Sixteen themed low-poly prop packs, one visual system. Every environment: a lab, a supermarket, a card shop, a casino floor, a gym, a laundromat, an arcade, a bowling alley, a roller rink, a cinema lobby, a municipal pool, a fast-food kitchen, a bank vault, a car wash, a recording studio, an observatory, is built to the same spec: flat-shaded stylized geometry, one 1024x1024 gradient atlas per pack so props batch into a single draw call, GLB + FBX exports, real-world metre scale, and base-centred pivots so drop-in placement just works. Every prop is deterministic procedural geometry: a Python program emits it, so each build is byte-identical rather than resampled. Each comes with an auto-generated README listing per-prop tri counts, because guessing your budget from a thumbnail is a bad way to build a scene.
The model's simple: the base prop set is free and CC0 1.0, public domain, commercial use, no attribution, ever. If you want more range without more geometry, the $7.95 colourways tier rebuilds every prop across four full art-directed palettes (not recolours, considered schemes), licensed royalty-free for your projects.
The retro entertainment district: six packs that share a street, each carrying an After Dark colourway so they build one coherent liminal night scene
Service and sim: the working spaces behind the counter
Showpieces: fewer props, far more object in each one
277 props. 80 art-directed palettes. One spec.
Pick a pack, drop it in, batch it in one call.