• data extraction for all svg elements: cities, coast, heightlines, names
• land-sea mask finding algorithm robust over many variations
• terrain generation for both land and sea, with rivers taken into account
• biomes can be composed through color functions that act on height data
• heightmap + colormap export to .vox format
• filling of the sea with water
• conversion of water from diffuse to glass material for see-through effect
• desired camera parameters are injected into the generated .vox file
• current maps are 700x700 pixels, with the current bottlenecks 1000x1000 is also possible

• Rivers: shapes of rivers, making sure rivers have actual water in them.
• More water types, water color tied to biome
• More styles of terrain
• Better biome coloring, more biomes, biomes tied to realm resources
• Adding clouds to the .vox. (helps with setting the scale vibe)
• Automatic rendering (now have to click "render' button)
• Remove conversion bottlenecks so that higher scales are possible

This pipeline has been tested on linux, but will likely also work on Windows. For linux you need Wine > 6.

• Download Conversion tools and MV: $ bash setup.sh
• Run $ git submodule update --init --recursive
• Install a venv e.g.: pipenv install -r requirements.txt
• Check out notebooks/pipeline.ipynb

• https://github.com/ephtracy/ephtracy.github.io
• https://github.com/Zarbuz/FileToVox
• https://github.com/alexhunsley/numpy-vox-io