A modern realistic community sports hall library for building a whole municipal sports centre. The hall is laid from 2 m sprung maple floor panels carrying the court markings, walled in 2 m painted blockwork modules with high window strips and doorways, and roofed in lattice truss bays with light bars. Its equipment covers a roof suspended retractable basketball unit, badminton and volleyball post pairs with their nets, a five a side goal, an indoor cricket net frame, climbing ropes on a roof beam, wall bars, crash padding modules, a scoreboard, mats, a vaulting box, a springboard, a balance beam and form benches. The changing side adds bench runs with coat rails, locker banks, shower cubicles and cubicle doors on one port type, basins and a hand dryer, mirrors, a first aid point, a cleaning trolley and kit bags; reception and the store add the desk, a turnstile, vending, a notice board, a trophy cabinet, the equipment cage, a ball cage, cones and bibs, a chair trolley and folding tables. Six modular systems carry ports and are assembled in the scene: floor panels, wall modules, roof bays, wall padding, bench runs and shower bays. The backboard arm, cubicle, locker, cabinet, vending and cage doors, the turnstile arms, trolley castors, the scoreboard flap and the bin lid are named nodes on their own pivots and ship rigid open, close, spin, roll and tilt clips: node transforms only, no skinning. Nets, ropes, towels, kit bags and running water stay static, because a flexible run is not reachable with a rigid node transform and faking it costs a consumer more than it gives. Every file is self-contained CC0 geometry with no collision or navigation data.

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