YOU DON’T HAVE TO BUILD A WORLD.

Most projects die making the map. Yours starts with a finished planet.

• Type a place name and the world moves — a real relocation of the ground, not a camera jump.
• Elevation decoded from open terrain tiles, with invalid pixels repaired by neighbour averaging rather than dropped to zero.
• The same elevation model feeds the orbital view, so orbit and street agree about where the mountains are.
• A runtime auditor checks that roads and props sit on the surface — not floating above it, not sunk into it.

BUILDINGS, NOT BOXES.

Generated from the real footprint, honouring what the data actually says.

• Roof shape, wall material and colour are honoured where the data provides them.
• Roofs are built as solids by revolving a profile — flat, gabled, hipped, pyramidal, domed.
• Two triangulators, one with hole bridging, so a courtyard stays a courtyard.
• Building parts are read rather than discarded, so a tower with a distinct podium reads as one building.
• Facade style resolves from era, climate zone, wall material and building form.
• Screen-space-error driven level of detail, baked per chunk.

ROADS THAT FOLLOW THE GROUND.

Cut and fill, not blind draping.

• Ribbon meshes follow the terrain through a bounded smoothing kernel.
• Bridges and tunnels get real vertical placement and easing instead of being flattened into the hillside.
• Lane markings, dash pattern and paint colour come from the same lane plan that drives the geometry.

WHERE IT COMES FROM.

Open data, credited.