Vizhub scene with elements

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Vizhub scene with elements

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Last edited Feb 28, 2024

Created on Feb 28, 2024

A handmade SVG scene depicts a night landscape with stars, a pale yellow moon, layered gray mountains, two trees, and a red car on a road with a white divider line. The code constructs the image using raw SVG elements—`circle`, `rect`, `path`, `line`, and `ellipse`—with fixed coordinates and colors. The black background, dark blue sky, and static composition show no animation or data binding, relying entirely on manual XML markup for rendering.

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Half way towards a smiley face.

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