A square kilometre apiece, hand-tuned end to end — terrain splats, vegetation hues, prop kits, sky and post grade. Golden hour in the streets, alpine glare on the ice, sodium haze over the sidings.

Press F8 in the garage — or hit /studio — and the battle map goes fully live with no battle sim: just you, the fleet, the effects language and a free camera. Every gallery frame above came out of this rig.

live staging — turret-popped state, ring still glowing capture · up to 6144 px

The whole roster, placeableactor picker

Freeze the fireball, step by 10 msfx timeline

Six damage states, live fireturret-popped · burning

Compose the shot, then take it.

The studio is a first-class game mode: the chosen battlefield with terrain, vegetation, sky and post all live — no AI, no spotting, no HUD chrome — plus placeable actors with full pose control and the game's real effects language.

ActorsAny vehicle in the roster — hull facing, turret yaw, gun pitch within real spec limits, any camo

Damage statesSix — intact · engine-smoking · burning · wrecked · wrecked-burnt · turret-popped

EffectsThe battle set, addressable: muzzle flash, tracers, impacts, ammo-rack kills, MG bursts, barrages, armor scarring, dust, engine smoke, detrack

FX timeStudio-owned clock — freeze, scale, step in 10 ms increments to catch the exact flash frame

CameraFree-fly + orbit, FOV and roll control, shift for 4× — no pointer lock needed

CaptureHi-res path to 6144 px — full post chain, all shadow cascades forced

ScenesRound-trippable JSON — identical scene, identical frame, which is how the 30-shot set stays reproducible

Open the studio What it shot

Every hull is being rebuilt against reference geometry and published dimensions. A tank ships only when it clears the dual gate: every measured component at ≥ 90, and an independent critic at ≥ 9/10 on every view for shaded parity.