Use these walkthroughs to get a complete, end-to-end feel for the OCM Dimensions workflow.
These tutorials assume you're creating tiny, recursive inscriptions on Bitcoin. Ordinals let you attach data (HTML, JS, media) to a satoshi, and recursion lets your inscription fetch shared on-chain libraries at render time. That shared library model is what makes OCM Dimensions possible at such small sizes while still enabling rich 3D and generative art.
If you want a fast, in-browser workflow with no terminal, open tools/browserUI/index.html and compile from there.