One render service — every material
The same material-agnostic pipeline, pointed at a concrete element: a straight-flight stair rebar cage generated by the live PangaCAD/SABS detailing engine (span 3.0 m, rise 1.5 m, Y12@150 mains, Y10@250 distribution, 25 mm cover). Steel pilots the pipeline; concrete — the shipping product — consumes it on day one.
X-ray view — ghost concrete revealing the as-designed cage: main bars (steel) and distribution bars (green), exact cover and spacing.
Cage turntable — every bar where the bending schedule puts it: exact cover, spacing and laps, straight from the engine that also writes the BBS.
The product FEM viewer — rendered server-side
Squama's FEM Results Viewer (the shipped PangaCAD frontend, unmodified) driven headless on the render server: buckling mode λ = 3.42 of a 3.0 × 1.2 m plate, ModeShapePlayer animating. What you see here is pixel-identical to the engineer's browser — the render service photographs the product, it never re-implements it.
Viewer still — buckling tab, mode-amplitude contour, Euler chip (K + λKG)φ = 0.
Mode animation — ModeShapePlayer captured to MP4, shareable anywhere.