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Lowest recorded standalone price in this history: $12.99. The latest store price is $12.99, matching the lowest recorded price shown here.
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| Sale start / price check | Price | Observation |
|---|---|---|
| $12.99 | Latest store price | |
| $12.99 | Unity First Price 2026-10-27 2026-10-27 |
Sale and bundle history
The 1 most recent recorded offers including this asset. Past offers may no longer be available. Bundle prices cover a package, not this asset alone.
About Low-Poly Security Cameras
- Audio > Sound Effects & Ambience
- Theme > Stylized
- Theme > Low Poly
- Theme > Modern
- Art & Visuals > 3D
Bring your stealth, heist and spy levels to life with five low-poly security cameras that look the part and actually behave like cameras.
CAMERAS
- Standard: classic outdoor housing on a wall arm
- C-Mount: box camera with a varifocal lens
- IP: wireless pan-tilt camera with antenna
- Dome: ceiling dome with a smoked shell (players can't tell where it's looking)
- Fisheye: 360° ceiling camera
FEATURES
- Four camera states: Active (red LED), Disabled (green LED, e.g. hacked or looped), Off and Broken
- Broken state swaps in damaged meshes: the Dome shows a shattered shell, the IP camera a snapped antenna
- Status LEDs and faint light cones that fade with the camera's state
- Pan/tilt patrol between points you set, with per-camera limits and built-in mechanical hard caps
- Manual control API for player-driven cameras
- Servo sound that follows the camera's movement
- Simple C# API with events and inspector UnityEvents
- Demo scene with an on-screen panel to try every state and patrol
- 17-page PDF documentation with a scripting reference
EASY TO USE
Drag a prefab into your scene, add a few patrol points, and press Play. No layers, tags or project settings required. Everything is in one folder with its own assembly definition and no external dependencies.
Note: screenshots show the optional Soft Edges cone setting, which requires Depth Texture enabled in your URP asset. Cones are fully visible without it, with hard edges where they meet surfaces.
CAMERAS
- Standard: classic outdoor housing on a wall arm
- C-Mount: box camera with a varifocal lens
- IP: wireless pan-tilt camera with antenna
- Dome: ceiling dome with a smoked shell (players can't tell where it's looking)
- Fisheye: 360° ceiling camera
FEATURES
- Four camera states: Active (red LED), Disabled (green LED, e.g. hacked or looped), Off and Broken
- Broken state swaps in damaged meshes: the Dome shows a shattered shell, the IP camera a snapped antenna
- Status LEDs and faint light cones that fade with the camera's state
- Pan/tilt patrol between points you set, with per-camera limits and built-in mechanical hard caps
- Manual control API for player-driven cameras
- Servo sound that follows the camera's movement
- Simple C# API with events and inspector UnityEvents
- Demo scene with an on-screen panel to try every state and patrol
- 17-page PDF documentation with a scripting reference
EASY TO USE
Drag a prefab into your scene, add a few patrol points, and press Play. No layers, tags or project settings required. Everything is in one folder with its own assembly definition and no external dependencies.
Note: screenshots show the optional Soft Edges cone setting, which requires Depth Texture enabled in your URP asset. Cones are fully visible without it, with hard edges where they meet surfaces.