Modular assets can be in the form of caves, corridors, buildings, rooms that connect to one another, vents, pipes, entire indoor map sections and more. They are meant to connect to one another in selective repetition.

But where’s the tool that allows seamless and easy connection between such modules? By default that tool is called manual labour. Now? Now it’s called MALLET: Modular Asset Manager.

You can get the version that contains the Pipe Asset Pack so you can jump right in.

Pack consists of:

• 2 bends 45°, 11 bends 90°, 1 bend 180°, 7 brackets, 4 couplings, 1 cross, 3 flanges, 2 S-Bends, 2 spherical bends, 1 spherical coupling, 2 spherical tees, 4 str, 1 tee, 4 valves. Additional details of sizes and lengths at poster below.

Create a Set that can contain a group of "Rusted pipes," "Steel corridors," or "Cave style 8."… Each set can have even more customization in the form of Classes, in the case you want “Vertical” for sloping or staircase modules “Junctions” for branching paths or “Terminals” for path ends.

Just open your asset pack or import it into a project, add the parts to the Sets and Classes and then build with ease.

CHANGELOG:
Version 1.1

• Added the buttons "Select Module Object", "Parent" and "Child". These three buttons can be assigned hotkeys by right clicking on them.
• Parent and Child selects the 'next' or 'previous' Module Spawner Control Point in the hierarchy (similar system to bones).
• The Select Module Object button will open a Pie Menu with choices. The Pie Menu will show only objects belonging to the currently-selected "Module Set". Note that Blender only supports 8 elements in a Pie Menu at a time, so a Module Class with more than 8 Module Objects won't show all elements.