Livin Harmony · Map Series 001
These are real generated test files, not generic mockups. Each design is traced directly from official USGS 3DHP geometry, laid out for laser engraving, and verified by an automated quality pass — three commercially selected Georgia lakes, ready for the next physical LightBurn test.
The Maps
Every proof below was rendered at 1400×1100 from the same production pipeline. The lakes were picked for commercial reach, not convenience — recognition, gifting fit, and a two-state recreation audience.
Design 01
Georgia
Chosen for the broadest name recognition and search volume in the set — the flagship Georgia reservoir and the safest bet for a first commercial run.
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Design 02
Georgia
Chosen as the premium lake-home gifting fit — an affluent second-home community where a personalized keepsake map lands as a natural closing or housewarming gift.
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Design 03
Georgia & South Carolina
Chosen for its large two-state ownership and recreation audience — a border lake that doubles the addressable market across Georgia and South Carolina.
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What's Proven
Each design runs through the same automated quality gate before it earns a place in the pilot. Here is exactly what that gate confirms — and nothing it doesn't.
Quality gate
8 / 8
The generator's full eight-test suite passes, and all three generated designs pass their individual QA reports.
Engraving safety
0
Editable text elements. Every label is converted to outlined paths, so LightBurn needs no embedded fonts.
Proof output
1400×1100
Every proof is rendered at a consistent pixel size for honest, comparable previews.
Provenance
USGS 3DHP
Source geometry and GNIS identifiers are preserved in each manifest — no redrawn or invented shorelines.
Complexity ceiling
<12,000
Path commands per design. All three sit under the pilot ceiling that keeps engraving time and detail in range.
Closed geometry
0
Open production paths. Every shoreline closes cleanly, the pre-condition for a reliable fill or cut.
Honest next gate
These files pass every automated check, but they are not production-approved. Nothing here is confirmed until a design is imported into LightBurn and physically engraved on the intended material. Treat the pilot as a green light to test on the machine — not a finished product.
Next Step
Three steps stand between this pilot and a product we can sell. Each one has to clear before the next.
Load a production SVG into LightBurn and confirm the paths, scale, and layer assignment carry over exactly as generated.
Run the design on the intended material at real settings — the first physical test of shoreline detail, label legibility, and burn depth.
Inspect the engraved piece against the proof, log what needs tuning, and decide whether the design graduates from pilot to product.
