The Backrooms - Level 0: "The Lobby"

An Environment pack filled with modular walls, ledges, pillars, three types of ceilings, and a rug.

Not to be missed electrical outlet, cables, door frames, and two kinds of emergency doors with handles.

Asset Pack contains:

• Walls (1m, 2m, and 4m)
• Rug (2m, 0.5m)
• Ceiling with a large lamp and a small lamp
• Ledges (3 sizes)
• Wall ledges (3 sizes)
• Cables (4 types)
• Electrical outlet
• Door frame (Single and double door), with hinges
• Emergency door (Complete and separate)

• Decal grunge (5 types)
• Decal sign (3 types)

• Working door blueprints (Single and double)
• Modular lamp blueprint (Blinking and sound included)

• Sound of fluorescent buzzing (Not looped)
• Sound of fluorescent flickering (Looped)

• Customizable master materials

Hotfix:

• Variable renamed from "Push Right Handle" to "Push Right Bar"

Technical Details

Features:

• Low and medium-poly assets
• Blueprints
• PBR Materials
• Demo scene (40 x 40 m)
• Overview Scene

Collision: (Project Default), some have complex as simple. Cables and Electric outlet have no collision.

LODs: Yes, some have modified SmallProp

Scaled to Epic Skeleton: Yes

Number of Unique Meshes: 55

Vertex Count: 

• Walls (min. 2 to the max. 20)
• Ceiling (min. 4 to the max. 995 - Large Lamp)
• Rug (min. 4 to the max. 6) | Vertex Paint Rug (min. 153 to the max. 289)
• Ledges (min. 10 to the max. 32)
• Cables (min. 1944 to the max 3501)
• Electrical Outlet (174 verts)
• Door Frames (Single - 288 verts, double - 512) 
• Door (1552 verts)

Number of Materials and Material Instances: 23

Number of Textures: 80

Texture Resolutions:  

• 4096 x 4096 (Default)

Texture resolutions can be resized in texture settings by modifying the LOD Bias.

Supported Platforms: Tested and developed on Windows 64-bit. It probably works on other platforms too.

Documentation: No

Important/Additional Notes: 

• The Ceiling in Demonstration map is illuminated by a skylight
• Door and Door frames should be moved by 5 grid snap
• Decals are using DBuffer in Project Settings