What follows the map
Street centre-lines, building footprints and parts, courtyard openings, addresses, entrance points, parks and water outlines come from OpenStreetMap. Geographic coordinates are projected into a local WGS84 tangent plane. One game unit equals one metre.
What is approximate
Except for the credited photograph-mapped surfaces, façades, vegetation, street furniture and traffic are procedural interpretations. Unsupported random balconies have been removed. Mapped material and roof tags are retained where available. Heights use OSM height or floor tags where available, with estimates elsewhere. Terrain is flat; bridges and tunnels are not separated vertically. Multipolygon courtyards and mapped building parts now shape both rendering and collisions. Untagged roofs use a flat fallback; pitched roof rises are estimated when absent. Press B for the nearest building’s evidence.
About this build
A desktop, single-player exploration prototype with first-person walking, driver’s-eye and chase cameras, car and building collisions, ambient traffic and a checkpoint tour. It is not a photogrammetric digital twin or a full GTA-scale game.
Sources & credits
Rideable buses: GTFS routes, simulation and model credits
Municipal parks and transport stops: sources and accuracy
Synagogues and prayer times: source register · Download council directory facts
© OpenStreetMap contributors · ODbL 1.0 ↗
Download source database · Download projected database
Building detail source · Accuracy report
Additional footprints: Overture Maps Foundation · Microsoft Global ML Building Footprints · ODbL. These inferred outlines fill gaps; their heights are mostly estimates. Download Overture source subset.
Building imagery: sources, coverage and limitations ↗
City Hall photo: Zeller Zalmanson Pikiwiki Israel, 14 March 2024, CC BY 2.5. Adaptation: façade UV crop and perspective mapping; height visually estimated. Trees and banners remain visible in the texture.
Yad LaBanim: Zeev Stein / Avney Moreshet, 15 November 2025, CC BY-SA 4.0. Adaptation: projective façade mapping, stone crop and photo-informed massing. The Commons-derived surfaces are distributed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Heights and depths are estimates.
Photographic layer: coverage, streaming and expansion process
Municipal wall photographs, including Yad LaBanim, HaBanim 4 and Moshe Dayan 14–24: © Pinkas Group / Oblivision, 18 May 2021, via Ra’anana municipal GIS. Matched wall coverage is listed in Photo coverage; geometry and perspective manually estimated. Separate from the Commons licence. Photo sources and wall correspondences.
CarConcept: © 2024 Darmstadt Graphics Group GmbH / Eric Chadwick, CC BY 4.0. People: Microsoft Rocketbox, MIT. Plaster: Charlotte Baglioni / Poly Haven, CC0. Asset credits and adaptations. Original fallback sedan created in Blender. Renderer: Three.js (MIT). No Rockstar assets used.