Railway chart which runs round and round while watching the multilayered three-dimensional structure of London subway "Experiments 07"

You can get the route map of London from the official website, but you can see the route map like a solid figure as "Experiments 07"is. By expressing the subway's line three-dimensionally rather than a plane, you can see how complicated the lines are complicated and the trains that are actually traveling are also exactly represented, so even if you are just looking out dazzlingly interesting contents It is becoming.

Bruno imbrizi: experiments 07
http://brunoimbrizi.com/experiments/07/index.html

When accessing the above URL, a screen with red balls arranged at equal intervals is displayed. A red ball represents a subway station, and the ball connects and expresses "Central", one of London's subway lines. Also, a small rectangular parallelepiped in the line is traveling by train at a slow speed.


From the control bar displayed in the upper right, you can set the line / train speed / voice to display. The displayable lines are "Bakerloo", "Central", "District", "Hammersmith", "Jubilee", "Metropolitan", "Northern", "Piccadilly" and "Victoria". Voice is flowing through the interior announcement while mixing with the running sound of the train Gatangotong, so you can enjoy the feeling as if you are actually on the train.


By default, only "Central" is displayed, so check the boxes of other routes and click "Close Controls".


Although only the red Central was displayed until recently, Blue Piccadilly, Green Hammersmith etc added, and it became colorful at once.


You can move the screen by right clicking and dragging.


I tried moving in the right direction.


You can also use the mouse wheel and touchpad to zoom in and out.


Zooming out and looking around the entire route map looks like this.


By dragging with left clicking, it is also possible to rotate the route map with kurukuri.


When trying to rotate it to the left, it does not seem to be a route map in appearance.


Rotate further and turn face down.


You can enjoy it considerably just by rotating the route map.


I tried to see the route map slightly diagonally from the side. I will zoom in from this point and I will go on a journey of complicated intricate London route map.


When zooming in a bit, the blue Piccadilly approached.


If you are playing while zooming in, you will be attacked by the illusion that the route map is in outer space.


It reached the dense area of ​​the route considerably zooming.


When zoomed further, it pierced through the dense area and came out on the opposite side.


In addition, you can display the station name by clicking the ball of each line.


The plane route map of the London subway looks something like this.


Mr. Bruno Imbrizi who created Experiments 07 is a visual developer living in London and also has numerous other worksCargoIt is open now. In the near future, I hope that Mr. Imbrizi will create a three-dimensional subway map such as Tokyo as well as London.