TOP DOWN ASSETS - Mobile Edition Fantasy Environment Pack Beautiful and complete set to make a top-down view games: fantasy / rpg / hack 'n' slash. Set includes about 90 models of enviroment: bushes, trees, trunks, modular ruins, modular buildings and atlased hi-res textures, 10 grounds, some particles etc.
Demo included. Average number of drawcall is between 30 to 80 and 20-40k tris on the screen. Tested on nexus 7 Video comes from PC / Mac version but webplayer demo comes from the current build. However, you can check the PC/Mac version.
The main difference between regular/mobile edition is the amount of polygons. Inside the mobile package I used objects with fewer triangles. Second difference is the materials and textures. Objects in the regular version are mapped individually, there are more textures and higher resolution, normalmaps etc. Mobile version has atlased texture and UV remaped objects. This reduces the amount of materials and drawacalls.
GameDev Market is a marketplace for high quality, affordable 2D, 3D, GUI & Audio game assets, handcrafted by talented creators around the. Top-Down Game Tileset 1. TOP DOWN ASSETS Fantasy Environment Pack [IMG] Link to Shop Beautiful and complete set to make a top-down view games: fantasy / rpg / hack.
Also I used a different lighting model, in mobile version. Crack De Wall Street 1987. All the lights are baked. Powerpoint 2003 Microsoft.
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