Stylized Sci-Fi City Environment
Create immersive sci-fi cityscapes with this high-quality, modular asset pack featuring 136 unique meshes and easy-to-assemble building assets.
Create immersive sci-fi cityscapes with this high-quality, modular asset pack featuring 136 unique meshes and easy-to-assemble building assets.* This page contains affiliate links, meaning we may earn a small commission if you purchase something through them, at no extra cost. $99.99
- Category:
- 3D › Environments › Sci-fi
- Developer:
- StylArts
- Price:
- $99.99
- Favorites:
- 88
- Supported Unity Versions:
- 2021.3.6 or higher
- Current Version:
- 1.0
- Download Size:
- 493.45 MB
- Last Update:
- Apr 10, 2024
- Description:
- This package includes a wide variety of modular building assets and high-quality props to help you quickly populate and polish your game environment. With a focus on attention to detail and AAA quality, you can easily iterate between mesh and material variations to create a unique and engaging cityscape. The environment is made by talented artists Dylan Marx and Xavier Rault, with concept art by Xavier Rault.
- Technical Details:
- Features:
• 136 Unique Meshes
• Attention to Detail / AAA Quality
• Controllable parameters in Materials
• High-Quality Assets
• Game ready/Optimized
• Unique Concepts of Assets
• High Attention to Details
Material Variations For Some Assets
Texture Sizes:
• 2048
• 1024
Collision: Yes, Custom collisions for complex assets
LODs: Yes
Average Poly Count: around 1K up to 11K
Texture Map Types:
• Base Color / Diffuse
• Normal
• Smoothness / Roughness
• Metalic
• Opacity
Materials: PBR based materials with Base Texture, Normal Texture, Smoothness, Ambient Occlusion, Metalic, and Opacity Texture Maps
Props: Tree, Billboard, Bench, Pipes, Hologram, Decals, etc.
Architecture: Buildings, Street, Bridge, Stairs, etc.
Number of Meshes: 136
Number of Materials and Material Instances: 94
Number of Textures: 168
Supported Development Platforms: All Platforms
This package is designed for HDRP and URP pipelines, with shader graphs supporting both. - Continue »