Sci-fi cityscape kitbash - residential

This asset kit contains 31 modular residential buildings that were designed to fit into a range of sci-fi design styles. Cyberpunk, classic sci-fi, dystopia, or just a simple near-future cityscape - as long as your setting has a room for boxy shapes and utilitarian design language, this kit is designed to fit right in.


The kit also includes 20 props common to residential zones so there's plenty of air conditioners, antennas, and ventilation shafts - enough to detail your buildings however you want. 

Technical info:

• Buildings: 31
• Props: 20
  • Individual modules & prop meshes: 114
• Polycount:
  • Building meshes only:  4,4 mil.
  • With prop assemblies:  5,2 mil
• Total materials: 32
  • Building-specific materials: 12
  • Building-specific texture maps: 48
  • Prop materials: 20
  • Prop texture maps: 80
• File formats:
  • .blend, fbx
• Contains original high poly meshes:
  • Yes
  • .blend, .fbx, and sbs formats

• Replaced readme.txt with instructions.pdf
• Cleaned up and trimmed the usage instructions
• Added the decals, such as company logos and district names that I've used in the original render - check the ../decals subfolder.
• Re-formatted how the fbx models are arranged inside the folder structure.
• Fixed several bugs with building materials.
  • Merged the prop assemblies into single, monolithic meshes, one per building segment
  • This significant eased the editing, but lost inherent advantages of every prop being an instance
  • What does this mean for you:
    • If you need to import models, you can now do it from one of the three big .fbx files in the ../buildings subfolder - there's one per sub-style. That should make it easier to move them around and quickly populate the scene.  
    • If you prefer the original structure, where the buildings are imported piece-by-piece, and all the props are instances of one another, nothing has changed for you - original fbx files are still there, in the buildings\instanced_source_files subfolder.