Roadside diner and motel stop

All 56 models of the pack in 370 placements, in the outdoor preset with a warm low sun.

You spawn in the car park six metres off the diner front, looking straight through the open serving bay at the counter, with the rooftop sign pylon above it. The diner car is built from wide and narrow body modules with a curved end, a chrome roofline band, glazed window bays and a glazed door, on a chequer floor. Inside: six counter runs with twelve spinning stools and an end stool, the pie display case, cake stand, twin coffee urns, three spindle shake mixers, soda fountain head, service bell and till on the top, the griddle under its extract hood and two fryers behind, six booth pairs along the window with a napkin dispenser and condiment set on each table, the wall clock, the menu board and pass window on the kitchen partition, coat hooks by the door and the jukebox in the curved end.

Outside, the lot is thirty three bay modules in three rows with wheel stops, kerb runs and eleven lamp posts, a road with its centre line and a verge along the south edge, picnic tables, forecourt seating and bins by the kerb, and a period fuel pump pair with tyre stacks at the western edge. The motel runs east from the diner as an L: a one room block and two two room blocks along the north side, two more turning south along the east side, all under a continuous walkway canopy with blank number plates, an ice machine and vending machines between the doors, and the office front at the corner with its reception desk, key rack and blank vacancy board. Payphone booths, newspaper boxes, hydrants, litter bins and potted cacti dress the rest.

What moves: the diner, office, motel and payphone doors open and close, the pie case and ice machine lids lift, the vending and newspaper box flaps swing, the till drawer opens, the fryer baskets lift, the fuel pump nozzle lifts, and the counter stools, jukebox selector and shake spindles spin.

What does not move, and why: neon glow, cabling, the fuel hose and the payphone cord, steam and liquids are all static. Light, flexible lines and fluid each need a shader or a joint per element, and none of that is reachable with the single rigid node transform this library animates with. The neon frames are geometry with an emissive material and the pack embeds no lights of its own. There are no people and no vehicles anywhere in the scene: the pack ships no skinned meshes and no cars.

Every sign face, menu strip, vending front, pylon panel, vacancy board and room number plate is deliberately blank, so you can letter them for your own setting.

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.