This asset pack is a horror-themed environment asset pack meant for map building and environments. It comes with most of what you should need to build a complete cemetery level. From tombstones to crypts, to modular walls and fences that you can snap together, to props and foliage to decorate your level.

All materials are PBR and 4K 2K and 1K, however some have been downscaled in-engine for performance in the included demo scene. A few more options are available for performance, such as ready-made gobos por your stained glass windows projections and optimized LoD's for your scenes.

This asset pack is ideal for gothic horror scenes, but the assets are sober enough to be used in other

This pack Includes:

• 3 excavated dirt meshes for open graves
• 26 metal fences (corners, damaged, fence gates and variants with ivy included) and a padlock.
• 2 different gates (with stone pillars, use instances of the aforementioned gates)
• Funeral paraphernalia includes: a coffin (dirty and clean), coffin stand (normal and folded), 13 flower arrangements (old/withered and new/fresh), 8 pre-assembled flower arrangements (on a stand), 4 ash urns, 2 vases with and without flowers (15 combinations of vases total)
• 14 tombstones, 4 broken versions and 3 angel statues
• 14 headstone/angel variations with overgrown ivy
• 1 wooden cemetery sign (version with Ivy available)
• 5 cemetery wall assets, including corners, 3 ivy versions
• 22 cobwebs
• 66 modular assets to build a crypt (including: 5 ceiling arches, 6 pillar, 3 broken pillar pieces, wall niche decoration statues, pinecone to adorn pillar tops, 19 floor assets for different situations, 4 walls with empty gateways without the door, 3 raised platform assets, 1 pre-assembled small crypt, 1 roof with and without spire, 1 union and 1 trim to join roofs, 8 walls with and without windows, with a niche, broken)
• 1 single door, 1 double door (these and the gateways come already in a blueprint)
• 23 stone railings assets (including damaged, corners and ends)
• 24 tomb meshes: 2 memorial walls assets (12 lids and 2 broken lids included for the memorial wall), 3 mausoleum tombs (with separate lids)
• 19 total debris assets.
• 62 total foliage assets; 4 trees, 2 mossy trees, 2 tree stumps, 19 ivy assets (already assembled as blueprints), 16 misc weeds, 6 dry leaves, 13 grass clumps.
• 13 total lighting assets, already assembled in blueprints, with on/off switch and flickering animation for the fire (2 wall lamps, 2 lamp posts, 2 wall torches, 2 column torches, 2 candles, 1 lightbulb, 1 oil lantern, 2 candelabra)
• 3 gobos for light projection (via light functions) 3 gobos for decal use.
• A pickaxe and a shovel.
• 4 particle systems (torch flame, candle flame, dry leaves blown by the wind and moths for the lamps.)
• 32 decals for dirt and distress (10 dirt decals, 9 guano decals, 4 rust stains, 1 soot stain, 8 wall leaks
• 3 LUTs to colorize your scene

Features:

• Game-ready
• Diffuse, Metal, Roughness, Normal, Emission and Translucency maps in PBR-metalness workflow.
• Completely modular and flexible.
• Roots are exposed, so you can make them stick out as much or little as you want for realism, depending on your scene.
• Over 400 assets.
• Everything is modular and multi-functional, so even though there isn't assets for everything, chances are, you can assemble/extrapolate missing assets out of the existing ones.
• 4k, 2k and 1k textures
• Everything is organized in color-coded, easy to sort-through folders with easily understandable names.

Number of Unique Meshes: 228 (Original meshes, not counting variations or modifications)Collision: Yes, custom and automatically generatedVertex Count: 479,829 (Original meshes, not counting variations or modifications, 560730 vertices total)LODs: YesNumber of Materials and Material Instances: 28 materials, 118 material instancesNumber of Textures: 292Texture Resolutions: 4k, 2k, 1k, 2048x1024 512, 256, 256x16, 64x64, 50Supported Development Platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux, Xbox, Playstation

Documentation: https://youtu.be/top59fE84Tg

Important/Additional Notes: Many textures have been reduced in size to preserve performance. If your system can afford it, you can change their size back to their original value, at the cost of performance.