Modular Sci-Fi Corridor Kit — 3D Asset Pack

The Modular Sci-Fi Corridor Kit builds spaceship interiors, research stations and industrial bases from eleven pieces that share one 4-metre grid. Floors, walls, a window wall, a doorway and ceiling lights tile together without gaps, and crates, a console, pipes, a vent and a corner pillar dress the space.

Every piece is modelled with bevelled panels, trims and emissive light strips, kept light enough for real-time use, and exported as glTF (GLB) with named materials — panel, frame, trim, hazard, light strip and screen — so re-skinning the whole kit is a few material edits.

• Indie games and game jams
• Level blockouts that need to look finished
• Film and animation previs
• VR and real-time visualisation

• 11 modular pieces on a 4 m grid
• Emissive light strips, screens and warning lights
• Named, shared materials for quick re-skinning
• Pivots at the base of each piece for grid snapping
• GLB per piece plus one combined GLB
• OBJ per piece for tools without glTF

• 11 GLB files and 1 combined GLB
• 11 OBJ files
• README with piece list, sizes and triangle counts
• Licence

• Blender 3.6+ (File → Import → glTF 2.0 or OBJ)
• Unity 2021+ (glTFast or OBJ import)
• Unreal Engine 5 (glTF import)
• Godot 4 (native glTF)

• Any 3D app or engine that imports glTF 2.0 (GLB) or OBJ

1. Unzip the download

2. Import the GLB files — materials and hierarchy come with them

3. Use OBJ if your tool prefers it; OBJ files carry geometry and material names

4. Pieces share a common scale and pivot at the base, so they snap together

Materials are flat PBR colours rather than texture maps, which keeps the kit light and easy to restyle.

• Personal — Use in your own non-commercial games, renders and animations.
• Commercial — Use in one commercial game, film, visualisation or client project.
• Agency — Use across multiple client projects and commercial releases.

No tier permits reselling or redistributing the files themselves.

Questions about Modular Sci-Fi Corridor Kit are handled through your DistroSource account — open a support ticket from the order and include your order number.