
Tired of looking for Mesoamerican buildings that don't seem to be in Tenochtitlan or Teotihuacan? Want to resurrect Native American civilisations in the form of living, breathing and functioning urban landscapes, not run down death traps from Fallout or Tomb Raider? then, this pack is for you.
These buildings represent Aztec buildings, from both early and late periods of Aztec culture, and range from simple primitve cottages to humungous whitewashed temples worthy of Huitzilopochtli himself! Unlike other packages out there which represent Mesoamerican buildings mainly as ruins or unfinished buildings in the Mayan style, we present ours as how the Aztecs would have preferred them - of austere appearance and covered mainly with whitewash, the preferred style in northern Mexico. Be it for school or for play, this pack of handsomely crafted, lowpoly and game-ready Aztec buildings and building parts are a must-have, for any and all ages.
This pack contains:
Formats supported:
While this pack does contain some lowpoly items, most however are med- to high-poly in detail. The average vertex and tri counts of this project are 234k and 500k respectively.
HOW TO USE THIS PACK
Items in this package are sorted by the textures that they use, so you will never have to waste time trying to figure out which textures are used for which elements. Generally, LOD-1 items use 1024x textures while more detailed and larger items use 2048x.While most files in this pack represent at least one or more buildings, some of these however form packs of modular parts that can be used to create different buildings if so desired.
These files are:
Modular parts require user assembly to be used, please see the mockup pics in the preview gallery of this asset package for ideas on how to use them.
Rural and slum buildings are lowpoly items and are best used for generating scenes at LOD-1.