arbitrary-image-stylization-tfjs VS BrowserSynth

I forked https://github.com/reiinakano/arbitrary-image-stylization-tfjs, tried to convert its .travis.yml to run on Github Actions, and deploy it to https://xiaolangkong.github.io/arbitrary-image-stylization-tfjs/. However, I cannot figure out why the models do not load so I can run the sylization. What am I missing?

Head over to GitHub and https://kronpano.github.io/BrowserSynth/ On the right top the middle button (3 lines) is the menu which has examples. It's basically eisenscript - a language developed for StructureSynth.

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Given your username here, I'm assuming you also created https://github.com/kronpano/BrowserSynth which looks/is amazing. When would you use StructureSynth vs. BrowserSynth, and where would be the current (best) version of StructureSynth to use? This all looks like a lot of fun (which I also suspect you're making look easy here! ;)

StructureSynth is old but still quite unique in what it does. Yes, development stopped quite some time ago but it still works great and is now complemented by BrowserSynth which is based on eisenscript (I hope to update to the latest version in the near future)

The shortcoming of StructureSynth is that you can't "squash" spheres and you don't have cylinders or any round primitives. BrowserSynth can do all that. It is based on the eisenscript javascript on GitHub An introduction to BrowserSynth can be found over on GitHub - this is also where BrowserSynth is hosted.