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Media 1 for listing WW2 Command Room – Modular Military Interior Environment

Description

A modular WW2 command center environment inspired by the Churchill War Rooms. Includes architecture, pipes, vents, and numerous era-specific props for building military headquarters rooms, bunkers, intelligence offices, Cold War facilities or historical museum recreations.

The environment uses tileable materials and mesh decals to achieve high visual fidelity while remaining optimized, reducing the number of drawcalls when assets are used together.

Architecture, pipes and vents are fully modular.

The environment also includes numerous large and small era specific props (from the large map of the world of mid WW2, to the famous 'Victory Day' clock and the alarm schedules board).

Everything is customizable with nearly every material having multiple customization options using POM, SSS, 2nd UVs, masking and vertex painting.

The environment includes a fully functional projector setup designed for command room scenes:

  • animated film projector prop

  • projection screen with video playback (WW2 stock footage)

  • synchronized light source that changes colour and intensity with the projected footage

  • ready-to-use setup for war room briefings and cinematic scenes

The environment includes several blueprint tools designed to speed up set dressing and scene assembly.

Spline cable tool:

  • Blueprint spline tool for quickly laying electrical cables across floors, walls, or ceilings

  • Allows fast placement and easy adjustment of cable paths during level design

Set dressing randomization tools:

  • Blueprint tool for randomizing book meshes and colours to quickly populate desks and shelves

  • Blueprint tool for randomizing paper props for natural variation in documents and notes

These tools make it significantly faster to create believable clutter and wiring typical of WW2 command rooms and military offices.

Supports both 4.27 and 5.0 - both with realtime lighting. Lit with Lumen in UE5.

See a video flythrough of the environment here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbCOe0FdiCg

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