Collection -v0.02 Part 2- B...: Dmd - Fantasy Scene

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2.1 Core Assets

• 4–8 pre-assembled scenes (each with cameras, lighting, and props)
• FBX/OBJ source files (for customization)
• Texture sets (4K PBR textures – albedo, normal, roughness, metallic, AO)
• Lighting presets (day, night, magical glow, torchlight)
• Post-processing profiles (bloom, depth of field, color grading)

Version Notes – v0.02 Part 2

• Status: Early access / work-in-progress.
• Compatibility: Unreal Engine 5.3+ (or Unity 2022 LTS+).
• Assets: 40+ static meshes, 12 master materials, 2 demo maps.
• Optimization: LODs, lightmap UVs, nanite support (if UE5).
• Previous part (v0.01) required for full collection? No, stand-alone but recommended.

What’s Included in Part 2 (v0.02)

This update adds:

• Barrow ruins – ancient burial mounds, mossy stone entrances, weathered pillars.
• Bastion pieces – tower sections, battlement walls, gatehouse components.
• Bridges – arched stone bridges, rope bridges, broken variants.
• Biome blending – cliff sections, forest edge decals, overgrowth props.
• Blueprint/prop variants – lanterns, banners, barricades.

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