Drag to orbit · scroll to zoom · right-drag to pan
Preparing local geometry…
Open the 2D QGIS map · Reload 3D
This is a lightweight spatial study, not an architectural reconstruction or navigation service. Its optional room plans are QGIS-authored Proposed / Maybe assumptions. Actual floor counts, interiors, property boundaries and walkable routes are unverified.
Overview: drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, right-drag to pan. Walk: WASD / arrows, Shift for faster movement, mouse drag or Q/E to turn, and optional pointer lock to look. V toggles walk/bird’s-eye. F selects Fly. Space/C moves up/down in Fly. R resets. Unstuck returns to a clear point near the selected reference. Escape releases the mouse. On touch: directional buttons move; swipe the scene to look. Reset overview returns to the full study.
Boxes, pyramids, spheres and cylinders are deliberately simple display placeholders at source-reference points. Their dimensions, rotation and shape are assumptions. They do not identify an overlapping machine-extracted footprint. Edit the model records and geometry in the companion QGIS project, then run the supplied exporter to refresh this viewer. This is an explicit export-and-refresh workflow, not live bidirectional synchronization. Local glTF/photo asset fields are reserved for future supplied references.
The optional purple network layer is a planning scenario, not a record of installed equipment. Device locations are display offsets near reference pins. Lines show logical relationships and schematic routes, not surveyed cable, trench, RF coverage, power, or access permissions. Every proposed placement needs a site survey and engineering review.
Open the proposed logical network diagram ↗ · Full planning records ↗
Runtime dependencies and geometry are local. Online Esri satellite tiles cover only the study extent and its surrounding context. Choose flat ground to turn imagery off. Source metadata at the campus centre reports Vantor, 0.34 m resolution, captured 13 May 2025; dates and resolution elsewhere can differ. The 3D ground is flat and imagery is not a survey. Three.js 0.180.0 (MIT). See the README for local launch and survey replacement workflow.
Explore the campus references at eye level, or look around from above.
Approximate and unsurveyed. Colored primitive objects stand in for reference places; they are not actual architecture. The neutral candidate blocks use assumed 8 m heights. Major architecture and paths are missing. A generated walking start is not a verified entrance.