Neon Dispatch: Night Courier Run

What is placed

A 46 m by 24 m courier district walked west to east along one marked lane. Eleven lane tiles carry the centre line, 132 pavement strips form the sidewalks, and twenty covered arcade frontages with forty four service alley walls enclose both sides of the street.

The east end closes on two stacked parcel hubs with roof vent fans. Three dispatch kiosks, eight locker banks with eight pickup terminals, six vending machines, six benches, ten neon shop signs, six route signposts, six power cabinets, six recycling stations, twelve cargo scooters on eight charging stands, eight delivery pods, twenty two bollards, four yard barriers, eight signal batons, eight completion tokens and six destination markers furnish the walk. That is every design in the 25 piece pack except the starter scene, about 330 placements of 24 models.

What moves

Nothing moves on arrival. The pack ships zero animation clips, so there are no ambient loops to set to always and no proximity triggers to place beside the path. Pods, scooters, fans and markers are static meshes posed as a moment between dispatches.

What does not move, and why

The ten street couriers are posed figures and are set to animate off, since a rest pose must read as a person waiting and not as a broken rig. The vent fans, pods and scooters stay static for the same reason the pack gives them no clips: a single rigid transform could spin a fan, but no clip ships to drive it.

What is not placed, and why

The starter scene is not placed. It is the library composed scene covering about 14 m by 17 m, and dropping it in whole would double the district as one sealed shell and hide the individual placements this demo exists to show.

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.