About Wild Ivy
- Theme > Nature & Countryside
- Theme > Realistic
- Art & Visuals > 3D
Modular 3D models to fill scenes with climbing ivys, find a video of the process creating the demo scene in the product Images.
This package contains:
-A sample scene
-30 unique plant variations
* 2 Materials to render 3D models and 4 materials to render all billboards.
A total of 41 prefab variations!
-The textures of the vegetation are 4K resolution
-All assets are optimized with LOD's and Billboards
Maps:
-Base Color
-Normal
-Mask (R=Metallic G= AO B= Thickness A=Smoothness)
-Transmission
Textures are 4K resolution
This package was mainly made to be used in HDRP, there is a way to convert the assets to URP but is important to know that the vegetation will not react to the translucency effect in the same way, the thickness map will be missed in the Universal Render Pipeline and the post-processing and render settings from Demo scene cannot be used in URP.
In the case of built-in render pipeline, it is not possible to use the shaders, you must replace them to render the vegetation correctly.
A quick solution for built-in render pipeline is using the tool: The Visual Engine.
This package contains:
-A sample scene
-30 unique plant variations
* 2 Materials to render 3D models and 4 materials to render all billboards.
A total of 41 prefab variations!
-The textures of the vegetation are 4K resolution
-All assets are optimized with LOD's and Billboards
Maps:
-Base Color
-Normal
-Mask (R=Metallic G= AO B= Thickness A=Smoothness)
-Transmission
Textures are 4K resolution
This package was mainly made to be used in HDRP, there is a way to convert the assets to URP but is important to know that the vegetation will not react to the translucency effect in the same way, the thickness map will be missed in the Universal Render Pipeline and the post-processing and render settings from Demo scene cannot be used in URP.
In the case of built-in render pipeline, it is not possible to use the shaders, you must replace them to render the vegetation correctly.
A quick solution for built-in render pipeline is using the tool: The Visual Engine.