A couple that I use pretty heavily are the Fantasy Forest Pack and the Modular First Person Character Controller. There are some really good assets that I like to use for different projects in the classroom. You can pretty well find out how to do anything you would like to do on YouTube or Unity’s forums. The great part about Unity is that there are a lot of resources out there. I highly recommend that before you dive into using Standard Assets for production that you look at a few tutorials on how to accomplish whatever it is you are hoping to accomplish. As an example, I never use the Third Person Character script from the Standard Assets because Cinemachine does most of the camera work for you and looks good. Some of these assets have been deprecated because there are better, perhaps even easier to use, assets available now. The Standard Assets contain a simple First Person Character Controller, a few materials I can drag onto objects to make them stand out instead of the white default material, and some Camera scripts that you can use to create Third Person. I use them fairly heavily for testing purposes. They have been around for quite some time. If you are looking for assets developed by Unity specifically, these are called the “Standard Assets”. You now have all of the free assets available in that category visible. Click on the “Price” button near “Sort By”. Immediately the store will show you some of the most popular assets.Example, 3D environment assets or 2D characters. Click on a category you are looking for.
Let’s dive a little deeper and find out how we can use some of these assets to our advantage on a game development project. Some were developed by Unity themselves, but most are developed by other artists and developers. So, does Unity have free assets? Yes, Unity does have thousands of free assets available on the Unity Asset Store. We will look into how to find free assets, whether they are good to use, and how you might be able to use them in your project. Or, perhaps you are wanting to build a commercial game and you are curious about whether the free assets can be used commercially or not. If you are just getting started with game development, or perhaps the Unity game engine, you may be wondering about how to find free assets that you can use for testing purposes.
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