A model pack to create a realistic Japanese convenience store, konbini. This pack includes both the scene & the assets.

For Unreal Engine optimized version, please see here:
- https://www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/39aded777d33453b941246ed6f17222e
For Unity optimized version, please see here:
- https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/3d/environments/japanese-convenience-store-195956

The models in this pack are carefully crated realistic Japanese products as well as possible without infringing any real-world trademarks. A large number of models in this pack have multiple texture variants, examples being 37 different cans, 15 different chips, 8 different chocolates and 42 different cigarette packs. The pack includes over 100 assets (some duplicates to use the same texture for multiple assets), over 470 asset-material combinations and realistic Japanese products. All store products include 2-42 texture variations with median being 8.

All the materials are made using PBR workflow, which results in high-quality assets in any situation. Models utilize weighed normals workflow, which means the models are high quality without large normal maps or extra vertices. Assets are usable in various situations ranging from VR to games and mobile to visualizations.

Included models: 15 store counters, ATM, cash register, food stand, 4 fridges, 1 whole freezer, 1 modular freezer, 2 lights, 1 magazine, 4 rows of manga, newspaper, newspaper stand, electronic price tag, 3 umbrellas, umbrella stand, 9 store shelves, 2 tobacco shelves, 2 bento, 6 bottles, candy bag, can, cereals, 3 chips, cylindrical chips, chocolate, cup noodles, detergent, frozen food, cookies, hair dye, hairspray, ice cream, a bag of masks, onigiri, sandwich, shampoo tube, chocolate sticks, tissue box, toilet paper bag, vitamin pill bottle

Texture resolution varies between 256px and 4096px, most being 2048px.

A scene such as in the screenshots is about 1.5 million tris.

Note: the prebuilt store is included with the pack, but does not have lights setup and uses only one variant of the possible product variations.

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