Live Music Venue and Festival Stage

A festival main stage and its site, built from the pack's ported deck, truss, LED, barrier, canopy and ground modules.

What is placed. Stage decks on risers with steps up to them, truss towers on base plates each side carrying the roof canopy and the scrim, and an LED wall as the backdrop. The backline is set up on the deck: drum kit on its riser, amp stacks, keyboard rig, guitars on stands, mics on booms, DI boxes, monitor wedges along the front edge and a set list taped down. Line arrays hang as curved columns with subs stacked below, and a crowd barrier with a gate runs across the front. The front of house desk sits out in the field under its own canopy with cable ramps, a distro box and a multicore drum running back to the stage. Food and merch stalls, flag poles, bins, a ticket gate, a scaffold seating stand, a security tower and a generator trailer fill the field, all laid on trodden ground with a worn track along the route people walk.

What moves. Road and flight case lids lift, the moving head lights pan and tilt, the follow spot tilts, the cable and multicore drums spin, the barrier gate opens and closes, the distro box door opens and the merch stall shutter raises.

What does not move, and why. Cables, banner and scrim cloth, haze and the speaker cones are static geometry: cloth, cable and air are not reachable with the rigid node transforms this library uses. There is no crowd and no band, 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.