locations

To create structured worldbuilding locations, define a name and basicInfo to let the system generate precise coordinates, region references, radius, and hidden lore. This schema validates map-worthy places to ensure coherent, non-overlapping placement across multiple regions for narrative generation.

Yes, you can design villages, ruins, dungeons, and cities with hidden lore using a location schema. The system supports advanced concepts like internal areas, factions, and hiddenInfo fields that unlock secrets during exploration, adding narrative depth to your generated map geometry.

The best way to validate non-overlapping placement for world map regions is using a structured location schema with cross-reference integrity. It enforces required fields, validates coordinates and radius geometry, and ensures detailed generation rules are met as defined in the reference data.

Worldbuilding location generation supports internal areas and faction references within its structured data schema. You can define nested internal areas inside larger locations and attach faction references to enrich the political and narrative context of your worldbuilding project.

The main limitation when defining coordinates and radius for multiple world regions is the strict enforcement of non-overlapping placement. The schema validates cross-reference integrity and required fields, meaning any overlapping geometry or missing region references will fail validation during generation.