Frontier Comms – 3d Sci-Fi Comms Assets

Frontier Comms

Five sci‑fi comms props • 9 meshes • 3 LODs • Unity, Unreal & Blender

Equip your sci‑fi project with Frontier Comms, a set of five game‑ready PBR communication devices built for rapid prototyping and polished production in Unity, Unreal Engine, or Blender. These props deliver grounded realism and clear visual storytelling in any setting—whether you’re crafting a deep‑space outpost, a survival base, or a tactical command hub.

What’s Inside
• Transponder: Handheld radio with grip guard and antenna—perfect for field ops
• Data Pad: Elegant yet sturdy tablet for mission logs, scans, or UI overlays
• Comms Rack: Equipment hub loaded with consoles and tech modules
• Satellite Dish: Foldable long‑range array (compact & deployed variants)
• Distress Beacon: Emergency signaling device in stowed and active modes

Key Features
• 3 LODs per asset (LOD0 ranges from 6K to 35K triangles)
• Colliders: Child Box  Colliders (Unity) and UCX (Unreal)
• Demo Scenes & Prefabs for Unity (.unitypackage) and Unreal (.uproject)
• 2K PBR Textures authored in Substance Painter
• Texture Maps: 8 total
• Materials: 3 master materials
• Optimized Geometry: Efficient UVs and optimized mesh flow
• No animations included

Engine Support
• Unity (2022.3+): Built‑in, URP, HDRP — includes sample scene, prefabs, LODs, and asset specific one‑click material assigner
• Unreal Engine (5.3+): Full drag‑and‑drop project with demo scene, prefabs, LODs, colliders, and configured materials
• Blender: Native .blend file for layout tweaks or custom edits

Why You’ll Love It
• Instant Integration: Drop into your scene and go—no fiddling with setup
• Performance‑Friendly: Optimized for real‑time applications and VR demos
• Use Case: Exploration Missions — Place the Data Pad as an interactive HUD
• Use Case: Survival Scenarios — Deploy the Distress Beacon to call for backup when faced with unexpected dangers
• Developer‑Focused: Clear naming conventions, organized folder structure, and sample scenes

Need help? Contact martin.ljungblad@gmail.com for fast support.