organic Integration separates and places a supplied record. AI · Articulate Integration states that record clearly. Neither decides truth or acts outside this field.
Target · Original Zero · fixed root
Session-only until you export. No automatic filing or external transmission.
Logistics
Root-family development map
One carried field · 2D root → 3D realization → depth context
The full build begins with the completed circle-field construction, resolves its rings into spheres in the same order, then carries that held reference into axes, triangles, cube framework, lattice, and named comparisons. A comparison is never forced by a symbol, and a planned family remains visibly planned until its forms exist.
00 · Zero / PointPoint → rings / sphere-shell reading → circle studies.
01 · CircleCircle → six-axis + Cube Zero + eight-corner + Macro sphere set → Seed / Flower comparison.
02 · SquareSquare → cube pair → diamond in reciprocal cube.
03 · TriangleOpposed 2D triangles → tetrahedron → double tetrahedron.
04 · PentagonPentagon / pentagram → pentagonal prism → dodecahedron.
05 · HexagonHexagon / six-point star → hexagonal prism → hexagonal lattice.
Full integrated development sequence
The full path holds each completed relation: 2D circle field → one-for-one sphere reading → axes → triangles → cube framework → lattice → later comparisons. “Free composition” keeps your current layers exactly as they are.
01
Locate · Core reference
Next: add a frame only after the reference is visible.
Purpose: establish a point, an orientation, and a readable baseline before adding complexity.
02
Relate · three matrix layers
Next: inspect inner, outer, and joining convergence without substituting a game cube for Main Zero.
Purpose: make the three Main-Zero matrix layers inspectable first, then compare the Rubio/Q format inside the same shared scale.
03
Relate · Platonic duals
Next: compare complementary forms against the same origin.
Purpose: use form relationships as a visual question, not as a fixed conclusion.
04
Explore · Growth and projection
Next: add one form at a time, then observe its relation to the reference.
Purpose: inspect expansion, recurrence, and projection while the baseline stays available.
LAB
Open study fields
Use: combine these with any reference layers above; they are not solo modes.
Room note: the top bar opens dedicated rooms; the Yin and Yan baseline remains independent of this composable Main Field study.