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Horror Carnival - Wrenmoor Fair (URP)
A realistic, modular abandoned fairground environment kit for Unity 6 URP. Includes 222 prefabs, interactive scripts, rides, and a playable demo scene perfect for first-person horror games.
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About this asset
Horror Carnival - Wrenmoor Fair is a highly detailed, realistic environment kit of an abandoned travelling fair, purpose-built for first-person horror games in Unity 6 (URP).
Everything you need to build a terrifying midway is modular and ready to use. The package includes individual prefabs (rides, game booths, tents, caravans, lighting, fences, and props), large ready-made assemblies, decal projectors, and runtime scripts to bring the eerie fairground to life.
Key Features:
* Massive Asset Library: 155 unique 3D models (FBX) and 222 prefabs (including lights-off, damaged, and open-door variants).
* Major Attractions: A complete 18.8m Ferris wheel (turns with swinging gondolas), a 12m Carousel structure, and a massive Big Top tent with a fully detailed walkable interior (ring, bleachers, swaying trapeze, backstage).
* Modular Construction: 4m modular booth kits (7 game sets included), caravans with walkable interiors, and versatile fencing/ground pieces.
* Gritty Atmosphere: 137 URP materials with high-quality 2K PBR textures. Features a dirty, worn, and rusty aesthetic.
* Immersive Details: 24 URP Decal Projectors (dirt, mud, rust streaks, cobwebs, footprints, peeling paint) and 12 custom Terrain Layers.
* Runtime Scripts Included: Bring the environment to life out-of-the-box with scripts for a rotating Ferris wheel, flickering lights, swaying trapezes, and player-interactive doors/hatches.
* Playable Demo: Includes a fully realized demo scene ("Wrenmoor Fair") featuring optimized real-time dusk lighting and a custom sky shader.
Perfect for atmospheric horror, thriller, or post-apocalyptic projects!
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Technical details
Render Pipeline: Universal Render Pipeline (URP 17.6+) only. Built-in and HDRP are not supported.
Supported Unity Version: Unity 6000.6.0f1 or newer.
Number of 3D Models: 155 (FBX format).
Number of Prefabs: 222 (155 base prefabs, 33 variants, 10 assembled environments, 24 URP Decal Projectors).
Number of Materials: 137 (113 URP Lit, 24 URP Decal) and 12 Terrain Layers.
Number of Textures: 191 textures (38 tileable surface sets).
Texture Dimensions: Up to 2048x2048.
Texture Maps: PBR workflow (Base Color, Normal, Mask Map containing Metallic/AO/Smoothness).
Poly Count / Triangle Count: Varies widely by object (e.g., Complete Ferris Wheel: ~78.8k at LOD0 down to ~8.6k at LOD2; Small props: 500-1,800).
LODs: Yes. Every model prefab has a LOD Group. Trees use 4 levels, ending in a camera-facing billboard.
Colliders: Yes (Box and convex colliders). Interiors remain walkable.
Rigging / Animations: Driven by included custom C# runtime scripts (Ferris wheel rotation, swinging gondolas, trapeze sway, and interactive hinged doors/hatches).
Scripts: 5 runtime script files included (own assembly HorrorCarnival.Runtime, no external dependencies).
Color Space: Linear.
Lightmapping: UVs generated on import for most static models. Meshes also carry a "Dirt" vertex color channel (R=edge wear, G=dirt, B=moisture) ready for custom shaders.
Dependencies: Requires the "Decal Renderer Feature" to be enabled in your URP Universal Renderer asset. The Unity Input System package is only needed for the demo player.
Compatibility
| Unity version | Built-in | URP | HDRP |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6000.6.0f1 | Not listed | Compatible | Not listed |
Built exclusively for URP 17.6+ (Built-in & HDRP not supported). To ensure decals render correctly, you MUST add the "Decal Renderer Feature" to your Universal Renderer. For optimal performance with multiple lights, use "Forward+" Rendering Path and enable "LOD Cross Fade". The demo requires the Unity Input System.
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