See what you're placing.
Open the library, search by name, or narrow the collection by category and subcategory. Pick from real asset thumbnails.
BUILT FOR BLENDER v0.7.1
Your next scene
starts here.
The Asset Library 2
Spend less time hunting for assets.
Spend more time making something great.
245 textured models, surfaces and details, ready to browse, place and scatter inside Blender.
Real models from the library. Ready for your scene.
245 assets
A collection to build with
6 categories
From architecture to vegetation
PBR materials
Image textures packed in
Blender native
Tested in Blender 5.2
A PLACE TO START
BUILD THE BIG PICTURE. FILL IN THE DETAILS.
A few assets.
A world of possibilities.
Gatehouse, ruins, timber tower & foliageAssets included in the collection
MEET YOUR NEXT BUILDING BLOCKS
Big shapes.
Little details. All here.
Build a medieval courtyard. Dress an industrial rooftop. Add a tree, a cart, a character, or the last patch of ivy that makes a scene feel lived in.
245 assets in the collection
SELECT AN ASSET FOR A CLOSER LOOK
STAY IN YOUR SCENE
Find it. Place it.
Make it yours.
A thumbnail library and surface-aware brush, with the controls you need right in Blender's sidebar.
One asset. Or a whole patch.
Add a model at the 3D cursor or paint assets onto scene surfaces. Mix selected assets in a brush stroke.
Keep the controls close.
Select a scatter to change its spread, density, scale, scale variation and random rotation. Brush, Scatter and General settings live in the sidebar.
Less folder diving.
More scene building.
THE SAME ASSET. YOUR DIRECTION.
Change the paint.
Keep the character.
Customize the shipping containers with per-object paint color, roughness and variant controls. Recolor the paint while rust, dirt, markings and bare hardware retain their own colors.
- Eight shipping-container variants
- Independent color and roughness per object
- Variant changes preserve placement and surface settings
TREES, VINES, ROOTS & SMALL PLANTSA LITTLE LIFE GOES A LONG WAY
Soften the edges.
Bring it to life.
Add broadleaf trees and conifers, hanging vines, flowering creepers, roots and ground plants. Supported medieval buildings also let you switch their included overgrowth on or off per instance.
Explore the nature collectionA LIBRARY THAT'S EASY TO UPDATE
Add to the collection.
Skip the full re-download.
Install a library update ZIP from Settings → General. New and revised assets appear in the browser, with supported customization and placement settings included. Installed updates are stored separately from the add-on.
UPDATE ZIPGENERAL SETTINGSBACK TO BUILDING.
THE PRACTICAL DETAILS
Made to fit
your workflow.
What's in the collection?
245 published assets across Architecture, Nature, Props & Furniture, Industrial, Materials & Decals, and Characters & Animals. Explore the searchable gallery above to see every included asset.
Are the textures included?
Yes. The distributed Blender assets contain their image textures. You don't need to keep an external texture folder beside the add-on.
Can I change an existing scatter?
Yes. Select the scatter object to adjust spread, density, scale, scale variation, random rotation and surface offset. You can also use the Scatter tab in the sidebar settings.
Which assets can I customize?
The eight shipping containers support paint color, roughness and variant controls. Supported medieval buildings have a per-instance overgrowth toggle. Available controls depend on the selected asset.
Which Blender version was tested?
Version 0.7.1 was validated in Blender 5.2, including packed-image loading and inserting every asset twice with independent transforms. The add-on declares Blender 4.2 as its minimum; other versions have not been validated in this release.
How do library updates work?
Open the gear beside Open Asset Library, choose General, and install an asset update ZIP. An update can add new assets or replace library versions without downloading the whole collection. Existing objects already in your scene keep their geometry.
More making.
Less starting from zero.
Take a look inside 245 assets. A lot of places to go.