Free machine 3D models

A factory bed and a space generator only share a noun

Thirteen models are named machine, and they split in half. Factory Kit has a bed, a connection hole, a connection pipe, a fortified body, a window and a barred window: industrial housings a belt would run toward. Space Kit has a barrel, a large barrel, a generator, a large generator, a wireless unit and a wireless unit with a cable: equipment you would bolt to a hull. They will not read as one production line. The belt that feeds the factory half is the conveyor page. The hull the space half bolts to is the space collection.

Use the factory half in the factory sim. Use the space half in space survival, where a generator is a thing the player keeps running. There is no factory landing page; the tycoon page is the nearest, and it is a different loop. The genre guide keeps simulation and survival apart, which is what this page should do too. The factory collection has the sheds and pipes around the factory machines.

The first change is to throw half of them out of the scene. A generator next to a factory bed tells the player the art direction was a search. After that, the connection pipe and the connection hole are how two factory housings become one machine. Without them you have crates. The wireless cable is the space equivalent: it is the only piece that shows the unit is doing something, and it is worth more than a second generator.

In the factory-sim template, ask Flockbay to set the factory machine bed at the end of a short conveyor, with the connection pipe joining it to the fortified housing, and to leave every space-kit generator out of the room. Press Play and look along the belt. If the machine is a cupboard with no opening toward the belt, say which face should meet the line. Kenney’s packs are CC0. The space generator can have its own scene later, in a corridor, where it belongs.