Everything needed to build a tented safari camp and the bush lodge behind it. The camp side is canvas and timber: ridge tents in two sizes on their own boarded decks, each with a flaps open variant, an awning and guy set, a camp bed under a mosquito net frame, a canvas wash stand, a bucket shower frame with its duckboard and screens, a long drop hut, thatched rondavels in two sizes and a lodge frontage with an open sided veranda, plus timber deck modules, raised walkway bays with rope handrails, thatch roof bays and a low viewing platform that all chain on real connector ports. The living side is the fire pit in its ring of stones with log seats and a firewood stack, the kitchen boma with a grill and a hanging pot, a prep table, a water filter stand, cool boxes, a laid dining table with folding chairs, storm lanterns and a paraffin lamp. Power and water are a solar panel on a ground frame, a battery box, a skid mounted water bowser and a header tank on a timber stand. The game drive side is an open sided bush vehicle with roll bars and three bench rows, a spare wheel, a jerrycan rack, a rack of closed hard cases, a radio table, a field desk with binoculars and an abstract map, a camera and a spotting scope on tripods. The bush around it tiles from 6 m ground modules in dust and dry grass tones with a track, a sand riverbed and a sunken water hole on the same ports, boma thorn and pole and wire fencing, a gate with a blank sign board, acacias in two sizes, a baobab, scrub, grass tufts, termite mounds, bleached bones and a dung ball. Nothing here is a real lodge, operator, park, vehicle marque or outdoor brand, and no real place is reproduced: every sign face, panel and case is blank or carries invented abstract shapes, and the cases on the rack are closed boxes with no contents modelled. Clips are rigid node transforms only: tent flaps and hut doors swing, the camp gate swings, the cooler and battery box lids lift, the vehicle wheels roll, the bowser tap turns, the camera and spotting scope heads pan, the shower bucket tips and the kitchen pot swings on its hook. Canvas, mosquito netting, guy ropes, thatch, rope handrails, fire, smoke and water are modelled solid and stated as static, because flexible material, fire and fluid each need a joint per element or a shader and none of them is reachable with one rigid node transform. The pack contains no creatures, because the library has no skinned meshes; the catalogue supplies the animals in its savanna wildlife pack, and this is the camp they are watched from. Original AI-generated CC0 geometry, prepared for human review. No physics, gameplay, colliders, navigation or embedded lights.

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