Elements 3D

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A 3D asset bank gathered for the Enigmacube game. The repository collects models ready to import into a real-time engine, their original textures, and texture sheets kept as visual references.

It is an asset archive, not a code library: nothing to install, nothing to build.

Contents

Folder	Content
Model/	43 folders, one per item: the mesh in one or more formats, its textures, and the author's licence file when one is provided
imagerie/	67 .tga texture sheets used as art-direction references

The items

• Vegetation — tree, Maple Tree, palmier, duions_fishtail_palm_blendswap, foliege, Plant1, Plant2, durian
• Architecture — chapel, cathedralbase, mayantemple, medieval house, Medieval, windmill, dungeon_stairs, flay_city
• Scenery and props — colonne_en_ruine, statue, pont, rope_bridge, fence (5 variants), table, trashbox, props1, MetalSheet
• Vehicles — jeep, Bus Ruin, heli, Helicopter blend
• Objects — gun, munition, pomme, poire
• Miscellaneous — model1, model2, model5, Model8, Model9, Model10

Formats present

Meshes: .blend (23), .obj (37), .md2 (43), .3ds (6), .ms3d (2), .c4d (2), .fbx, .dae, .lwo. Textures: .tga (84), .png (48), .jpg (24), .bmp (16), .pcx (11), .dds (3), .tif (2).

The .blend sources are kept as they are, so a model can be reworked before being re-exported rather than starting again from a frozen mesh.

Importing into Three.js

Eleven items — gun, mayantemple, munition, palmier, poire, pomme, pont, statue, table, Plant2, Helicopter blend — carry a json.js exported from Blender in Three.js's JSON format.

Warning: that format targeted JSONLoader, removed from Three.js in r99. On a modern Three.js, re-export the .blend source to glTF 2.0 (.glb) rather than loading these files.

import { GLTFLoader } from 'three/addons/loaders/GLTFLoader.js'

const loader = new GLTFLoader()
const { scene: statue } = await loader.loadAsync('/assets/statue.glb')

The .obj files remain usable directly through OBJLoader and its MTLLoader, keeping the .mtl next to the .obj so texture paths resolve.

Provenance and licences

None of these assets are mine. They were collected on the web and through the Open RPG community in 2020, and remain the property of their authors. This repository adds no licence on top: each author's licence applies, file by file.

• About fifteen folders (fence*, model1, model2, model5, Model8, Model9, Model10, heli) come from W. Sitters and are dual-licensed GPL v2+ or CC-BY 3.0, at your choice, with a duty to credit the author. Their Readme.txt, GNU_licence.txt and CC_attribution_licence.txt ship alongside the files.
• jeep comes from Psionic (psionicdesign.com), free to use, credit appreciated.
• duions_fishtail_palm_blendswap comes from BlendSwap.
• The rest does not document its source. The contents of imagerie/ in particular are sheets extracted from commercial games (the file names point at levels of Tomb Raider Legend and Anniversary): they are working references and are not redistributable.

Before reusing an item elsewhere, check the folder it comes from and trace it back to its author.