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Currently, our Ornamental Flower Set is a freely distributed asset. We plan to offer new free assets every 1 – 2 months. By all means please take advantage of this.
Currently, the Ornamental Flower Set can be downloaded from the Unity Asset Store for free.
You can directly import the asset from the purchase screen to your current Unity project. Once purchased, click the import button displayed on the Asset Store screen and the asset will be imported into the Unity project currently open.
The payment needs to be in US dollars. Currently you cannot use other currencies. However, paypal can be used to make purchases in US dollars, please click here(paypal WebSite) for more information.
In the Unity Asset Store, credit card is not the only payment method. PayPal can also be used as a payment method. For PayPal, please click here(paypal WebSite).
You can buy GameAssetStudio’s game assets from the Unity Asset Store site operated by Unity.
These assets can be used in any genre of game. In addition, it doesn’t even have to be a game.
The possibilities are endless. Unleash your imagination!
Please feel free to modify these assets as you like. In addition you are free to sell and distribute games developed with these assets. However, redistributing or selling these assets is prohibited. We appreciate your understanding on this matter.
Along with the game assets, the sample project can also be modified.
(Honoka Futaba Basic Set)
Even without advanced game development knowledge, by using Unity you can quickly get 3D objects moving on the screen. And since the included substantial sample game can be modified, it’s possible to create a game of your own.
If you want to try making a full scale game on your own, Unity is a great place to begin.
Game assets are materials created for the benefit of making games.
Game assets generally include the following.
-Graphical Data (such as characters and environments)
-Animations (such as motion data for characters)
-Effects (such as flashes or explosions)
-Sound (sound effects and music)
-GUI (the interface that lets the player interact with the game, buttons, bars, switches)
– Shaders and textures which make up the game’s materials
These various items are provided as assets for the purpose of making games.