PREMIUM Asset Constant Updates 4.26 Nordic Harbour - Modular City Building Kit LAST VERSION

Design your own high quality Nordic Harbour within minutes.

Includes a fully detailed pack of facade modules so you can create a nearly infinite number of buildings. Also includes street props, decals, pavement modules, foliage, traffic signs, street lights, 4K materials, and more so you can build a high detailed environment.

This package includes 15 Prefab Buildings, ready to use. Just drop the building you like in the map, and edit each instance that you placed so you can have lots of different buildings with almost no effort. Modify its wall textures, windows, roofs, etc, and you will get a huge amount of varied buildings.

All windows have texture cubemaps simulating fake interiors.
You have up to 5 different interiors to use on the windows. This parallax texture moves along the camera, so it gives the illusion that there is a interior, when in reality it is only a texture.

Features​

• Highly optimized dynamic environment.
• 44 different Building Modules (Roof, Windows, Walls, Gutter, Doors, Gates, Stairs, Chimneys...)
• 15 Blueprint Prefab buildings.
• 20 different Street Furniture props (Bench, Traffic Cone, Street Light, Traffic Lights. Trashes, Electricity Boxes...)
• Foliage
• 18 Street Modules (Roads, Pavement, Dock...)
• 16 different Traffic Signs.

Technical Details​

Number of Unique Meshes: 126
Number of Blueprints: 15
Collision: Yes, mostly automatically generated, some are custom.
LODs: Some of the props (Foliage) have LODs.
Number of Materials: 18
Number of Material Instances: 122
Number of Textures: 275
Texture Resolutions:

• 4096x4096
• 2048x2048
• 1024x1024

Supported Development Platforms:

• Windows: Yes
• Mac: Yes

Support​

To ask any question, report bugs, request features or anything else, please reach us via: [email protected]



UE 4.25 UPDATE
In some cases, when opening the project with UE4.25, the Demonstration map may look brighter than shown on the screenshots. This can be easily solved by sliding the Exposure Compensation of the PostProcessVolume3 down to -1.1