Populate an entire medieval market street in a single click. This Blueprint-based generator scatters carts, stalls, crates, barrels, sacks and produce along your layout using configurable rules — and it ships with the complete asset library, so there is nothing else to buy.

Built for level designers and environment artists dressing large medieval towns, bazaars and open-world settlements, where hand-placing every prop is not realistic.

Features

• One-click market and street dressing from modular props

• Configurable scatter rules: density, variation, clustering, random seed

• All assets pivot-aligned bottom-center and scaled for PCG spawners

• Instant preview in the editor — iterate without leaving the viewport

• Trim sheet workflow: only 6 master trim sheets across the entire library, dramatically reducing draw calls and memory

• Nanite-enabled geometry for very high object counts at low cost

• Real-world metric scale, ready to drop into an existing level

What's included

• Procedural market generator Blueprint with full parameter set

• Documented Blueprint with commented graph

• Demo map showing the generator in use

• Complete prop library:

  • Carts — handcarts and wagons: empty, fruit-filled, sack-filled, fabric-filled

  • Containers — wooden crates (single and stacked), barrels, burlap sacks (open and closed)

  • Produce — piles of apples, oranges, grain and spices

  • Stalls — wooden tables with draped fabrics, covered market stalls with pottery

• 6 master materials: Wood, Organic, Metal, Ceramic, Fabric_Wool, Fabric_Linen

Technical details

• Engine: Unreal Engine 5.0+

• Procedural logic runs entirely in Blueprint — no C++, no external plugins required

• Workflow: define your area → set parameters → generate

• Texturing: trim sheet based unwrapping with optimized atlases

• Scale: real-world, metric

• Pivots: bottom-center for reliable PCG scattering

• Nanite: enabled by default on static meshes

• No LODs — Nanite handles geometric detail

• No collision — these assets are built for visual set dressing and background density. Players will pass through them unless collision is added on import. This is a deliberate choice that keeps large scattered scenes inexpensive to render.

Use cases

• Large-scale medieval town and city dressing

• Market and bazaar streets

• Background vistas and non-playable areas

• Crowd scenes where physics obstacles are unnecessary

• Cinematic set dressing

• Rapid blockout and iteration

Notes

• Nanite is supported on Unreal Engine 5 projects targeting desktop platforms. Mobile, VR and non-Nanite platforms may require Nanite to be disabled. See the Unreal Engine Nanite documentation.

• The generator produces exterior street and market dressing. Building interiors are not generated.

Demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFM8-maZA6w&t=595s

Works well with

• Procedural Medieval Building Generator — generate the buildings, then dress the street between them

• Medieval Modular Building Kit – Trim Sheet Based — the modular architecture this market sits in

• Medieval Market & Bazaar Props Kit — additional hand-placeable market props

• Fish Stall Props Medieval — add a fish stall to the market

• Medieval Gothic Lighting Pack — light the street

More medieval environment tools and asset packs: MuzeyyenUcma on Fab