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Embark on an extraordinary journey with our Alien Bioluminescent Swamp – a captivating biome, brimming with unique glowing plants.

This game-ready environment features interactive physics foliage. As you walk, the grass lights up and amazing particle effects make it even more immersive!

This comprehensive package includes:

• 17 meticulously designed plant meshes, featuring 5 unique tree species and 5 ground species.

• 36 rock meshes (18 per level), enhancing the realism and depth of your scenes.

• Grass affected by distance field lighting, creating mesmerizing glow waves from any rocks or plants on it.

Footstep Sound Effects

Automatically detect the surface beneath your player and play the right footstep sound.

There are 29 ground sounds like dirt, grass, mud, and sand, plus 16 water footstep sounds.

Procedural Fungi Rock Blueprint:

Explore the unique Fungi Rock Blueprint, which strategically places various fungi meshes on rock surfaces.

This blueprint automatically adjusts the orientation of each fungus to align with the world’s level, regardless of the rock’s rotation, and randomizes each mesh for a natural look.

Sound & Music:

Immerse yourself in this alien grassland with high-fidelity ambient wind sounds.

Interact with bulbous plants to hear 9 unique ‘boing’ noises and leafy ferns for 4 distinct rustling effects.

Additionally, enjoy a three-minute cinematic music score that enhances the beauty of this setting.

Texture Resolution & Performance

All textures are provided at a minimum resolution of 4096×4096, suitable for film-quality environments.

However, they are pre-configured to the lowest reasonable settings, typically 2048 or lower, to ensure high detail without sacrificing performance.

Mesh List:

• 4 Fungi Meshes

• 4 Trees

• 3 Ferns

• 3 Rocks

• 3 Roots

• 2 Shrubs

• 1 Grass Mesh

IMPORTANT NOTE:

This product will not work unless you first move the "FoliagePhysics" folder into your contents folder.

Simply close your unreal project, cut the "FoliagePhysics" folder from inside the "AlienJunglePlants" folder, and paste into your "Contents" folder. Then open your project again and everything will work correctly!