Read about The Monolith in Dneproman’s release thread on the Unreal Engine forums All of the files are licensed for commercial use. You can read more about The Monolith in Klimenko’s thread on the Unreal Engine forums announcing the release via the link below. The download includes the 3ds Max and Houdini project files for the demo. The assets were used by the DnMAN and StormGS teams in the production of the Unreal Engine 4.6 demo scene shown above. The files consist of 220 seamless 2K textures of common materials like brick, concrete and plaster, and 60 Instanced Materials with diffuse, normal and roughness maps. Documentation of these libraries will help.Updated 23 January 2017 with new download informationĬG generalist Leonid ‘DneproMan’ Klimenko has released The Monolith: a massive collection of free textures and materials for use in Unreal Engine. Specifics of the implementation depend on your needs. Those components have functions such as CreateMeshSection, which have as input parameters those same arrays of vertices/uvs/etc. This data then needs to be displayed.įor displaying mesh data, you can use Procedural Mesh Component which is included in the engine, or a free open-source alternative, which has several improvements: Runtime Mesh Component. Then you need to include the binaries/includes in the engine: help for that here (and elsewhere on the internet, just search "include third-party library in Unreal).Īssimp can import many file types, and give you arrays of vertex positions, UVs, normals, as well as triangle data. You need to compile it for needed platform (the documentation of the library is good, it describes how you can do that in detail).
This task requires two separate things: importing mesh data from a file, and displaying the mesh data.įor importing mesh data, it's possible to use the open-source cross-platform 3D file import library, assimp.
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