Unity Game Asset Creation in Blender: Textured 3D Models

Paint a mushroom texture by applying a base color and larger details, then refine with smaller details, using a drawing tablet to vary brush strength and masking with symmetry.

Create trunk and branch materials, assign textures, and adjust the UV map to orient branch textures. Use quick selection, emission shaders, and island-mode UV edits to optimize unwrapping.

In Blender, create a textured tree by adjusting branch materials with transparent and mix shaders, preview shading, then duplicate to build LOD versions and export as FBX for Unity.

Unwrap the house into a uv map by splitting into a quarter and using a mirror modifier, sharing islands for the door to speed painting and improve texture quality.

Import the mushroom from the assets folder into Unity, adjust the Elodie group for LOD versions, create a prefab, and apply baked light maps with a dedicated mushroom material.

Import the house as a prefab, apply a house material with its texture, add a box collider, set static, enable light map generation, and place the prefab in game world.

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