[NEW RELEASE] Medieval Viking Ship Set

Hey guys, just submitted this to the Asset Store! Should be up soon, i'll post the links if its ready. Edit: Get it HERE: http://u3d.as/9c7

A Viking ship + a cargo ship:

• Everything modeled, sculpted and painted by hand
  • 20 high quality highres handpainted textures for the ship and the assets
• 2 different ship models (cargo + warship)
  • 3 LODs for each Model from super detailed 60k to around 13k polys
  • 2 sail models: full sail for sailing and closed sail for rowing or in the harbor
• additional assets included:
  • weapons: spears, axes and 2 shields (also in highpoly variants for your characters with lots of detail)
  • 2x barrels, 2x crates, paddles

Hope you like it and find it useful for your games. Put a lot of time and effort into this package.

Here are some screens from Unity!



PS: on my publisher page (https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/publisher/5166) you can also find more viking stuff. shield and axe pack

 

Looks really nice. Great detail.

 

Looks fantastic.

 

The ship pack is now available! http://u3d.as/9c7

 

I have this and axe and shield pack and I was wondering are you going to upgrade them to support Unity 5 (PBS shaders)? I'm stuck atm since I have lot of stuff from Asset Store and I'm not sure where do I start to update them for Unity 5 or just wait if devs are still active

 

hi there treshold! first off all, thanks for buying

I have the upgrading of my packs planned, but at the moment I'm a 100% occupied by my fulltime job until our current project goes live.
On the other hand, the screenshots of the ship are from an early unity 5 beta and there i used the new standard pbs shader (just with 1 specular color for the whole material and a greyscale of the diffuse/albedo for roughness, since I didn't do spec / gloss textures for the ship back then) - and I was quite satisfied. so maybe, in the meantime, this is worth a try.

Hope that helps until I have enough time to do proper PBS textures for this.

Have a nice day,
Holzay

 

Thanks a lot Holzay for tips! I will use these as a starting point on my experiments I will post some screenies when i have something decent to show off lol