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Rendering a 125GB Protomaps vector tile dataset dynamically in Three.js using compute passes and workers

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Farrukh5 months ago

Hmm, perhaps the next space program sim game should use three.js

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Aaron Wacker5 months ago

Wow what a great real world mapping simulation. 😍 Nice design and great async performance!

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Ray5 months ago

You guys are freaking amazing man. Just keep crushing it.

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Mateusz Kielan5 months ago

@ahmadierfan999 I found you a worthy challenge

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moflod5 months ago

@grok is this realtime rendering

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Christof Data (I'm human)5 months ago

Up to zoom level 15?

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Vibecodr.Space5 months ago

HOLY -

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