- Did a significant rework of the underlying system for the structure -- This allowed me to changed the way how parts are mirrored => They can now be mirrored in both directions. -- In order to make the Sci fi StyleSet work with mirroring, each panel had to be moved up 1 unit. -- Added the mirroring option to the Pipette tool
- Added Part Settings UI, where you can change the; -- rotation => left, right, and reset to world alignment. -- mirroring => X,Y,Z -- coloring options
- Reworked the Tramsforms for the Parts and added the ability to scale them. - Added keybinding for deleting parts => [DEL] - Added (temporary) keybindings for rotating parts => rotate Left [ , ] and rotate Right [ . ]
- more UX rework -- Added labels to even more controls and rearranged some things. -- Colors are now previewed in the panel selection UI. -- The active panel / color is now highlighted in green. -- Null panels are now displayed as crosses, instead of the actual model to symbolize that they should be used to "delete" a panel. -- The main category's for the panels are now minimized by default as they where often wrongfully used to get half panels, instead of cutting a panel.
- Bug fixes: -- Significant performance improvements with the Sci fi StyleSet thanks to a solved error. -- Pipette tool was not able to paste if a panel was directly above or below => Fixed. -- Null panels would show when switching directly from Wireframe to Decorations => Fixed. -- The category's where not properly applied when switching from Panels to Decorations for the fist time => Fixed -- When placing the "Fist person camera" it often clipped through the ground. it is now spawned a little bit higher up to lower the chance of that happening BETA 1.04 - Fixed the issue with the save button

[ 2021-05-17 13:41:13 CET ] [ Original post ]

This toolkit accelerates the invention of unique structures for games using well-known purchasable assets or individual game specific DLC's and allows developers to give their audience a tool to actively participate in the development of the game world.


A simple wireframe editor allows for quick creation of the structure layout. In panel mode, all automatically spawned panels can then be customized and modified. Panels can also be hidden and added separately if needed. In Part mode, you can decorate the structure with a variety of objects to give it a "lived-in" feel. The main purpose of this toolkit is to allow the community and gamedevs to think up and create unique structures for their game.


To convert the structures into Unity prefabs, which you can then easily integrate into your game world, the MOENTO converter sold in the Unity asset store must be purchased.