A modern realistic playhouse library for building a working theatre: the stage, the house in front of it and the backstage behind it. Six modular systems make the place itself: 2 by 1 m stage deck modules on 900 mm legs with ports on all four edges and a trap section that drops into the same grid, 1.2 by 3.6 m canvas scenery flats that butt into walls with a painted variant and a door flat in the run, 4 m bars shared by the fly barrel and the lighting bar so a barrel is built from a pair, the tier run that stacks a stalls row or an aisle step one tread back and one riser up into a rake, 2 m house wall modules the exit doors, the scene dock door and the control box window drop into, and 2 m floor tiles in house carpet or bare backstage boards. The flying system is modelled as a flying system: a bar on three hemp lines with a sandbagged cradle beside it, a counterweight frame with six weights in its guides, a pin rail with turned belaying pins and lines made off and flaked down. The house is the other half: tip up stalls seats on a 720 mm pitch with buttoned crimson backs and gilt piping, a bowed circle front on its carpeted soffit, two seat side boxes under draped canopies, a brass pit rail with players' rostra behind it, gilt wall brackets, lit exit boxes and a follow spot in a yoke. Backstage is the mirror station, the makeup table, wheeled costume rails, a quick change booth, the numbered props table, the prop rack, flight cases and the desk a show is called from. The tab leaves, the fly bar, the trap lid, the counterweight cradle, the seat bases, the exit and dock doors, the follow spot barrel, the case lids and the rail castors are named nodes on their own pivots with rigid open, close, roll and tilt clips: node transforms only, no skinning. The leg, border and backcloth cloths, the hemp lines, the fire curtain and every cable 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 ornament and painted face is abstract: nothing here carries a title, a name or readable artwork. Every file is self contained CC0 geometry with no collision or navigation data.

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