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- 3,000+ total audio files across 3 packs

- WAV format, high-quality, uncompressed

- Clean + radio-filtered version of every line

- Organised into themed folders per pack

- Descriptive filenames for easy browsing

- Compatible with Unity 2021.3.15+

- Works with Built-in, URP, and HDRP

- Discord support

Military & Law Enforcement Voice Pack Bundle

Three complete tactical radio voice packs — 3,000+ audio files covering military operations and police communication. Two distinct military command voices (male and female) for squad radio chatter, plus a full police dispatch voice for law enforcement scenarios.

Every line across all three packs includes a clean version and a radio-filtered version with authentic static and EQ processing.

Buy individually for ~$42, or get all three here and save.

What's included

PACK 1: Military Radio Voice Comms (1,000+ files)

An authoritative male commander for tactical operations. Coordinates

from 1-1,000 metres with compass directions, 50 named military

zones, combat callouts, airdrops, reinforcement requests, friendly

fire alerts, enemy down confirmations, and injury reactions. Four

tonal variations per line plus radio-filtered versions.

PACK 2: Female Military Radio Voice Comms (1,000+ files)

The female counterpart — same comprehensive military coverage with

an authoritative female commander's voice. Coordinates in five unit

types (metres, feet, yards, miles, kilometres), 50 military zones,

full combat and mission audio. Clean and radio-filtered versions.

Use both military packs together for realistic mixed-voice squad

communication.

PACK 3: Police Radio Voice Pack (1,000+ files)

A clear male dispatch voice for law enforcement radio. 50 incident

reports, 50 danger callouts, 70+ station and urban area names,

unit/car numbers 1-99, pursuit commands, arrival confirmations,

and tactical updates. Clean and radio-distorted versions with

authentic dispatch-style processing.

Two theatres, three voices

- The Commander — male, authoritative, battlefield tactical

- The Lieutenant — female, precise, multi-unit coordination

- The Dispatcher — male, steady, law enforcement operations

Run all three in the same game for a full tactical radio environment — military ground operations on one channel, police communication on another. Or use any pack standalone for its specific scenario.

Combined content overview

- 3,000+ total audio files

- Combat: enemy sightings, enemy down, friendly fire, injury

reactions, airdrop and reinforcement requests

- Coordinates: distances in multiple unit types, compass directions,

grid references

- Locations: 150+ named zones, districts, precincts, and landmarks

across military and urban environments

- Status: announcements, warnings, tactical updates, mission

objectives, situational reports

- Identification: unit/car numbers, personnel callsigns

- Incidents: 50 emergency reports, 50 danger warnings, pursuit

commands, arrival confirmations

- Every line available in clean and radio-filtered versions

Audio specifications

- Format: WAV (high-quality, uncompressed)

- Two versions of every line (clean + radio-filtered)

- Radio effects: military static crackle and police dispatch EQ

- Organised into themed folders with descriptive filenames

- Three distinct, consistent voices across the bundle

Perfect for

- Military shooters and tactical FPS games

- Open-world crime games with police and military factions

- Military simulation and training applications

- Squad-based games needing male and female command voices

- Police and emergency services games

- RTS games with modern military unit feedback

- Any game with radio communication mechanics

Need custom tactical phrases?

Join our Discord and request them for any of the three packs — added in updates at no extra cost.

Also available

Each pack is also sold individually:

- Military Radio Voice Comms

- Female Military Radio Voice Comms

- Police Radio Voice Pack

Looking for more voices?

- Pilot Voice Pack — 1,450+ aviation and air combat lines

- Spaceship Computer Voice — Ship AI intercom system

- Cyber Girl Voice Pack — Cyberpunk operative with attitude

- Female Voice Pack Bundle — All three female voice packs

- Fantasy Voice Pack Bundle — Medieval and fantasy characters

- See all packs...

- 2,600+ total audio files across 4 packs

- WAV format, 44,100 Hz

- Organised into themed folders per pack

- Descriptive filenames for easy browsing

- Compatible with Unity 2021.3.15+

- Works with Built-in, URP, and HDRP

- Discord support

Fantasy Voice Pack Bundle

Four complete fantasy character voice packs — 2,600+ audio files giving you a full cast for any medieval or fantasy game. A wizard mentor, a battle-hardened soldier, a loyal peasant, and a fearsome orc warlord. Each voice is distinct in personality and tone.

Buy individually for ~$54, or get the full cast here and save.

What's included

PACK 1: Wizard Voice Pack (1,000+ files)

A zany, theatrical male wizard — wise, eccentric, and full of arcane

personality. 20+ spell incantations, 50 magical artifact names, 50

mythical creature names, 50 realm locations, spell level progression

(Novice to Archmage, Tier 1-10), danger warnings, and wizardry

reports. Every line includes clean and mystical echo versions.

PACK 2: Medieval Foot Soldier Voice Pack (1,000+ files)

A gruff, war-worn infantry grunt with a medieval English accent.

Boasts, taunts, 40+ idle camp chatter lines, combat callouts,

movement orders, enemy killed reactions, awaiting orders responses,

and building references. Clean 44.1 kHz WAV files with no reverb —

add your own environmental effects.

PACK 3: Peasants Voice Pack (400+ files)

A humble rustic male peasant with old-English phrasing. 20 idle

village chat lines, 50 rural encounter reports, call-for-aid phrases

with gendered commander responses (m'lord/milady), 70+ village

building names with completed/attacked/destroyed announcements,

and 50 rustic location names.

PACK 4: Orc Voice Pack (220+ files)

A deep, commanding orc war chief. Battle cries, boasts, taunts,

idle camp chatter, wounded and death reactions, movement and order

responses, and a full RTS building system with 30 orc structures

(each with completed/attacked/destroyed announcements).

Four characters, one world

- The Wizard — eccentric mentor, quest giver, magical guide

- The Soldier — frontline infantry, town guard, loyal companion

- The Peasant — background villager, quest NPC, civilian population

- The Orc — enemy faction, raid boss, rival warlord

Together, these four voices populate an entire fantasy game. The wizard guides the player, the soldier fights beside them, the peasant gives them quests, and the orc tries to kill them all.

RTS and base-building ready

Two packs include full building announcement systems:

- Peasants: 70+ village structures (farmhouses, workshops, markets)

- Orc: 30 faction structures (boneyard, beast den, war hall)

- Each building has completed, attacked, and destroyed callouts

- Two factions with voiced base-building out of the box

Combined content overview

- 2,600+ total audio files

- Combat: battle cries, enemy killed, wounded, need help, taunts, boasts, under attack

- Personality: 80+ idle chat lines across characters, greetings, yes/no responses, mission accomplished

- World-building: 200+ location names across magical realms, villages, and orcish territories

- Magic: spell incantations, artifact names, creature names, spell level progression

- Buildings: 100+ named structures across two factions with construction/attack/destroyed announcements

- Orders: awaiting orders, movement, arrival, and gendered commander responses

Audio specifications

- 2,600+ total audio files

- Format: WAV, 44,100 Hz

- Wizard pack: clean + mystical echo versions

- Foot Soldier pack: clean, dry recordings (no reverb)

- Peasants and Orc packs: clean recordings

- Organised into themed folders per pack with descriptive filenames

- Four distinct, consistent character voices

Perfect for

- Medieval RPGs and open-world fantasy games

- RTS games needing multiple faction voices (Warcraft style)

- Tower defence with varied defender and attacker voices

- Action RPGs with companion and NPC dialogue

- Dungeon crawlers and roguelikes

- Fantasy game jams — instant audio for four character types

- Any game inspired by Elder Scrolls, Mount and Blade, or Warcraft

Need custom lines for any character?

Join our Discord and request phrases for any of the four packs — added in updates at no extra cost.

Also available

Each pack is also sold individually:

- Wizard Voice Pack

- Medieval Foot Soldier Voice Pack

- Peasants Voice Pack

- Orc Voice Pack

Looking for more voices?

- The Legionary Voice Pack — Roman soldiers with Latin phrases

- Military & Law Enforcement Bundle — Tactical radio communication

- Female Voice Pack Bundle — Three sci-fi/military female voices

- Narrator Event System — Trigger voice lines from gameplay events

- See all packs...

- 2,900+ total audio files across 3 packs

- WAV format, 44,100 Hz

- Clean + effects-processed version of every line

- Organised into themed folders per pack

- Descriptive filenames for easy browsing

- Compatible with Unity 2021.3.15+

- Works with Built-in, URP, and HDRP

- Discord support

Female Voice Pack Bundle

Three complete female voice packs in one bundle — 2,900+ audio files covering military operations, spaceship systems, and cyberpunk combat. Each pack features a distinct character voice with clean and effects-processed versions of every line.

Buy individually for ~$48, or get all three here and save.

What's included

PACK 1: Female Military Radio Voice Comms (1,000+ files)

An authoritative female commander for tactical radio communication.

Coordinates in five unit types (metres, feet, yards, miles, km),

combat callouts, mission announcements, friendly fire alerts, and

50 named military zones. Every line includes a clean version and a

radio-filtered version with authentic static.

PACK 2: Spaceship Computer Voice (1,000+ files)

A calm, precise female ship AI for intercom announcements. Damage reports, self-destruct sequences, 100 ship names, 70+ room names, 50 danger warnings, and a dynamic stitching system — combine clips like "Hull breach" + "on Deck" + "7" for thousands of unique phrases. Clean cockpit version and intercom echo version of every

line.

PACK 3: Cyber Girl Voice Pack (900+ files)

A sassy, sarcastic cyberpunk operative for combat and personality. Enemy spotted, enemy killed, hacking callouts, driving phrases, 40+ taunts, 40+ idle chat lines, and movement commands. Categories map to standard NPC behaviour states. Clean version and digital

radio version of every line.

Three characters, three worlds

- The Commander — disciplined, tactical, in control

- The Ship AI — calm, precise, emotionless under pressure

- The Operative — sharp, sarcastic, full of attitude

Use all three in the same game for varied female voices across different roles, or pick the pack that fits your project and keep the others for future use.

Combined content overview

- 2,900+ total audio files

- Combat: enemy spotted, enemy killed, under attack, need backup, friendly fire, hit reactions

- Navigation: coordinates, compass directions, location names, arrival confirmations, movement callouts

- World building: 200+ location and room names, 100 ship names, 50 artifact names, building references

- Personality: taunts, boasts, idle chat, yes/no responses, awaiting orders, mission accomplished

- Emergencies: damage reports, danger warnings, self-destruct sequences, incident reports

- Dynamic stitching: Spaceship and Cyber Girl packs include clips

designed to chain together for thousands of unique combinations

Audio specifications

- Format: WAV, 44,100 Hz

- Two versions of every line (clean + effects-processed)

- Effects vary by pack: radio static, intercom echo, digital transmission

- Organised into themed folders with descriptive filenames

- Three distinct, consistent female voices

Perfect for

- Sci-fi games needing multiple female characters

- Military shooters with female squad members and ship AI

- Cyberpunk RPGs and open-world games

- Space games with both crew and computer voices

- RTS games with varied female unit feedback

- Any project needing a library of female voice content

Need custom phrases for any of the three characters?

Join our Discord and request them — added in updates at no extra cost

Also available

Each pack is also sold individually:

- Female Military Radio Voice Comms

- Spaceship Computer Voice

- Cyber Girl Voice Pack

Looking for male voices? Check out:

- Military Radio Voice Comms — Male tactical radio

- Police Radio Voice Pack — Law enforcement dispatch

- Pilot Voice Pack — 1,450+ aviation voice lines

- Narrator Event System — Trigger voice lines from gameplay events

- See all packs...

Number of textures - 10 (HDRP - 12 with masks)

Texture dimensions - 2048x2048 px

Polygon count of Antique piano - 4507

Polygon count of Piano chair - 1127

Polygon count of Music book - 156

Number of meshes/prefabs - 3/3

Rigging: No

UV mapping: Yes

Types of materials and texture maps - PRB

Detailed PBR 3d model of an antique piano with a chair and a book of sheet music. Each key and pedal of the piano go as a separate objects with a correctly adjusted pivot. This model can be used as a part of the environment in an FPS game or third-person game - such as a shooter, RPG, etc.

Number of textures : 1 Leaf 1 Trunk for each pack

Texture dimensions : ~ 2048x2048

Polygon count : Around 200~300 tringles

Number of meshes/prefabs : 75

Types of materials : Standard / Lit or Translucency for shadergraph

This bundle includes 5 super optimized tree packs for mobile or other platforms. Each pack contains 15 trees. A total of 75 tree models

You can paint these trees as many count as you want in your scene without the performance problem for all devices

With an optimized translucency shader for shadergraph you will have a very realistic and beautiful render from the all angles

Purchase Guide:

After purchasing this bundle, you will have free access to the below packages:

Tree Packs List:

________________

=> Mobile Tree Pack 1 (for URP)

=> Mobile Tree Pack 2 (for URP)

=> Mobile Tree Pack 3 (for URP)

=> Mobile Tree Pack 4 (for URP)

=> Mobile Tree Pack 5 (for URP)

________________

Features:

=> Maximum possible performance

=> Optimized translucency shader for shadergraph

=> Compatible with the terrain system

=> Optimized design (1 leaf and 1 trunk materials)

=> AAA design

Migrifying - Unity Editor Tool

Features

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Move Assets or Folder between directores

Drag and Drop support

Folder Selection using Explorer

Auto-Clear list option

Batch asset migration

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Access tool from:

Tools => TLAvp =>Migrifying

Requirements

Unity 2022.3 or newer.

Migrifying is a Unity Editor Tool designed to move assets and folders between directories inside of Unity project.

Summary TecInfo

Total Poly count:

• Tris: 21332
• Ver: 10823

Texture Size 2K

(D=Diffuse,N=Normal,M=Metallic,R=Rough)

• PBR Materials (Fundamental Maps [D,N,M,R]

Materials:

• Assigned Mateirals
• Sorted by Each Mesh Items
• Named Materials

Render

• Cycles

Tank Oxygen-Airs, Series SVS G1 - N1-3

3D tanks air, made from low-poly and PBR materials, ideal for scenes and renderings.

Summary TecInfo

Total Poly count:

• Tris: 123188
• Ver: 61785

Texture Size 2K

(D=Diffuse,N=Normal,M=Metallic,R=Rough)

• PBR Materials (Fundamental Maps [D,N,M,R]

Materials:

• Assigned Mateirals
• Sorted by Each Mesh Items
• Named Materials

Render

• Cycles

Fire Hydrant, Series CUS G1 - N1

3D Fire Hydrant , made from low-poly and PBR materials, ideal for scenes and renderings.

Summary TecInfo

Total Poly count:

• Tris: 6314
• Ver: 3178

Texture Size 2K

(D=Diffuse,N=Normal,M=Metallic,R=Rough)

• PBR Materials (Fundamental Maps [D,N,M,R]

Materials:

• Assigned Mateirals
• Sorted by Each Mesh Items
• Named Materials

Render

• Cycles

Bottles Containers , Series EDC G1 - N1

3D Bottles , made from low-poly and PBR materials, ideal for scenes and renderings.

Summary TecInfo

Total Poly count:

• Tris: 2842
• Ver: 1546

Texture Size 2K

(D=Diffuse,N=Normal,M=Metallic,R=Rough)

• PBR Materials (Fundamental Maps [D,N,M,R]

Materials:

• Assigned Mateirals
• Sorted by Each Mesh Items
• Named Materials

Render

• Cycles

[Facade] Building Worker House , Series CR G2 - N2

A 3D Building Worker House , made from low-poly and PBR materials, ideal for scenes and renderings.

Summary TecInfo

Total Poly count:

• Tris: 6408
• Ver: 3249

Texture Size 2K

(D=Diffuse,N=Normal,M=Metallic,R=Rough)

• PBR Materials (Fundamental Maps [D,N,M,R]

Materials:

• Assigned Mateirals
• Sorted by Each Mesh Items
• Named Materials

Render

• Cycles

Bottles Containers , Series EDC G3 - N1-3

3D Bottles , made from low-poly and PBR materials, ideal for scenes and renderings.

Summary TecInfo

Total Poly count:

• Tris: 6280
• Ver: 3186

Texture Size 2K

(D=Diffuse,N=Normal,M=Metallic,R=Rough)

• PBR Materials (Fundamental Maps [D,N,M,R]

Materials:

• Assigned Mateirals
• Sorted by Each Mesh Items
• Named Materials

Render

• Cycles

Bottles Containers , Series EDC G2 - N1-3

3D Bottles , made from low-poly and PBR materials, ideal for scenes and renderings.

Summary TecInfo

Total Poly count:

• Tris: 29368
• Ver: 15154

Texture Size 2K

(D=Diffuse,N=Normal,M=Metallic,R=Rough)

• PBR Materials (Fundamental Maps [D,N,M,R]

Materials:

• Assigned Mateirals
• Sorted by Each Mesh Items
• Named Materials

Render

• Cycles

Hand Tools Wrench, Series MTS G1 - N1

Wrench Tool, made from low-poly and PBR materials, ideal for scenes and renderings.

Summary TecInfo

Total Poly count:

• Tris: 16076
• Ver: 9020

Texture Size 2K

(D=Diffuse,N=Normal,M=Metallic,R=Rough)

• PBR Materials (Fundamental Maps [D,N,M,R]

Materials:

• Assigned Mateirals
• Sorted by Each Mesh Items
• Named Materials

Render

• Cycles

Silo Storage , Series SVS G1 - N1

3D Silo Container, made from low-poly and PBR materials, ideal for scenes and renderings.

No Bloom Glow Shader delivers crisp, emissive glow effects without post-processing bloom, optimized exclusively for Unity's Universal Render Pipeline (URP).

Product Overview

No Bloom Glow Shader creates bright, localized light sources—think glowing lamps, neon signs, magical auras, or UI highlights—that stay sharp and readable in URP. Unlike bloom effects that rely on screen-wide post-processing, this shader works directly on materials for predictable results across URP lighting setups. It's lightweight, battle-tested, and powers the atmospheric night scene in Bowling Blitz: on Meta Quest.

Performance Advantages

Post-processing bloom adds heavy frame-time costs on mobile and VR hardware, often dropping FPS below smooth thresholds like 72Hz. Unity docs highlight that effects like bloom require extra resolve passes, while Meta's VR guidelines warn against them for Quest due to GPU overhead. This URP-exclusive shader skips those entirely, keeping your project lean and stable—ideal for Quest, Pico, and Android titles.

Key Features

• Bloom-free glow via URP emissive shader math for clean, local effects.
• Adjustable intensity, color, and falloff via URP material inspector.
• Native URP integration; no camera post effects or volumes needed.
• Mobile-optimized; no fullscreen passes or texture sampling.
• Real-world tested in live VR apps for reliability.
• Simple drag-and-drop on URP Mesh Renderers.

Use Cases

Perfect for stylized VR rhythm games, fitness apps, or immersive URP scenes needing glow without compromises. Use it for street lamps in urban nights, energy orbs in fantasy worlds, or hazard highlights in action titles—all while hitting 90FPS targets.

Get pro-level URP glow without the performance tax. Your mobile and VR projects deserve it

Mock Magic is a zero-code mock data generator for Unity. It produces realistic fake data - names, emails, addresses, time series, streaming feeds, and 50+ other data types - directly from an Editor window. No scripting required.

Web | Discord | Documentation | Roadmap

Open Tools → Mock Magic → Generator, pick a data type, and copy the results. That's it.

Mock Magic covers three domains of test data:

⭐️ Simple data - individual values like names, emails, phone numbers, GUIDs, lorem ipsum, and more (51 types in total).

🚀 Series data - patterned datasets for charts, graphs, and tabular testing (14 mathematical patterns with configurable noise, labels, and multi-series support).

🚨 Streaming data - continuous real-time data emission with configurable rhythms, usable in both Edit Mode and Play Mode.

All generated data can be exported to Text, CSV, JSON, or C# code and copied to the clipboard with a single click. For developers who need runtime data generation, Mock Magic also offers a clean scripting API.

Unity allows audio clips to be played with simplistic controls. But what if you want to synchronize many layers at the same time? What about implementing rhythmic logic? And achieving smooth transitions on top of all of this can be a lot of work to implement on top of Unity directly.

skner's Soundtrack does this for you, by introducing components that work with Unity to achieve the best way to play music in your games. This package is perfect if you're working on a rhythm game; RPG with themed boss fights or if you simply want a lightweight package that allows your in-game music to be more expressive, reactive and modular.

Main package features:

- ▶️ Centralized playback controls

- 📋 Rich real-time audio context

- 🔄 Synchronizing many audio sources / layers in a single track

- 🕓 Strongly defined time marks and durations

- 🔀 Flexible audio transitions

- 🛠️ Custom editor for creating, editing and testing Soundtrack Clips

With the Soundtrack Clip scriptable object, you can define a collection of many Audio Clips with specific rhythmic information and built-in transitions.

Then, you will use the Soundtrack Player to play these Soundtrack Clips, allowing you to adjust volume dynamically, control the playback on demand, execute transitions dynamically, and much more.

Check out the documentation and provided samples to discover practical use cases that this package directly solves.

If you have any issues / questions / suggestions, contact me directly through email. You can find it in my Publisher profile.

387 prefabs

121 meshes

401 textures

UV mapping

Low-poly meshes

URP compatible

Texture dimensions - max 2048

No rigging

No animation

📦 Contents

This pack includes a large collection of furniture and building elements. Everything is optimized for easy use in games, interior design, decoration systems or settlement-building projects.

🪑 Furniture

• Chairs: table chair, stool, bar stool
• Sofa
• Armchair
• Beds: small bed, large simple bed, large ornate bed
• End table
• Coffee table
• Desks: classic desk, simple desk
• Dresser
• Bench
• Shelving: pantry shelf, wall shelf, moon shelf
• Bookcases: large & small + book stacks & individual books
• Tables: small (with/without tablecloth), large (with/without tablecloth)

🧺 Decoration

• Rugs: round and square
• Drapes: two variants
• Flower vases
• Window flower pot
• Ivy vines
• Hay stack, hay boxes
• Chicken coop

💡 Lighting

• Wall lamp
• Rustic hand lamp
• Classic standing lamp

• Rustic fireplace
• Chimneys

🏠 Building Modules

• Walls
• Doors
• Windows
• Roofs
• Foundations
• Stairs
• 4 example houses (prebuilt to showcase usage)

🎨 Textures & Materials

• 389 textures
• Multiple fabric swatches for beds, sofas, rugs & tablecloths
• UV-mapped low-poly meshes

• Unity 6 (6000.2+) and URP 17+ required
• Render Graph compatible — Compatibility Mode must be disabled
• Procedural cone mesh rebuilt via C# when raycast results change
• Per-rim raycasts with inner ring clamping — no geometry passes through walls
• Unity Job System + Burst for parallel raycasts (~0.02ms for 10 lights)
• Custom URP unlit shader with MaterialPropertyBlock per-instance overrides
• URP Renderer Feature (SearchlightDepthFeature) for depth soft intersection
• Distance-based shadow toggling to control spotlight shadow cost
• ScriptableObject config system for shareable presets
• VFX Graph integration via exposed BeamRange, BeamTopRadius, ParticleColor properties
• Alert mode with automatic value caching and restoration
• Beam factor API for stealth detection (GetInsideBeamFactor)
• SearchlightDetector component with UnityEvents — no code required for detection
• SearchlightSweep component with edge pause, random variation, and alert hold
• Custom Inspector editor with collapsible foldout sections for both script variants
• Tested at 10 simultaneous lights — ~3–5ms total including spotlight shadows

Searchlight System generates dynamic volumetric light beams that respond to your scene geometry in real time. Place a prefab, assign a material, press Play — beams deform around walls, clip correctly at surfaces, and produce soft depth-aware contact edges with no post-processing and no render textures required.

The beam is a procedural cone mesh driven by per-rim raycasts. When the beam contacts a wall the mesh deforms to match — corners, angled surfaces, close range, long range — with inner ring topology that prevents geometry from passing through surfaces. A custom URP shader handles all visual properties per instance: edge softness, core highlight, distance falloff, depth-buffer soft intersection, animated atmospheric noise, electrical flicker, and stutter.

Three script variants cover different use cases. The Job System version runs all raycasts in parallel on worker threads with negligible main thread cost. The simple version targets mobile and projects without Burst. The full version adds alert mode with cached color transitions and a beam factor detection system for stealth gameplay.

Sweep behavior, player detection, ScriptableObject presets, and optional VFX Graph dust particles are included. A custom Inspector editor organizes all properties into collapsible foldouts with one-click preset application.

Designed for indoor environments — corridors, warehouses, prisons, industrial spaces — where lights interact with architecture and performance budgets are tight.

It manages performance by using compute shaders to directly modify the terrain maps on the gpu. And only updates the cpu side of the terrain when required.

The code is simple is modify and expand.

It is to be used with a single terrain.

The videos on the assets store page were recorded in HDRP.

Using comptue shaders to modify the terrain's heightmap and splatmaps giving the best performance you can get. With this performance you can edit heightmap of any resolution.

You can use it as an starting point for your own terrain editor. Or you can contact me for collaboration and support.

Features:-

 - Editing Heightmap.

 - Editing Splatmaps.

 - Built in Brushes (Raise, Lower, Flat, Smooth, Erase, Paint).

 - Save Load - Snapshots.

 - Blazing Fast Performance !

 - Easy Custom Brush Creation.