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Each Dynmap represents a single planet, and any dimensions that may be included in that planet, such as [[The Nether]] and [[The End]]. The Dynmap offers both 2D and 3D views, as well as an X-Ray view allowing the user to see underground. To change your view, activate the flyout by hovering along the right edge of the screen.
Each Dynmap represents a single planet, and any dimensions that may be included in that planet, such as [[The Nether]] and [[The End]]. The Dynmap offers both 2D and 3D views, as well as an X-Ray view allowing the user to see underground. To change your view, activate the flyout by hovering along the right edge of the screen.
== History ==
The [[First Survivor]] was strongly opposed to releasing the mapping data to the public, but eventually caved to pressure after a systematic campaign launched by [[xtonx723]] and [[mrunix]], both of who claimed that despite all the other navigation aids provided, it was impossible not to get lost without realtime Web-based mapping.


== Maps ==
== Maps ==

Revision as of 22:12, 29 August 2021

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Dynmap is an geospatial mapping product provided for the benefit of all Colonists by LEIGH&CO. The data is gathered by on-orbit satellites and updated in near realtime, nominally, 10-20 seconds. Datum overlays are provided for such useful features as the current world Radiation Border, as well as Land Office lots. Additionally, Colonist tracking data from their LeighBoy personal data devices are updated in realtime on the map, ensuring that nobody can hide. Anywhere.

Each Dynmap represents a single planet, and any dimensions that may be included in that planet, such as The Nether and The End. The Dynmap offers both 2D and 3D views, as well as an X-Ray view allowing the user to see underground. To change your view, activate the flyout by hovering along the right edge of the screen.

History

The First Survivor was strongly opposed to releasing the mapping data to the public, but eventually caved to pressure after a systematic campaign launched by xtonx723 and mrunix, both of who claimed that despite all the other navigation aids provided, it was impossible not to get lost without realtime Web-based mapping.

Maps