#assetpack

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This asset pack contains 12 high-quality doorbells, each available in two configurations: a single combined mesh and a separated version with button and base/housing as distinct parts. Every doorbell includes two texture variants – clean and dirty – to match a wide range of environments and use cases. Designed for games (FPS, horror, etc.), architectural visualization, and other interactive experiences. Example interaction blueprint included.

It took way more time than I anticipated (overall over 100h of work so far, around half on modelling/texturing the other half on UE side and publishing). But it was also super fun project to work on.

A few random notes:

Before tackling that project, I would never suspect that making such simple objects would be fun

Geometry is relatively simple, the most effort was in texturing

I used Blender 4.2 for the first time in production. I had quite a few issues with it. Most related to the new autosmooth behavior. I think I got the hang of it now though, but I still spent more time on this part vs what was before. Also, somehow usdc/z export was crashing Blender in 4.2 for me, so for that I used 4.4.

Other tools I used: Marmoset Toolbag 4 (still haven’t upgraded to 5) and Substance Painter 2024.

The Unreal Engine version on Fab supports 4.27+, but most renders are from 5.4 and 5.5. At one point when I was working on this pack I did a comparison of renders with the same camera setup between UE4 and UE5. I was actually surprised how better the UE5 renders are. Not only they did reflect better lighting parameters (like temperature), but also were just crisper/more clear.

At one point I needed tillable concrete material for wall. I made one in SP, which is not the standard way of doing those, but I’m quite satisfied with the result. The wall in UE renders (and in video) is using that material.

I used RD Lighting Kit for UE. It did save me a lot of time on making the renders look good!

The blueprints I added were relatively simple, but I felt that they needed to be documented. It wasn’t that much work to write the docs, but it wasn’t fun part of this project :stuck_out_tongue:

Aside from Fab I plan to also release them on Unity Asset Store (and probably in few other places).

ArtStation link: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/XJ4wZ0 Fab link: https://www.fab.com/listings/35db0717-fd1a-4d39-a200-4c73b19f5ae6

Our first asset pack is now available on GameDev Market!

As it may be clear from some of the promotional images on my site/twitter, I have a large bank of Low-Poly Nature models that I have created. These were going to be used for a previous project that ended up not coming to fruition; and hence I believed that I should release these models to itch.io, so they don't go to waste.

This is a pack of 25 low poly nature assets that I made for a previous project. . This is my first time working in Low Poly so any feedback is greatly appreciated!

Contained in the Pack :

Barrel  

Bricks  

Campfire  

Dead Tree  

Direction Sign Posts  

Fence  

Grass  

Large + Small Rock  

Small Bush  

Log with and without Axe  

Log Pile  

Rock Wall  

Sign Post  

2 Tents  

5 Tree Variations  

Well

These Assets are free, and hence should not be used in projects that won’t be without proper credit.

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