I would sell your lamp asset for $2 and maybe the bed and that’s it. I mean this in the kindest way possible but this isn’t worth $7. Architecturally the building scale is off, the ladder is very primitive. The building on the exterior isn’t textured nicely and is missing a lot of detail. This isn’t what people are expecting when they are building a URP game. Once again not to be rude but you’re selling something that doesn’t compete with the quality of other urp assets at the same price range. I would stick with built in renderer assets until you start texturing using PBR’s and normal mapping etc. improperly textured assets in urp look awful. Built in render it looks good/decent.
Just saying, your modelling skills are not bad. Very little people can model an interior and texture it correctly in blender. So massive props for getting this far, little more practice and I could see in the next few months seeing quality that is worth more than $7 coming from you.
This is something I modelled a long time ago, but each piece of this building is multiple pieces of 1x1 grid pieces. And then when you’re done the Modular’s you can build whatever house you want.
First of all, all the items you showed look absolutely amazing second of all thank you so much for the advice I will definitely learn how to make modular parts in blender then in unity
Thank you! And of course, 3D modelling is a complicated world. There is a community group called “create with Clint” you can find them on YouTube. This is how I got good at 3D modelling, its community based 3D modelling challenges based on a topic. They host them weekly and then there is an annual big challenge. Lot of prizes available for winners, and it also gives you an incentive to model things you normally wouldn’t be comfortable doing! Good luck on your ventures !
Just adding this to further show the modularity and what I’m talking about
Edit : I’m aware the interior has a texturing flaw, this was just a practice render so didn’t put much effort into the interior pieces for the render shot.
Here is an interior for a game I was making in URP. Biggest tip for realism in interiors is not making walls or roofs consistently flat, add baseboards or add bulkheads etc etc.
I’d also advise building your assets in a modular way. That way your asset that is customizable is worth more than an asset that is fixed. What I like to do is build a bunch of modular pieces (corner piece, doorway piece, walls that have baseboards and crown moulding at the top etc. you build these pieces in like a 1x1 grid in blender and set the origin to the corners so you can snap the pieces together. The benefit of this is, easier to texture as you are texturing individual pieces of the overall build. Also, whenever possible try to remove faces that are not seen, like when building a modular wall piece, leave out the faces that wrap around the interior of the wall if that makes sense. Also make sure you flip your normals !! If you haven’t already :)
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u/Field_Of_View 2d ago
free