CQC Desertic Environment - Modular Toon Pack

CQC Desertic Environment is a modular toon-style asset pack designed for close-quarters-combat scenarios set in arid, conflict-torn locations. Built for Unity 6.4 URP, every mesh follows a strict modular grid so you can assemble compounds, checkpoints, and outposts quickly no bespoke geometry work required.  

◆ Modular Mesh System

All structural elements: walls, floors, ceilings, stairs, doorways, windows, and rooftops are built on a shared modular grid. Mix and match pieces freely to produce unique layouts at any scale. Snap points are consistent across every module, eliminating alignment issues and drastically cutting level-design time.  

◆ Destructibility-Ready

Every structural mesh ships with a pre-fractured destructible variant, ready to integrate with Unity's built-in physics or your preferred destruction middleware. Prefabs expose standard damage entry points so you can wire health components, trigger collapses, and scatter debris with minimal setup. Combine intact, damaged, and destroyed states to simulate progressive battle deterioration in real time.  

◆ Prop Variants

Key props: water tanks, barricades, crates, sandbags, generators, and fences come with multiple visual variants (clean, worn, and battle-damaged), providing instant visual variety without duplicating or manually editing meshes. Each variant shares the same pivot and collision shape for seamless runtime swapping.  

◆ VFX & Battle Damage Effects

The pack includes a curated library of URP-compatible VFX Graph effects to bring destruction and decay to life out of the box: structural dust clouds, debris scatter bursts, smoldering embers, bullet-impact decals, and long-term deterioration surface shaders (cracks, scorch marks, rust spread). All effects are parameterised so you can tune intensity, color, and timing to fit your game's combat pace.  

◆ Art Direction

The entire pack uses a unified toon shading pipeline stylised diffuse ramps, crisp outlines, and hand-painted tonal variation giving the environment a distinctive graphic quality that reads clearly at any camera distance. The desert palette pairs sandy neutrals with dusty ochres and slate rock formations for immediate recognisability as a hot, remote conflict zone.