Every Hytale server has its own little magic to it — the terrain, the weather, the players running around, the creatures wandering off into the wild. But until now, the only real way to experience that world was to log in and be there yourself.

Terrascape changes that.

Now you can create and share a limited access link and let anyone fly through your server from a browser. No download. No client. No setup. Just open the world and start exploring.

And this is not just a screenshot. It is not a flat little map. It is your actual server world, rendered in 3D, as it exists right now. The voxel terrain rises up around you. The landscape stretches out toward the horizon. Water moves through the scene. The sun drifts across the sky, fades into moonlight, and gives way to stars. Fog rolls over the distance. And with a free-flying camera, you can go anywhere.

The best part is that the world feels alive. Players appear where they really are, moving in real time, and you can even ride along through their view. Creatures roam the wild and show up as they move through the world. For server owners, one simple config decides who can see what, what gets streamed, and how much load the server is allowed to handle.

Under the hood, Terrascape keeps things lean with smart meshes, caching, and streaming, so the experience stays smooth even when you are looking way out across the world. Although you can create a full public server, sometimes that's not ideal. Give the users access to the map using their own private token for a limited or unlimited time. Users can use the Terrascape console to send messages from the web site to keep in touch with online players. The access link is unique per user, so, the server knows which player is using the console. Admins can even use slash commands if enabled.

Your Hytale server is already alive.

Terrascape lets everyone see it.

Synthborn: Terrascape