3D Assets
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AnimatedCool Box (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 0.62 m rigid cool box with a white lid, a moulded catch and a grab handle each end. The lid is one node hinged along its back edge, so the clip lifts it and shuts it again.
Camping Storage Crate (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 0.6 m stacking storage crate with ribbed sides, a clip on lid and moulded hand holds, for the boxes that come out of a car boot onto a pitch. Static geometry; the lid is modelled clipped shut.
Folding Camp Table (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 1.1 m folding camp table: a white top with a blue edge rail on crossed galvanised legs. Static geometry; the legs are modelled set up.
Folding Camping Chair, Blue (Caravan Park and Campsite)
The same folding chair in blue canvas with an orange cup holder, so a pitch is not set out in one colour. The geometry is unchanged.
Fire Pit Ring with Logs (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 1.2 m fire pit: a ring of set stones round an ash bed with three logs stacked over the embers. The fire itself is glowing geometry rather than an effect: there are no lights, no particles and nothing animated, because flame is not a rigid body.
Folding Camping Chair (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A folding camping chair set up: a galvanised tube frame with a canvas seat, back and arm straps and a cup holder on one arm. Static geometry; the frame is modelled open, because folding it needs a jointed linkage rather than one rigid node.
Picnic Bench (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 1.8 m timber picnic bench with the benches built onto the same A frames as the table, of the kind bolted down beside a pitch or outside a site shop. Static geometry.
Chemical Disposal Point (Caravan Park and Campsite)
The chemical toilet emptying point: a concrete plinth carrying a glazed white chute with a hinged metal cover, a rinsing standpipe and a blue instruction sign. Static geometry; the cover is modelled closed.
Water Point (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A site water point: a galvanised standpipe on a concrete pad with a swan neck tap over a grated drain tray and a blue label. The tap and the water are fixed: a rigid node could turn a handle, but not the water it lets out, so the fitting is modelled shut.
Electric Hook Up Bollard (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 1 m site electricity bollard on a concrete pad: a dark pedestal with a sloped weather top, two orange outlets under their cover and a blue label. Static geometry; the outlet covers are modelled shut.
Gravel Track Tile, Curve (Caravan Park and Campsite)
The quarter turn of the site road: the same 3 m gravel carriageway swept through ninety degrees inside one 6 m tile, entering at the west edge and leaving at the south edge, ported at both ends so it drops into a straight run.
Pitch Marker Post (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 1 m timber pitch marker with a blue number plate and a pointed galvanised cap, driven in at the corner of a pitch so a warden can number the field. Static geometry.
Gravel Track Tile, Straight (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 6 m ground tile with a 3 m gravel carriageway running across it and grass verges either side, ported at both ends of the track and on all four tile edges, so a run of them makes the site road through a field of pitches.
Hardstanding Pitch Tile (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 6 m square pitch with a 5 x 4.6 m concrete hardstanding laid in it, painted bay lines and a stencilled pitch number, grass to the edges and the same four edge ports as the grass tile so hard and grass pitches mix in one grid.
Grass Pitch Tile (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 6 m square of mown touring field with a scatter of grass tufts, ported on all four edges so any number of them tile into a pitch field. Ports sit at ground level on each edge midpoint, so two tiles butt with no gap.
Windbreak Bay (Caravan Park and Campsite)
One 2 m bay of a windbreak: striped cloth stretched between three timber poles, ported at both ends so any number of bays make a run round a pitch. The cloth is solid geometry and does not move, because a windbreak is only ever a sheet in the wind.
Canvas Bell Tent (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 3.6 m canvas bell tent on a single centre pole: a low sidewall under a coned roof with a metal cap, a pegged groundsheet, a zipped doorway and eight guy lines out to their pegs. The pole, the canvas and the guys are all fixed geometry.
Family Tunnel Tent (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 3.1 x 4.8 m family tunnel tent: three hooped bedrooms and a living end under one vault, a zipped front doorway, a rear vent panel, mud skirts down both sides and four guy lines pegged out. Everything is fixed geometry; the fabric does not move.
Caravan Porch Awning (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 3.4 x 2.6 m porch awning for a touring caravan's near side: a pole frame, a canvas roof falling from 2.25 m at the van to 1.95 m at the front, cream panels with a window and a doorway, an orange valance and a groundsheet. The open back butts against the van. Nothing moves.
Two Person Dome Tent, Blue (Caravan Park and Campsite)
The two person dome in blue with orange poles, so a tent field is not one colour. The geometry is unchanged.
Four Person Dome Tent (Caravan Park and Campsite)
The same dome pitched one size up at 3.5 x 3.2 m, for a family pitch beside the two person tents. Same construction, same fixed fabric.
Two Person Dome Tent (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 2.5 x 2.3 m two person dome tent pitched on its groundsheet, with crossed pole arcs over the flysheet, a dark zipped doorway and four guy lines pegged out. Nothing moves: skin, poles, guys and pegs are solid geometry, because fabric needs a deforming surface.
AnimatedCamper Van (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A 5.4 m panel van conversion: a cab with a raked windscreen and grille, a living body with tinted windows and an orange flash, a stowed elevating roof with a rack, and a sliding side door. The door slides and the four wheels roll; the roof is stowed and does not rise.
AnimatedFolding Trailer Tent (Caravan Park and Campsite)
A folding trailer tent set up on its pitch: a box trailer on two wheels with a drawbar, coupling head and jockey wheel, the canvas pitched as a ridge over the bed with a doorway and a ladder. The wheels roll; the canvas is fixed, because fabric cannot be folded rigidly.