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The Modular Convenience Store, developed by Leartes Studios, is an interactive retail environment built from modular components, enabling flexible layout variations, lighting setups, and product arrangements.
With Vagon Streams, this space is delivered in full fidelity to the browser, letting users walk through aisles, inspect shelves, test lighting conditions, and explore configurations — all without installs or high-end hardware.
The Challenge
Retail environments like convenience stores demand high detail in materials, object variety, lighting, and spatial awareness. Even modest scenes with shelves, signage, and ambient lighting can strain local GPUs or run poorly on consumer laptops or tablets. Distributing such scenes often requires packaging large builds or sending video walkthroughs, which sacrifice interactivity and flexibility.
Moreover, when clients or reviewers run these builds locally, visual discrepancies often emerge: lighting may look different, materials may degrade, performance may stutter. That breaks trust and slows iteration.
By streaming the Modular Convenience Store via Vagon Streams, those limits disappear. The full scene runs in the cloud; each user’s device receives a high-quality video stream. This ensures that everyone sees the same lighting, material response, and spatial fidelity — regardless of their hardware.
The Impact of Cloud Streaming
Streaming this modular retail environment changes how store designers, visualizers, and stakeholders collaborate and present.
Designers can share live builds instantly. Clients and partners explore shelf layouts, test lighting across zones, or evaluate display arrangements — all within the same interactive experience instead of viewing pre-rendered sequences.
In review meetings, participants see identical visual states. Adjustments—whether moving fixtures, changing materials, or tweaking lighting—are reflected instantly for all viewers. That shared context speeds alignment and reduces revision cycles.
For marketing or client proposals, interactive previews provide stronger engagement than static images. Prospective clients can wander through the store, focusing on product displays, lighting transitions, or visual ambience — not just watching a guided flythrough.
In planning or training contexts, staff or collaborators can access a realistic store model from any device. They learn the layout, lighting schemes, and spatial relationships without needing specialized hardware.
By centralizing rendering and streaming the environment via Vagon Streams, the Modular Convenience Store becomes a universally accessible, interactive retail sandbox — free from hardware constraints, derailment in quality, or distribution friction.
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