A full palette of 220+ skyboxes. Including Day, Night, Anime, Above the Clouds, Cartoon, Fantasy, Hazy, Epic, Space, Mammatus, Sunless and Moonless categories.
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This is a paid asset, but now you can download AllSky – 220+ Sky / Skybox Set for FREE, Please keep in mind this package is provided only for learning purposes or to be able to test before buying the product, NOT FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES.
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Description
A full palette of 220+ skies for Unity!
– Various styles: Including Day, Night, Ghibli inspired Anime, Above the clouds,Cartoon, Fantasy, Hazy, Epic, Space, Mammatus, Sunless and Moonless!
– For lighting artists, environment artists and indie developers looking for a wide suite of skies to light their environments.
– Lighting from day to night: Twilight, sunset, multiple times of day, multiple times of night, skyglow.
– Many weather and cloud types: Clear, overcast, summery, stormy, autumnal, hazy, epic, foggy, cumulus.
– Online Documentation
– AllSky is a very large asset. It could take time to import the complete set of skyboxes!
Consult the AllSky catalogue in the documentation to find skies you want to import.
– For Built-In and URP Render Pipelines.
Technical details
For Built-In and URP Render Pipelines. HDRP does not support skyboxes.
Online Documentation
Skies are provided as 6-sided cubemaps sized from x1024 to x2048 per-side along with an equirectangular cubemap texture from 4k to 16k in size.
Every sky has an example lighting setup scene.
As AllSky is quite a straightforward asset it should work in any version of Unity.
Importing has been tested in Unity 2018 LTS, 2019 LTS, 2020 LTS & Unity 6.
Unity 5.6 can import the sky textures and materials.
Texture based skyboxes render extremely fast. They are suitable for all platforms and specifications.
AllSky is a very large asset. It could take time to import the complete set of skyboxes!
Consult the AllSky catalogue in the documentation to find skies you want to import.
