DayZ 3D Map: Chernarus & Livonia
Fly over Chernarus and Livonia in 3D: the terrain is built from the game's real height data and satellite imagery, with buildings, vegetation, rocks, place names and points of interest on top. Switch maps with one click — drag, rotate and zoom, everything streams in as you move.
Real terrain: a 2048×2048 height grid extracted from the game files, streamed as level-of-detail chunks with the original satellite imagery on top.
Buildings, railways, vegetation and rocks: thousands of objects placed exactly where they stand in the game, each painted in the average colour of its real material texture.
Place names and points of interest: cities, villages, wells, fuel stations, military zones and more — toggle each layer as you like.
How the 3D map works
Move around with the mouse: drag to pan, right-click (or two fingers on touch) to rotate and tilt, scroll to zoom. The camera target sticks to the terrain, so zooming always feels grounded.
The map streams what you look at: nearby terrain loads in higher detail, buildings appear within a few kilometres and vegetation close to the camera — that keeps the view fast even on laptops and phones.
Use the panel to toggle buildings, vegetation and place names, and to switch individual point-of-interest markers like wells, fuel stations or military areas on and off.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the 3D data come from?
Straight from the game: the height grid is extracted from DayZ's world files (WRP), object positions from the world's object list and the imagery from the satellite texture. Nothing is hand-drawn, so the terrain matches what you see in game.
Do I need to download anything?
No. The 3D map runs entirely in the browser with WebGL. On first load it streams roughly 65 MB of terrain and object data; after that your browser caches it.
Which maps are supported?
Chernarus (chernarusplus) and Livonia (enoch) — switch between them with the buttons above the map. Sakhal is planned as soon as its data is prepared.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. Pan with one finger, rotate and zoom with two. On small screens the layer panel sits below the map.
Why do buildings look simplified?
Buildings and vegetation use simplified geometry so the whole map stays smooth. Important structures use their real shapes from the game models; the rest are footprint-accurate blocks with roofs.
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