23 low-poly toon city buildings on ready-made, grid-snapping lots: houses, villas, apartments, shops, a supermarket, office towers and a police station. One tiny shared palette texture.Works out of the box in both the Built-in Render Pipeline and URP (tested in Unity 6000.4). The package includes a small editor-only script that switches its materials to the correct shader automatically after import, and whenever the active render pipeline changes: Standard for Built-in, Universal Render Pipeline/Lit for URP. Colours you've changed are kept.Build a charming toon town in minutes.Toon City Buildings is a set of 23 stylised low-poly buildings. Each one sits on its own fully dressed lot with fences, gardens, trees, signs, driveways and car parks sized for real cars. Every lot fits a 10 m grid exactly (10x10, 20x10, 20x20 or 30x20 m), so buildings snap side by side along a street. That makes the set a natural fit for city builders, management sims, isometric and top-down games.RESIDENTIAL (13)• Small houses: Traditional, Modern, Contemporary• Row houses: Classic, Modern• Villas: Classic, Pool Villa, Deck Villa• Cottage, Gable House, Bungalow with pergola carport• Apartment Block, 5-storey Residence TowerCOMMERCIAL (6)• Bakery, Café, Grocery• Furniture Showroom, Supermarket with car park• The Hub: mixed-use building with café and car parkOFFICE (3)• Classic Tower, Helipad Tower, Twin TowerCIVIC (1)• Police Station with rooftop helipad, carport, gatehouse and barrier gateFEATURES• Grid-ready lots that never stick out past their footprint• Real-world scale (1 unit = 1 m), street side faces +Z, pivot at the lot centre• The whole pack shares one 64x64 palette texture plus a glass material, which keeps draw calls low• Mesh colliders on every prefab• Works in Built-in and URP. Materials switch to the active pipeline automatically• Demo scene and PDF documentation includedScreenshots labelled "Rendered in Blender" are offline renders of the same models. The card, cover and "Rendered in Unity" images are captured in the Unity Editor.• Number of textures: 1 (shared palette)• Texture dimensions: 64x64 PNG, point filtered• Number of unique models: 23• Number of prefabs: 23• Polygon count (triangles, lot included): - House Traditional: 2,780 - House Modern: 2,500 - House Contemporary: 2,494 - Row Houses Classic: 5,132 - Row Houses Modern: 4,600 - Villa Classic: 4,608 - Pool Villa: 5,642 - Deck Villa: 5,368 - Cottage: 4,568 - Gable House: 4,900 - Bungalow: 4,432 - Apartment Block: 7,240 - Residence Tower: 6,624 - Bakery: 3,928 - Café: 4,412 - Grocery: 4,056 - Furniture Showroom: 2,078 - Supermarket: 2,784 - The Hub: 6,356 - Office Classic Tower: 6,400 - Office Helipad Tower: 8,508 - Office Twin Tower: 7,184 - Police Station: 7,852• Minimum polygon count: 2,078 triangles• Maximum polygon count: 8,508 triangles• Rigging: No• Animation count: 0• Animation type list: None• UV mapping: Yes (palette atlas)• LOD information: No LODs (low-poly by design)• Types of materials and texture maps: Simple Lit materials (Standard / URP Lit). 2 building materials (palette facade, plain glass) plus 1 demo ground material. One albedo palette texture, no normal or PBR maps• Colliders: MeshCollider on each prefab• Scripts: 1 editor-only script (render-pipeline material switcher). No runtime code• Documentation: Documentation/ToonCityBuildings_ReadMe.pdfAI tools were used in making this package. The building meshes were built with procedural Blender (Python) modelling scripts written with help from an AI coding assistant (Claude by Anthropic). Each design was reviewed and adjusted by hand, and no text-to-3D generator was used. The building designs were based on concept images, some of which were AI-generated. Those concept images are not included in the package or used as marketing images.
