Craterra

One Moon

Explore the Moon with other plot owners

One Moon brings a shared sense of place to the Craterra surface. When the mode is enabled, eligible plot owners can see nearby explorers represented by moving lunar modules in real time.

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One Moon · owners exploring together

What One Moon adds

Other connected owners appear as modules moving across the same lunar terrain. Their positions update as they explore, making the surface feel inhabited without changing your camera, controls, selected plots, or terrain.

The nearby indicator shows how many participants are currently within the visible region. The radar helps locate nearby modules when they are outside the immediate camera view.

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Future image: nearby owners represented by modules on the lunar surface
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Future image: One Moon nearby indicator and radar

Available from 300 m²

One Moon is available to accounts that currently own at least 10 purchased plots, approximately 300 m² in total. Reserved and unpaid selections do not count toward access.

The required number of plots is controlled by the Craterra service and may change as One Moon develops. Your profile shows your current progress and unlocks the One Moon control once the requirement is met.

Current requirement
10 purchased plots
Approximate total area
300 m²
Access control
Verified by the Craterra backend

You stay in control

One Moon can be switched on or off from the profile panel. Turning it off disconnects the live session and removes other participants, their modules, and radar contacts from the scene.

The first version shares the position and orientation needed to display a module. It does not include chat, voice communication, collisions, combat, inventory, or a permanent history of movement.

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Future image: One Moon controls in the profile panel

Enter the surface

Find the place behind the coordinates

Open Craterra, move across the lunar terrain, and inspect a location in context.