maps

To generate an HTML world map from JSON configuration data, you provide your settings, realms, regions, and locations JSON files to the Maps skill, which reads the sources and renders a self-contained visual map at stuff/world-map.html.

For world map visualization, you need to prepare four JSON files: tabs/settings.json, tabs/realms.json, tabs/regions.json, and tabs/locations.json, which the Maps skill reads to render realm layouts and plotted locations.

Yes, the generated world map supports interactive location details by using grid-based squares to denote regions and circles for locations, complete with hover tooltips that display specific details about each plotted point.

You can use this map rendering for game design and storytelling planning because it provides a spatial overview of realm layouts and location placements, helping you visualize world coherence and inform quest design.

The best way to visualize realm layouts and location placements for worldbuilding is to use a skill that turns your world configuration data into a rendered HTML map, enabling clear geographic planning and communication through visual grids and plotted points.

No, you do not need any external dependencies to render a visual map from world data, as the Maps skill operates independently without dependencies and produces a self-contained HTML file for direct geographic visualization.