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Click Context Extraction

Generate structured JSON/text output from any selected GameObject, Component and Performance. The extracted context includes everything what LLM needs to deeply understand and reason about the selected object.

AI-Prompt Ready Output

The extracted context is automatically formatted for seamless use in AI prompts. You can embed it directly into chat AI tools or local LLMs with clean, readable structure designed to maximize LLM comprehension and reduce prompt engineering overhead.

No API Keys, No Extra Costs

AIContextExtractor does not require any API keys, subscriptions, or external integrations to work. It doesn’t send data directly to AI or any LLM provider. All extracted context and prompt generation happens entirely inside the Unity Editor giving you full control over what to copy and where to send it.

Flexible Context Scope

You decide how deep and wide the context should go. Extract a single GameObject, its parent chain, its children, or the entire scene hierarchy. Choose which components and scripts to include for each object, giving you precise control over the level of detail in your AI prompt. Perfect for tasks ranging from debugging a single object to analyzing full gameplay systems.

Component & Script Awareness

The tool inspects both built-in and custom MonoBehaviour scripts attached to GameObjects. It extracts public and serialized fields, detects references to other objects, and includes relevant values in the structured output. This ensures that the AI receives a comprehensive snapshot of not just what an object is, but what it does and how it’s connected.

LLM-Ready Formatting & Copy-Paste Simplicity

The generated context is structured in clean, readable JSON ideal for AI input. No post-processing, cleanup, or formatting is needed. Just hit "Copy&Use" and paste it directly into LLM chat. This makes the tool perfect for fast iterations, debugging, or even AI-driven scene understanding.

AIContextExtractor is a lightweight, offline Unity Editor tool that lets you extract detailed context from any GameObject, Component, or scene and convert it into AI-ready structured data.

No additional payments

AIContextExtractor works without any API keys, subscriptions, or additional costs required. Use it seamlessly with browser-based AI tools without any hidden setup.

Super easy to use

Simply select the object, component, or any other context, deselect any data you don’t need (optional), and the context will be automatically copied to the clipboard. You can then paste it directly into your preferred AI tool.

Assistant for development

AIContextExtractor doesn’t generate code or images. It’s a tool to assist your workflow, helping you extract, analyze scene context, and fix issues efficiently with any AI tool.

With full control over the output, you can:

• choose which components, fields, properties, and attached scripts to include;
• decide whether to include parents or/and children;
• write your own prompt template, into which the extracted context will be embedded -making the output instantly ready for intelligent assistants or automated AI workflows.

Use Cases

• Capture the full context of your scene, including GameObjects, components, and settings.
• Extract only relevant fields and components to minimize prompt size and improve LLM performance.
• Generate structured snapshots for debugging, adjusting settings, and feeding them into LLMs.
• Analyze bottlenecks, heavy assets, or misconfigured components automatically.
• Receive insights from AI to optimize performance, reduce lag, and improve frame rates.
• Perfect for quickly evaluating third-party assets, complex levels, or large projects.

Support / Feedback

For bug reports, suggestions, or questions, please contact us at:

svitlogames@gmail.com

Specifics:

Pixel Based Pixel Art Style Sprites

Not Animated

Full Sprite Sheet File size is 1280x1280px

Individual Sprites appear to be 16x16 pixels, but are actually 160x160 pixels for a better resolution.

Includes:

- 2 Sprite Sheets that are pre-split and sprites are named

- Demo Scene for black outlined sprites

- Demo Scene for 70% black outlined sprites

When using sprites in Unity, be sure you have Unity's 2D Sprite Package installed.

Use the black outline sprites or the more subtle 70% black/30% color outline sprites, depending on your pixel art style.

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Great for games that need a Food Items for a Grocery Store, Farming Sim, Cooking Game, Pixel Art RPG, or any other game that just needs a variety of fruits and veggies!

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Sprites Include (From left to right in Sprite Sheet):

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Row 1:

Spinach, Beet, Rutabaga, Blueberry, Bunch of Blueberries, Cranberries, White Radish, Red Radish

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Row 2:

Leek, Rhubarb, Avocado, Avocado Half, Red Grapes, Green Grapes, Blackberry, Raspberry

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Row 3:

Strawberry, Red Cabbage or Lettuce, Green Cabbage or Lettuce, Peach, Peach Half, Plum, Plum Half, Garlic

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Row 4:
Dragon Fruit, Dragon Fruit Half, Kiwi Half, Green Bean, Pumpkin Orange, Pumpkin Yellow, Potato, Yellow Potato

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Row 5:

Eggplant, Carrot, Cucumber, Tomato, Zucchini, Yellow Squash, White Gourd, Orange Gourd

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Row 6:

Mushroom, Chili Pepper, Jalapeño Pepper, Red Apple, Red Apple Half, Yellow Apple, Yellow Apple Half, Peas

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Row 7:

Lemon, Lime, Coconut, Orange, Coconut, Corn, Watermelon, Watermelon Half

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Row 8:

Pineapple, Broccoli, Yam, Banana, Cherries, Green Onion, White Onion, Red Onion

Rigged: (Yes)

Animated: Yes

Number of Animations:20

Animation types (Root Motion /In-place 20)

Number of characters:1

Number of Materials and Material Instances:3

Number of Textures:6

Texture Resolutions: 4K PBR Textures(tga)

Supported Development Platforms:

Windows: (Yes)

Mac: (Yes)

Documentation: No

Important/Additional Notes:

model of Monster10

Polycount:

Verts 22341

Tris 44678

Rigged: (Yes)

Animated: Yes

Number of Animations:20

Animation types (Root Motion /In-place 20)

Number of characters:1

Number of Materials and Material Instances:3

Number of Textures:6

Texture Resolutions: 4K PBR Textures(tga)

Supported Development Platforms:

Windows: (Yes)

Mac: (Yes)

Documentation: No

Important/Additional Notes:

model of Monster9

Polycount:

Verts 27750

Tris 55432

Rigged: (Yes)

Animated: Yes

Number of Animations:20

Animation types (Root Motion /In-place 20)

Number of characters:1

Number of Materials and Material Instances:3

Number of Textures:6

Texture Resolutions: 4K PBR Textures(tga)

Supported Development Platforms:

Windows: (Yes)

Mac: (Yes)

Documentation: No

Important/Additional Notes:

model of Monster8

Polycount:

Verts 28677

Tris 57074

Rigged: (Yes)

Animated: Yes

Number of Animations:20

Animation types (Root Motion /In-place 20)

Number of characters:1

Number of Materials and Material Instances:3

Number of Textures:6

Texture Resolutions: 4K PBR Textures(tga)

Supported Development Platforms:

Windows: (Yes)

Mac: (Yes)

Documentation: No

Important/Additional Notes:

model of Monster7

Polycount:

Verts 17326

Tris 34436

Rigged: (Yes)

Animated: Yes

Number of Animations:26

Animation types (Root Motion /In-place 26)

Number of characters:1

Number of Materials and Material Instances:3

Number of Textures:6

Texture Resolutions: 4K PBR Textures(tga)

Supported Development Platforms:

Windows: (Yes)

Mac: (Yes)

Documentation: No

Important/Additional Notes:

model of Monster6

Polycount:

Verts 28561

Tris 56768

Hi, I’m Krillie. I was born in space on an Earth orbiting space station called “Satellite Belt K”. I write a diary under the moniker “Space Girl” for those interested in what is happening in space and to describe life as a Space Girl. I cover a lot of our activities, about our education and training, our living arrangements and some of our adventures. Along with my friend Kemlo, I write some of the books in “The Further Adventures of Kemlo and Krillie in Space” series. I hope my Diary is of interest to children on Earth, in the Satellite Belts and beyond.

The Storybook produced is available at: https://g.co/gemini/share/249c26806457 [ PDF Format ] [ Separate Images ] .

I just love the style of the costumes in the old SciFi films, so after got back from the 20th Century SciFi Film at the Expo Pavilion, I used my VR Headset to see how I would look in a range of the old costume designs, many still look very modern…

Star Wars (as Princess Leia and as Rey)

Forbidden Planet (as Altaira with Robby the Robot)

Krillie’s Diary uses background created previously using AI tools based on the Kemlo Spaceworld series of books by E.C. Eliott published in 1954 to 1963. It uses images and PDF of the contents of this blog post: https://blog.inf.ed.ac.uk/atate/2025/09/10/kemlo-and-krillie-briefing/

Google Gemini Prompt:Create a Storybook with title “Fancy Dress”. Make the story interesting to a teenage audience. Krillie is 17 years old and was born on Satellite Belt K. She has lived all her life in space. Satellite Belt K is shown in the attached image and is an Earth orbit space habit spread over 20km including habitation, living spaces, educational areas, recreation, physical conditioning areas, manufacturing, solar power generation and storage, space agriculture and hydroponics in large domes (automatically positioned to maximise crop growing quality and time). Robotics and droids are used throughout the Belt. Use the image of Krillie in her cream and orange space station uniform to start the story. Keep the style and appearance of Krillie the same throughout. Use KRILLIE on her name badge in the same place consistently. No national flags or corporate symbols should be visible throughout.

Finally, Krillie is back in her cabin. The Forbidden Planet poster is still on the cabin wall, but now Krillie wears her Forbidden Planet White Minidress and admires how it looks on herself in the mirror.

Further Resources: Kemlo & Krillie Resources

Note: version for editing (needs Be Austin author login) is here (Development Notes).

Number of textures: 3

Texture dimensions: 1024 x 1024px

Polygon count of FloatingEye1: 537

Polygon count of FloatingEye2: 881

Polygon count of FloatingEye3: 1867

Minimum polygon count: 537

Maximum polygon count: 1867

Number of meshes/prefabs: 4

Rigging: Yes

Animation count: 10

Animation type list:

- Floating Eye: spawn, idle, walk, attack, laser attack, laser attack (start), laser attack (loop), laser attack (finish), take damage, death

UV mapping: Yes

LOD information: No LODs

Types of materials and texture maps: Base color

Best value: Full Bundle (save vs. buying separately) - 5 stylized low poly RPG monsters with 3 evolutions each (15 unique variants in total)

Dungeon RPG Monsters Evolutions - Stylized Low Poly Animated Enemies

Floating Eye | Dungeon RPG Monsters Evolutions – Stylized Low Poly Animated Enemies

Bring your games to life with this pack of stylized, low poly animated floating eyes. Perfect for fantasy projects, RPGs, roguelikes and dungeon crawlers, this pack provides a powerful enemy ready to use in your game. You can use them as an evolving enemy or each variant separately.

🎮 Features:

• 3 evolutions
• Fully animated
• Stylized look for optimized performance
• Game-ready models with clean topology and UVs

Animations included:

• Spawn
• Idle
• Walk
• Attack
• Laser attack
• Laser attack (start)
• Laser attack (loop)
• Laser attack (finish)
• Take damage
• Death

All evolutions of the Floating Eye share the same armature and animations.

🚀 Compatible with Unity and optimized for performance.

If you like this pack, don’t forget to leave a review. Your feedback helps improve future assets!

Number of textures: 3

Texture dimensions: 1024 x 1024px

Polygon count of DarkWizard1: 1296

Polygon count of DarkWizard2: 1751

Polygon count of DarkWizard3: 2277

Minimum polygon count: 1296

Maximum polygon count: 2277

Number of meshes/prefabs: 4

Rigging: Yes

Animation count: 7

Animation type list:

- Dark Wizard: spawn, idle, walk, attack, charged attack, take damage, death

UV mapping: Yes

LOD information: No LODs

Types of materials and texture maps: Base color

Best value: Full Bundle (save vs. buying separately) - 5 stylized low poly RPG monsters with 3 evolutions each (15 unique variants in total)

Dungeon RPG Monsters Evolutions - Stylized Low Poly Animated Enemies

Dark Wizard | Dungeon RPG Monsters Evolutions – Stylized Low Poly Animated Enemies

Bring your games to life with this pack of stylized, low poly animated dark wizards. Perfect for fantasy projects, RPGs, roguelikes and dungeon crawlers, this pack provides a powerful enemy ready to use in your game. You can use them as an evolving enemy or each variant separately.

🎮 Features:

• 3 evolutions
• Fully animated
• Stylized look for optimized performance
• Game-ready models with clean topology and UVs

Animations included:

• Spawn
• Idle
• Walk
• Attack
• Charged attack
• Take damage
• Death

All evolutions of the Dark Wizard share the same armature and animations.

🚀 Compatible with Unity and optimized for performance.

If you like this pack, don’t forget to leave a review. Your feedback helps improve future assets!

Number of textures: 3

Texture dimensions: 1024 x 1024px

Polygon count of Skeleton1: 2360

Polygon count of Skeleton2: 2996

Polygon count of Skeleton3: 3398

Minimum polygon count: 2360

Maximum polygon count: 3398

Number of meshes/prefabs: 4

Rigging: Yes

Animation count: 7

Animation type list:

- Skeleton: spawn, idle, walk, attack, charged attack, take damage, death

UV mapping: Yes

LOD information: No LODs

Types of materials and texture maps: Base color

Best value: Full Bundle (save vs. buying separately) - 5 stylized low poly RPG monsters with 3 evolutions each (15 unique variants in total)

Dungeon RPG Monsters Evolutions - Stylized Low Poly Animated Enemies

Skeleton | Dungeon RPG Monsters Evolutions – Stylized Low Poly Animated Enemies

Bring your games to life with this pack of stylized, low poly animated skeletons. Perfect for fantasy projects, RPGs, roguelikes and dungeon crawlers, this pack provides a powerful enemy ready to use in your game. You can use them as an evolving enemy or each variant separately.

🎮 Features:

• 3 evolutions
• Fully animated
• Stylized look for optimized performance
• Game-ready models with clean topology and UVs

Animations included:

• Spawn
• Idle
• Walk
• Attack
• Charged attack
• Take damage
• Death

All evolutions of the skeleton share the same armature and animations.

🚀 Compatible with Unity and optimized for performance.

If you like this pack, don’t forget to leave a review. Your feedback helps improve future assets!

Number of textures: 3

Texture dimensions: 1024 x 1024px

Polygon count of Golem1: 974

Polygon count of Golem2: 1772

Polygon count of Golem3: 2690

Minimum polygon count: 974

Maximum polygon count: 2690

Number of meshes/prefabs: 4

Rigging: Yes

Animation count: 9

Animation type list:

- Golem: spawn, sleep pose, awake, idle, walk, attack, charged attack, take damage, death

UV mapping: Yes

LOD information: No LODs

Types of materials and texture maps: Base color

Best value: Full Bundle (save vs. buying separately) - 5 stylized low poly RPG monsters with 3 evolutions each (15 unique variants in total)

Dungeon RPG Monsters Evolutions - Stylized Low Poly Animated Enemies

Golem | Dungeon RPG Monsters Evolutions – Stylized Low Poly Animated Enemies

Bring your games to life with this pack of stylized, low poly animated golems. Perfect for fantasy projects, RPGs, roguelikes and dungeon crawlers, this pack provides a powerful enemy ready to use in your game. You can use them as an evolving enemy or each variant separately.

🎮 Features:

• 3 evolutions
• Fully animated
• Stylized look for optimized performance
• Game-ready models with clean topology and UVs

Animations included:

• Spawn
• Sleep pose
• Awake
• Idle
• Walk
• Attack
• Charged attack
• Take damage
• Death

All evolutions of the Golem share the same armature and animations.

🚀 Compatible with Unity and optimized for performance.

If you like this pack, don’t forget to leave a review. Your feedback helps improve future assets!

Number of textures: 3

Texture dimensions: 1024 x 1024px

Polygon count of Slime1: 576

Polygon count of Slime2: 1163

Polygon count of Slime3: 1966

Minimum polygon count: 576

Maximum polygon count: 1966

Number of meshes/prefabs: 4

Rigging: Yes

Animation count: 7

Animation type list:

- Slime: spawn, idle, walk, attack, charged attack, take damage, death

UV mapping: Yes

LOD information: No LODs

Types of materials and texture maps: Base color

Best value: Full Bundle (save vs. buying separately) - 5 stylized low poly RPG monsters with 3 evolutions each (15 unique variants in total)

Dungeon RPG Monsters Evolutions - Stylized Low Poly Animated Enemies

Slime | Dungeon RPG Monsters Evolutions – Stylized Low Poly Animated Enemies

Bring your games to life with this pack of stylized, low poly animated slimes. Perfect for fantasy projects, RPGs, roguelikes and dungeon crawlers, this pack provides a powerful enemy ready to use in your game. You can use them as an evolving enemy or each variant separately.

🎮 Features:

• 3 evolutions
• Fully animated
• Stylized look for optimized performance
• Game-ready models with clean topology and UVs

Animations included:

• Spawn
• Idle
• Walk
• Attack
• Charged attack
• Take damage
• Death

All evolutions of the Slime share the same armature and animations.

🚀 Compatible with Unity and optimized for performance.

If you like this pack, don’t forget to leave a review. Your feedback helps improve future assets!

Number of textures: 15

Texture dimensions: 1024 x 1024px

Polygon count of Slime1: 576

Polygon count of Slime2: 1163

Polygon count of Slime3: 1966

Polygon count of Golem1: 974

Polygon count of Golem2: 1772

Polygon count of Golem3: 2690

Polygon count of Skeleton1: 2360

Polygon count of Skeleton2: 2996

Polygon count of Skeleton3: 3398

Polygon count of DarkWizard1: 1296

Polygon count of DarkWizard2: 1751

Polygon count of DarkWizard3: 2277

Polygon count of FloatingEye1: 537

Polygon count of FloatingEye2: 881

Polygon count of FloatingEye3: 1867

Minimum polygon count: 537

Maximum polygon count: 3398

Number of meshes/prefabs: 20

Rigging: Yes

Animation count: 40

Animation type list:

- Slime: spawn, idle, walk, attack, charged attack, take damage, death

- Golem: spawn, sleep pose, awake, idle, walk, attack, charged attack, take damage, death

- Skeleton: spawn, idle, walk, attack, charged attack, take damage, death

- Dark Wizard: spawn, idle, walk, attack, charged attack, take damage, death

- Floating Eye: spawn, idle, walk, attack, laser attack, laser attack (start), laser attack (loop), laser attack (finish), take damage, death

UV mapping: Yes

LOD information: No LODs

Types of materials and texture maps: Base color

Dungeon RPG Monsters Evolutions – Stylized Low Poly Animated Enemies

Bring your games to life with this pack of stylized, low poly animated monsters. Perfect for fantasy projects, RPGs, roguelikes and dungeon crawlers, this pack provides a variety of enemies ready to use into your game.

🎮 Features:

• 5 different enemy types
• 3 evolutions per monster (15 unique variants in total)
• Fully animated
• Stylized look for optimized performance
• Game-ready models with clean topology and UVs

Animations included (customised for each type of enemy):

- Spawn

- Idle

- Walk

- Attack

- Charged attack

- Take damage

- Death

All variations of the same enemy share the same amature and animations.

🚀 Compatible with Unity and optimized for performance.

If you like this pack, don’t forget to leave a review. Your feedback helps improve future assets!

This 3D modeling includes:

Textures PBR 2048x2048

Number of textures PBR: 47 (Base color, AO, Height, Metallic, Normal Roughness)

16 Materials

4 color variations

UV mapping: Yes

SCI_FI_PC_Desk_1_1

Polygons: 3025

Vertex: 3291

SCI_FI_Chair_1_1

Polygons: 986

Vertex: 987

Number of meshes/prefabs: 8

Collision On

Windows: (Yes)

Kraffing presents a 3D modeling SCI FI PC Desk V1. Recreated design so you can use it in personal projects, scenes, videogames and more.

INSTAGRAM

Hi, I’m Krillie. I was born in space on an Earth orbiting space station called “Satellite Belt K”. I write a diary under the moniker “Space Girl” for those interested in what is happening in space and to describe life as a Space Girl. I cover a lot of our activities, about our education and training, our living arrangements and some of our adventures. Along with my friend Kemlo, I write some of the books in “The Further Adventures of Kemlo and Krillie in Space” series. I hope my Diary is of interest to children on Earth, in the Satellite Belts and beyond.

The following are extracts from https://blog.inf.ed.ac.uk/atate/2025/09/10/kemlo-and-krillie-briefing/
Education – Space-born children begin their education and practice simulated space operations very early. Classrooms and experience areas allow for e-Learning (enhanced learning), VR immersion and simulated field trips including holographic spaces and linked teleoperations of devices in many locations. Kids in the Belt call the facilities “sKool”. Belt residents engage in lifelong learning and training opportunities.

Space Operations Training – By the age of 11 many children have usually become familiar with space vehicle operations through simulation and play and can already use autonomous space scooters with confidence. At 13 children can take a basic flight operations test so that they can use the unsupervised mode on space scooters with appropriate oversight by the Belt K Operations Authority. At 15 they are allowed to use space scooters with limited unsupervised operations. At 18 with a pilot’s license they can use space runabouts. Belt children usually achieve their spacecraft qualifications very soon after their relevant birthdays as they make use of e-Learning, simulators and VR ahead of time. At age 20, for those wanting to use space transports professionally, they can obtain a Space Operations License (SOL) from the Space Transport Authority (STA) via exams and after logging flight experience. The SOL is renewable annually.

K-Pad – a device with screen for communications, information, augmented reality for technical operations, education, etc. Age appropriate facilities are on the device. Updates ensure the device stays appropriate to its user for life. Strong privacy protection is enforced with locally stored data entirely private to the user and not shared off device.

Open World University (OWU) – the main provider of educational opportunities and experiences to on-world and off-world learners of all ages. OWU physical bases and computing centres are on and under sea islands named Atlantica Sea City and Pacifica Sea City run by the international United Nations (UN) Organization. OWU programmes are run for all ages and support lifelong learning. e-Learning (enhanced learning) using distance education is employed with group and social functions, VR simulated field trips and experimental labs. Advanced courses including Masters degrees are provided through OWU by specialised Educational Institutions across the world and beyond.

Offworld Heritage Sites and International Monuments – Some early space age activities on the Moon and in Earth Orbit have been kept intact and preserved for future generations. The International Space Station (ISS) constructed in the late 1990s, and the first dual concentric wheel shaped rotating space station (often referred to as the 2001 Space Station as a nod to the film 2001 that depicted such a station) are in orbit and can be visited externally or in detail via remote VR operated telerobotics.

A Tour of the Educational and Training Areas of Satellite Belt K

The Storybook produced is available at: https://g.co/gemini/share/8fa4d32ae45a [ PDF Format ] [ Separate Images ] .

Virtual Reality and Virtual World experiences created all the way back near the start of the 21st century include the “MoonWorld” and “RGU Oil Rig” immersive training environments. More details are available via clicking on the links or images below…

• https://blog.inf.ed.ac.uk/atate/2012/01/19/moonworld-virtual-world-for-inquiry-and-planetary-geology-field-work/
• https://blog.inf.ed.ac.uk/atate/2017/06/07/virtual-oil-rig-enhancing-higher-education/

Krillie’s Diary uses background created previously using AI tools based on the Kemlo Spaceworld series of books by E.C. Eliott published in 1954 to 1963. It uses images and PDF of the contents of this blog post: https://blog.inf.ed.ac.uk/atate/2025/09/10/kemlo-and-krillie-briefing/

Google Gemini Prompt:Create a Storybook interesting to a teenage audience. Krillie is 17 years old and was born on Satellite Belt K. She has lived all her life in space. Satellite Belt K is shown in the attached image and is an Earth orbit space habit spread over 20km including habitation, living spaces, educational areas, recreation, physical conditioning areas, manufacturing, solar power generation and storage, space agriculture and hydroponics in large domes (automatically positioned to maximise crop growing quality and time). Robotics and droids are used throughout the Belt. Use the image of Krillie in her cream and orange space station uniform to start the story. Keep the style and appearance of Krillie the same throughout. Use KRILLIE on her name badge in the same place consistently. No national flags or corporate symbols should be visible throughout.

Finally, Kemlo takes Krillie on a demonstration training flight out from Belt K on a pre-designed flight path out to look back at the Belt K space station hung in the blackness of space above a glowing blue and green Earth.

Further Resources: Kemlo & Krillie Resources

Note: version for editing (needs Be Austin author login) is here (Development Notes).

Number of textures: 1

Texture dimensions: 512x512

Minimum polygon count: 24

Maximum polygon count: 2152

Number of meshes/prefabs: 318

Rigging: No

UV mapping: Yes

Types of materials and texture maps: Base Color

Build vibrant, stylized cottagecore ambient scenes with this curated collection of +300 low poly flowers & pots, fully optimized for mobile and casual games. This pack includes a wide selection of flowerpot and gardening plant models, ranging from everyday flowers to exotic ones — all with multiple color variations and sharing a single 512x512 texture atlas for optimal performance.

Included flower models:

• Allium
• BleedingHeart
• Bluebell
• Clematis
• Daffodil
• Daisy
• Fuchsia
• Jasmine
• Lavender
• Lily, Lily Calla, Lily Trumpet & Lily of the Valley
• Pansy
• Petunia
• Sunflower
• Tulip

All models feature clean geometry, a consistent stylized look, and are ready for drag-and-drop use in Unity. With color variations included, you can easily populate your world with diverse and visually appealing flowers — whether you're building a modern city, a casual gardening game, or a stylized house setting.

Key Features:

• 318 game-ready flowerpot and gardening plant models
• Includes flowers, pots & lattices
• Multiple color variations per asset
• Single 512x512 texture for all assets
• Low poly and mobile-optimized
• Stylized design for casual and indie games
• Easy to use and integrate into Unity scenes

Check out our Beach City Low Poly Asset Packs!

• Beach City MEGA Pack - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/324053
• Beach Props Pack - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/324051
• City Buildings Pack - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/324049
• City Cars Pack - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/323968
• Food Pack - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/323950
• Infinite Buildings - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/323984
• Nature Pack - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/323954
• Roads & Cars Pack - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/324044
• Roads Pack - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/324042
• Street Props Pack - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/324047
• Traffic Signs Pack - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/324048
• Vehicles Pack - https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/slug/323978

Number of Audio Wavs: 28

Sample rate/bit rate: 44,100 Hz, 16-bit

Does music loop: Yes

Minutes of audio provided: Themes 36:47min | seamless loops 31:36min

Preview Youtube

Secret Mission is the cinematic continuation of the acclaimed music pack "Top Secret".

This new WWII music pack expands the sound palette with 28 original tracks, delivering even more depth, tension, and emotion for your historical or military-themed projects.

Designed for maximum versatility, Secret Mission covers the full range of World War II storytelling – from stealth operations and battlefield action to dramatic cutscenes and reflective moments.

This collection is ideal for First-person shooters, tactical/strategy games, narrative adventures, or any game set in the WWII era and features 15 songs, 5 loops, and 8 additional loops.

You get royalty-free music here that you can use in your game or movie-project.

Tracklist:

THEMES

• After the Storm 01:16
• Ash and Wire 02:36
• Ash and Wire (no drums) 02:35
• Black Snowfall 02:56
• Brothers in Arms 03:28
• Deserted Outpost 02:45
• Echoes of Command 02:36
• Empty Helmet 01:16
• Encrypted Orders 04:03
• Final Push 03:04
• In Gentle Memory 02:16
• Iron Will 01:31
• Sabotage Protocol 03:03
• The Resistance Awakens 02:12
• The Wall is Breached 01:04

LOOPS

• A Quiet Victory* 01:04
• After the Storm 01:04
• Ash and Wire 02:24
• Beyond the Horizon* 02:08
• Chasing Shadows* 02:40
• Deserted Outpost 02:40
• Drums Before Dawn* 02:08
• Encrypted Orders 04:00
• Fog of War* 02:56
• No Return Path* 02:08
• Operation Vanguard* 02:00
• Steel and Soil* 04:16
• The Resistance Awakens 02:08

*extra compose music

Composed by Daniel Carl

Contents:

- 24 High-quality audio tracks

- Format: WAV

- All tracks loop seamlessly

A collection of over 20 variations of a main track, perfect for a complete product. The MJPROJECTS music pack collections are a one-stop solution to cohesive game music that makes a product feel full and complete, with tracks that relate to one another.

The Retrowave pack bases itself around 90’s hip hop and rock, inspired by retro gaming, hoping to deliver the perfect solution to your product’s music problems.

Tracks include:

• Main Theme
• Boss Theme
• Day Theme
• Night Theme
• Mystic Theme
• Menu Theme
• Cinematic Theme
• Hopeful Theme
• Cave Theme
• Distorted Theme
• Combat Theme
• Stripped variations
• Looped variations

Previews:

https://youtu.be/ZILxOp-FQnU

Number of textures: 36

Texture dimensions: 1024x1024, 2048x2048

Polygon count: 200-20K

Number of meshes: 524

UV mapping: Yes

Types of Textures: BaseColor, Metallic, Roughness, NormalMap. AOMap

Bring your survival worlds to life with the Post-Apocalypse Mega Pack – a massive collection of over 520 unique, game-ready assets designed for building detailed, immersive post-war environments. From destroyed cities to underground bunkers, military bases, and subways, this pack gives you everything you need to create your own apocalyptic world.

📦 What’s Inside

🌴Nature Assets (44)

• 16 Trees
• 5 Bushes & Grass
• 7 Rocks
• 8 Ground Tiles
• 4 Leaf Litter
• 4 Vines

🏢Buildings & Modular Parts (186)

• 67 City Modules
• 35 Bunker Modules
• 37 Subway Modules
• 8 Military Base Structures
• 24 Road Tiles
• 15 Bridges

💻Props (283)

• Wide variety of destroyed furniture, street elements, pipes, wires, signs, barricades, appliances, and more.

🚌Vehicles (11)

• 1 Helicopter (destroyed)
• 1 Jet (destroyed)
• 1 Tank (destroyed)
• 1 Jeep (destroyed)
• 1 Truck (destroyed)
• 3 Cars (destroyed)
• 1 Bus (destroyed)
• 1 Train Engine + Wagon (destroyed)

Extras

• 4 Skyboxes
• 6 Graffiti Decals

⚡ Key Features

• Over 520 unique assets – modular and ready to use
• Perfect for city ruins, underground bunkers, military zones, and survival scenes
• Optimized low-poly models suitable for indie, stylized, and large-scale projects
• Works great for FPS, RPG, survival, strategy, or cinematic projects

🎮 Use Cases

• Build destroyed cities with modular building parts
• Design underground bunkers, subways, and military bases
• Add realism with props, graffiti, vines, and wrecked vehicles
• Create atmospheric survival or post-apocalypse environments

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