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Mar 18, 2022 @ 9:19am
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cyber_walls2

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Cyberpunk SciFI panels and door frames
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cyber_walls2 by jimbo

This is a part of a set of two Sci-Fi/Cyberpunk door frames and two wall/panel "cubes". Each of the two cubes has 6 wall/door/panel sides. These fit perfectly inside the door frames. Together you can make a custom futuristic wall with many different configurations.

The door frames have illumination. Some of the door panels as well.

You can use the Procedural Objects mod to scale/size these to your specific needs.

ASSET NAMES:
cyber_doorframe1
cyber_doorframe2
cyber_walls1
cyber_walls2

NOTE: The file sizes of these simple assets seem large, and they are. Its due to the 2048px texture size. However, the same texture is used for all 4 assets and if you use the Loading Screen Mod they will be recognized as the same and only loaded once. So true file size is 4x lower if you load and use all 4 with the LS Mod.
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Jimbo_WestCoast  [author] Mar 20, 2022 @ 8:32am 
I suspect its from the texture files which are 2048px. The files are used by all 4 assets. And I know there is a mod which recognizes duplicate texture files and only loads them once. So I hope in-game resource hit will be small if you use the mod. I think the mod is "Loading Screen Mod" - https://steamcommunity.com/workshop/filedetails/discussion/667342976/1636416951459546732/
Sp3ctre18 Mar 19, 2022 @ 8:23pm 
Very cool, but do you know where the huge file size is coming from? They're larger than whole buildings...

Is your geometry optimized? Are your textures 4k or something??