SVG gen

Prompt

Act as an expert frontend developer and master SVG designer. Generate a single, complete, ultra-detailed SVG code representing an indoor view of a modern airport terminal during peak hour. Requirements: 1. DO NOT use markdown code blocks, explanations, or wrapper text. Output ONLY the raw SVG code starting with <svg> and ending with </svg>. 2. Make it a wide orientation (viewBox="0 0 1200 800"). 3. Aesthetic style: Modern, vibrant, and highly detailed flat vector art with realistic isometric or deep perspective. 4. Scale & Crowd (Peak Hour): The scene must look incredibly busy. Include a vast main terminal hall with high glass ceilings, metal structural beams, and huge floor-to-ceiling windows showing airplanes outside (runway, control tower in the background). 5. Specific Elements to Draw inside the SVG: - High ceilings with detailed structural trusses, modern hanging lamps, and large digital flight information display boards (FIDS) showing flight lists with yellow/white glowing text. - Foreground/Midground: Check-in desks with monitors, security gates, and a duty-free shop area with shelves. - People: Populate the scene with dozens of diverse human silhouettes or stylized figures in various poses (walking with suitcases, queuing at check-in, sitting in waiting areas, rushing with passports). - Signage: Clear airport icons (gates, baggage claim, restrooms) hung from the ceiling. 6. Design Techniques: - Use <defs> with linear and radial gradients for dramatic lighting (sunlight streaming through windows, artificial light from displays). - Use proper grouping (<g>) with semantic IDs for organization. - Ensure the SVG is fully scalable, clean, responsive, and contains NO truncated code. Deliver the absolute highest level of complexity possible in one go.