There are 3 master materials that drive nearly all material instances:

• for tileable textures
• for custom materials (non tileable)
• for the landscape

The majority of materials are based on RGBA masks that blends different tileable textures, adding dirt and wear. This approach reduces the number of high resolution textures (4k) and gives you a lot of control over the look of the assets.

Features:

• Modularity
• Landscape auto material
• Photoscanned 2 ground meshes, fallen stump and 5 rocks
• Angle based moss layer (interchangeable for snow) for most objects, besides the plants.
• Material masks workflow
• 2 distant meshes included - hill and snowy mountain
• Support for landscape RVT
• Niagara FX - fire and smoke, floating dust particles, local fog
• Fog cards
• Interior/exterior post process volumes set up for gradual transition

Number of Unique Meshes: 158

Collision: Custom and automatically generated

Vertex Count: 61.000 to 56

LODs: 1-5 or 1-2,3 depending on object size and complexity.

Number of Materials and Material Instances: 25 and 138

Number of Textures: 411

Texture Resolutions: 4096, 2048, 1024, 512.

All textures are natively in 4k (most) and 2k, but were downscaled where possible to balance quality with performance. You can of course upscale them back.

Supported Development Platforms: Tested on Windows

Documentation: Link