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Archetype Study

10 valid lines beginner-intermediate 14,008 sq ft 82% transition longest line 5 features

Generator v4 smoke test: a full hybrid on a real footprint with terrain.

a full hybrid park on an L-shaped lot of 14,008 sq ft, built around a 6-ft peanut bowl with a 3.9-ft shallow end, with a 42-ft quarter wall, 4.8 ft high at the far end, 2 corner pockets wrapping the perimeter and a raised plaza with a 5-stair, hubba and handrail, the flow section on a 2.2-ft raised deck. The solver's best line links a plaza bank, quarter wall and corner carve without a push; nothing on the slab dead-ends. Reads beginner-intermediate: 6 ft of transition at most, a 5-stair. The slab spans 193 by 124 ft, an outline of 9 sides, with 8 features: 4 quarter walls, 2 corner pockets, a peanut bowl and a street plaza. About 79% of it is open flat, enough for real run-ups between features. 10 valid lines in all, 7 lines of three features or more and 6 that never need a push, the longest 5 features deep. 82% of the park is transition.

Best line
plaza bank→quarter wall→corner carvespeed holds
Lineage
Archetype Study
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Matched on feature mix and footprint size against parks in the Skatedex directory with a known footprint.
Features
  • 4 walls
  • 2 pockets
  • 1 bowl
  • 1 plaza
How this page works

This park is stored as a seed, five parameters and a generator version, not as geometry. The render above is rebuilt from those on every visit with generator v4, which stays frozen, so the park keeps looking exactly as its author made it. The line solver checked that a skater can link the features with the speed carried between them.

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