**Exploring WebGL2 Geometry** I'm thinking about how to write raw WebGL2 instanced geometry arrays. This involves incorporating instance transforms and material codes, with vertex attributes packed in a particular offset for dimensions, color, material, and more. I’m considering box meshes for common structures like buildings and roads, and possibly low poly spheres for tree canopies. Additionally, I might need to apply shader detail per local object scaling. And I should definitely explore how shadows can be handled using cascades! Save this as **`index.html`** and open it in a modern browser. Everything is generated locally—**no libraries, downloads, or external assets**. It includes an endlessly streamed city, procedural architecture, elevated highways, cable-stayed bridges, trains, traffic, parks, water reflections, shadows, day/night lighting, and flight/street-level exploration. ```html MERIDIAN — Infinite City

MERIDIAN

INFINITE URBAN EXPLORATION

A PROCEDURAL WORLD · BUILT IN REAL TIME

A city.
Without limits.

Follow the river through a living metropolis of glass towers, elevated railways and monumental bridges. Walk its streets, or rise above the skyline. New districts unfold as you travel.

WASD to travel · Mouse or drag to look · F to walk / fly

PAUSED — PRESS P TO RESUME

NORTHBANK / AERIAL SURVEY

ALTITUDE98 m

VELOCITY0 km/h

MODEFLY

E −138 m N 152 m

W A S D move SHIFT boost Q / E descend / rise
F walk / fly SPACE jump T day / night H HUD P pause

DISTRICT RADARN ↑

● STREAMING60 FPS

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A city.Without limits.

A city.
Without limits.

Create a highly detailed, ultra realistic infinite 3D game d...