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Show HN: Isopolis renders San Francisco as an isometric pixel map

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Show HN: Isopolis – Isometric pixel map of SF

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A developer has shared Isopolis, a browser-based project that depicts San Francisco as an isometric, pixel-art map. Posted to Hacker News under the Show HN convention that developers use to demo their own work, it lives at sf.isopolis.city and presents the city in the stylized, tile-based 3/4 view familiar from retro city-building games.

Beyond the concept, the submission itself carries little detail — there is no accompanying write-up describing the rendering approach, the data sources behind the geometry, or whether the code is open. The interest here is largely aesthetic and technical craft rather than anything touching security, infrastructure, or policy, which places it well outside this publication’s usual coverage.

For readers, the takeaway is modest: it’s a polished visual toy and a portfolio-style demo of client-side map rendering. Anyone evaluating the technique would need to inspect the live site directly, since the post provides no implementation notes to summarize.

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