@tileflow/maps 0.1.0-alpha.20 → 0.1.0-alpha.22

package/README.md

@@ -62,13 +62,9 @@ The CLI owns the interface; compiler and runtime changes require rebuilding thos
 
 - `streets`: contemporary street cartography with Mapbox-inspired time-of-day and color themes,
   ranked POIs, Madrid transit network symbols, generic road-reference shields, and regional hillshade.
-- `baedeker`: warm travel-atlas styling, serif labels, original engraved patterns, and contours.
-- `civica`: illustrated civic-print styling with warm paper, olive parks, blue annotations, and
-  vermilion landmarks.
-- `map1777` (1777): 1777 ink and watercolor on current data, with 3D and four times of day.
-- `siegfried`: a terrain atlas with coordinated light/dark ink palettes, contours, and engraved patterns.
 - `soundings`: bathymetric reference cartography with depth bands, continuous relief, and port context.
-- `blueprint`: a dark architectural drawing style, with a default camera centered on San Francisco.
+- `outdoors`: contemporary topography with 3D relief, hillshade, contours, trails, peaks and natural
+  landcover. It shares Streets' lettering, roads, POIs and four times of day.
 
 Every official map is a complete, independent root using the same Core compiler. Official map
 objects are deeply frozen shared instances. Do not mutate them; use `defineMap({extends: ...})`
@@ -139,7 +135,7 @@ Ferry routes fade in from z8, use fine blue dashes from z13, and show uppercase
 along the line from z15 when the data includes them. Their labels use a water-colored halo.
 
 Regional hillshade uses [Mapzen Terrain Tiles on AWS](https://registry.opendata.aws/terrain-tiles/)
-from z5 through z13, with source attribution. The 256-pixel Terrarium source is capped at native z12;
+from z5 through z13; its source credits are listed on the [Tileflow map data credits page](https://tileflow.dev/copyright#streets-terrain). The 256-pixel Terrarium source is capped at native z12;
 closer views reuse that resolution, avoiding requests for coverage-dependent high-resolution DEM tiles. This is an additional remote data request. To omit
 it, set `terrain: 'none'` in a map extending `streets`. Hillshade does not change road geometry or
 raise the terrain. Buildings appear automatically from zoom 15 with an opacity fade through 15.25;
@@ -159,12 +155,10 @@ Street lights are opt-in: set `roads.streetLights.enabled: true`.
 Streets uses `groundOcclusion: 0.07` and `groundOcclusionRadius: 1.5` for subtle ground contact.
 `buildings.threeDimensional.occlusion: false` disables contact and model occlusion.
 `buildings.contactShadow` styles the flat fallback.
-Streets selects Core's `labels.roadPlacement: 'ground'`: street names follow the road plane below
-buildings; POIs, transit names and shields remain above.
-Road names retain class zoom/size curves, favor major roads and add padding through z13.
-Pedestrian paths group separately. Compact types preserve language;
-`labels.roadNameFormat: 'full'` keeps source names.
-Disabling roads omits their names.
+Streets uses `labels.roadPlacement: 'readable'`: whole street names above buildings, yielding to
+destinations. The web runtime hides occluded/distant names; other renderers keep them complete.
+Names repeat at 250 px with a neutral 1 px halo. Pedestrian paths group separately.
+`labels.roadNameFormat: 'full'` preserves source names. Disabling roads omits their names.
 Road rings, ramp and surface ordering use [Core's replaceable defaults](https://github.com/tileflow/tileflow-sdk/blob/main/packages/core/README.md).
 All non-day themes grade day's ground, water, roads, trees and 2D/3D materials across zooms:
 yellow warmth at dawn, dimmer stone at dusk, cool night. Day palettes stay unchanged.
@@ -221,34 +215,28 @@ reference uses DIN Pro Medium, so font shapes and stroke weight
 remain an approximation. Available POIs, abbreviated names,
 proprietary landmark models, transit branding, and building detail can differ from the reference.
 
-### Blueprint naming
+### Outdoors
 
-Use `blueprint` and `blueprintIcons` for the architectural drawing map. Its map ID and
-asset directory are `blueprint`, its theme key is `blueprint`, its theme ID is `blueprint-dark`,
-and its grid artwork ID is `blueprint-grid`.
+Outdoors includes `light`, `dawn`, `dusk` and `dark` themes, a `light` time-of-day family, and
+system light/dark selection. Summit labels include their elevation in metres when the data provides it. Its initial view looks across Chamonix in 3D. Use
+`packages/maps/outdoors.config.ts` in an SDK checkout to preview or capture the regional, mountain,
+trail, city and mobile scenes through the same CLI as Streets.
 
-<!-- docs:check -->
-
-```ts
-import {defineMap} from '@tileflow/core';
-import {blueprint} from '@tileflow/maps';
-
-export default defineMap({
-  id: 'city-plan',
-  version: 1,
-  extends: blueprint,
-  view: {center: [-3.7038, 40.4168], zoom: 14},
-});
-```
+The default elevation source is public Mapterhorn Terrarium tiles (512 px, maximum source zoom 12).
+Relief, hillshade and generated contours share that TileJSON. To change providers, retain the
+elevation settings with `resolveMap(outdoors).terrain` and replace its `url`, `encoding`, `tileSize`
+and `maxZoom` as appropriate; `terrain` is an atomic configuration field when extending a map.
+A custom `contours.demUrl` overrides the contour provider explicitly. Geographic tiles are requested
+at runtime and are not bundled. Local map detail depends on the available World and elevation data.
 
 ### Community maps
 
-Cyberpunk, Terminal, and Super Tile World are maintained in
-[Tileflow Community Maps](https://github.com/tileflow/community-maps), with editable source,
-assets, previews, and contribution instructions. They are not part of this package.
-The GitHub-distributed `@tileflow/community-maps` package exports `cyberpunk`, `terminal`, and
-`superTileWorld`, plus each map's font and icon descriptors. Install an exact Git commit using
-the instructions and compatible Core version in that repository.
+Baedeker, 1777, Siegfried and Blueprint are maintained in
+[Tileflow Community Maps](https://github.com/tileflow/community-maps), alongside Cyberpunk,
+Terminal and Super Tile World. Change their imports from `@tileflow/maps` to
+`@tileflow/community-maps`; the transferred maps keep their export names, IDs, themes and resource
+names, including `siegfriedThemes`. Install an exact Git commit and the compatible Core version
+specified by that repository. Their editable source, assets, examples and notices live there.
 
 Soundings is not a navigation product; its depth-band edges are approximate. It draws Nautical
 marks with its chart symbols and a "Not for navigation" notice; other maps opt in with
@@ -256,21 +244,16 @@ marks with its chart symbols and a "Not for navigation" notice; other maps opt i
 
 ## Themes and assets
 
-`streetsThemes` and `siegfriedThemes` expose complete `light` and `dark` themes. Import those
+`streetsThemes` and `outdoorsThemes` expose their complete appearance collections. Import those
 collections when using `defineTheme()` to derive a new appearance. A declared `themes` collection
 replaces the inherited collection, so also declare the intended `defaultTheme` and `systemThemes`
 and optional `timeOfDay` mappings. `system` belongs to browser selection; captures and builds use concrete theme names.
 
-Every map exports an icon-directory descriptor: `streetsIcons`, `baedekerIcons`, `civicaIcons`,
-`map1777Icons`, `siegfriedIcons`, `soundingsIcons`, and `blueprintIcons`. The descriptors point into this installed package; they are not sprite URLs.
-The CLI and build integrations compile the selected directories into runtime assets.
-
-Baedeker, 1777 and Siegfried export `baedekerFonts`, `map1777Fonts` and `siegfriedFonts` for
-their packaged Cormorant Garamond faces.
-Cívica exports `civicaFonts` for DM Serif Text, Barlow Semi Condensed, and Noto Sans fallback.
-Streets exports `streetsFonts` for its packaged navigation lettering and Noto Sans fallback.
-Soundings and Blueprint declare Noto Sans URL glyph providers
-from one immutable Hosted base-asset set, versioned independently of World data.
+The package exports `streetsIcons`, `soundingsIcons` and `outdoorsIcons`. These are installed
+resource directories, not sprite URLs. Outdoors composes Streets' artwork with its own summit
+symbols. Streets and Outdoors share `streetsFonts` (DINish and Noto Sans) and `streetsModels`.
+Soundings declares a Noto Sans URL glyph provider from an immutable Hosted base-asset set.
+The CLI and build integrations prepare the selected directories into runtime assets.
 
 Omitting `icons` inherits the parent's directory list. Declaring a list replaces it; `[]` removes
 all icon directories. Compose explicitly when adding application icons:

package/REFERENCE.md

@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+# Maps reference
+
+Contracts of the official maps that do not fit their README.
+
+## Streets colour knobs
+
+Streets has more than 190 colour tokens. To recolour it without naming them, set a knob: a name
+without a dot that stands for many tokens. `Map`'s `colors` prop and a theme controller's
+`setColors` accept knobs beside tokens. Each knob has a reference token, and every other token it
+governs moves by as much as the reference moves, so lighter and darker tokens stay lighter and
+darker: major roads stay stronger than minor ones, and a park keeps its variants. A knob you do not
+set leaves its tokens as the theme designed them, so water stays blue unless you give `water` a colour.
+A token named in `colors` wins over the knob that governs it.
+
+| Knob         | Colours                                                                                |
+| ------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `water`      | Oceans, lakes, rivers and their depth bands. Water labels take its hue.                |
+| `greenspace` | Parks, grass, woods and other vegetation, flat and in 3D. Park labels take its hue.    |
+| `land`       | The ground between everything else: the background and built-up land.                  |
+| `buildings`  | Building fills and outlines, flat and extruded, and the surfaces of building models.   |
+| `roads`      | Roads, their casings and tunnels. The color is for a minor road.                       |
+| `labels`     | Place, road and neighborhood label text. The color is for ordinary labels.             |
+| `labelHalo`  | The outline that keeps labels and icons readable over the map.                         |
+| `accent`     | What an application adds: the route line and glow. Its edge and core keep their shade. |
+
+Give each knob the color you want in the theme on screen, and give a dark theme its own colors.
+A knob can only be set on a map that declares it; an unknown name is an error that lists the
+knobs the map has. Derived maps inherit the knobs and may add or replace them with `colorKnobs`.

package/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md

@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
 # Third-party notices
 
-Except for the Streets POI pictograms documented below, the official themed Streets, Baedeker,
-1777, Siegfried, Soundings, Blueprint, and Cívica icon and pattern
+Except for the Streets POI pictograms documented below, the official Streets, Soundings, and Outdoors icon and pattern
 artwork published under `assets/` is original Tileflow artwork.
 
 This file is shipped with `@tileflow/maps` so future third-party assets have a stable place for
@@ -43,37 +42,29 @@ points. Each source is centered, proportionally scaled, and given accessible met
   by Przemysław Sakrajda, simplified by Kizar, with the current vector revision by Teo.raff.
   Licensed under [CC BY-SA 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/).
   This adapted SVG is distributed under the same license; the full text is in
-  `assets/streets/LICENSE-CC-BY-SA-3.0.txt`.
+  `assets/streets/icons/LICENSE-CC-BY-SA-3.0.txt`.
 - `transit-madrid-cercanias.svg`: [Cercanias Logo.svg](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cercanias_Logo.svg),
   by WikiNight2, with revisions by Alkari and Borjaguado. The source is dedicated to the public
   domain by its author and marked PD-textlogo on Wikimedia Commons.
 - `transit-madrid-emt.svg`: [Símbolo de EMT Madrid.svg](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:S%C3%ADmbolo_de_EMT_Madrid.svg),
   by Andreuvv, with a vector revision by Teo.raff. Licensed under
   [CC BY-SA 4.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/). This adapted SVG is distributed
-  under the same license; the full text is in `assets/streets/LICENSE-CC-BY-SA-4.0.txt`.
+  under the same license; the full text is in `assets/streets/icons/LICENSE-CC-BY-SA-4.0.txt`.
+
+`assets/streets/icons/tileflow.icons.json` declares the credit, source and license of each
+attributed symbol. When a build places one of them in a sprite, it writes that credit and the
+complete license text beside the sprite as `icons/<map>/licenses/<icon>.txt`.
 
 The transport identities remain the marks of their respective owners. Their inclusion identifies
 the mapped services and does not imply affiliation or endorsement. These asset-specific terms
 are separate from the package's source-code license.
 
-## 1777 cabinet atlas reference
-
-The `map1777` map and its eleven SVG material patterns (each in four palettes) are
-original Tileflow code and artwork. Their visual reference is the eighteenth-century cabinet
-atlas held by KBR, particularly its watercolor washes, field strokes, tree marks, red
-footprints and serif lettering:
-
-- [Cabinet atlas detail published by KBR](https://www.kbr.be/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/detail-van-de-kabinetskaart.png)
-
-No historical scan, source pixel or atlas geospatial data is included. The map uses current
-Tileflow World data and the separately licensed Cormorant Garamond fonts documented below.
-This package does not redistribute third-party atlas assets, code, style files or textures.
-
 ## Streets relief
 
 Streets requests Mapzen Terrain Tiles from the AWS Open Data elevation tiles bucket at runtime.
-No DEM tile is packaged here. The compiled source links to the upstream data attribution:
-<https://github.com/tilezen/joerd/blob/master/docs/attribution.md>.
+No DEM tile is packaged here. The compiled source credit links to the Tileflow map data credits
+page, <https://tileflow.dev/copyright#streets-terrain>, which lists the credits required by the
+upstream data attribution: <https://github.com/tilezen/joerd/blob/master/docs/attribution.md>.
 The dataset is described at <https://registry.opendata.aws/terrain-tiles/>.
 
 The upstream attribution catalog includes ArcticDEM (DigitalGlobe imagery, NSF awards 1043681,
@@ -84,48 +75,6 @@ European Union; ETOPO1 from U.S. NOAA; INEGI Continental relief data; New Zealan
 data; © Kartverket; © Environment Agency; and USGS 3DEP, GMTED2010 and SRTM data.
 Consult the linked catalog for each source's complete required attribution and license terms.
 
-## Baedeker map references and terrain data
-
-The `baedeker` map and its eight SVG patterns are original Tileflow code and artwork. Their visual
-grammar was informed by late-nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century Baedeker travel maps and town
-plans engraved by Wagner & Debes.
-
-- Baedeker / Karl Wagner & Debes collection:
-  <https://www.antiquemapsandprints.com/collections/baedeker-karl-wagner-debes?srsltid=AfmBOoqG_2Q_Zje0wPPVYjShDjDZe5aIgH_h08XcPkpu7zFaPvF6n5hq>
-- Maps by Karl Baedeker of Italy:
-  <https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Maps_by_Karl_Baedeker_of_Italy>
-- Moscow I, Wagner & Debes, 1914:
-  <https://imperiia.omeka.fas.harvard.edu/document/2461>
-- Amiens, Baedeker, 1908:
-  <https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Amiens_%E2%80%94_Plan_extrait_du_guide_B%C3%A6deker_%E2%80%9CNord-Ouest_de_la_France%E2%80%9E_1908.jpg>
-- Berlin-Westend, Baedeker, 1914:
-  <https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Baedeker,_Plan_von_Westend,_1914.jpg>
-
-This package does not include or redistribute a historical scan, raster pixel, historical
-typeface, legend artwork, geospatial data, or source map from either reference. The package
-contains Tileflow-authored style code and original patterns plus the separately licensed Cormorant
-Garamond files documented below. `baedeker` is an official Tileflow map; it is not affiliated with
-or endorsed by Baedeker or Wagner & Debes.
-
-At runtime, Baedeker derives contour vectors in the browser from Tileflow Terrain tiles, which
-carry Mapterhorn terrain data. No terrain tile is packaged or redistributed by `@tileflow/maps`. Mapterhorn publishes the full
-catalog of its constituent open terrain sources and their individual attribution and license terms
-at <https://mapterhorn.com/attribution/>. The compiled Style carries that link as source
-attribution.
-
-## Blueprint artwork and terrain data
-
-The Blueprint map (ID `blueprint`) and its four SVG patterns and one SVG technical symbol are original Tileflow
-code and artwork. Its architectural-blueprint direction uses general drafting conventions; this
-package does not include or redistribute an architectural drawing, CAD file, municipal plan,
-survey sheet, font, source image, or third-party symbol artwork.
-
-At runtime, Blueprint derives contour vectors in the browser from Tileflow Terrain tiles, which
-carry Mapterhorn terrain data. No terrain tile is packaged or redistributed by `@tileflow/maps`. Mapterhorn publishes the full
-catalog of its constituent open terrain sources and their individual attribution and license terms
-at <https://mapterhorn.com/attribution/>. The compiled Style carries that link as source
-attribution.
-
 ## Nautical-chart references
 
 The `soundings` map and its twenty-seven SVG symbols and patterns are original Tileflow code and artwork.
@@ -140,25 +89,6 @@ exposed by the selected data sources. Neither is packaged here; the bands are no
 soundings, and the marks keep the attribution of their own source. Soundings is a general-purpose
 visual map, not a nautical chart for navigation.
 
-## Siegfried Map reference and terrain data
-
-The `siegfried` map and its nine light/dark SVG motif pairs are original Tileflow code and artwork informed by
-swisstopo's history, published examples, and 1873 conventional signs for the Siegfried Map. This
-package does not include or redistribute swisstopo scans, raster pixels, legend artwork, fonts,
-historical geospatial data, or map data. swisstopo is the source of the historical visual reference,
-not of any packaged asset bytes. `siegfried` is an official Tileflow map; it is not affiliated with
-or endorsed by swisstopo. Its dark theme is an original nocturnal engraver's-proof interpretation,
-not a reproduced or historically documented swisstopo colourway.
-
-- Historical reference: <https://www.swisstopo.admin.ch/en/siegfried-map>
-- 1873 conventional signs: <https://www.swisstopo.admin.ch/dam/en/sd-web/4OmbRYHBFpcd/Zeichenerklaerung-Siegfriedkarte-EN.pdf>
-
-At runtime, Siegfried derives contour vectors in the browser from Tileflow Terrain tiles, which
-carry Mapterhorn terrain data. No terrain tile is packaged or redistributed by `@tileflow/maps`. Mapterhorn publishes the full
-catalog of its constituent open terrain sources and their individual attribution and license terms
-at <https://mapterhorn.com/attribution/>. The compiled Style carries that link as source
-attribution.
-
 ## Streets lettering
 
 Streets includes unmodified DINish Medium and Bold TTF files from
@@ -169,46 +99,17 @@ Both families use the SIL Open Font License 1.1. Complete copyright and license
 included in `assets/streets/fonts/LICENSE-DINish.txt`, `LICENSE-NotoSans.txt`, and the combined
 `LICENSE.txt`. DINish is an independent DIN-inspired font; DIN Pro is not redistributed.
 
-## Cormorant Garamond
-
-Baedeker, 1777 and Siegfried each include their own unmodified Cormorant Garamond Regular,
-SemiBold and Italic font files under `assets/baedeker/fonts/`, `assets/map-1777/fonts/` and
-`assets/siegfried/fonts/`, respectively. These copies are pinned to upstream revision `cc1bfb51ce6568cb3abf9199ab718d543f6fa189`. Cormorant is
-copyright 2015 the Cormorant Project Authors and is distributed under the SIL Open Font License
-1.1 included beside each map's font files as `LICENSE.txt`.
-
-## Cívica artwork and fonts
-
-The `civica` map, its five SVG patterns, and its eleven SVG POI pictograms are original Tileflow
-code and artwork. Its civic print-atlas vocabulary takes broad visual inspiration from the user's
-[Inside the Belt Way — Washington DC reference](https://www.etsy.com/listing/990932175/inside-the-belt-way-washington-dc).
-This package does not include or redistribute the reference map, geography, composition,
-lettering, symbols, images, or other artwork. Cívica declares its own assets and does not import
-another official map's artwork or font directories.
-
-Cívica includes five unmodified upstream font files under `assets/civica/fonts/`:
-
-- `DMSerifText-Regular.ttf` and `DMSerifText-Italic.ttf` are from the official Google Fonts
-  [DM Serif Text directory](https://github.com/google/fonts/tree/2536d8f1f906c7bb1f4b1d09ac073109dc6a7cd9/ofl/dmseriftext),
-  pinned to revision `2536d8f1f906c7bb1f4b1d09ac073109dc6a7cd9`. Their complete upstream
-  SIL Open Font License 1.1 notice is preserved at `assets/civica/fonts/OFL.txt`.
-- `BarlowSemiCondensed-Regular.ttf` and `BarlowSemiCondensed-SemiBold.ttf` are from the official
-  Google Fonts [Barlow Semi Condensed directory](https://github.com/google/fonts/tree/3218ae2acc5bce7ccd97c477965b5b4094241fb0/ofl/barlowsemicondensed),
-  pinned to revision `3218ae2acc5bce7ccd97c477965b5b4094241fb0`. Their complete upstream
-  SIL Open Font License 1.1 notice is preserved at `assets/civica/fonts/LICENSE-BarlowSemiCondensed.txt`.
-- `NotoSans-Regular.ttf` is from the official Noto
-  [static hinted Noto Sans directory](https://github.com/notofonts/noto-fonts/tree/c971829a87e7920f960e7277c3dafd9bedd3c601/hinted/ttf/NotoSans),
-  pinned to revision `c971829a87e7920f960e7277c3dafd9bedd3c601`. Its complete upstream
-  SIL Open Font License 1.1 notice is preserved at `assets/civica/fonts/LICENSE-NotoSans.txt`.
-
-`assets/civica/fonts/LICENSE.txt` combines all three complete upstream notices and licenses with
-component filenames and source revisions for Tileflow's generic font preparation pipeline.
-`assets/civica/fonts/README.md` records individual pinned source links and verified OpenType full
-names. No font file has been subsetted, renamed internally, or modified.
-
 ## Historical climate context
 
 Streets uses a smoothed colour proxy derived from Beck et al. (2023),
 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41597-023-02549-6, under CC BY 4.0.
-Source, attribution and adaptation details: assets/streets/climate/NOTICE.txt.
+Source, attribution and adaptation details: assets/streets/climate/NOTICE.txt. The compiled source
+credit links to <https://tileflow.dev/copyright#streets-climate>, which carries the same notice.
 The image is historical context, not live vegetation.
+
+## Outdoors elevation and shared artwork
+
+Outdoors uses Mapterhorn elevation at runtime for its 3D surface, hillshade and contours. No DEM
+tile is packaged here. Its source links to <https://mapterhorn.com/attribution/>. Outdoors shares
+Streets lettering, POI pictograms, transport symbols and climate context, with the notices above.
+The two summit symbols in `assets/outdoors/icons/` are original Tileflow artwork.

package/assets/README.md

@@ -1,13 +1,14 @@
 # Official map assets
 
-These directories contain the package-owned sources required by the official Streets, Baedeker,
-1777, Siegfried, Soundings, Blueprint, and Cívica maps. Their SVG icons and
-patterns live under each map's `icons/` directory. Streets includes a pinned CC0 subset of Maki
-pictograms inside Tileflow-authored circular POI markers; its provenance is recorded in
-`../THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` and the upstream license is kept at `streets/LICENSE-MAKI.txt`. A map
-refers to those directories through the exported `streetsIcons`, `baedekerIcons`, `map1777Icons`,
-`siegfriedIcons`, `soundingsIcons`, `blueprintIcons`, and `civicaIcons` descriptors. Baedeker, Cívica, 1777, and Siegfried refer to their own
-packaged font directories through `baedekerFonts`, `civicaFonts`, `map1777Fonts`, and `siegfriedFonts`; the files and their `LICENSE.txt` remain beside the map that owns them.
+These directories contain the package-owned sources for Streets, Soundings and Outdoors.
+Streets' icons, fonts and models are shared by Outdoors; Outdoors adds its own summit symbols.
+Use the exported `streetsIcons`, `streetsFonts`, `streetsModels`, `soundingsIcons` and `outdoorsIcons`
+descriptors to compose resources. Streets includes a pinned CC0 subset of Maki pictograms inside
+Tileflow-authored circular POI markers; provenance is in `../THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` and the
+upstream license is kept at `streets/LICENSE-MAKI.txt`.
+
+Baedeker, 1777, Siegfried and Blueprint resources now belong to
+[Community Maps](https://github.com/tileflow/community-maps/tree/main/maps), with their licenses.
 
 The seven `road-shield-*` SVGs are original Tileflow artwork: a deliberately generic neutral,
 colored-rectangle, and neutral-circle vocabulary. They do not reproduce a national sign template
@@ -38,34 +39,6 @@ supporting branches, reducing tessellation at distance instead of dropping limbs
 Package tests prepare and decode the real models, verify finite
 geometry and normals, and check the committed assets against the generator.
 
-The 1777 directory contains eleven original intrinsic-size material patterns, each with
-Day, Dawn, Dusk and Night pigments (44 SVG files). The Day IDs are
-`map-1777-crop-cross`, `map-1777-crop-hatch`, `map-1777-crop-lines`, `map-1777-heath`, `map-1777-orchard`, `map-1777-paper-grain`,
-`map-1777-residential`, `map-1777-sand`, `map-1777-water-ripples`, `map-1777-wetland`, and
-`map-1777-woodland`. Woods and gardens use pigment grain, not repeated tree symbols.
-1777 also owns three licensed Cormorant Garamond faces under `map-1777/fonts/`.
-
-The Baedeker directory contains eight original intrinsic-size SVG patterns:
-`baedeker-hachures`, `baedeker-orchard`, `baedeker-paper-grain`, `baedeker-park-stipple`,
-`baedeker-residential`, `baedeker-sand`, `baedeker-water-lines`, and `baedeker-wetland`. Tileflow
-authored them from scratch using the
-[Baedeker / Karl Wagner & Debes collection](https://www.antiquemapsandprints.com/collections/baedeker-karl-wagner-debes?srsltid=AfmBOoqG_2Q_Zje0wPPVYjShDjDZe5aIgH_h08XcPkpu7zFaPvF6n5hq)
-and Wikimedia Commons'
-[maps by Karl Baedeker of Italy](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Maps_by_Karl_Baedeker_of_Italy)
-as visual references. No historical scan, raster pixel, historical typeface, legend artwork,
-geospatial data, or source map is included or redistributed. Baedeker also owns a package copy of
-the three Cormorant Garamond faces selected by the map. Browser-derived Mapterhorn contours are
-runtime terrain and no Mapterhorn tile is packaged here. Baedeker is not affiliated with or
-endorsed by Baedeker or Wagner & Debes. See `baedeker/README.md` and the package-level
-`THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md`.
-
-The Siegfried directory contains nine original intrinsic-size motifs, each drawn in coordinated
-light and dark artwork: forest, glacier, gravel, orchard, paper grain, rock, scree, water lines, and
-wetland. The 18 runtime IDs use `siegfried-<motif>` for the historical light treatment and
-`siegfried-dark-<motif>` for the nocturnal engraver-proof treatment. It also owns the three locally
-packaged Cormorant Garamond faces selected by both themes. See `siegfried/README.md` and the
-package-level `THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md` for provenance and licensing.
-
 The Soundings directory contains twenty-seven original nautical symbols and intrinsic-size patterns:
 `soundings-harbor`, `soundings-marina`, `soundings-lighthouse`, `soundings-light-flare`,
 `soundings-buoy-port`, `soundings-buoy-starboard`, `soundings-buoy-cardinal`,
@@ -84,18 +57,8 @@ fixed-colour artwork and is unused because rocks are drawn as chart crosses. A g
 deliberately not relabelled as a harbour. Soundings uses GEBCO-derived depth bands only as broad
 cartographic context, and neither it nor its Nautical marks is a navigation product.
 
-The Blueprint directory contains four original intrinsic-size patterns and one original
-technical symbol: `blueprint-grid`, `blueprint-building-hatch`,
-`blueprint-landscape-hatch`, `blueprint-water-hatch`, and `blueprint-poi-node`.
-Together they provide drawing-paper grid, building, landscape, and water notation plus a schematic
-POI marker without importing another official map's sprite assets.
-
-The Cívica directory contains five original transparent patterns: `civica-paper-grain`,
-`civica-park-groves`, `civica-orchard`, `civica-water-lines`, and `civica-industrial-hatch`.
-Eleven original `civica-poi-*` pictograms provide civic, cultural, garden, transport, and everyday
-destination glyphs with fine ivory clearances and compact paper squares for transport symbols.
-Small marks and a quiet secondary point preserve the map's label hierarchy. The map also owns its packaged fonts; artwork and font
-provenance are recorded in `civica/README.md` and `civica/fonts/README.md`.
+Outdoors adds two original circular summit badges, one for light ground and one for dark ground.
+It shares Streets’ packaged lettering and POI resources. No elevation tiles are bundled.
 
 `@tileflow/dev` resolves each package descriptor, verifies that its real path remains inside the
 installed package, and compiles the complete ordered directory composition into deterministic
@@ -105,17 +68,11 @@ lower-kebab, and a later directory wins on an exact duplicate ID.
 
 Font preparation is generic: it reads any map's declared `fonts` directories, derives IDs from
 OpenType full names, includes only used faces, and publishes content-addressed font and license
-assets. A self-hosted Baedeker build materializes its selected font files and license without
-a map-name special case. Its manifest and Style carry the strict `tileflow:fontFaces`
-public-asset contract; Style font values are exact OpenType full names.
-The compiler never manufactures a face ID by adding a weight. Streets, Soundings,
-and Blueprint each declare the canonical Tileflow glyph URL with exact
-`Noto Sans Regular` and `Noto Sans Bold` stacks. Baedeker, 1777 and Siegfried each name `Cormorant Garamond Regular`,
-`Cormorant Garamond SemiBold`, and `Cormorant Garamond Italic` from their respective packaged
-directories. Cívica packages `DM Serif Text Regular` and `DM Serif Text Italic` for its place
-and water lettering, `Barlow Semi Condensed Regular` and `Barlow Semi Condensed SemiBold` for
-roads and destinations, and `Noto Sans Regular` as an explicit local fallback. It declares only local fonts because the public contract makes local
-font directories and remote glyph providers mutually exclusive. The compatibility URL
+assets. Streets and Outdoors materialize their selected DINish and Noto Sans faces and licenses.
+Their manifest and Style carry the strict `tileflow:fontFaces` public-asset contract;
+Style font values are exact OpenType full names. Soundings declares the canonical Tileflow
+glyph URL with exact `Noto Sans Regular` and `Noto Sans Bold` stacks. The compiler never
+manufactures a face ID by adding a weight. The compatibility URL
 is canonical but not content-addressed; responses
 revalidate and do not provide an exact-byte receipt. Reproducible official PBF delivery will use the
 separate `/base/<assetSetSha256>/glyphs/...` contract once Hosted has verified and published that

package/assets/outdoors/icons/outdoors-peak-dark.svg

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="12" height="12" viewBox="0 0 12 12">
+  <circle cx="6" cy="6" r="5.2" fill="#A09AA8"/>
+  <path d="M6 2.8 9.2 8.5H2.8Z" fill="#272A2F"/>
+  <path d="m6 4.6 1.3 2.3H4.7Z" fill="#A09AA8"/>
+</svg>

package/assets/outdoors/icons/outdoors-peak.svg

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="12" height="12" viewBox="0 0 12 12">
+  <circle cx="6" cy="6" r="5.2" fill="#8B8493"/>
+  <path d="M6 2.8 9.2 8.5H2.8Z" fill="#FFFFFF"/>
+  <path d="m6 4.6 1.3 2.3H4.7Z" fill="#8B8493"/>
+</svg>

package/assets/streets/icons/tileflow.icons.json

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+{
+  "schemaVersion": 1,
+  "icons": {
+    "transit-madrid-emt": {
+      "representation": "rgba",
+      "attribution": {
+        "credit": "Andreuvv, with a vector revision by Teo.raff",
+        "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:S%C3%ADmbolo_de_EMT_Madrid.svg",
+        "license": "CC BY-SA 4.0",
+        "licenseUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/",
+        "licenseFile": "LICENSE-CC-BY-SA-4.0.txt",
+        "changes": "Centered, proportionally scaled and given accessible metadata in a 24px map icon cell by Tileflow. The adaptation is distributed under the same license."
+      }
+    },
+    "transit-madrid-metro": {
+      "representation": "rgba",
+      "attribution": {
+        "credit": "Przemysław Sakrajda, simplified by Kizar, with the current vector revision by Teo.raff",
+        "source": "https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MetroMadridLogoSimplified.svg",
+        "license": "CC BY-SA 3.0",
+        "licenseUrl": "https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/",
+        "licenseFile": "LICENSE-CC-BY-SA-3.0.txt",
+        "changes": "Centered, proportionally scaled and given accessible metadata in a 24px map icon cell by Tileflow. The adaptation is distributed under the same license."
+      }
+    }
+  }
+}