Use aerial-textured terrain to place an engineering quantity in recognizable geographic context. Pair a selected location with a cross-section inset and a few large measurements, then show the full corridor with a simple categorical risk palette. Keep annotation panels dark and compact so they remain readable against detailed imagery.
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River flood levels on 3D terrain
An aerial-textured river model pairs blue water surfaces with cross-section diagrams and flow-dependent measurements, then presents a green-yellow-red overview of remaining clearance along the river.
You'll need
- Install the creator-stated skill or plugin: Python.
How it was made
Claude Opus 5.5 · Python
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X · Oct 4, 2026 · 960 likes · 49k views · 20 comments
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Stylized river-flow dashboard featuring winding blue waterways across 3D terrain, with flow-condition overlays and measurement panels.
- Color
- Bright blue water, muted greens and olive terrain, pale tan and green fields, and dark navy interface panels with white text.
- Type
- Small, clean sans-serif interface text; Japanese headings and labels, KP markers, numeric measurements, and compact chart legends.
- Framing
- Oblique terrain maps center on the river and surrounding fields. Dark callout boxes, map markers, and, in some views, a data panel with a river profile chart and numeric readings sit over the maps.
- Structure
- The interface presents river maps at different locations and scales, alongside labeled monitoring points, flow-status colors, brief explanatory captions, and detailed calculation readouts.
