Fork Features | Massif Maps

📄️3D Terrain

Render the map draped over real elevation, with correct depth occlusion (near ridges hide

Generate contour lines directly from RGB elevation tiles at runtime — no pre-baked contour

CompositeVectorTileLayer is a VectorTileLayer that weaves external data sources

Every CartoCSS property a CompositeVectorTileLayer external source accepts, when it takes effect, and the interpolation syntax.

HillshadeRasterTileLayer renders shaded relief from an RGB-encoded elevation data source.

CustomRasterTileLayer runs a custom GLSL "filter" shader over any raster tile source. It is

PMTilesTileDataSource reads PMTiles v3 archives — a

One directional light and one shader sky, shared by the ground, the terrain, the buildings and the

CelestialLayer draws things that do not belong to a position on the ground: a sun, a moon,

Run a full-screen fragment shader over the rendered frame — with access to the terrain depth —

CartoCSS label properties the fork added: a name that takes the free side of its icon, SDF font

A style parameter is a value the app owns and the style reads. The fork adds table parameters,

GeoJSONVectorTileDataSource turns app-owned GeoJSON into vector tiles a VectorTileLayer styles

The turn arrow a navigation app draws on the route: ManeuverArrowBuilder cuts the piece of the

MBVectorTileDecoder reads MapLibre Tiles as well as MapBox Vector Tiles. Everything past the

Every property a CartoCSS style may set, its value kind, and whether a param:: driving it stays live

One palette, no night theme. The scene light is read off a curve, and every colour on the map — 2D

A road on 3D terrain is draped: painted onto the terrain, so it follows every bump the elevation