Free terrain 3D models

This is a planet you can drive on, not a forest

All fourteen pieces are Space Kit, and they are a ground plane for a moon or a Mars more than they are a landscape. A plain terrain, ramps, a large ramp, a road corner, a cross, an end, a split, a straight, and sides: a cliff, a corner, an inner corner, an end. It is a small kit for the surface under a rover or a habitat. It is not Nature Kit’s cliffs, and it is not a heightmap. If you wanted pines, they are on the tree page, and they will look absurd standing on this dirt unless the joke is that the pines are on the moon.

The template is space survival, where the ground is the hazard and the base sits on a ramp you chose. The survival landing page talks about authored land. The genre guide files space survival under survival, not under a nature walk. The rockets, the generators and the station you might land next to are the space collection. The numbered asphalt tiles are a different road, on the road page.

What to change first is the silhouette of the ground against the sky. One ramp, one cliff side and one road straight already tell you whether a vehicle can climb and whether the horizon is a wall. Filling the page in — every corner, the inner corner, the split — before that reads is how a kit becomes a maze nobody asked for. The road pieces here are the planet’s road. They will not join City Kit’s sidewalks. Do not try, and then debug the kerb for an hour.

Tell Flockbay, from the space-survival template, to lay the plain terrain with one large ramp and one cliff side, and to set a single habitat or generator at the top of the ramp. Press Play and drive or walk up. If the ramp is a wall, the piece is too steep for the body you are using, and the smaller ramp is the one to ask for. Kenney’s kit is CC0. The rest of the road crossings are for when the one ramp is a place you return to.