Overview
HX Doric Stone Temple is a generic, unbranded classical temple at real scale, about 16 by 33 m on the ground and 13.6 m to the roof ridge. Three 0.45 m steps carry a stylobate of 14 by 31 m, ringed by 34 fluted Doric columns 5.35 m tall, six across each end and thirteen along each side, with a porch of two columns at the front and the back. Above them run an architrave, a triglyph frieze and a cornice, low pediments crowned with palmette acroteria, and a terracotta tile roof with cover-tile ridges and antefixes. A walkable ramp climbs the front steps to a closed cella with a studded timber door, and an altar stands in front of the temple. It comes in four levels of detail, from 40,602 triangles down to 17,105, with 51 convex collision hulls, and seven baked PBR materials, one per group of parts. You get GLB and FBX files, the Blender file, 21 PNG maps of 2048 px (base colour, normal and ORM for each material) and a transparent 1024 px icon.
Highlights
- GLB, FBX and Blender files
- Steps, 34 columns, cella, pediments and roof as 16 separate parts
- Four levels of detail, 40,602 to 17,105 triangles
- 51 convex collision hulls at real scale
