Dragons Pack PBR Low-poly 3D model

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Dragons Pack PBR offers a highly detailed model with three heads, four back options, and two tails, all customizable with unlimited texture choices. It is equipped with numerous animations to bring the dragons to life, both on land and in the air. Particles and helper scripts are included for speedy texture customization. Additionally, a saddle, reins, and bridle are provided, along with dragon eggs featuring two default textures and unlimited customization options. Demo videos showcase various scenarios, such as a dragon rider scene, a simple demo of the dragon flying through a Viking village, and a demo of the demo scene including sound effects and music. The texture creation scene allows for quick modifications to the model, while the mass export tool expedites the conversion of procedural materials into game-ready standard shader materials with just one click. Mesh morphing is coming soon, allowing for massive customization using exposed blend shapes that can be saved in prefabs or scripted for in-game character randomization. Customizable music layers set up for use with Unity Audio Mixer enable the mixing of tracks to create the perfect sound for game levels. The composers mix is also included for those who do not wish to mix their own track. Many animations now feature matching sound effects, and a simple audio controller script makes playing them and controlling aspects like volume easy. Concept art in layered Photoshop format is provided for customization purposes, such as using in Steam pages, manuals, websites, and other promotional materials. Animations included are attack variations, breathe fire, death scenes, head and tail whips, flying animations, walk and run cycles, and more. Custom particles for magic spells are also incorporated into the package. The models use real PBR values, with maps including Diffuse, Normal, Roughness, Metallic, Height, and Ambient Occlusion. Legacy shaders are compatible with the textures exported from Unity 5, allowing them to work in any Unity version. Multiple LODs are provided for different poly counts, but it is suggested to use Simplygon or Mantis Online for creating custom LODs tailored to your project and platform.