Atmospheric House (Modular)

High detailed atmospheric modular house.

Super fast and easy to customize. Change your house from new and clean to old and worn with a single click. Build houses without the hassle of searching and drag & dropping prefabs into scene. Prefab swapper script lets you change between prefabs quickly and effectively.

PREVIEW VIDEO | MODULARITY VIDEO

URP, HDRP and built-in supported.

Screenshots from HDRP unless stated otherwise.

Features:

- Modular walls, floors, ceiling, roof, porch, kitchen cabinets and more.

- Interior props.

- Modular prefabs work with grid snapping.

- Prefab swapper script for modular prefabs.

- Material swapper tool.

- More than 600 objects included.

- Clean and worn textures/materials for all objects.

- Most textures are 2k, but vary from 512 to 4k depending on the asset.

- BaseColor, MaskMap, Normal (and Emissive) textures included for most assets, plus some additional Multimask textures for tileable materials that use a custom shader.

- Main house materials are tweakable; more or less worn look. (Shader available only in HDRP and URP, not in Built-in render pipeline.)

- Paint color can be changed for main house materials. (Shader available in HDRP and URP, not in Built-in RP.)

- Openable drawers, cabinets, doors and windows.

- Night demo scene. (Old and worn look)

- Day demo scene. (New and clean look)

- Approximately 1.1 million triangles in demo scene. (With disabled realtime lights and no occlusion culling)

- Optimized lightning for games.

- Light optimization script.

- Note: Built-in render pipeline tileable house materials not as worn looking as in URP/HDRP and some clean/worn materials look the same due to built-in render pipeline not supporting multimask shader.

More additional house materials available here: ADDITIONAL MATERIALS

More additional house furniture & props here: HOUSE PROPS & FURNITURE VOL. 2

HDRP & Built-in instructions:

1. Import package to your desired render pipeline project.

2. From HDRP or Built-in folder, import corresponding .unitypackage file to your project.

3. Use Linear Color Space for shaders to work properly.

Please read HDRP/Built-in readme from HDRP/Built-in folder.