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Lava Monster Asset Pack

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The Lava Monster pack contains one model with nine different texture sets, including eight PBR sets and a hand-crafted stone set.

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About this asset

The Lava Monster pack contains one model with nine different texture sets, including eight PBR sets and a hand-crafted stone set. All textures are at 2048x 2048 resolution, providing an excellent visual presentation. The Model vert count is 6636, with five custom animations. The model is fully rigged, and UV unwrapped, allowing you to create your animations and so forth.

Animations Included are the following:

  • Idle
  • Walk
  • RunOne
  • RunTwo
  • Left punch
  • Right punch

Vert Count: 6636

Assets: One Model

Texture Sets: 9

Included are 9 prefabs already set up for you to get started straight away.

If you need any support, please don't hesitate to get in touch. Likewise, if you have any animation requests, please shout out.

Note: all additional environment models in the videos and screenshots are not included!

From the publisher's Asset Store listing.

Technical details

3D Model

LowPoly

2048x2048 textures

PBR

UV unwrapped

Five animations

Rigged

Compatibility

Render pipelines supported in each Unity version
Unity version Built-in URP HDRP
2019.4.28f1 Compatible Not listed Not listed

This asset is created in Unity's standard render pipeline. To use with other pipelines would require adjusting the shader settings. This can normally be performed when setting up the specific render pipeline.

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