SOLID Power - Stylized Energy Props Pack

Build a stylized energy site with SOLID Power by PolyClem. Mix wind, solar, hydro and fuel-powered equipment with batteries, electrical distribution and modular utility props for your game environments, bases and industrial scenes.

34 CATALOGUE ENTRIES

7 assemblies, 13 modular parts and 14 standalone props/accessories. Some separate parts also appear in their matching assemblies.

WHAT'S INSIDE

- Modern wind turbine and primitive windmill assemblies with separate components.

- Classic and techno solar systems, panel modules and control cabinets.

- Compact hydro turbine and generator.

- Batteries, an energy cell, a transformer, a capacitor bank and a separate capacitor module.

- Modular utility pole, mast, crossarm with insulators and a 6 m overhead cable span.

- Industrial cable reel, curved cable, and red and green fuel cans.

- Antenna, communication station and lightning rod.

ANIMATED BLENDER DEMO

Open the composed energy park to explore the wind, solar, hydro, fuel and storage areas at their shared physical scale. Three wind rotors loop for 10 seconds at 24 fps. Press Space in Blender to play.

The library and individual FBX/OBJ/GLB files are static. The animation is supplied in the Blender demo. Terrain, canal, labels, conduits, mannequin, cameras and lights are presentation dressing, not extra catalogue entries.

DOWNLOAD CONTENTS

- Blender library and one composed Blender demo.

- 34 individual FBX, 34 OBJ with companion MTL, and 34 GLB files.

- 56 named UCX hulls in Blender and FBX; OBJ/GLB contain visible geometry only.

- Two Base Color resources: a 1024 x 1024 atlas and a 128 x 128 fuel-can palette.

- Packed Blender textures, embedded GLB textures and relative OBJ/MTL texture paths.

- README, asset dimensions and animation instructions.

TECHNICAL NOTES

Metre units and triangulated native meshes. Modern wind assemblies are 24 m high and the primitive assembly is 10.5 m in its initial pose. Animated rotor bounds vary. The complete catalogue totals 100,630 render triangles, counting assemblies and their separate parts.

FBX/OBJ use Z up; GLB uses Y up. Keep each OBJ with its MTL and preserve the folder hierarchy. No LODs, dedicated lightmap UV layer or separate normal/roughness/metallic map set is included. Files are generic 3D formats; no Unreal/Unity project, prefab or Blueprint is supplied, and engine integration has not been validated in-editor.

PRODUCTION NOTE

AI assistance was used for Blender scripting and documentation during this update. The preview images show the actual 3D assets.