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Hydroxy

Proxies Mapbox's RGB-DEM terrain tiles and modifies them with elevation data stored in redis. This isn't polished at all but hopefully should be easy enough to run and figure out how it works. See https://vulkd.com/articles/3d-underwater-maps for a full write-up. Hope it's of use to someone!

Note: util/example-frontend includes a slightly modified three-geo.

Requirements:

  • Redis or Docker to run Redis
  • Node
  • Ability run local web server (Having Python installed is fine)

Usage:

  • docker-compose -p hydroxy up - Initialize a Redis instance at 127.0.0.1:6379
  • node generatePixelCoords.js - Process and add util/example-depth-data.geojson to Redis
  • Replace $YOUR_MAPBOX_TOKEN_HERE$ in hydroxy.js
  • npm i && node hydroxy.js - Start proxy server
  • cd util/example-frontend/dist && python3 -m http.server 80" - Serve example frontend
    • util/example-frontend/config.js contains some variables to play with (restart frontend after changing)
  • http://127.0.0.1:80