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A WebGL mapping library called Tangram renders vector data client-side as a leaflet plugin that consumes vector tiles or GeoJSON, extruding 3D buildings, doing pixel-accurate hit detection and realtime animated shaders (procedural textures, isometric or perspective toggles). Demos show dynamic layer toggles, client-side geometry alteration and styling tied to GLSL; the team aims for a compact style language so effects like the “elevator” are achievable in one line of glsl.
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