Egyptian Legacy Assets
Chicago Game Monster
$15.00
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04/05(2024) |
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11/06(2024) |
15.0 |
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Chicago Game Monster presents:
The Ancient Egypt pack is a set of medium-detailed game models designed to be used in several game genres. The pack is stylized but is closer to realism.Discover the allure of ancient times with our new Ancient Egyptian City Collection – featuring 127 meticulously crafted buildings, temples, pillars, and detailed ornaments. Dive into the mystique of an ancient civilization as you build your virtual world. Elevate your creative projects with this versatile asset pack, tailored for game developers. Thank you for choosing us – with regards CGM team.With this pack, you can create ancient/medieval Egyptian villages, a Pharaonic city, and a market; they can be filled with traditional Egyptian flora, interesting ornaments, and weapons.Number of textures: 6Textures dimensions: 8KMinimum polygon count: 7Maximum polygon count: 3449Number of meshes/prefabs: 127Rigging: NoAnimation count: NoUV mapping: YesLOD information (count, number of levels): No LODs(count-1, number oflevels-1)Types of materials and texture maps: PBR materials and 8K resolutiontextures (albedo,normal, masks maps (HDRP).Updates are expected thanks to which the pack will have new assents and PBRs.Please give us your opinions, suggestions, and complaints so that we can improve the quality of our packs.This pack includes:- Low-poly elements detailed with the help of textures- HDRp-compatible modelsThere are 127 prefabs/models in 1 folder- Level 2 buildings are designed to create poor-looking cities /a total of 127 models/There are numerous assets, which means you can create countless fascinating scenes; the only limit is your imagination!Textures:All textures are 8K.The texture format is:1. Albedo2. Metalness (M) Roughness (A) Ambient Occlusion (B)3. NormalInstagram: _chicago__game_monsterEmail: chicago.game.monster@gmail.comWe used AI tools for editing texts.
