The Pastel Town 3D Asset Pack is a comprehensive collection of 3D assets designed for Unity. The package includes 48 types of low-poly 3D models, 48 asset cards, and a full demo scene. All assets are provided in .FBX and .Prefab formats, making them easily accessible for use in your Unity projects.
The package is compatible with Unity 2020.3.x and higher, and supports BuiltInRP, HDRP, and URP rendering pipelines. The assets are also optimized for use with UModeler, a 3D modeling and prototyping tool for Unity.
The package includes separate Unity packages for UModeler users, allowing for seamless integration and tweaking of the meshes within Unity. However, please note that the UModeler asset is not included in the package and must be purchased separately if you want to edit meshes within Unity.
The package is designed to be easy to use, with a clear and organized structure. The assets are provided in a format that is easily accessible and can be used in a variety of Unity projects.
Key features of the package include:
- 48 types of low-poly 3D models
- 48 asset cards
- Full demo scene
- Assets provided in .FBX and .Prefab formats
- Separate Unity packages for UModeler users
- Compatible with Unity 2020.3.x and higher
- Supports BuiltInRP, HDRP, and URP rendering pipelines
Overall, the Pastel Town 3D Asset Pack is a valuable resource for Unity developers looking to add high-quality, low-poly 3D assets to their projects.
The package includes the following files:
- PastelTown-BuiltInRP: BuiltInRP, and Prefabs with no UModeler
- PastelTown-BuiltInRP-UModeler: BuiltInRP, and Prefabs with UModeler
- PastelTown-HDRP: HDRP, and Prefabs with no UModeler
- PastelTown-HDRP-UModeler: HDRP, and Prefabs with UModeler
- PastelTown-URP: HDRP, and Prefabs with no UModeler
- PastelTown-URP-UModeler: HDRP, and Prefabs with UModeler
- PastelTown-BuiltInRP is a default package and other five .unitypackage files are in UnityPackages folder.
Make sure that UModeler asset is installed when you install a .unitypackage file which includes prefabs with UModeler.
