Coppercloud Works

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Description

AI generated. Build a small working factory that turns raw ore and crystal into useful products. Route frames, mill lenses and combine both in a Beacon loom. Four compact contracts introduce simple deliveries, terrain detours, merged ingredients and a mixed order that needs balanced production.

Every part has a purpose. Conveyors move single materials, reservoirs hold a queue, and splitters alternate between two outputs with fallback when one side is blocked. Presses and mills refine ingredients while looms wait for a complete pair. Power limits and faster processor upgrades give you room to optimize. Full outputs create visible backpressure rather than silently deleting cargo.

A guided first layout helps you learn. Pause to build, inspect inventories, paint a conveyor line, rotate a corner or undo a change. Use the board directly or choose a column and row with the tile controls. Run at normal or triple speed, single step the simulation, save the full workshop as JSON or prepare a PNG production record.

Condition

Development stage: Mostly built (seller-declared)

Included assets

Complete editable browser runtime

Original procedural factory and material graphics

Original synthesis source

Recipe, queue, economy, power, save and completion tests

Four example layouts and running workshops generated by model checks

Setup, licenses and verification documentation

Actual running desktop and mobile screenshots

Technologies

HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Canvas 2D, Original Web Audio synthesis

Setup requirements

Open index.html or serve the folder with any static web server. Load Guided first line to learn the first contract, or select parts and build your own. Arrows mark outputs. Run the factory and inspect waiting parts. Prepare a save before closing. Run node tests.cjs for model checks and complete example plans.

Dependencies and ongoing costs

A current browser with JavaScript and Canvas 2D. Optional audio uses Web Audio. No external runtime libraries, paid API, network service or account backend. Node.js is needed only for development checks. The buyer can use static hosting; no hosting purchase or recurring service is included.

Known limitations

This is a solo browser logistics puzzle with four fixed contract fields and six part families, not an infinite factory simulator. Seeds alter the crystal source timing, not terrain. Build time while paused is excluded from production time and score. Each source emits once per two simulation seconds if it has room. Splitters alternate straight and right with fallback. Parts accept from any side if the material matches and there is space. The dock accepts only unfinished requested quotas. Edits pause the simulation. Removing a part discards its inventory and in process ingredients; undo history is cleared when production resumes. There is a one hour simulation limit per workshop, no automatic storage and a 1 MB save limit. Local saved states, records and scores are editable and unverified. Physical touch hardware, gamepad, extended assistive technology sessions and broad browser performance are unverified. AI generated disclosure is visible in the game and listing.