Soviet room and Elevator - Godot 3D Tile set Low-poly 3D model

Enhance your Godot 3D projects with this versatile Eastern Europe tile setKey Features:

• Multiple Modular Tiles: Includes several different platform shapes and sizes to create endless level variations.
• Custom Textures: Each tile features unique textures to add depth and variety to your environments.
• Optimized for Godot: The assets are designed specifically for Godot 3D, ensuring compatibility and ease of use.
• Low Poly, High Detail: Strikes the perfect balance between performance and visual appeal, ideal for both mobile and PC games.
• Flexible Usage: Suitable for a wide range of genres, from horror to puzzle games and even abstract architectural visualizations.

Included in the Pack:

• 15+ Unique Platform Tiles: Including various shapes like wall, wall corner, ceiling, etc.
• 5 Different Texture Variants: Textures such as wood, chalk, stone, and more, each in high resolution.
• Ready-to-Use Scenes: Example scenes are included to demonstrate how to set up levels using the tiles.
• Source Files: Access to all original files, allowing for easy customization.

Compatibility:

Godot Engine 3.0+All major platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOSUsage:

This asset pack is perfect for game developers who are looking to:

• Create 3D games on Godot 3.0+
• Develop abstract puzzle environments
• Create realistic Eastern Europe inspired maps
• Design modular level layouts

Download & install instructions

1. Download the asset pack
2. Open your Godot Engine project
3. Import the files into your project’s assets folder
4. Right-click the .glb file
5. Select New Inherited Scene
6. Save scene with the same name
7. Press Scene/Export as.../MeshLibrary...
8. Uncheck Merge With Existing for the 1st time
9. Press Save
10. Add GridMap node to your main game scene
11. Make sure to use correct GridMap settings:1) Cell/Size = (4, 4, 4)2) Cell/Center X = On3) Cell/Center Y = Off4) Cell/Center Z = On5) Cell/Scale = 2
12. Start creating your levels!

Video tutorial further explaining how to use tile sets:

https://youtu.be/VjuyfBaryu8&t=1321