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Globe inset with a spreading cap: a frame from a film that uses it.
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Globe inset with a spreading cap

A small orthographic globe turned to a place, with coastlines, a marker and a circle on the sphere that spreads out to a distance.

Version
1.0.0
Added
23 October 2026
Films
Not used in a film yet

Parameters

NameTypeDefaultRangeWhat it does
lat (Can change over time)number35-90 to 90 degthe latitude the globe is turned to and the marker stands at, in degrees northCan change over time
lon (Can change over time)number15-180 to 180 degthe longitude the globe is turned to and the marker stands at, in degrees eastCan change over time
reach (Can change over time)number15000 to 20100 kmhow far the cap has spread from the place along the surface, in kilometres; give a track to spread itCan change over time
turn (Can change over time)vec20, 0-90, -180 to 90, 180degrees [north, east] to turn the globe away from the place, so a wide cap shows its edgeCan change over time
labeltextREACH– to 40a small word over the distance, such as FELT or ASH; empty for none
unitchoicekmkm, mithe unit the reach is written in (the reach itself is always kilometres)
decimalsinteger-1-1 to 4decimal places of the reach; -1 picks them from its size
formatchoicegroupedgrouped, plain, compact, scientifichow numbers are written: 12,500 / 12500 / 12.5k / 1.25×10⁴
graticulechoicecoarsecoarse, fine, offthe grid of latitude and longitude: a sparse one, every 30 degrees, or none
cornerchoicebrbr, bl, tr, tlwhich corner of the frame it sits in
sizenumber0.30.2 to 0.5the diameter of the globe, a share of the frame’s height
seacolor#13293d–the oceans
inkcolor#f3f0e8–words, numbers, ticks and outlines
accentcolor#4fb8e8–the live value, the fill, what is highlighted
fontchoicesanssans, serif, monothe face of the reach and its word
backingnumber0.350 to 1how dark the soft panel behind the globe is; 0 for none
revealnumber0.80 to 5 show long the globe takes to draw in and the cap to start spreading; 0 shows it at once

Use it in a film

film.js
elements: { 'globe-inset': { lat: 35, lon: 15 } }

Use it from your agent

Ask your agent to put it in a film. It finds the element by name.