Users can digitise routes on a 2D map and then add additional elevation details if necessary. The software then generates the necessary images. In addition to the movie-output formats, images can be output in Virtual Reality Modeling Language 2 format for Web viewing. The amount of camera roll, smoothness of curves, etc., are under users' control. Currently, 3D .dxf files are supported for objects.
Users can select a model and request that it be placed on a virtual surface.
A model can be located at coordinates provided in a database or placed interactively. It's also possible to select an object and duplicate it, such as creating a virtual forest from a single tree model. The 3D models will be displayed with the degree of detail present, but additional detail will affect rendering times. Using modern systems, 3D visualisation still is a computationally intensive process. When an image is rendered, the areas closest to the viewer are rendered at 10 metres, while those progressively further away are rendered at lower resolutions.