So I made a thing. I was always obsessed with the CrystalBallSoft City generator years and years ago (now defunct for ten+ years). I've been compiling lists of professions, guilds, economic documents and population generation formulas. I put this together in Claude.

I would appreciate feedback. It isn't 100% historically accurate or anything, but I really find it believable based on all of my work I fed into it.

Please take a look and let me know what you think.

EDIT:

So I found I was able to host it in browser here.

https://gregarious-starburst-3f233c.netlify.app/

Examples and original .zip if wanted and such here. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1xJX8NBchSksMJnNZrHEcrZ2eJ9q1repe?usp=sharing

I'm talking more about maps on the scale of a country or continent than a city or dungeon here.

How do you show that a mapped area has sections of more positively or negatively (spherical or hyperbolic) curved space, besides crocheting the map and actually adding more or less surface area to those parts? Actually, that might not be a terrible idea.

My only other idea is to add a grid over the whole map and distort it in those places, make it look pinched or like a bubble in the map. Is this something anyone here has already found a good solution for?

Bonus points if they natively work on Linux