Maps and Geo
Networks, routes and fleets on the map they run on.
Which cell stopped, and what is it costing the line?
A plant floor in metres where each machine cell carries its state four times over: the tone wash, a hatch texture generated on a canvas, the outline dash and the word in the legend and table. State rides feature properties and hover/selection ride feature-state, so the channels never collide, and the four states stay four states in greyscale.
Where is everyone, and who is late?
A fleet where it is: each vehicle's planned route as a dashed MapRoute, the part already driven solid, the vehicle's MapMarker at the join and the depot marked; the list shows stops done on a Meter and minutes against plan, and selecting a vehicle fades the others.
Where does the volume flow, and which lane is late?
A network on the map it runs on: MapCanvas in globe projection with one MapArc per lane, its width bound to volume through a paint expression, hubs as MapMarkers with tooltips, and a panel that ranks the lanes with a Meter and calls out the late ones. Selecting a lane on the map or in the list dims the rest and redraws that arc heavier.
Which rooms are free on this floor?
Which rooms are free on a floor, on the building's own plan rather than a world map: MapCanvas plan declares the extent in centimetres, rooms are polygons whose state rides the fill tone and the outline dash, MapPlanOverlay gives every room a real button for the keyboard, and MapPlanTable repeats the floor as words. Optionally lays the surveyor's drawing underneath as a plan-unit background picture.
Which seat, in which coach?
A reservation seat map on a plan of the train: three coaches of 64 seats in centimetres, 192 regions. The overlay runs in group mode — one button per coach, Enter to go in, Escape to come back out — with an option to show the direction of travel and the walk between coaches.