Credits
Models, lighting, fonts and sources used on the site, with their licences.
This is an English translation of the Italian text. In case of differences, the Italian version prevails. Testo originale in italiano
Last updated: 14 October 2026
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01Illustrative images
The illustrative images on the site (the street lamp, the hoop chain, the ball, the chalk, the courtside chairs, the folded T-shirt) are generated with artificial intelligence tools. They are not photographs of Parco Braccini or of any other court and do not document any real place: court documentation uses only real sources, plans and photos. Every image has alternative text describing what it shows.
023D model of the T-shirt
«T Shirt» by funlab117, sketchfab.com, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Changes: simplified and compressed geometry, normalised orientation and UVs, materials, fabric and print remade for Darceon.
03Ambient lighting
HDRI «Studio Small 09» by Sergej Majboroda, Poly Haven, CC0 (public domain). Reduced to 512 x 256 pixels.
04Lighting of the night scenes
HDRI «Moonless Golf» by Greg Zaal, Poly Haven, CC0 (public domain). Reduced to 256 x 128 pixels, used as ambient lighting for the 3D scenes.
05Plan of Parco Braccini
The plan of Parco Braccini (courts, park, tree rows, streets and buildings), on the court pages and in the 001.01 print, is rebuilt from data by © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License (ODbL). The benches are drawn where they stand, because they are not mapped.
06Maps and address search
The interactive maps use MapLibre GL JS (BSD licence) with tiles from OpenFreeMap and the © OpenMapTiles schema, on data by © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). The address search in Suggest a court uses OpenStreetMap's Nominatim, in line with its usage policy.
07Fonts
Space Grotesk and IBM Plex Mono, SIL Open Font License 1.1. In the print files, the IBM Plex Mono texts are converted to outlines.
08Historical sources
MuseoTorino, Istoreto (Torino 1938|45), City of Turin, Torino Oggi, Torino Cronaca, TorinoToday. Details on the History of Parco Braccini page.