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Retro Electro Free

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This package contains some low-poly prefabs that look like the panel controls you see on electronic equipment from the latter part of the 20th century. They hold up well at close viewing, offering a superior choice over texture mapping. Also, you can make as many different models with them as you want, avoiding the obvious repetition you sometimes see with texture mapping.
Positioning prefabs in models can be time-consuming in Unity, but easy in a 3D modeling program like Blender or SketchUp. Ex Lumina suggests that you use simple "stand-in" models made of boxes and spheres to represent these prefabs while you create your models in that kind of program. We have included a simple script that you can use to replace your stand-ins with instances of these prefabs after you have imported your model into Unity.

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