Map-6 is built for trailer scrubbing and launch-week navigation — which also makes it a clip machine. This kit explains how to deep-link a pin, switch to streamer/neon themes, and drop a transparent overlay into OBS or Kick’s browser source.
Shareable URLs carry game, location, coordinates, zoom, theme, and an optional creator `ref`. Example shape: `/en/map?loc=ocean-drive&x=420&y=280&z=5&theme=streamer&ref=yourhandle`. Hit Share on the map toolbar to copy the current view.
Overlay mode is chrome-free for Browser Source: open `/en/overlay?theme=streamer&ref=yourhandle` (or use the Overlay button on the map). In OBS: Browser Source → paste URL → width 1920 height 1080 → enable “Shutdown source when not visible” if you want CPU back between segments. Kick / Twitch browser sources use the same URL.
Themes: Default for browsing, Streamer for large POI labels on camera, Neon for high-contrast Vice City vibes in short-form edits. Themes persist in the share link so your Discord or TikTok caption lands viewers on the same look.
Clip workflow: (1) scrub Trailer 2, (2) match a neon strip or causeway on Map-6, (3) Share the pin, (4) paste into TikTok/Kick caption with timestamp. Viewers who click keep session time on the map — that is the retention loop.
Hardware that helps creators convert: capture card for clean console passthrough, headset for commentary, 120Hz display if you mirror gameplay beside the overlay. Product cards below are optional Amazon picks — fill ASINs when ready.
Attribution: add `?ref=kick-yourname` once; Map-6 remembers it for the session so later Share / Overlay copies keep your tag. No login required.
Open the interactive map, flip Streamer theme, copy Overlay, and ship the first 15-second “find this POI” short tonight.