Isle of Wonder

Journey

Always run

The wonders ()

Choose a wonder to travel there.

Sky and time

Time of day

Time passes

Day of the year

Great moon phase (new, full, new) Follow the calendar

Lesser moon phase (new, full, new) Follow the calendar

Latitude of the island

Weather

Wind strength

Colder or warmer than usual

Temperature comes from latitude, season, height, day-to-day weather swings and this setting. Rain turns to snow below about 1 °C. Lakes, rivers and waterfalls freeze over after enough days below 0 °C, and the sea below −1.9 °C; ice thaws when it warms.

Events in the sky and on the land

Eclipses, the eruption and the earthquake run their course and switch off by themselves; press again to stop one early. Aurora, meteors, comet, halo and rainbow stay on until pressed again; when off, halos, rainbows and auroras still appear on their own when the weather and season allow. Lightning and the geyser fire once per press.

Display and sound

Picture quality

Brightness

Field of view

Look sensitivity

Sound volume

Capture the mouse when I click the view

X-ray vision: see through walls, and the cavern under the ground (X)

X-ray: how solid things look (faint to solid)

Lights Lamps, lanterns and windows Fires and torches Candles and incense

Arrange the island

Drag wonders, peaks, lakes, rivers, roads and landmasses on the map, then rebuild. The layout is kept in this browser; export it to keep a copy or move it to another device.

Keys

W A S D move, Q E or arrows turn, mouse or drag to look, X x-ray vision, Shift run, Space jump or rise, C descend, F fly, B sail, [ ] or wheel change speed, M map, T pause time, H hide text, Tab this panel, Esc free the mouse. On a touchscreen, drag on the left to move and on the right to look.

Map of the Isle of WonderDrag a marker to move it.

Isle of Wonder

An island at the top of a high fantasy world, holding the wonders of the poem Wonders to Behold by John B. Wilson.

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