F-35A · photorealistic 3D

Fly Anywhere

Name a place on Earth and fly over it: real 3D cities in 55 countries, satellite photos everywhere else.

Quality

Sharpest: crisper, lower frame rate in big cities

Examples

Where do you want to fly?

Loading the world

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Quality · Balanced

Opening the 3D map…

Controls

Action	Keyboard / mouse	Controller
Pitch · roll	W S / ↑ ↓ · A D / ← →	L stick (pull back = nose up)
Bank · roll	Roll input banks the jet up to 80° and it turns; the wings level when released; no continuous roll
Rudder	Q / E	L1 R1
Throttle	Shift / Ctrl · T holds	L2 lever · D-pad ↑ holds it · afterburner past the 85 % step
Airbrake	Z (hold)	R2
Look around	Mouse drag	R stick (springs back) · D-pad ↓ recentres
Camera view chase · close chase · cockpit · top-down	V wheel · [ ] zoom (top-down)	△ tap · hold for HUD on / off R stick ↑ ↓ zooms the top-down view
Gear · flaps	G · L	✕ · □
Brightness	− / =	D-pad ← →
Menu	Esc	Options
Menus	↑ ↓ ← → · Tab · Enter · Esc	D-pad / L stick · ✕ select · ○ back

Credits & data sources

3D world: Google Maps Platform Photorealistic 3D Tiles (Map Tiles API): terrain, buildings and landmarks. Imagery and 3D data © Google and its data providers, credited on screen while the tiles are shown.
Road names: Road and area names along the roads and in the location line: © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License (ODbL); OpenMapTiles schema (BSD-3 code, CC-BY 4.0 design); vector tiles by OpenFreeMap. Only the names are shown, over Google's imagery; credited on screen while they are.
Place search: Nominatim (OSM Foundation, used per its usage policy: on submit only, at most one request a second, cached) with Photon by Komoot as the fallback. Place data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License (ODbL).
Aircraft & controls: F-35 model from Lightning Sortie, procedurally built in code; its controller layer (keyboard, Gamepad API, DualSense over WebHID, menu navigation) is ported from the same game.
Software: three.js (MIT), 3d-tiles-renderer (Apache-2.0), Draco (Apache-2.0), ps5-controller-webhid (MIT) with dualsense-ts (LGPL-3.0), @mapbox/vector-tile and pbf (BSD-3-Clause), Vite (MIT).
Source: Fly Anywhere is open source under the MIT License: github.com/ASHR12/fly-anywhere. Third-party licences and notices: THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.

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