City Park and Playground

A city park corner laid from the pack's own lawn, path and safety surface tiles.

What is placed. A fenced playground on rubber safety tiles holds the swing sets, the slide, the play tower, the climbing frame, the monkey bars, the rope net climber, the seesaw, the spring rockers, the roundabout and a timber edged sandpit, with a gate and a rules sign at its entrance. A path runs past it through lawn to a hexagonal bandstand, a refreshment kiosk, a pergola and a duck pond built from a ring of edge pieces. Benches, picnic tables, lamp posts, litter and dog waste bins, bollards, a drinking fountain, a notice board, a bike rack, flower beds, hedges, trees and shrub clumps dress the rest, with a brick piered park gate at the entrance.

What moves. The swing seats swing from the top bar, the seesaw beam tips, the spring rockers rock, the roundabout spins, the playground gate and the park gate open and close, the litter bin lid lifts and the kiosk shutter raises.

What does not move, and why. The rope net, the swing chains, the hanger rods and the rocker springs are static geometry: each is cord, chain or a spring linkage that a rigid node transform cannot drive honestly. There is nobody playing, because nothing here is skinned.

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.