| Publisher | Robin Harris |
|---|---|
| File size | 31.82MB |
| Number of files | 14 |
| Latest version | 1 |
| Latest release date | 2016-11-09 12:21:23 |
| First release date | 2016-11-09 12:21:23 |
| Supported Unity versions | 2018.4.2 or higher |
RMH Scarecrow 001.
A Halloween-themed scarecrow styled to have seen its fair share of devil-worshipping action (interior of pumpkin is bloody as though used for some demonic ritual).
As always, for a better impression of the asset inside the Unity engine, please view the YouTube video in the screenshots section.
(metallic PBR workflow used / all models are .FBX format)
Important Note: This asset uses Linear Color Space. To set this up in your scene, in Unity go to Edit >> Project Settings >> Player , then in the Other Settings section of the Inspector in the Color Space* drop-down menu, select Linear. Using other Color Space settings tends to make colours look washed-out / flat.
Tris / Verts Count (taken from Blender):
Scarecrow 001, 2853 tris, 1509 verts. 2K PNGs. Maps: Albedo, Metallic, Normal, AO
The .exr HDRI file used to light the scene was downloaded freely from USC Institute for Creative Technologies.
Version History
V1.0: Released.
A Halloween-themed scarecrow styled to have seen its fair share of devil-worshipping action (interior of pumpkin is bloody as though used for some demonic ritual).
As always, for a better impression of the asset inside the Unity engine, please view the YouTube video in the screenshots section.
(metallic PBR workflow used / all models are .FBX format)
Important Note: This asset uses Linear Color Space. To set this up in your scene, in Unity go to Edit >> Project Settings >> Player , then in the Other Settings section of the Inspector in the Color Space* drop-down menu, select Linear. Using other Color Space settings tends to make colours look washed-out / flat.
Tris / Verts Count (taken from Blender):
Scarecrow 001, 2853 tris, 1509 verts. 2K PNGs. Maps: Albedo, Metallic, Normal, AO
The .exr HDRI file used to light the scene was downloaded freely from USC Institute for Creative Technologies.
Version History
V1.0: Released.
