Sekai 1.1.0

Sekai 1.1.0 turns the original globe into a complete interactive map renderer while preserving the single offline atlas and native Apple implementation.

Highlights:

• Selection and hover hit testing for regions, markers, routes, polygons, circles, and heat points
• Inertial quaternion interaction, camera fitting, and cancellable animated camera flights
• Measured adaptive particle submission and boundary LOD with render metrics
• Independent per-layer optical materials and stable source-order rendering
• Complete route progress, dashed patterns, elevated arcs, widths, and endpoints
• Native-glass labels with collision management
• Concave polygons with holes, geodesic circles, heat points, and physical boundary lines
• Styled GeoJSON conversion and an expanded Demo inspector

Compatibility:

• No API-breaking changes from 1.0.0
• iOS/iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, watchOS, and visionOS 26+
• Tested on Kon’s physical iPhone with the maximum-density all-land dataset

Documentation: https://kaizosha.org/sekai/

Sekai 1.0.0

The first production release of Sekai, a native SwiftUI and Metal globe package for Apple platforms.

Highlights:

• One validated, memory-mapped Natural Earth atlas with 1,048,576 deterministic land particles
• Particle and filled-boundary rendering for all land, continents, countries, sovereigns, and map units
• Quaternion drag, zoom, projection, camera bounds, and globe-anchored auto-rotation
• Native Liquid Glass sphere with optimized optical Metal particles, markers, boundaries, and routes
• Environment, atmosphere, stars, sun, and day/night controls
• Optional GeoJSON, Core Location, and Inspector products
• One reference Demo with a persistent Apple Maps-style customization sheet and copyable integration code
• Complete DocC documentation, atlas builder, tests, and multi-platform build support

Developed by Kaizōsha. Created by Kaizō Konpaku.

Homepage: https://kaizosha.org/sekai/