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Walkable demo
Orbital Field Station: walk the surface base
Walk a crewed survey base on an airless moon, from the airlock gate across the deck to the lab, rover park, science grid and landing pad.
About
A surface survey base on grey regolith under an earthlike sky: a 20 by 14 m deck of two metre tiles ringed with safety rails, a six metre survey laboratory behind it, a five array solar ridge with two comms dishes, a rover park with cargo sleds, a field science grid of scanners and drills, and a beacon ringed landing pad to the west.
Placed: all 23 placeable designs in the pack, 203 placements. Deck tiles floor the station, rails edge it, gates mark the entries, and small stock (cases, beacons, markers, cables, pallets) repeats the way a working base repeats it.
Movement: the pack ships no animation clips, so nothing here moves. Technicians are posed figures standing at a console, a rover, a drill, the lab door and the pad. The drone sits parked on the middle target marker.
Not placed: the starter scene (it is the whole base composed as one file, so placing it would double everything) and the station access token (a palm sized icon, wrong scale for a walkable place).
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.
Points of interest
Arrival gate
Step through the freestanding airlock gate onto the deck. Stairs flank the entry and the cargo row waits to the south.
Orbital Field Station: Freestanding airlock gateDeck operations
Standing survey consoles line the west rail with field power cores opposite. This is where surface sorties are planned.
Orbital Field Station: Standing survey consoleSurvey laboratory
The hero module: a six metre survey laboratory with sample lockers and oxygen racks close by. The walk starts facing it.
Orbital Field Station: Survey laboratoryCrew quarters
Four sleeping berths in the south west corner, beside the deck pallet stores. Compact rest for a compact crew.
Orbital Field Station: Crew sleeping berthPower ridge
Five folding solar arrays feed the station, with survey dishes at each end of the ridge carrying the link home.
Orbital Field Station: Folding solar arrayRover park
Six wheel survey rovers stand beside magnetic cargo sleds, ready to haul samples in from the field.
Orbital Field Station: Six-wheel survey roverField science
Tripod terrain scanners, portable core drills and specimen cases mark the survey grid west of the deck.
Orbital Field Station: Portable core drillLanding pad
Target markers ringed by approach beacons, with the inspection drone sitting the middle marker. Pad crew only.
Orbital Field Station: Landing target marker
Use with an AI agent
Copy this prompt into your AI chat to rebuild the layout, then describe what to change.
Rebuild the "Orbital Field Station: walk the surface base" demo scene from the Orbital Field Station: Sci-Fi Space Base pack in my project. Layout (JSON, every placement with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/demos/orbital-field-station Pack manifest: https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/orbital-field-station Demo page: https://3dassets.dev/demos/orbital-field-station - 203 placements of 23 models; units are metres, +Y up, rotation is yaw in degrees about +Y - Spawn at (0, 0, 16.5) facing 180 degrees; eye height 1.6 m - Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (no attribution required) - Loading: three.js GLTFLoader, one load per distinct model, cloned per placement; no decoders required
Also available as JSON or Markdown, and via the MCP server.
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Models in this demo
Orbital Field Station: Two-metre deck tile
Square two-metre landing deck with recessed seams, corner fasteners and a teal edge marker.
Orbital Field Station: Deck safety rail
Two-metre railing with an open lower span, teal kick plate and capped tubular handrail.
Orbital Field Station: Freestanding airlock gate
Two-metre open passage with angled pressure frame, threshold and paired status lamps.
Orbital Field Station: Platform access stairs
Four-step steel access stair with open handrails and a 0.8 m total rise.
Orbital Field Station: Survey laboratory
Six-metre field laboratory with chamfered hull, raised service floor, observation windows and a marked front hatch.
Orbital Field Station: Standing survey console
Waist-height control pedestal with an angled display, key banks and a vented equipment base.
Orbital Field Station: Field power core
Octagonal generator with a protected energy column, coolant side pods and a top service cap.
Orbital Field Station: Three-cylinder oxygen rack
Transport frame holding three pressure bottles with valves, retaining straps and a warning panel.
Orbital Field Station: Sealed sample locker
Two-door scientific sample cabinet with vented lower panels and numbered-style indicator bars.
Orbital Field Station: Crew sleeping berth
Single enclosed berth with privacy side panel, pillow, reading strip and under-bed storage.
Orbital Field Station: Folding solar array
Twin blue photovoltaic wings on a braced pedestal, with visible cells and a service junction box.
Orbital Field Station: Survey communications dish
Parabolic-style segmented antenna on a tripod mast with feed struts and a signal receiver.
Orbital Field Station: Six-wheel survey rover
Compact six-wheel exploration rover with sloped cabin, sample bed, roof sensor and front recovery bar.
Orbital Field Station: Magnetic cargo sled
Low cargo platform with twin landing runners, tie-down rails and a forward tow eye.
Orbital Field Station: Tripod terrain scanner
Portable laser survey scanner on three splayed legs with a twin-lens optical head.
Orbital Field Station: Portable core drill
Upright mineral coring tool with a segmented drill shaft, twin handles and replaceable battery block.
Orbital Field Station: Specimen transport case
Shallow hard-shell sample case with corner guards, paired latches and an inset carrying handle.
Orbital Field Station: Tie-down cargo pallet
Two-metre cargo pallet with forklift channels, ribbed top deck and four orange tie-down loops.
Orbital Field Station: Protected cable crossing
Two-metre low conduit bridge with three enclosed cable channels and visible end fittings.
Orbital Field Station: Landing target marker
Raised teal landing target ring with four directional brackets for a static destination indicator.
Orbital Field Station: Landing inspection drone
Four-rotor inspection drone with camera gimbal, guarded rotor rings and grounded landing feet.
Orbital Field Station: Landing approach beacon
Short runway beacon with a broad weighted foot, protective cage and teal emissive core.
Orbital Field Station: Suited field technician
Static helmeted technician with backpack cylinders, reinforced boots and a teal utility belt.