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I make games, and one of the hardest part is always the world. A map that feels real, coherent, alive. So I'm introducing Bmap. Draw a box anywhere on Earth, and it rebuilds that place as a clean 3D world: terrain, every street and building, the coast, the parks, the rivers. A real city, 1:1, in your browser, in seconds. But the map is just the first piece. Real cities are already the perfect game maps, the layout, the density, the logic of a place that actually works. Bmap's mission is to unlock them: take any real place and turn it into a living world you can shape and play in. The generator is live today. Where it goes next is the part I'm most excited about. 👀 It's free. Everyone who joined the waitlist is already in. New here? Sign in too and you're on the list, I'm opening the rest in waves. Building in public. Come watch real cities become worlds. → bmap.io

How does a Bmap Roblox export look inside Roblox Studio? 👇

Got a call with the Roblox team later today to share updates on the game @Aurumworkstudio is building. Thought it would be a great opportunity to introduce them to Bmap. Since they're focused on bringing more game developers into their ecosystem, making game development dramatically easier feels like a perfect fit.

Every Roblox dev knows the wall: a game idea, then months spent building the map. Bmap kills that step. Any real city, rebuilt in a three.js studio in your browser, imported into Roblox Studio in one click, true stud scale, ready to script. This map took 3 minutes.

@xaitoshi_ The chain needs more meritocracy. The best builders should win, not the ones who are the most connected to KOLs and chain founders.

My personal greatest fear is how much fluff is actually holding this industry together. Last year’s 10/10 incident showed how illiquid all these tokens actually r, propped up valuations with low float. And many VCs left then, when they realised there’s less than 10 tickers to actually hold for meaningful return. My fear is peeling the layers of the onion and realising how empty the core really is. I will write more on this in the future but yea, it’s one of the things that keep me up at night. I hope to change things with what we r building but my efforts are limited. We need more real builders, real users.

Yeah, so 35k representing 40 million doesn't really make sense. And they aren't just Moroccans. Most of them either have dual citizenship or were born and raised in the UK, so they're as much British as they are Moroccan. The tweet is supposed to show how Moroccans react to a defeat, yet it uses footage from London. That's quite a creative way of turning the conversation into one about immigrants. And before you say that some of them are Moroccan nationals living in the UK, you're right. But they're a minority, and in many cases they're there because they were recruited for jobs where the UK lacks talent, like engineering or healthcare. Are you saying those people should also be put in the same basket?

@PlayDaaa @MarioNawfal There are at least 35K Moroccans that live in London

🇳🇴🇲🇦 Here you can see the clear difference in how people in Norway and Morocco handle defeat. There is a huge cultural gap between the two Writer: Samuel

@matthewjmalek @MarioNawfal You can’t make a post claiming to show the difference between how Morocco and Norway handle defeat and then use footage from London as your reference for Morocco.

@PlayDaaa @MarioNawfal I think that’s the point

Been working this week on the first game fully built with @bmapengine. It’s a life simulation starting in Nice, with the long-term goal of expanding into a full-world life simulator. Players will be able to either play as themselves or let their own AI agent play for them. A world where humans and agents coexist. One thing I’ve been building into Bmap is procedural API integration. Every generated business can be connected to a real API. Imagine buying a shop in-game, turning it into a perpetuals trading desk, and connecting it to your favorite perp protocol’s API. Instantly, you own a functioning trading business inside the game. You earn builder fees while other players use your shop, and you can promote it to attract more customers. That’s just one use case that came to mind as an on-chain builder. There are many more.

@Skylinee @derekedws @PrimeIntellect Own Your Models

@derekedws @PrimeIntellect been cool watching this one grow.

killer work from the @primeintellect crew now crossing $100M ARR a massive vibe shift for anyone paying attention it is v clear at this point that the AI landscape is undergoing a radical transformation we are moving away from the world of 'renting intelligence' from the largest labs to a new world where everyone must own the workflows, data, and optimization loops that will make your unique intelligence compound prime intellect is building the open infra stack for all types of companies to train, evaluate, deploy, and continuously improve models they own from compute and RL to environments, sandboxes, evals, and deployment all over credibly neutral architecture deeply proud of this crew, a true david vs goliath story to building across this new AI landscape our squad at @collab_currency are proud investors in every round since the v beginning of the journey massive kudos to @vincentweisser, @johannes_hage, @jimmy_811, @willccbb and the rest of the prime squad the future of AI will not just be built inside closed labs it will be built by teams with the tools to own their own intelligence gg

@iruletrenches Inshallah it's happening

morocco clearing france tonight would feel better than a 8fig pnl trade

@marclou People don't realize how skillful WoW can be at the highest level.

I don’t know how to explain it. This image instantly brings back an entire world. The quests, the music, the NPCs, talent points, Azeroth… I can still picture everything like I actually lived there.

14 days ago bmap was a little game about Monaco, today you can draw a box on any real city and walk your own streets at night, with NPCs and a casino that actually exists. This video is the whole story, nothing staged. from a box on a map to a playable city

Ok this one's been asked a lot. Bmap now exports straight to Unreal Engine 5. You pick a real city, you get the full 3D map, terrain, buildings, roads, trees, and it drops into UE5 clean.

The map I'm testing bmap on is 10.5 km² of real Nice. that's 2.5x Liberty City from GTA III, running in a browser tab. in about 10 minutes I filled it with pedestrians, placed NPCs with their own dialogs, and tagged the city's real casinos and pharmacies. then I pressed play and walked into the casino. wild times to be building games.

@iruletrenches Inshallah

France ended Morocco’s dream in the 2022 world cup semifinal. this time, Morocco gets its revenge and eliminates France in the quarterfinals, in humiliating fashion. you heard it here first.

@HumbertoBesso Thank you🙏🏼

@PlayDaaa Feeling Fomo right now that can’t turn on my computer due to family things, but came here to say congrats! And thanks! Aiming to play with this to test agent-based sim for policy making.

One update a day keeps the doctor away.

We did it again! Dima Maghrib 🇲🇦🦁

@anotherant11 UE5 this week for Creator plan members. Roblox exports will follow shortly after.

@PlayDaaa Have you gotten roblox support yet? Is there a timeline for that?

If you're wondering what this is, it's a browser based editor that lets you build Three.js, Roblox, and UE5 game worlds in less than 5 minutes. That's the direction I'm taking with Bmap. Next up: real-world POIs inside the Bmap Editor. Since every map is generated from a bounding box, Bmap already knows where the casino, police station, pharmacy, real estate agency, and other real-world locations are. Soon you'll be able to turn them into playable game assets with just a few clicks.

@c2jeet You change every building on the map. Change the style/size/colors and more … only on bmap editor.

@PlayDaaa Please give option to change building mesh types, the current small building mesh doesn't go with what the building look like in urban areas. These are more of European classical building.