Finding available packs

The live pack catalog is the authority for what you can buy now. Documentation should not be used as a static availability or price list because packs can be published, expanded, or updated over time.

What to compare#

Open a pack page to review:

• its current price and publication status;
• the included asset list and free/premium mix;
• screenshots and any interactive demo;
• format, material, scale, and decoder notes;
• optional prebuilds, components, palettes, or showroom files; and
• whether an editable edition is currently available.

The Downloads page is the authority for artifacts already available to your account.

Pack types#

• Environment packs provide independently placeable models for composing a world. Some add prebuilds, palette reference data, or a catalog model.
• Interior packs focus on room-scale furniture, fixtures, or complete spaces. Their material setup varies by pack.
• Configurator packs expose named material zones for live colour changes; see configurator packs.
• Character packs ship rigged humanoids: skinned meshes bound to a shared skeleton, plus animation clips the whole cast reuses. Bodies, heads, and wardrobe pieces are separate files you combine at runtime.
• Seasonal or themed packs use the same live publication rules. A theme is available only when it appears in the catalog.

Do not assume two packs share the same directory layout or optional tools. Read the pack page and its current README before planning an integration.

Related#

• What's in an asset pack — understand common and optional bundle contents.
• Pack pricing & what you get — compare buying a pack with subscribing to a plan.
• Configurator packs: swapping material zones — work with named materials.