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Enclose rainwater tanks in a shipping-container module

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## Open the current work
- **Blender 5.2.1:** `blender/samford-solarpunk-garden-flow-tour.blend`. Includes the entire homestead, reading chair and 163 books. Its camera tour has 30 chapters and lasts 2 minutes 30 seconds. Hover over the 3D view and press Space to play; Shift + Left Arrow returns to the start. It opens at the overview of the revised garden layout. Earlier bedroom and reading-tour files remain as previous versions.
- **Blender 5.2.1:** `blender/samford-solarpunk-container-water-tour.blend`. Includes the entire homestead, reading chair and 163 books. Its camera tour has 30 chapters and lasts 2 minutes 30 seconds. Hover over the 3D view and press Space to play; Shift + Left Arrow returns to the start. It opens at the container water-storage chapter. Earlier bedroom and reading-tour files remain as previous versions.
- **Unreal Engine 5.8.2:** `unreal/SamfordMeditation/SamfordMeditation.uproject`. The saved meditation room includes 152 meshes, 14 materials, lighting and a camera. The Unreal work currently covers this room only; an interactive whole-home walkthrough is future work.
- **Images:** `renders/` contains the latest compound, detailed kitchen, training terrace and outdoor dining, plus earlier bedroom, reading corner, garage and actual Unreal room studies.
- **Concept layout:** `plans/concept/garden-flow-plan.svg`. Current version 004 replaces the table-tennis deck with flowers, aligns the pavilions and adds curved paths and a central garden court.
- **Concept layout:** `plans/concept/container-water-plan.svg`. Current version 005 includes the container water-storage module and replaces the table-tennis deck with flowers, aligns the pavilions and adds curved paths and a central garden court.
- **Animation instructions:** `walkthroughs/UNREAL-CAMERA-ANIMATION.md`.
## Working in Blender
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Removed the table-tennis deck and all equipment. Aligned the garage with the main pavilion and the meditation room with the parents’ wing. The future east pavilion balances the meditation room; a second future footprint continues the central axis north. Added an oval garden court, curved covered timber breezeway, smooth gravel walks and driveway, 13 flowering beds and eight flowering shrubs. The former play area is now a flower garden. Two concept eucalyptus trees were moved clear of the solar array and vehicle route. The future basketball area remains unbuilt. Updated the 30-chapter tour and refreshed the overview, courtyard, flowers, dining and training renders.
The full conversation context and decision history are now preserved in docs/. Source scripts are retained under source/ for future editing; they are incremental historical tools and must be run against their correct starting model. Survey and LiDAR folders remain reserved for future real-site work.
## Container water-storage revision — 10 September 2026, v005
Marcus asked to make the water tanks a shipping container. Replaced the exposed cylinders with a dark-green 20-foot container-style module (approximately 6.06 × 2.44 × 2.59 m), retaining two sealed water tanks inside. Added corrugated walls, cargo doors and locking bars, corner castings, inlet/outlet manifolds, pump and a first-flush component concept. The container enclosure is not itself the water-retaining vessel. The west end is a transparent inspection cutaway. The garden service path reaches the east cargo doors. Updated tour chapter 13, the plan and exterior/cutaway/overview renders. Product selection, structural/loading checks and hydraulic sizing remain future design work.