This project data can actually be divided into 12 sub-proposals, with 12 different camera positions assigned to each of them. Executing the script allows viewers to view the entire project area and perform before & after analysis to contrast the changes that have been done.

The animated script "presentation" takes viewers to the Korokan site, with explanations of its history, function, and the proposed image upon restoration. In the history portion of the script, the interiors adapt to different design styles of Japanese historic eras. Candle night-lightings of the restored site is also an exciting sight.

By playing back the script "Present", followed by "Incident", viewers will be introduced with the current environment situation and witness the steep angles at the proposal site, as well as experience how severe the hazards will be in case of a debris-flow. In the script "Improvement 3", different types of land check dams have been constructed at the same site for landscape evaluation. The script "With Explanation" offers further explanations.

Takasegawa is a beautiful river canal in Kyoto, but the downstream section, Higashi (east) Takasegawa, is nowhere as eye-pleasing nor safe as its upstream cousin. Upon executing the animation script "East-Takasegawa Proposal 2015", an improvement proposal, with hazard mitigation and ease of construction taken into account, will be introduced to the viewers. Detailed engineering considerations such as fluid flow and road width for heavy machineries have all been considered to ensure a realistic evaluation of project feasibility. Some interesting parts of this proposal include a riverside promenade, which requires a double-layered structure, and the use of decks and scaffolds to ensure ease of construction.

The camera position "Overview 01" and "Overview 02" gives an overview of the entire project site area and the Sustainable Park. By executing the Project Overview script, viewers will be taken on a virtual tour inside the park and will be introduced with the numerous proposed zones, including; "Commercial-Residential Zone", "Welfare Zone, "Residential Zone", and "Business Park Zone". The most satisfying part of the 3D environment is looking down at the entire town from the hills facing the Osaka-Bay.

By executing the scenario "Cloud Ver. Demo", a vivid, overview image of smart onboard technologies will be shown. For example, blind spot clearing features that helps drivers check for suddenly approaching pedestrian or cars at very narrow places such as freeway interchanges or parking lots.

Execute the script "underground highway, takes users onto a quick tour to explore the underground highway. Finally, the script "Entrance Shadow"showcases the unique entrance design with a simulation of its shadows.

Playing the Script1 script will introduce the viewer an overview of the town through bird's eye view and first-person perspective. The saved camera position include a fishing port, roadway intersections, and the construction site.

By following the saved camera positions consecutively, viewers can see the current road condition of the Princes Motorway and its various interchanges and intersections. Upon executing the MtOusley-Intro scenario, various safety warning messages regarding leading cars and intersection hazards, allowing users to have a glimpse of cutting-edge road safety research.

A 7 km journey from the Nagoya Freeway Interchange to Nagoya University has been made. In the animated script, viewers will be introduced a 3D replica of the urban environment surrounding the roads, which include the Kamiyashiro-Junction, Higashiyama-Park, and a portion of Nagoya University. What is interesting about this project data is the precise recreation of the Yamate-Greenroad, a complex road section that is known to have numerous upslope, downslope, and curves on a straight road - an excellent (virtual) testbed.

Following the camera positions in numerical order, various large-scale objects such as multi-level interchange and neighbouring buildings that can be viewed from many different angles. Executing the animated script "Multi-Level Interchange" will put viewers directly onto the roads or pedestrian bridges, allowing a more immersive sensation of the designs.