Overview
HX Stone Stairs is a flight of six old limestone steps at real scale, 1.62 m wide, 2.28 m deep and 1.00 m tall. Each step rises 0.165 m with a 0.33 m going, and every course is built from two or three separate slabs with mortar joints, so the flight reads as laid stone rather than one block. The treads are dished and paler along the walking line, the nosings are rounded and chipped, the ends are broken, and the stone carries black and orange lichen, dark runoff streaks down the risers and moss in the corners where tread meets riser. It comes in four levels of detail, from 13,908 triangles down to 2,969, with 6 convex collision hulls, one per step, and two baked PBR materials. Each course is its own part with its own pivot. You get GLB and FBX files, the Blender file, six 2048 px PNG maps (base colour, normal and ORM for each material) and a transparent 1024 px icon.
Highlights
- GLB, FBX and Blender files
- Four levels of detail, 13,908 to 2,969 triangles
- 6 convex collision hulls
- Real scale, 1.00 m tall
