Bel-Air in a changing light
The new places had to fit an existing world that keeps moving. The sky stays separate from the scenery, so the sun and moon can rise, set, pass behind the skyline, and shine through openings while a match continues.
Eight familiar places
The stage list includes Banks Mansion, Banks Living Room, Banks Kitchen, The Pool House, Bel-Air Academy, West Philadelphia, The Peacock Stop, and Malibu Beach. Each setting uses scenery depth bands for parallax rather than flattening the whole location into one scrolling picture.
Make room for the sky
Transparent sky openings and window-pane occlusion masks preserve the day-and-night system. The moving sun catches scenery edges as it sets, driving warm glare and lens effects; moonlight and lamps carry the scene into night. The world clock, seasons, and weather controls remain available from World / Environment in the arena.
Adjust the room around the fighters
The living room and kitchen scenery were reduced by ten percent after checking their proportions against the cast. Their window openings, depth masks, and lamps follow the adjusted composition, while the floor remains aligned to the fighters. The smaller scenery gives indoor matches more breathing room without losing the layered lighting.