3D model of a medieval fantasy ship with interiors and interior assets.This high-quality and highly optimized 3D model of a medieval fantasy ship comes with fully detailed interiors and a variety of interior assets, including furniture, cannons, curtains, and other decorative elements. The ship’s design is customizable, allowing you to swap out 3D ornaments easily. Performance is optimized by using minimum naterials and texture atlases for similar assets.Smaller components like railing assets and furniture are separate from the main ship model and include Level of Detail (LOD) for better performance while navigating around the ship. All necessary colliders are already included. Texture sets are reused seamlesly to keep the asset performant.The ship’s sails feature BlendShapes, offering multiple wind states: low wind, high wind, and a rolled-up version for added realism.Download the playable build linked below to explore the ship in detail!https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f8hJBoy1WqOzTZon5n7YiMXUSAVf_p22/view?usp=sharingYou can watch the video here.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsjURtbwCWQWe have created a simple demo for clarity and to clearly show the aspects of the asset. Feel free to send us your requests and the list of objects you would like to see in the asset. We will continue to expand the accessories and capabilities of our ships in the next patches.Number of Textures: The ship consists of 4 Textures. Hull 4096x4096 Poles 4096x4096 Sails 4096x4096 Ropes 2048x2048. (Optional) Furniture have 4096x4096 atlas Clothes have 4096x4096 Atlas. (The textures can be downgraded to half with minimal quality loss.)Texture Dimensions: All texture dimensions are powers of 2Polygon Count: (Ship) LOD0 78000 LOD1 41000 LOD2 23500Rigging: NoAnimations: NoBlendshapes: Sails have blend shapes, low wind, high wind, roll, low and high wind can be used to exaggerate the effect.UV mapping: YesLOD information: All ship parts, cannons, ornaments, and furniture have LOD0 LOD1 LOD2 levels.Types of Materials: Unity materials, HDRP, URP and Standard
