Snaps Prototype | Gas Station includes:

Structural elements to prototype four different parts of a gas station Store, Pump Area, Garage and an Automatic Car Wash.

65 Structural prefabs
• Wall, floor, ceiling and roof pieces for all four different areas
• Door and shutters with frame pieces
• Built in ceiling lights
• Fence and curb pieces

167 Props to decorate the different areas
• Gas pump, air pump and refuel station
• Car lifts, disc cutter, wheel balance and other garage machines
• Small tools and toolbox
• Modular shelf and cabinet pieces
• 6 different car wash machineries
• Shelving and fridge for store and food props
• Toilet stall, bowl and sink
• Signs and banners
• Many many more prototyping props

Compatible with:
Unity 2018.4 and above
Progrids
Probuilder

Snaps Prototype asset packs are collections of prefabs built to real-world scale with ProBuilder, designed to help game developers design 3D levels quickly by providing collections of themed assets that are modular, built to real-world scale, customizable, and easy to use. Combined with ProGrids, Snaps Prototype assets snap on all three axes making level construction incredibly fast, easy, and precise.

The Snaps ecosystem is ideal for anyone who wants to prototype and build projects quickly.

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Each Snaps Prototype pack caters to a particular theme to provide a little added visual boost beyond typical cubes and planes prototypes. The themes also provide additional visual communication for concept artists and a visual “feel” while prototyping gameplay. The assets were modeled entirely with ProBuilder so they can be further customized or modified using the Probuildarize tool to enable editing. All models have their UVs unwrapped and are ready for textures to be applied.

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