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A downloadable software for Windows, macOS, and Linux
Asset Forge allows anyone to create 3D models and 2D sprites by kit-bashing various pre-made blocks together. Creations are compatible with most available game engines.
You'll have access to a large library of pre-made blocks, they're each categorized in different categories. You can place an unlimited number of blocks in your creation after which it's possible to export and use in the game engine of your choice.
- Position, rotate, mirror and resize blocks
- Export to common 3D file formats (see below)
- Render your model as a 2D sprite
- Apply colors, materials and textures
The exported models are compatible with most game engines including Unity, Unreal, CryEngine, Blender and ThreeJS. The 2D sprites (PNG) are compatible with all game engines that support sprites.
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Asset Forge is DRM-free, which means using the program requires no internet connection and you can create unlimited local back-ups or share the software between multiple of your computers. This also means however that we can't revoke access, refunds are only offered when the software doesn't work as intended. Please see the Itch.io terms of service for more information.
| Status | Released |
| Category | Tool |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS, Linux |
| Rating | |
| Author | Kenney |
| Tags | assets, creation, development, game-assets, gamedev, model, modeling, software, sprites, tool |
| Average session | About a half-hour |
| Languages | English |
| Inputs | Keyboard, Mouse, Touchscreen |
| Links | Homepage, Support, Community |
| Mentions | Get ready for Ludum Dare: Game developme... |
Purchase
In order to download this software you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $19.95 USD. You will get access to the following files:
Development log
- Asset Forge 2.1.1 now available!64 days ago
- Asset Forge 2.0 preview-1e now available!Jun 23, 2020
- Asset Forge 2.0 preview-1c now available!Apr 27, 2020
- Asset Forge 2.0 preview-1a now available!Dec 18, 2019
Community
Tabletop Simulator allows you to use files, either online or offline, to play custom-made games. Any time a custom asset is being created in-game, you have a choice on how the file is hosted.
Browse Button
All files are imported either by pasting a file path/url into the field in question, or by clicking the Browse button and selecting the file from your computer.
Local Files
These are files that are hosted on your own computer. Other players CANNOT see these assets! These are for local games only (single player or hotseat). If you use the browse button to select your file, you will be given the option to use the file as 'Local' hosted.
Example file path:
Online Files
These are files that are hosted online. Other players are able to download and see these assets as long as the host remains active. There are two ways to host your files online.
Steam Cloud
You get 100GB worth of storage tied to you Steam Account for Tabletop Simulator, and any files uploaded to your steam account through Tabletop Simulator will persist indefinitely. This makes it an ideal file host. See the Cloud Manager page for details on using this hosting method. If you use the browse button to select your file, you will be given the option to use the file as 'Cloud' hosted.
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Example file path:
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Third Party Hosts
How To View Assets Of A Mac Game Online
You can use any online host for your files by simply posting the URL of the file into the asset prompt. However third party hosts may have rules or restrictions that prevent your assets from being shared correct or being hosted indefinitely. You do not use the browse button for these files, instead you just paste the URL into the field.
It is strongly recommended that you use Steam Cloud hosting instead.
Example file path:
Cached Files
When you download assets for a custom game, they are saved on your computer indefinitely. This way, you do not need to download them again if you load up the same custom game a second time. By default, Mod Caching is on. It can be toggled off if the game's settings menu.
Tip
If you are able to see files that are hosted online but someone else cannot, it may be because you have these files Cached. A possible solution would be to use Steam Cloud to re-host the files.