A modern stylized indoor trampoline park for building the whole building: the court, the soft play beside it, and the front of house a family arrives into. Seven modular systems make the place itself: a 2 m park floor tile in two markings, a 2 m trampoline bed module ported on all four rails, a 2 m safety pad strip that ties beds into a court and is walked along, a 2 by 3 m hall wall module the wall trampoline drops into, a 2 m dodgeball divider, a 2 m soft play net wall and a 2 m ceiling truss bay with its light bars. The court features are modelled as court features: a 3 m foam pit heaped with cut cubes, a 4.4 m tumble track, a padded balance beam on A frames, a stitched airbag landing block, a dunk hoop with a tipping rim on a padded post, a raked incline bed and a competition height performance frame. The soft play is a 2.4 m frame tower with a netted deck, a ladder and a slide, a ball pit of forty four balls, a six roller slide, crawl tunnels, padded step blocks, a spinner seat, interlocking floor mats and rope dividers. Front of house is a reception desk with a booking terminal, a grip sock display, twelve lockers, a bench and cubby run, a briefing screen, a first aid point, a safety sign stand, a marshal platform, queue rails, laid party tables, a cafe counter with stools, a vending machine, bins and a cleaning trolley. What does not move is the point of the pack as much as what does: a trampoline bed, a wall bed, a net, a rope, a foam cube and a ball pit are all soft, woven or sprung, this library carries rigid node transforms and no skinning, so every one of them is modelled at rest and says so rather than faking a bounce. The vending front, one locker leaf, the bin lid, the trolley castors, the briefing screen head, the dunk hoop rim, the spinner seat and the roller slide rollers are named nodes on their own pivots with rigid open, close, tilt, spin and roll clips. Every file is self contained CC0 geometry with no collision or navigation data.

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