Rock Crawler

Rock Crawler is a game-ready, low-poly off-road vehicle built for mobile and PC projects using Unity's Universal Render Pipeline. It comes with a red paint finish and desert-weathered dust and wear baked into its PBR textures, making it a natural fit for off-road, rock crawling, racing, open-world, survival and arcade games.

What's modelled

• Body tub with hood, grille, headlights and taillights
• Full tube roll cage
• Front winch with fairlead, cable and tow hook
• Side steps, mudflaps, antenna and windscreen with wipers
• Open interior: two seats, dashboard with gauge cluster, center console, and a left-hand-drive steering wheel
• Underbody: frame, solid axles, suspension links, four coil-over shocks, steering linkage, transmission and driveshafts

Customisable

• Every part is its own mesh, so pieces can be hidden, swapped or animated individually.
• The four wheels have centred pivots for spinning and steering.
• Each door carries its handle, hinges, mirror and interior panel as children.
• Each LOD uses one texture atlas (Base Color, Normal and a packed Metallic/Occlusion/Smoothness map), so you can repaint the whole vehicle by editing a single Base Color texture.

Performance

• Three LOD levels: 7,986 / 7,272 / 3,992 triangles.
• One LODGroup with editable transition distances.
• A separate 80-triangle convex collision mesh.

Setup

• Built in meters at real-world scale: about 3.4 m long and 1.9 m wide, with 0.9 m tires.
• An included Editor script assigns the URP materials, sets the texture import settings, builds the LODGroup and adds the convex MeshCollider in one click.

Not included

• No driving controller, Rigidbody, rig or animations.
• The model is set up for you to connect to your own vehicle physics.