我在 TapeOut 上盖了一座唐代大殿。
五台山下的南禅寺大殿,建于公元 782 年,是中国现存最古老的木构建筑。不用一颗钉子,靠榫卯和斗栱,站了一千二百多年。
我做了「营造」:一个亲手盖大殿的小游戏。立柱、架梁、安斗栱,最后上梁铺瓦。规矩对了,它立住;错了,瓦一铺上当场就塌。塌的那一刻你就会明白:唐代深远的屋檐,靠的不是加长椽子,而是斗栱一跳一跳把它送出去。
它完整地存放在 TapeOut 的一个电路里,没有服务器,不依赖任何公司。古代工匠一材一分地搭房子,我们一个电路一个电路地搭东西,做的其实是同一件事:让造出来的东西留得下来。
越来越多海外的朋友来到 TapeOut。我想,我们带给他们的,除了代币和图表,也可以有一座一千二百年前的大殿。
这是第一座,不会是最后一座。
I built a Tang‑dynasty hall on TapeOut.
Below Mount Wutai stands the Main Hall of Nanchan Temple, built in 782, the oldest surviving timber building in China. No nails. Just joinery and bracket sets, standing for over 1,200 years.
I made Yingzao, a small game where you build the hall yourself. Stand the columns, lay the beams, fit the brackets, then raise the ridge and lay the tiles. Get the rules right and it stands. Get them wrong and it collapses the moment the tiles go on. When it falls, you'll understand why Tang eaves reach so far: not longer rafters, but brackets carrying the roof outward, one tier at a time.
It lives entirely inside a circuit on TapeOut, with no server and no company behind it. Ancient craftsmen built halls measure by measure; we build things circuit by circuit. It's the same work, really: making what we build last.
More and more friends from around the world are joining TapeOut. Alongside the tokens and the charts, I think we can offer them something else too: a hall from twelve hundred years ago.
This is the first one. It won't be the last.
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