3d game assets - highly detailed oil rig in ocean environment

Detailed 3d gaming assets - oil rig in ocean environment

Explore an oil rig within an ocean environment through detailed 3D game assets

Underwater 3D Environment Featuring Barnacles and Oil Rig Assets

3D game art environment featuring a barnacle-covered oil rig support pillar

Highly-detailed game assets - oil rig ocean environment

3D game environment showcasing an oil rig platform with a crane hook

3D gaming environment - platform railings oil barrels and vivid depiction of spilled oil

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INDUSTRIAL SCI-FI AND MODULAR OIL RIG

Environments, Props, Asset Packs

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Released:

Nov 29, 2022

This is an Incredibly detailed Modular Set. We also include Blueprints to help make world building easier!

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GENERAL

Help us Create a Better Future!

Every purchase of this pack helps to save our Ocean's, reducing the amount of trash that ends up there, helping to create sustainable fisheries, and preserving wildlife.

2% of all sales from this pack will be donated to https://oceanconservancy.org/

This Oil Rig was created, because there may be a day in the future when Oil Rigs will no longer exist and this highly detailed recreation of an Oil Rig can serve as a memory of how far we've come in preserving a better future for everyone.

From the team and creator of PurePolygons and Downtown West Modular Packs!

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This is an Incredibly detailed Modular Set with Blueprints to help make world building easier. Use for large environments, small environments, cinematics, gameplay, VR, and more! Assets are created at the highest quality in every aspect. We build the artwork with the idea in mind that our customers may use these assets in any way imaginable. So we provide the art at the highest quality and provide content and videos to help share quick tips for optimizing the work to perform on almost any platform.

The Oil Rig contains above water AND underwater assets for use in any aspect of the environment. Here's a small sample of some of the tools we have provided for simple environment creation.

The Drone is not included
The water will interact with pillars using Distance Fields Generation
It will even flow down the pillars as the water rises and falls
There are multiple blueprints to make for quick and easy placement of assets in the space
Master Materials make it very quick and easy to change the look of any asset in the scene from color masks, to roughness, worldspace textures, vertex painting, detail textures, puddles, emissive maps, glass, and much more!

Blueprints

Floodlight placement, light angle, light height, intensity, color, volumetric fog settings, and on/off switches
Pipe placement, instancing, repeating, wall placement, floor placement, a blueprint to quickly place any asset in the scene, tile it multiple times and swap out all of the features on it. Like optimized or vertex painted meshes
Spline blueprints for the ropes, hoses, and cables throughout the scene (Easily merged for export or RTX Shadows)
Simple HDRI Swapping blueprint for multiple Skyboxes included in the set
A Crane blueprint for rotation operation and more accurate collision
A Buoyancy Blueprint for allowing any asset to float on the top of the Water and interact with the waves
A Water / Wave blueprint for adjusting wave height, underwater color, visiblity, and more
Air Conditioning blueprints for spinning fans and quickly swapping between AC Types

VFX

Underwater Bubbles and Debris
Wave Water Mist
Pillar Interaction with Wave Height
Trickling Water and splashes

TECHNICAL DETAILS

Hardware Recommendations for Demo Maps Use (Standalone Assets are useable with any hardware)

NVIDIA GTX 1080 and Up
16GB RAM
17GB HDD Space (Large Textures)
1920 x 1080 Monitor Resolution

Features:

Multiple Blueprints to make life and world building easier
VFX
Interiors! Walls and Doors work with Interior's as well
Underwater Bubbles and Debris
Trickling water from Pillars and mist from Ocean Waves
100+ Modular Parts and Pieces to build any type of Sci-Fi or Industrial Structure that suits your needs
Vertex Painted Materials Settings for adding custom elements throughout your scene
50+ Decals from Rust, to Letters, Lines, and even Bird Poop
Water Buoyancy and Mesh Interaction in the level
3 HDRI's included for different times of day

Number of Unique Meshes: 480+

Collision: (Yes) Custom and Auto generated depending on complexity

Vertex Count: 20 - 600,000+

LODs: (Yes) When Necessary

Number of Materials and Material Instances: 21 Master Materials / 300+ Material Instances

Number of Textures: 400+ Textures

Texture Resolutions: 4096 x 4096

Supported Platforms:

Windows: (Yes)

Important Notes:

Unreal Engine Water Plugin Required
Virtual Textures must be enabled for some textures
Generate Distance Fields - Must be enabled for water foam

TIPS AND TRICKS

The Oil Rig Demo Maps are for high end machines. Tech Spec Recommendations listed under Technical Info
The "Oil_Rig_Cinematic" Map included with the pack is not meant for "real-time" purposes and uses RTX Technology as well as other features that make using the map inefficient for high frame rates. It is for Cinematic and Demonstration Purposes Only.
Please use the "Oil_Rig_Optimized" Map included for Real-Time Purposes.
We provide all of our artwork at the HIGHEST quality possible and continue to share videos and tutorials to help people understand how to optimize or tailor the artwork specifically for your needs.
It is impossible to know how everyone will want to use the artwork we provide. By providing the artwork at the highest quality, it allows everyone to benefit from our assets. From high end cinematic developments, to real-time VR experiences, we will be sure you can get exactly what you want out of all of our assets. Please see our Overview and Tutorial videos for more assistance.

Troubles with Nanite in 5.3+

If you have already disabled Nanite and are still experiencing issues with assets being crunched, or nanite creating strange polygon intersections, you need to disable Nanite on a per asset basis. You can do this by selecting all meshes and disabling Nanite all at once. Or selecting the single mesh you want and disabling each mesh 1 at a time
Start by finding the mesh in your Content browser and Right Click the Asset
Find -> Nanite -> Uncheck the Nanite Checkbox
Nanite should now be disabled on the Asset and you will notice the Quality Increase on the mesh.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: What's a "Perfect Version"?

A: When we design our assets, we strive to capture the realism and subtleties of various imperfections that would be expected on that particular type of model. Part of our design philosophy embraces the universal fact that nothing in our world is ever perfect, as well as the understanding that realism and beauty is achieved through the various imperfections that help bring our creations to life. We believe that every asset can have a unique story to tell, most of the time without ever actually needing words to communicate it. In some cases, we start with what we refer to as a “perfect” version - a model that is meant to appear without obvious imperfections. This helps us to establish a baseline to work from which we then meticulously create the imperfections that bring our models to photo-realism levels. Please note that perfect versions only relate to the models and not textures. Additionally, we cannot guarantee that perfect versions will have UVs.

Q: What resolution are your textures?

A: Unless otherwise noted, we typically create our content at 4096 high resolution for our textures. This allows for anyone to easily down-res them to best fit their needs.

Q: What type of texture sets are included?

A: Each listing will designate the types of textures that are included in that particular pack. Depending on the assets, we may include an "ORM" texture which stands for, "Occlusion, Roughness, Metallic." ORM's allow us to pack multiple maps into a single texture file.

Virtual Textures (UDIMs)

Q: What are they and how can I replace them to use standard material assignments?

A: Virtual textures and UDIMs are both techniques used in computer graphics to optimize and manage textures. Virtual textures focus on improving performance and memory usage by loading only the necessary parts of large textures in real-time applications, while UDIMs simplify the texturing process for 3D models by dividing the UV space into a grid of tiles, allowing for greater detail and easier texture management.

Replace to use standard material assignments:

1. Any of the assets you see inside of Unreal that use "Virtual Textures" have UVs like this with their UV's in different 0,1 spaces of the texture space. Each UV "Square" simply needs a new Material ID Assigned to them like in the example image below. Then the asset will need to be re-imported into Unreal with the new Material ID assignments.

If you are confused on how to create a new Material ID, you will need to either export the asset to an external 3D Program or using the modeling and material application tools inside of Unreal
When you are in your modeling editor of choice, simply "Apply a new Material" after selecting all of the faces in each UV Square. So you will perform this step 3 times, once for each UV square.

2. After a new Material ID has been assigned for each UV Square on the asset. Then each Material ID simply needs to have the corresponding textures assigned to the Material Slots. This will be done in either Unreal Engine or whatever 3D Program you are using the assets in.

You can see the name of the textures corresponds to the Material ID and Material that the textures will need to be assigned to.
If you can't see all 3 textures in Unreal, you will need to open the texture properties and uncheck the option for "Virtual Texture," which will help split up what appears to be a single Texture, into the 3 Textures with the different names.

3. After all of your textures and new Materials have been assigned to your asset, everything should now appear correct and you are no longer using any Virtual Textures after following these steps.

This will need to be performed for each asset that uses Virtual Textures until all assets in your asset pack are updated and no more Virtual Textures are being used.

Still have questions? Reach out to us at support@sierradivision.com