A street needs signs, and signs are the part that never scales. Each one wants a name that reads as a real business, an icon that matches the trade, a layout, a colour scheme and the metal rig that holds it to the wall — and no two of them may read as the same sign.

Point Neonyte at a building, click the walls where signs should go, and press one button. Every placeholder becomes a different lit sign, drawn from 32 business types with their own names, icons and palettes across five scripts, wearing a Karma material that makes it glow. Press the button again and you get a different street.

It is built for set dressing at street scale — dozens of signs, none of them repeating, each one plausible for the trade it advertises. Close-up hero detail is not what it is for.