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QPath traffic simulator is a tool for creating a street layout and simulating the traffic on it.

Building a street layout is very quick. The vehicles drive to a predetermined destination. Their routes are calculated when they are created. Planning the road allows them to avoid traffic jams, because the number of cars waiting for a ride is included in the cost of traveling the path. Traffic light automatically improves the duration of individual phases, improving the passage of vehicles. The simulation can be run in schedule mode, in which cars goes from houses to work or shop and return after a while, or just pass through the city. This creates an imitation of a living city. Collision and physics have not been used for the sake of computing power. Unfortunately, there can still be a situation where the models overlap. At this time, it is impossible to edit roads while the simulation is running.

This tool is not suitable for mapping existing places due to the inability to manually create paths for unusual intersections. It is properly used for creating simple street layouts, where automatically created intersections significantly accelerate the creation process, and the accessibility of service allows it to be used even by an inexperienced user.

• Intersections create connections between roads automatically, based on the number of connected roads and the number of lanes.

• Driving through the intersection is governed by traffic lights which improve the duration of the phases based on the number of vehicles waiting to pass. An alternative to traffic lights is the roundabout.

• Simulations can be run in random mode, in which vehicles start from a random street and drive to another randomly selected street, or in schedule mode, in which vehicles reflect the behavior of residents and visitors.

• The simulation speed can be accelerated up to 5 times.

GUI allows user to:

• adding, removing and editing junction points;

• adding, deleting and editing streets;

• editing simulation parameters;

• display of traffic data.

Vert Vaults - Timber pack

I'm building a new bank for my vaults, and have some timber left over. This timber is really nice to work with each piece fits on a meter sized grid and snaps together like puzzle pieces!

There are 3 sets of modular pieces, planks, normal beams and large beams. Each set uses its own pbr material. Per set there are 5 unique materials. Each material represents a different kind of wood. There are 5 wood types to use in this pack, dark, light, rustic, rotten and painted.

Included in the pack.

The pack contains in total 29 unique modular pieces, each modular piece can use 5 material variations, there is a prefab for each variation, giving a total of 145 prefabs. The building seen in the images is completely made from the modular pieces and is also included in the pack as a prefab, bumping the total up to 146.

Meshes:

- 6 angled beams

- 12 curved beams

- 5 straight beams

- 3 straight planks

- 3 warped planks

Per mesh vertex counts range from just 24, to about 280 for the larger pieces. 

Materials:

- 5 large beam materials

- 5 Normal beam materials

- 5 plank materials

All PBR materials

Textures:

- 5 Large beam texture sets(albedo, metal/rough, normal(15 textures total))

- 5 Normal beam texture sets(albedo, metal/rough, normal(15 textures total))

- 5 Plank texture sets(albedo, metal/rough, normal(15 textures total))

All textures have a resolution of 2048x2048

Scenes:

- 1 demo scene containing all the prefabs