Built for frame budgets

Why flat shading wins

No normal maps, no texture atlases, no PBR soup. Flat shading with a shared material means the GPU sorts through triangles instead of textures — dramatically cheaper on mobile and in WebXR.

One material, one draw call

Nearly every model shares a single MATERIAL. Rigged parts are separate meshes (that's why an asset's draw_calls is often more than 1). The merge.mjs tool collapses a whole scene to one draw call — or one per material where an asset carries glass, water or chrome.

Triangle budgets you can search by

Every listing reports exact triangles, and the API filters on max_triangles / min_triangles. Reaching for mobile or WebXR? Filter the catalogue down before you start.

Typical budgets: props 64–600, buildings 900–2,100, characters ~2,400, ultra pieces up to ~3,200.

Real-world scale

Assets are modeled in meters (size_m is on every listing). Drop a 6.8m boat next to a 1.8m fisher and the proportions just work — no guessing, no rescale passes.

Night lighting for free

has_night assets carry a night map naming colour zones to make emissive. Drop your scene lights, flip those zones on, done — no light baking.