Build a baseball park and the practice area that runs beside it. The ground is a 6 m module: raked infield clay, mown outfield grass and a warning track with its grass edge, all on the same four edge ports, so a field of any size tiles up. Over it go the diamond marks, each a real fixture at its published size: home plate as one piece with the 432 mm rubber plate, both 1.22 by 1.83 m batters boxes and the catchers box chalked around it, a 5.5 m pitchers mound rising 250 mm to its table with the rubber set in it and the landing area worn in front, a 457 mm base bag on its clay cut out, 6 m lengths of chalked foul line and an on deck circle. The park is closed by three modular systems: a 4 m outfield wall bay 2.5 m high, padded in club navy with the white home run line over it, and a right angle corner that turns the run up the foul line; a 3 m backstop bay 4.2 m high in mesh on a padded kick plate, with a gate bay whose leaf swings out of the field; and a 4 m dugout unit with a navy back wall under a charcoal roof, a slatted bench, a helmet shelf and a front railing whose gate swings onto the field. Around it stand a five row bleacher, a scoreboard on braced posts with a count card that tips, an 11.7 m floodlight mast, a 9.2 m foul pole with its screen wing, and a concession and ticket kiosk. The practice end is an 8 m netted batting cage, a three legged pitching machine whose wheels spin, ball buckets, an L screen and a square protective screen, and a bullpen mound. The kit is modelled the way it is held: a turned ash bat with a knob, a taper and a barrel and an alloy version of it, a stitched baseball, a catchers mitt and a fielders glove with real rims, pockets and laced webs, a caged mask, a batting helmet in home and away colours, batting gloves, a chest protector, shin guards, an equipment bag, a bat rack with three bats in it, a water cooler whose lid lifts, a rosin bag and an umpire brush. The grounds crew get a wheeled drag rake, a chalk line marker, a ball cart loaded with nine balls, a base anchor, a tarp roll that turns on its axle, and a bench against a fence bay. Rigid node transform clips only, no skinning. The cage and backstop netting, the wall, dugout and screen padding and its straps, the chalk lines, the rolled tarp fabric and the glove laces are modelled solid and do not move: a rigid node transform cannot deform a mesh. Original AI assisted CC0 geometry; no club, league, player or manufacturer marks appear anywhere.

Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.