DZ-Remix, Stackable

The SCAD files were great for configuring wall segments, but I couldn't get the code to generate entire buildings in one shot. Also, I wanted to make it modular / stackable for more dynamic use, while keeping the floors easy to print, transport, place, stack, etc.

My file names are supposed to mean something. I broke it all up into the number of "squares," which floor it represented, and what it is after it's stacked with the related parts. So, for example, 4S indicates it's a 4-square build which is made of a 2 by 2 arrangement of the source files. It works out to something close to 50mm squares, so a 4S would be 100mm by 100mm (rough estimate based on my highly calibrated eyes connected to my sophisticated computation system, aka brain). The GF means it's the Ground Floor; MF is Mid-Floor, and RF is Roof Floor.

... BLDG means "building." Because I'm also very creative.