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The community hub at editor.pascal.app/community collects every public project — houses, apartments, offices, and everything in between, “Built by the community”. Browsing needs no account; liking and forking do.
The Pascal community hub
Sort the grid by Most viewed (the default), Most liked, or Newest, or search project names. Each card shows the project’s preview, its name, the maker’s avatar and username, and its view, like, and fork counts. Click a card to open the project in the view-only viewer.

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Profiles

Every username links to a public profile at editor.pascal.app/u/<username> with the maker’s avatar, name, and all of their public projects. Your own profile fills in automatically as you make projects public.
A public profile page on Pascal

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Like a project

Click the heart on a project card or in the viewer’s top-left panel to like a project — click again to unlike. Likes feed the Most liked sort, so they’re how the community surfaces its favorites. You need to be signed in.

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Fork a project

Open a project in the viewer and click Fork to use it as a starting point. Forking copies the entire scene into a new private project of your own — named after the original with “(Fork)” appended — and drops you straight into the editor to make it yours. A few things to know:
  • Forks start private; the original owner keeps their project untouched.
  • The original’s scans and floorplan guides are not copied — you get the design itself.
  • The fork counts toward the original project’s fork tally, credit where it’s due.
Forking a public project into your own copy