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1. Provides several simple shaders for display

2. Contains 30 models optimized for mobile platforms

3. Does not contain any texture maps

4. Contains a demo scene

5. The Tris of each model is about 500-2000

Detail:

1. Provides 10 basic models and 3 color variants. A total of 30 different monster performances

2. Each model comes with 6 animations, the animations are very delicate. And in line with conventional development standards. Out of the box, very suitable for RPG type games

3. Animation: idle, run, death, hit, attck, stun

More similar styles will continue to be updated, so stay tuned!

For more information, please visit my official website: http://wr-modelart.link/

All meshes has a 1 material, so you can combine meshes to reduce your draw calls in project. Tiles separated by 3 parts, so you can effective use occlusion culling to improve performance of project.

-4 textures with color palette (256x256 .png)

-500-1500 tris per Mesh

-140 unique meshes

~140 prefabs

Models has a UV map for palette textures which included.

LODs absent.

Standart materials with albedo texture.

WAND AND CIRCLES: HYPEPOLY - Runner Pack Standart is a huge asset which created to help you in developing of endless runner games. Pack include a lot of traps with particles, animations and scripts, modular road, animated environment objects, collactable and decor objects. This pack include a lot of models which was you can create a beautiful stylized game!

Prefabs (A lot of prefabs include animations, particle systems):

-Traps x54 (Arrows, blades, rotated blades, arrow traps, fire traps, axe & mace traps, moving spikes, a lot of saws, spikes and static stones obstakles)

-Modular road parts x13 (Straight parts, 45°, 90°, rotated parts, road up part, start part, end part)

-Bridge parts x8

-Animated environment objects x6

-Coins (Normal version and damaged version)

-Gems (Normal version and damaged version in different colors)

-Grass x16

-Stones x20

-Pillars x5

-Tiles x8

*On screenshots and video we use a Unity Post Processing profiles, which doesn't include in asset, but you can do it by yourself in few minutes. And in presentations we use a FOG shader, which doesn't include to.

Blaze is a Blaze-ingly light, modern and comprehensive enemy AI engine. If you have enemies in your game no matter the genre, Blaze will definitely be of service to you and your game. And your wallet.

It’s been inspired by several AI systems of many modern stealth and combat games making Blaze a powerhouse in it’s features, functionality and workflow.

It supports many sub-systems such as integrations with audio, animations, distractions system, attack, patrolling in different states, visions, emotions, local avoidance, reactions and a whole lot more.

Blaze fully utilizes Unity's NavMesh Components. Simply import the one compatible with your Editor version and Blaze will be good to go!

This tool focuses on 3 main things. Interactivity, customization and ease-of-use. All of these made Blaze huge and feature rich. You can change and customize everything for your differnet kinds of enemies with simply checking/unchecking and typing into empty properties.

Blaze is responsible for basically everything besides the actual attacking script, which is up to the developer. It will make your life and the NPC's alot easier. It will do the pathfinding for you as well as avoid other NPCs, play audios, animations and more. 

It even lets you react to any tag within vision with any animation and audio that you want using Alert Tags option. You can even set to react (however you like) in this tag's location, moving to it first. This will greatly increase the interactivity and immersivness of your game and enemies. Since your enemies can comment and react to certain tags or events that happen within the game. Something as simple as a feather falling can be reacted on. You only need to set the appropriate tags and properties.

Lets take distractions for an example: if an NPC gets distracted, it turns to face the distraction direction. You get to set the speed of turning, reaction time to hearing the distraction, setting the left & right turning animations that will trigger according to whether the distraction is to your left or right (if you want), setting whether you want the NPC to check the distraction location or continue it's patrol, set whether you want to turn into alert state on hearing a distraction or continue in normal state as well as enabling any custom script of yours during this entire process for more control. And the distraction itself can be set to either pass through colliders or not. That's not even the entirety of the distractions sub-system. This is one in many.

That doesn't mean there aren't simple intuitive things. Something like a simple obstacle avoidance vision ray is available to avoid the NPC standing too closely to dead ends and obstacles since it doesn't look realistic. Whether it's a complex or simple feature, if it'll improve your game, Blaze probably has it.

To get a better picture of this tool. This is the documentation (with some inspector screenshots) that comes with the package. Feel free to give it a good read to get to know the power of Blaze AI.

Blaze does basically all the hard-work for you. But the attack scripts are up to you. Drag and drop your attack scripts into Blaze and it'll enable them when attacking.

If you like this tool please don't hesitate to give a nice-quick review. It helps alot.

If you have any questions or technical issues (bugs), please email me.

Thank you and happy game deving!