Real spots, scanned by drone, at true scale. Dial in your run at home, not on site on your last battery. Scan a spot yourself and earn a cut of every sale of its map.
Orange ones we build from open data: terrain at about one-meter resolution plus aerial imagery. The blue one we scan ourselves. Outlined ones are waiting for a pilot with a scan: proximity runs need a detailed map.
Hundreds of frames become a point cloud, the cloud becomes terrain, the terrain becomes a track. Scroll and watch the spot come together.
A pilot flies the spot in a grid and orbits: 300–1000 photos.
We check the frames and build the map at true scale.
The spot shows up in the game. Pick a point, hit “Fly”.
You practice the run in acro on your own radio. You crash a virtual drone, not a real one.
Every map sale pays whoever scanned it.
Scan a location and it becomes an in-game map with your name on it. Every sale earns you a cut.
Pick what you're shooting with: drone, phone, 360 or LiDAR. The studio gives you instructions, builds the route and puts together your submission. For DJI drones with Waypoints, the route downloads as a file for DJI Fly.
You can mix methods: drone from above, phone or 360 from the ground. Start with your main one.
Method:
Method:
Outline an area or pick an object to orbit, then download the mission for DJI Fly. Need more room? Open the full-screen planner. For LiDAR drones, copy altitude, overlap and area into DJI Pilot 2 by hand.
We'll review your files and reply on Telegram. If the quality holds up, the map goes on the globe with your name on it, and we'll lock in your creator share in an agreement.
A sim for people who fly for real. Your Betaflight rates, your radio over USB, and a meter in the game is a meter on the spot.
Instructions for every capture method, a flight planner that exports a DJI Fly file, and a location submission form.
Acro physics, radio control, first test map.
Open-data maps across Europe, plus the first detailed location from our own scan.
For the first pilots from the community: fly it and tell us what to fix.
Scanning guide, quality check, contract and creator share.
A Steam page: free to play, with individual spots to buy.
The sim itself is free. Only individual maps and spot packs are paid. Prices will be announced at launch.
A share of every sale of their map. The share size and payout terms get locked in a contract before the pilot program launches.
The creator stays the creator. Where and how the map is used is spelled out in the agreement the creator signs when uploading the scan.
No. The sim doesn't give you permission to fly. Before a real flight, check local rules and no-fly zones.
A Mac on Apple Silicon or a Windows PC. Your radio connects over USB in joystick mode.
Later. First we're dialing in the Mac and Windows versions.
Pick a spot on the globe and its name drops into the message. Copy it, add a couple of lines and send it on Telegram to @ludiru.
We only take terrain and aerial imagery from sources that allow this kind of use, and we credit every source in the game.