Arctic Terrain
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Arctic Terrain
This environment package is ideal for your adventure missions on desktop or mobile platforms. It is highly configurable and the assets look perfect from close up making it ideal for first person games. The Unity terrain blends seamless into a low poly surrounding mesh, which in turn blends seamless into a terrain baked onto the skybox to create the feeling of an endless landscape of mountainous dunes.
Geology: Glaciated Volcanic Mountains
These peaks formed as violent cinder cone volcanoes, but quickly became inundated in snow and ice. Now dormant, the primary process affecting the landscape is glaciation from the large amounts of annual snowfall. These slow rivers of compressed ice act as giant bulldozers plowing sediment away from the peaks. These regions do not see flowing water at the surface, so you will not find old river beds or frozen lakes. The sun-facing areas are often covered with talus slopes of loose rock pried off by the freezing and thawing action of ice.
Rocks:
A set of 12 rocks and boulders. These are ice rocks and works well on mountainous parts of your scene. All rocks are low poly with multiple LODs and mobile ready with high res textures in case you need close up approaches.
Geology - Rocks: Basalt, vesicular basalt, lava, basaltic lava
Collisions of glacial ice flows slowly collided under great pressure to produce these dense crystalline ice pockets. Their higher density makes them somewhat resistant to melting and weathering leaving them commonly exposed along old convergent glacial boundaries.
Props:
A set of game ready props modelled to create an adventure atmosphere. The ruins you find are 10 x oil drums, a ski lift building, a wrecked ship, ski lift towers, a research building, 2 x wrecked glacier helicopters and a pair of ski lifts. All props are low poly with multiple LODs and mobile ready with high res textures in case you are targeting high end devices.
Vegetation:
The vegetation has been designed specifically for this arid terrain with 8 x ash trees, 4 x aspen trees, 4 x pine sapling trees, 8 x pine trees, a snow fir tree, 4 x snow pine trees, 5 x spruce trees, 4 x snow small bushes, 4 x snow grass, 2 x partial fern bushes and 2 x snow shrubs.
View the forum discussion here.
View a fly through video of the terrain here.
Multiple terrains:
This terrain is part of a huge set of terrains. By adding more terrains you can add multiple levels to your game. Each terrain will have a similar design style and similar performance specifications. See a complete list of available terrains: here.
Top-up on assets:
We have created a huge database of assets. You can add more props, trees, vegetation, rocks and boulders to your terrain. All assets have been designed with the same style and are fully compatible with this terrain. For a list of additional assets follow the following links:
Props: see a complete list here.
Trees and vegetation: see a complete list here.
Rocks and Boulders: see a complete list here.
The Universal and High Definition Render Pipelines are not supported.
Does not support fog yet.
Arctic Terrain
This environment package is ideal for your adventure missions on desktop or mobile platforms. It is highly configurable and the assets look perfect from close up making it ideal for first person games. The Unity terrain blends seamless into a low poly surrounding mesh, which in turn blends seamless into a terrain baked onto the skybox to create the feeling of an endless landscape of mountainous dunes.
Geology: Glaciated Volcanic Mountains
These peaks formed as violent cinder cone volcanoes, but quickly became inundated in snow and ice. Now dormant, the primary process affecting the landscape is glaciation from the large amounts of annual snowfall. These slow rivers of compressed ice act as giant bulldozers plowing sediment away from the peaks. These regions do not see flowing water at the surface, so you will not find old river beds or frozen lakes. The sun-facing areas are often covered with talus slopes of loose rock pried off by the freezing and thawing action of ice.
Rocks:
A set of 12 rocks and boulders. These are ice rocks and works well on mountainous parts of your scene. All rocks are low poly with multiple LODs and mobile ready with high res textures in case you need close up approaches.
Geology - Rocks: Basalt, vesicular basalt, lava, basaltic lava
Collisions of glacial ice flows slowly collided under great pressure to produce these dense crystalline ice pockets. Their higher density makes them somewhat resistant to melting and weathering leaving them commonly exposed along old convergent glacial boundaries.
Props:
A set of game ready props modelled to create an adventure atmosphere. The ruins you find are 10 x oil drums, a ski lift building, a wrecked ship, ski lift towers, a research building, 2 x wrecked glacier helicopters and a pair of ski lifts. All props are low poly with multiple LODs and mobile ready with high res textures in case you are targeting high end devices.
Vegetation:
The vegetation has been designed specifically for this arid terrain with 8 x ash trees, 4 x aspen trees, 4 x pine sapling trees, 8 x pine trees, a snow fir tree, 4 x snow pine trees, 5 x spruce trees, 4 x snow small bushes, 4 x snow grass, 2 x partial fern bushes and 2 x snow shrubs.
View the forum discussion here.
View a fly through video of the terrain here.
Multiple terrains:
This terrain is part of a huge set of terrains. By adding more terrains you can add multiple levels to your game. Each terrain will have a similar design style and similar performance specifications. See a complete list of available terrains: here.
Top-up on assets:
We have created a huge database of assets. You can add more props, trees, vegetation, rocks and boulders to your terrain. All assets have been designed with the same style and are fully compatible with this terrain. For a list of additional assets follow the following links:
Props: see a complete list here.
Trees and vegetation: see a complete list here.
Rocks and Boulders: see a complete list here.
The Universal and High Definition Render Pipelines are not supported.
Does not support fog yet.
