Programmable Retro Computer

Baito 3D Factory

Add a fully programmable and functional computer to your game! The in game Programmable Retro Computer is a 3D virtual computer with a design based on 80's era laptops. It's not only a prop, it also includes a built in fully functional 80's style BASIC interpreter that can be programmed in game. Place the retro computer into your game scene to create an immersive experience for players, or connect it to other game objects in your scene with custom functions and use it as a service terminal for sci-fi security doors, space ship engines, or part of an arsenal used in combat operations in war, the possibilities are endless.
Features
-80's inspired line BASIC interpreter that can be used in game for immersive experiences.
-Does not require any external libraries to run, interpreter and all features are contained in a single script file.
-Connect other game objects to the computer and call custom functions from within the interpreter
-A Kiosk mode that will run a loaded program automatically so it can be used as a terminal for various gameplay experiences.
-Simply drag and drop the prefab into the scene and the computer is ready to run.
-Display the programmable screen to any object or surface.
Model Details
-Texture Resolutions range from: 512x512 to 1024x1024
-5038 polygons
-1 model of computer in closed position.
-1 model of computer in open position.

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https://assetstore.unity.com/

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