NPPL Chicago Open Field Layout - 3D Virtual Reality Fieldwalk


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FLAGRANT ERROR! You must enable JavaScript in your web browser in order to use the WARPIG.com Virtual Field Walk. Do it! It's worth it, you can walk the field and veiw it from any angle to spot lanes and openings.

Navigate with mouse by dragging with the left mouse button to turn or move. Look up or down by dragging with the right mouse button. After clicking the mouse once on the virtual field you may also navigate with the keyboard using W and S to walk forward or back A or D to step left or right and the arrow keys to turn.

NPPL Chicago Open
Field Previews
May 18-20, 2012 - CPX, Joliet, IL

All event fields utilize Sup'Air bunkers. For printable grid-layout maps, click here

NPPL Paintball Field Layout

WARPIG.com Field Preview Illustrations are based on NPPL's published field maps, and Sup'Air's published bunker dimensions. On-site variance may occur due to set up error, unplanned field changes or variance in scale. Bunker colors and graphics are for illustrative purposes only.

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