Crate stacks
616 triangles
0.93 m tall 3,354 triangles
The 3D preview is for evaluating the model and grants no usage rights. Download it to use it under the MIT licence.
FREE 3D MODEL · MIT · Breakable.js: Neon Alley
Crate stacks, pre-fractured
Two stacks of three plastic market crates, one blue and one red, standing end to end, stacked by hand, pre-fractured into 14 pieces that fit together as the whole prop. Each piece is its own mesh in place, wearing the prop's textures, with its cut faces in a darker inside colour, ready for a physics engine to scatter.
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Made for our own game. Free under MIT.
These models come from one of our open-source games and keep its MIT licence: use, change, combine and share them in any project, commercial or not, as long as the MIT notice in LICENSE.txt stays with copies of them. They download free with a verified account and don’t use your download allowance. The 3D preview is for evaluating a model.
The scooter, hawker cart and wheelie bin began as GPT Image 2.5 concept images and became textured meshes through Tripo P2 image-to-3D, both on fal; the plastic crates are procedural, their geometry and textures written by a numpy script. Breakable.js's own Blender scripts then welded, decimated, turned and scaled each to real size, and each pre-fractured version is cut from that mesh by a Blender Voronoi script, with no further generation. Before publication every model passed Khronos glTF-Validator, a Godot 4.7 import check and our web budgets: at most 20,000 triangles and 2.5 MB per GLB, the base at the origin and the size the game lists. Some game jams and stores do not accept AI-generated assets, so check their rules before you use them there.