3D Map Event Generator
Satellite maps base, 8-min routes: for history, geography, and military creators.
3D Map Event Generator
Satellite maps base, 8-min routes: for history, geography, and military creators.
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Description
Turn geographically progressive events—such as military campaigns, expeditions, retreats, plague diffusion, or engineering routes—into 6-10 minute 3D satellite map narrative videos. Built on real terrain screen recordings with five-color layers (red, cyan, blue, green, yellow) representing factions and paths, featuring a single main route and smooth camera zooms instead of hard cuts. Designed for historical geography commentary, military simulations, and documentary-style popular science. Triggered when users mention "3D map", "map simulation", "campaign review", "map storytelling", or "route commentary". Not suitable for: single static terrain science graphics (use 3D terrain science), ancient-style maps (use historical maps), fictional dramas requiring character dialogue and acting (use film storyboards), or pure data charts.
Best for
Ideal for creators of historical geography, military science popularization, and documentary-style map commentary planning event simulation videos.
How to use this Skill
Provide your input
Provide a geographically progressive historical event, migration, diffusion, or engineering route, along with verifiable dates, locations, figures, and historical sources.
Run the Skill
Plans the map narrative structure, camera pacing, route and layer representation based on the information, and organizes prompts for required b-roll and visual materials.
Review your result
Receive a narration script, storyboards, map recording and overlay planning, along with prompts suitable for b-roll, summary cards, and ending materials.
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- v3
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