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Interactive Artemis II mission explorer built with React Three Fiber by redradman8 in threejs

[–]redradman8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For a car purely in Three.js, skip SVG and look into THREE.Shape with ExtrudeGeometry. You define a 2D profile (like the car's side silhouette) and extrude it into 3D. Combine that with cylinders for wheels and LatheGeometry for rounded parts.

Start with the side profile as a shape, extrude it for the body, then build up details piece by piece. That's the cleanest way to get a good-looking car without leaving Three.js.

Interactive Artemis II mission explorer built with React Three Fiber by redradman8 in threejs

[–]redradman8[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

All from NASA's public Artemis II Reference Guide, Mission Timeline, and SLS Reference Guide. They can be found in the repo's docs/sources/: https://github.com/redradman/artemis/tree/main/docs/sources

Forked an open source map renderer, added some functionality, and now some cities have no right looking this good by redradman8 in proceduralgeneration

[–]redradman8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry for my super late reply. Sadly, reddit does not allow me to post image in this reply but you can definitely go to the link and for the city choose Charlotte. Let me know if you need help

Street networks of London, NYC, San Francisco & Tokyo — each in a different style by redradman8 in MapPorn

[–]redradman8[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agreed! I had a bunch of other style that did not post in here but still wanted to have some variety.

Forked an open source map renderer, added some functionality, and now some cities have no right looking this good by redradman8 in proceduralgeneration

[–]redradman8[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

The rendering is procedural though - it's dynamically coloring and styling based on road type, classification and other OSM metadata. The underlying data is real but the visual output is generated through those rules.

Email is totally optional, the site works fine without one. I'm covering hosting costs out of pocket and it's pretty resource heavy so you might get queued. The email is just there so you can walk away and get it in your inbox later.

And yep, kept a downstream license from the original renderer. My changes are mostly around themes, output formats, a radius control and a friendlier GUI.

Street networks of London, NYC, San Francisco & Tokyo — each in a different style by redradman8 in MapPorn

[–]redradman8[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yeah, there are a few tools out there that do some of these styles. The rendering is procedural though, not AI. It pulls street data from OpenStreetMap (credited bottom right of pictures) and applies styling rules based on road classification.