Documentation

What's in the Pack

67 low poly environment props, organized into six categories, all sharing a single 256×256 texture atlas.

• Rocks & Cliffs (10): Rock_1–Rock_5, Hexagonal_rockes, Cliff_1–Cliff_3
• Trees (9): Pine_tree, Coconut_tree, Coconut_Tree_with_fruit, Cactus_tree_1–3, Big_tree, Big_tree_1–2, Small_Light_tree, Small_Dark_tree
• Dead Wood (11): Dead_tree, Dead_tree_1–3, Big_Dead_tree, Dead_log_in_soil, Dead_log_in_rock, Tree_stump, Tree_stump_with_moss
• Mushrooms (17): Red, White, Black, Blue, and Poisonous variants in rounded and flat-cap styles, including clustered groups
• Flowers (5): Purple, Yellow, Blue, Red, Violet
• Grass & Ground Cover (15): Short and Tall grass in green, dark green, light green, brown, and withered variants

File Formats Included

• .obj + .mtl — Wavefront OBJ with material definition
• .dae — Collada, for broad DCC/engine compatibility
• .abc — Alembic

FBX and glTF are not included in the current version. If your pipeline needs them, import the OBJ or DAE into your target engine/DCC tool and export from there.

Importing into Blender

1. Keep Low poly game Props.obj, Low poly game Props.mtl, and LowPoly.png in the same folder
2. File > Import > Wavefront (.obj)
3. Select the .obj file — the material and texture should link automatically
4. If the texture doesn't appear, go to the Shading tab, select the Texture_Atlas material, and manually relink the Image Texture node to LowPoly.png

Importing into Other Software / Game Engines

Use the .dae (Collada) file for the widest compatibility outside Blender. After import, re-apply the LowPoly.png texture manually if your software doesn't read the embedded material path (the original path is a local Windows file path and won't resolve on other machines).

Scale & Axis Orientation

Models use Blender's default Z-up orientation at real-world-ish scale (1 Blender unit ≈ 1 meter). Engines using Y-up (Unity, Unreal) will need the standard axis conversion on import — most importers handle this automatically.

Object Names

Every prop is a separate, individually named object (e.g. Rock_1, Pine_tree, Red_Mushroom), so you can select, move, duplicate, or delete any single piece without affecting the rest of the pack.

Technical Specs

• 67 objects total
• ~35,500 vertices / ~39,900 faces across the full pack
• 1 shared material, 1 texture atlas (256×256)
• Not rigged, not animated

License

This pack is distributed under a Royalty-Free, Personal Use license — see the included LICENSE.txt for full terms. Commercial use requires a separate license.

Support

For import issues, missing textures, or licensing questions, contact:
Meshmind — [email protected]