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BackRooms Pack

by Crudo Interactive (opens in new tab)

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BackRooms Character, walls, rough and ceiling models for creating your own backroom style game. Character is mecanim and mixamo ready

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About this asset

3D character based on the viral video theBackRooms. The character is already set with PBR materials and it is ready to use with mecanim and be animated with mixamo files.

It also includes walls and ceiling parts for you to combine as you wish, you can also find the wet and stinky rug material in the package.

The scene has a PostProcessingProfile that you can use or not, if you want to use it you will have to download Unity's Post Processing asset(it is free).

If you are getting an error about the PostProcessing and you dont want to download it and use it you just have to remove everything PostProcesing related (like the PPP profile, PostProcessing Volume and Layer from the camera, etc)

From the publisher's Asset Store listing.

Technical details

Polycount:

Character - 4292 tris

Walls - 36 tris

CeilingPack - 212 tris

Texture sizes:

Character - 2048x2048

Everything else - 1024x1024

Compatibility

Render pipelines supported in each Unity version
Unity version Built-in URP HDRP
2020.3.32f1 Compatible Not listed Not listed

The package contains a demo scene with PostProcessing applied, it is not mandatory to have it, but definitely looks cooler.

As listed on the Asset Store.