Starter Realm: Town, Farm and Outlands

Spawn on the dirt road on the far bank of the river, cross the stone arch bridge, walk the traders' fair, pass under the gatehouse and into the walled town. 859 placements of 115 models, which is every published model in the pack, over a 74 by 78 m region.

What is laid out

The walled town is a modular curtain of 4 m bays, corner towers, a crenellated wall walk, a stair and the gatehouse. Inside it, cobble streets run to an 8 m paved plaza with the well, market stalls, the notice board, banner poles and lamp posts, and around them stand the town hall, the church, the tavern, the bank, the general store, the fletcher, the smithy, the cook's kitchen, the guard barracks, the watchtower and seven houses and cottages.

Outside the south gate, the traders' fair sets out everything the pack makes for an interior as goods on pitches: the bed, wardrobe, bookshelf, potion shelf, bank counter, shop counter, range and oven, loom, spinning wheel, grindstone, anvil, weapon rack, armour stand, rug and chandelier, with stalls, benches, a campfire and a cook pot, crates, barrels, sacks and carts around them.

West is the farm: the windmill, the farmhouse and barn, wheat and ploughed fields, allotment beds, the cow pen, the chicken coop, hay bales, the water trough and the scarecrow, with the three stage wizard tower standing on a rock outcrop above it. The river runs across the north on straight, bend and bank tiles with three crossings, the stone arch, the timber plank and the rope bridge, and carries the rowing boat, the canoe, the fishing boat and the ferry raft past the fishing hut on stilts, reeds and lily pads. East, at the forest edge, is a goblin camp of tents, a totem, a spit fire, bedrolls and left loot. South are the stone circle and its altar, the gravestones, the mine entrance and the cave mouth. Between all of it, oak, pine, apple, willow and dead trees, boulders, stumps, log piles, ferns, bushes, flowers, grass tufts and mushroom rings.

What moves

Every building's door swings open and shut, and the gatehouse lifts its portcullis as well as swinging its oak leaves. The bank's vault door opens. Hanging trade signs sway at the bank, the store, the smithy, the fletcher and the tavern; banners sway on the pole, the watchtower, the barracks and the town hall. The windmill turns its sails, the town hall clock turns its hands, the church rings its bell, the smithy pumps its bellows at the forge, the wizard tower spins its crystal, and the grindstone and spinning wheel turn at the fair. The treasure chests, the wardrobe, the counters, the range and the chicken coop open and close, the fence gate swings, and the cargo cart and hand cart roll their wheels. Thirty two of the placed models carry clips.

What does not move, and why

There are no people and no creatures here. The catalogue has no skinned meshes at all: animation is rigid node transform clips only, so a figure that bends cannot be authored, and a starting realm with nobody in it is the honest result rather than an oversight. Fill it with your own characters.

The river is static geometry and does not flow, and the boats and the ferry raft sit still on it. Trees and crops do not sway. The buildings are exteriors: the demo walk has no vertical movement and no door leads anywhere, which is exactly why the furniture, counters and stock are set out at the fair instead of shut behind them. The wall walk, the wizard tower's upper stages and every roof are scenery seen from the ground.

Using it

Every model loads from the CDN as its own GLB, so take the pieces you want rather than the scene. The whole layout is about 5.5 MB of geometry across 115 files, faceted flat shaded with no textures anywhere. Signs, banners and the notice board's pinned parchments are deliberately blank, so any lettering, quest board or shop name is yours to put on them.

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.