FAQ

We provide Unity Package, Unreal Engine, Blender, C4D, Maya, 3DSMax, FBX, OBJ, GLTF, STL. However, please check the description of each pack before purchasing, as certain formats may temporarily be unavailable.

For convenience, files in FBX, OBJ, GLTF, and STL formats are provided in two versions: Separate assets (each asset in a separate file) and All assets (all assets in one file).

If your desired format is not available, feel free to contact us, and we may be able to assist you.

Yes, they do. However, PBR textures are used in only a few packs. Most of the time, we use a universal texture to optimize performance. You can learn more about our texture workflow in the article on our blog: https://ithappystudios.com/blog/uv-unwrapping-how-to-do-it-easily-and-quickly/.

Yes, we do.

We do not use different levels of detail (LOD) since our models are already well-optimized. We carefully balance optimization and visual quality in model development. The polygon count for our scenes typically ranges from 50,000 to 150,000 triangles. You can check this information for each asset pack in the Technical Info tab.

Our models are fully compatible with game engines like Unity and Unreal Engine. We also provide models in popular formats (FBX, OBJ, etc.), ensuring easy integration into various engines and workflows. However, we do not provide technical support for integrating models into third-party engines like Godot.

All of our asset packs are well-optimized and suitable for mobile game development.

Our character models use rigging compatible with major game engine standards. For Unity, we support the Humanoid rig, making it easy to integrate models into projects using animations from various sources. For Unreal Engine (UE), we implement rigging based on the UE Skeleton, ensuring compatibility with the engine and allowing for the use of pre-existing animations and characters with minimal setup.

Yes, our models are well-suited for use in VR/AR projects. During development, we ensure that models have proper proportions and scaling for VR environments so they appear natural and comfortable for users.

No, unfortunately, we are unable to do this.

Unfortunately, using our visual resources for advertising or showcasing your game product is not permitted. We strongly recommend creating your own unique materials for your presentation. This not only ensures copyright compliance but also allows you to most effectively and authentically highlight your project’s features and strengths. Developing original content will help you accurately reflect the uniqueness of your game and attract the attention of your target audience.