Polyquest Stones

Polyquest Stones main features:
• part of the POLYQUEST series
• highly optimized, modular & versatile assets
• each vertex was carefully placed by hand
• more than 60 different high-end models
• more than 28 example scenes included
• more than 120 detailed screenshots
• can achieve all sorts of different looks
• ready for low & high-end mobile devices
• ready for Oculus, GearVR, Vive, Daydream
• great for RPG, FPS & top down games
• great for 3D, 2D, 2.5D & isometric games
• great for cell shade, toon & illustrative look
• great for low poly, flat shaded & 8bit look.
• can give realistic results when textured
• assets are carefully unwrapped by hand
• all assets come with 2 different UV sets
• all assets scale very well in every direction
• all assets react elegantly to light
• all lighting setups & materials are included
• a wide range of different lighting setups
• a wide variety of various environments
• works great for different game genres
• includes a 10 page tutorial document
Polyquest Stones main contents:
• more than 60 different stones, gravels,
grounds, oceans, vistas cut-out cards &
“god ray” cards
• highly optimized assets running smoothly
even on low-end mobile devices
• more than a 26 different materials
texture simulating real-world surfaces
• 28 different example scenes with lighting
• all assets come in 3 different versions:
“standard”, “multimat” and “layered”
• all assets have their own prefabs
• includes 36 different stones
• 14 different gravel pieces
• 5 grounds & oceans
• 4 very versatile vista cut-out cards
• 2 god ray cards
• 1 custom vertical fog shader
• 7 different custom light flares
• 3 different textures
• 5 different “solid color” textures
• 7 different unity procedural skyboxes
• screenshot character not included.
• pixelated camera shader not included
but can be downloaded freely
• Includes a layout scene with all assets
laid out in 2 different dispositions
• this individual pack can be seamlessly
complemented with other POLYQUEST
packs

*Post processing effect in the screenshots were achieved with the Unity deprecated "Legacy Image Effects". Similar post processing effects can be easily achieved the Unity Free "Post Processeing Stack" which is available for Free in you project's package manager window.