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S2 hall e: a campus structures model from Foundry Floor. Inspect the delivered GLB, saved revision, dimensions and animation clips.

Foundry Floor · Campus structures

The s2 hall e model from the Foundry Floor pack, seen from the front right.

Drag to orbit after opening. The model starts stationary.

For your engine. The download is a standard glTF 2.0 binary (GLB) with PBR metallic-roughness materials. glTF stores materials, not lighting or tone mapping, so your engine decides how they read. This 3D view tone-maps with Review Neutral, the Khronos PBR Neutral construction with a smaller glare offset (0.015 instead of 0.04), at exposure 0.9. Its Tone mapping control also shows ACES and Linear, for comparison.

Default draw
11,218 triangles
Materials
11
Animation clips
0

Runtime assets

Models, textures and animations prepared for use in a scene or application.

641,092 bytes (0.64 MB)

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Editable assets

Models plus Kiln source, editing metadata, materials and included revisions, so you can reopen and continue editing.

235,350 bytes (0.24 MB)

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641,092 bytes (0.64 MB) · CC0-1.0 authored asset content

Model details

Saved revision
r_9240eafbf13942e4a6263b1012889b2d
Dimensions
2772.30 × 52.00 × 524.00 m (X × Y × Z)
Recorded author
Claude Sonnet 5.5 · claude 2.1.280
Animation
No animation clips.
GLB SHA-256
567561f70e74675a89185701468ef9ffa995cb3307b3661130ae2b6cd00b26c7

Blender and Unity import guidance covers tested LOD, visibility and animation behavior.

Interior conventions come from data/assets.json; every figure on this page was read from its sealed GLB. Campus assets retain their source conventions.

Licence and attribution

CC0-1.0 covers authored asset content only, to the extent of the owner’s rights. Kiln and any software that opens these files retain their own licenses.

Keep the pack licence with the model. It records this revision and the GLB hash shown above.

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