説明
66 kits for building an Asian street food corner: the carts, the food, the stools, and the street they sit on.
337 meshes, stylized-realistic low poly. Four hero carts ship both fully assembled and as separate body, cabinet, roof and awning parts you can re-combine: a Vietnamese bánh mì cart, a Taiwanese steamed-bao push cart with stacked bamboo steamers, a Filipino sorbetes ice-cream cart, and a kape coffee cart. Around them sit a carrying-pole sticky rice stall, a clay grill stand, and the props that fill in a sidewalk eatery.
What's inside
Vendor carts & stalls: 4 hero carts (assembled, modular parts, livery variants), carrying-pole stall, grill stand, stall frame with canopy
Food & cookware: phở bowls, bánh mì, bao steamers, drinks, condiment caddies, pots, pans, kettles
Furniture: the low plastic stools and tables in market colours, wooden benches
Signage & clutter: menu A-frames, hanging shop signs, planters, crates, buckets, brooms
Street modules: snap-together pavement tiles (3 wear levels), curbs and drains, shophouse wall bays with roll-up shutters, window grilles, breeze blocks, power poles and wire spans, tarps and canopies
2 demo scenes: a full overview lineup and an assembled "Lunch Rush Corner" street scene
Specs
Exactly 3 materials for the whole pack (colour atlas, signage sheet, glass), so every mesh is one draw call
Median prop is 336 triangles. Flat street modules stay under 300 and no single mesh goes over 1,500. A fully dressed hero cart prefab, food and clutter included, lands between 8,500 and 22,000
Every opening, including shutters, grilles and breeze blocks, is real geometry rather than alpha cutout, so the silhouettes hold up at any angle
Metres, real-world scale, pivots at the foot of every prop. Wall-mounted pieces pivot at their mounting plate, so they snap flush onto the walls
Flat shading, non-overlapping placement, no z-fighting
Formats: .unitypackage, GLB (textures embedded), FBX, OBJ, .blend. An assembly_coords.csv lists the exact local transform of every hero-cart part.