Beach Sky Skybox

Skybox Specs

• 1:1 Aspect Ratio, designed for Latitude-Longitude Layout (Cylindrical) cube mapping.
• Inspired by Super Mario 64 skyboxes, and skyboxes of similar games.
• Can be used as a merged, single layer skybox or in layers for a parallax effect.
• Designed for Unity, but can be adapted to other engines, especially Unreal.
• Warm blue stylized vibe that goes well with a beach level.
• Lo-Rez Retro version included.

Contents

1 Stylized Skybox, which includes:

• Layered 4k PSD (1 image, 4096 x 4096 px)
• Individual 4k PNG Layers (7 images)
  • 4k meaning: assets for a 4096 x 4096 px canvas.
• Individual 256, Retro-fied PNG Layers (7 images)
• Merged 1k Cubemap (2 image, with and without sun)
• Merged 2k Cubemap (2 image, with and without sun)
• Merged 4k Cubemap (2 image, with and without sun)
• Merged Retro-fied Cubemap (1 image)
• Basic Skysphere models (6 FBX files)
• FOR UNITY: Cubemap shaders
• FOR UNITY: Custom example Shader for multi-layered skyboxes
• FOR UNITY: Example Scenes with everything set up: 
  • High Quality (Un-optimized)
  • Retro Quality (Stylized Retro)

License Info

Purchase of this asset pack allows commercial use of its assets, even without credit. Although, credit is appreciated. The only restriction is that the assets in this pack cannot be redistributed on their own. For example, using these assets for a commercial game, game jam, or YouTube video is acceptable. However, re-packaging these assets in your own asset pack is not allowed. If using these files with source control, like Git, please ensure these files can't be downloaded freely by the public. Distribution among a team working on a project is fine.

Set Up

This pack requires certain packages if you want to use the included shader graph shaders. Open Unity's Package manager and display the Unity Registry. Please make sure to install the following packages:

• Universal RP (Universal Render Pipeline)
• Shader Graph
• Core RP Library (Likely Pre-installed)

Additionally, if you want the shaders rendered with the Universal RP, you will need to finish setting it up in the Project Settings. Further reading here: 

https://docs.unity3d.com/Packages/com.unity.render-pipelines.universal@7.1/manua...

The shaders can be used without setting up the Universal RP, but they will render using the Built-In RP. Regardless, the Universal RP package will be needed to compile the shader.