Thank you for the advice. That's a very good idea!
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Hey everyone!
I'm Damian, a software developer from Poland. Outside of work, I spend quite a bit of my free time messing around with 3D design and Game Development in Unity.
I really enjoy making animations, realistic/professional renders, and - on the complete opposite end of the spectrum haha - low-poly game assets and pixel art scenes.
It's a hobby I really enjoy and I'm always happy to meet other people who are into similar stuff!
Maybe our paths will cross soon!
Hey everyone!
I've been working on a small series of modular low-poly environment packs called Snapscape, and I wanted to share them here.
The main idea behind Snapscape is to make it easy to put together stylized 3D environments without having to build the terrain from scratch. The pieces use the same grid, so you can mix them, rotate them and build larger environments fairly quickly.
The first three packs are:
A countryside-themed set with 90 terrain tiles and 36 props. It includes grass, farmland, fields, ponds, lakes, rivers, roads, cliffs, bridges and waterfalls.
A desert-themed tileset with 99 terrain tiles and 24 props. It includes things like sand, oases, rivers, dry riverbeds, cliffs, salt flats, roads and bridges.
A mountain-themed tileset with 104 terrain tiles and 19 props. It includes things like snowy terrain, frozen rivers, cliffs, serpentine roads, roads and bridges.
Here are few images:



All packs are available in FBX and GLB, you can download free version with ~25 tiles. The full versions are 4.95$.
I'm working on more environments using the same approach, so the idea is that the different packs can eventually be used together to build larger worlds.
I’d love to hear your opinions and suggestions, and find out which biome you’d like to see next!






