Battle royale town edge and airfield

A 60 by 50 metre plot from 48 of the pack's 83 models, laid on the pack's own tarmac slabs under the outdoor preset.

You spawn at the west end of the street looking east. On the north pavement stand two blocks assembled from the 4 m bay kit, both closed on all four sides and roofed with parapets: a two storey shop block with awnings, a roller shutter and a steel door, and a three storey block beyond the fuel station with a blast hole punched through its flank. A third parade faces them from the south side of the road. Between the two north blocks the fuel station canopy shelters two pump islands with an SUV left between them.

The road runs east past burnt out shells, abandoned sedans, a technical pickup, a cargo truck and a quad bike, between traffic cones, jersey barriers, sandbag emplacements, dumpsters, wheelie bins, street lamps and sign posts, to a chain link fence with the gate standing on the road. Beyond it is the airfield: the control tower with its glazed cab, a three bay hangar with a sliding door at each end and an aircraft free interior used as a loot room, a helicopter and two fuel bowsers on the apron, blast walls, a radar dish and a runway whose edges are lit, with one supply drop landed and another still standing under its chute. Ground loot is scattered rather than arranged: rifles on their emissive rarity rings, munitions crates, supply crates, loadout drop cases, oil drums, tyre stacks and pallet stacks across the shop floors, the forecourt, the pavements, the apron, the hangar and the runway strip.

What moves: the steel doors, the roller shutters, the two hangar sliding doors and the chain link gate open and close as you approach; the crates and the loadout cases lift their lids; the weapon spawns cycle their magazines and their bolts; the radar dish spins; and all five vehicles roll their wheels, open their doors and spin the technical's ring gun.

What does not: the two operators are static posed models, one pose baked into each file, with no rig and no skinning, so the one under the canopy hangs where it was placed and the one reviving a teammate holds that pose. The buildings, the tower, the fuel station, the fence, the drops and the loose dressing are static geometry. The visitor walks on one plane, so the upper storeys and the parapet roofs are scenery seen from the street, not floors you climb to.

Every piece here is a published model from the pack, placed by hand. Walk with the keys or touch, and approach a piece to see it move if it has animation. Colliders, navigation and gameplay are yours to add.