Modular Greek-Spartan Temple
Build a Greek temple of your choice with this modular pack, featuring 32 unique meshes, 21 materials, and 84 high-quality textures.
Build a Greek temple of your choice with this modular pack, featuring 32 unique meshes, 21 materials, and 84 high-quality textures.* This page contains affiliate links, meaning we may earn a small commission if you purchase something through them, at no extra cost. $55
- Category:
- 3D › Environments › Historic
- Developer:
- artmarkevich
- Price:
- $55
- Favorites:
- 6
- Supported Unity Versions:
- 2021.3.45 or higher
- Current Version:
- 1.0
- Download Size:
- 889.06 MB
- Last Update:
- Nov 19, 2024
- Description:
- This low-poly modular pack is designed to help you create a Greek or Spartan temple. The models are based on a real temple in Agrigento, Sicily, with some added features. The pack includes two main materials, marble and ancient, and 21 materials in total. The models feature attention to detail, high-quality assets, and are game-ready and optimized. Some assets have material variations, and the textures pack consists of 84 texture maps with a resolution of 4096x4096.
The pack includes 32 unique meshes, with a total of 17425 faces, 16457 vertices, and 32810 triangles. The models are not rigged, but they do have UV mapping. The pack does not include showcased scenes, but rather the elements needed to build them. The video review is for informational purposes only, and everything shown in it is included in the pack.
The technical details of the pack are as follows:
* Number of textures: 84
* Texture dimensions: 4096x4096
* Maximum polygon count: 17425
* Number of meshes/prefabs: 32/136
* Rigging: No
* UV mapping: Yes
* LOD information: Not available
* Types of materials and texture maps: Yes (PBR) - Technical Details:
- Number of textures: 84
Texture dimensions: 4096x4096
Maximum polygon count: 17425
Number of meshes/prefabs: 32/136
Rigging: No
UV mapping: Yes
LOD information: Not available
Types of materials and texture maps: Yes (PBR) - Continue »