alt_route Crag : Crag Name

Climbing routes are organized into crags, with each crag containing a dropdown list of routes. The list can be sorted by name or difficulty grade. When a route is selected by checking the corresponding checkbox, the default behavior centers the route on the screen using the "Fly-To" function. This functionality can be disabled in the settings menu under Settings → Fly-To.

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location_on GPS Location

In the GPS menu, select the option to enable GPS location. You will be required to grant the browser permission to access your location. Once enabled, click Go to Position my_location to identify your current location, which will be represented by a red sphere. If your position is within the map\’s range and a GPS signal is available, the map will automatically center on your location.

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settings Settings

The Settings menu provides tools and functions designed to assist with navigation and orientation within the 3D map.

accessibility_new Show climber: Show/Hide Climber.

The climber is always positioned at the map’s rotation center and is rendered at a life-sized scale.

shuffle Show axis: Show/Hide Axis.

The axes are always centered, like the climber, but maintain a constant size regardless of zoom level.

blur_circular Show axis: Show/Hide Grid.

The grid is always positioned at the map’s rotation center and is parallel to the horizontal plane.

flight Fly-To: Enable/disable Fly-To function.

When enabled, selecting a route will automatically center it on the screen.

filter_9_plus Grades: Show/Hide Difficulty grades.

When selected, labels next to the route trace will be shown or hidden accordingly.

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edit_road Route Editor

The Route Editor menu provides tools and functions to add a route to the 3D map.

Warning: the route created in this editor exist only in the browser, the route must be uploaded before closing the tab.

add_link Create New Belay: Inserts a new bealy.

This tool allows you to add a belay to the map as a sphere by clicking or tapping on the desired location. The sphere can be repositioned by a drag and drop action. To remove it, drag it outside the map or use the Undo function.

 Create New Pitch: Draws a new climbing route.

Click or tap to place points on the map; as additional points are added, a route trace is automatically generated. Once placed, spheres can be repositioned by clicking and dragging. To remove a point, drag it outside the map or use the Undo function.

label Right-Handed Label: Inserts an editable label onto the map.

Upon clicking the button, the label appears at the center of the map. To edit the text, select the text box or click directly on the text. The label can be repositioned by clicking and dragging the icon featuring four arrows. To remove the label, drag it outside the map or use the Undo button to remove the last object.

label Left-Handed Label: Inserts an editable label onto the map.

Upon clicking the button, the label appears at the center of the map. To edit the text, select the text box or click directly on the text. The label can be repositioned by clicking and dragging the icon featuring four arrows with a central dot. To remove the label, drag it outside the map or use the Undo button.

undo Undo: Removes the most recent object.

edit Edit route: Modifies an existing route.

For this function to operate, only one route must be selected and displayed. After clicking the Edit Route button, a route with editable objects is added to the map. The pitches or belays can be adjuset by dragging the corresponding spheres and labels can be edited by selecting them.

file_upload Upload route: Uploads a new route to the server.

The Upload button opens a dialog that requires you to enter a route name, with optional fields available for additional information such as contact details and information about the route. After submission our staff will review the data before publishing it.

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wb_sunny Illumination

The Illumination menu allows you to enable or disable direct sunlight, adjust the sun's position in the sky based on the month and hour, and configure diffuse illumination for optimal lighting conditions.

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