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Terminal turns the same geographic scene into a 90s BBS map: subdued water and terrain, crisp coloured routes, bold node markers and glowing live character packets. Bright packet cores and short trails stand out while labels stay clear and readable. Calm, Minimal and reduced-motion settings keep the effects quieter. Open Terminal options for BBS, Amber, Green, CGA, EGA and Cel-shaded presets. Pick colours for the map, routes, packets, nodes, labels and interface with colour sliders; choose console or pixel fonts and adjust their size. Routes stay sharp over Braille, ASCII, pixel blocks or flat shaded geography. Choose glowing character packets or smooth live traffic, and turn down the map brightness independently. Find, layers, Follow, inspection and sounds work here too. Terminal starts with fine Braille, Neon routes, High graphics and Complete detail; layers and display choices stay separate from Map and Netgraph.

On phones, one view picker switches between Map, Netgraph, Terminal and Labs. Find, Layers, Follow, 3D and Sound stay in a single row. Netgraph keeps region filters and route controls in Layers; Map puts Display in the view picker. Sheets have clear close buttons and stay above the keyboard. Back closes map information without leaving the view, Follow keeps its controls reachable on short screens, and an empty Netgraph offers a direct way to clear filters or widen the time window.

Turn on 3D from the compact map dock. It enables Topo and Buildings, with pitch, compass and terrain-height controls in Layers. The legend and credits leave more room for the map. Netgraph starts top-down and has its own 3D button: tilt and rotate familiar geographic groups, follow packets along raised connections, and select a node to frame its neighbours. Spread region bubbles, drag their labels and pick one or several regions. Active filters remain visible when menus are closed; Clear filters keeps your saved layout and route visibility. Switch Routes off to keep live packets and short fading traces. Help & controls explains each view from Display on desktop or the phone View menu. Labs shows only settings used by its scenes, and High quality can override automatic economy. Canada release notes ↗