Low-Poly Tactile Paving Tile 3D Model (GLB)
Blister tactile paving — the yellow dot field that tells you a crossing is right here. Twenty-five moulded flags, each a rimmed tray with its blisters cast in: a level lip all round, a shallow recessed field inside it, and a grid of truncated domes with soft shoulders that runs unbroken across the module, so a run of tiles reads as one surface rather than a row of squares. The crowns are scuffed back to pale concrete along the line people actually walk and still bright yellow either side of it; every dome stands in its own shadow, and there is grit in the joints and in the corners of the trays. This is the blister (hazard) surface only; the corduroy guidance course is built into the road tiles. The lips sit at 0.17, dead level with the smooth paving and the road set’s footway, so the two butt flush with nothing to catch a toe or a castor; the dome crowns stand at 0.19.
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