Assets for three.js
London terraces, shopfronts and building sites as GLB packs for three.js.
Modular London and UK construction GLB packs for three.js. Three detail levels, metre scale.
Status: Live · product · built and run by Jack Stovell at Adapt Progress Evolve
What it is
Assets for three.js sells original 3D model packs made for three.js and WebGL. Every model is a GLB with high, medium and low detail files, 1 unit = 1 metre, named sockets so parts snap together, and the triangle count published.
Who it's for
These are for three.js and WebGL developers who need a believable London street or building site, and who are tired of converting assets that were never made for the web.
How it works
- Original, modular models. Every model is original, built as parts: walls, bays, windows, crane masts, machine parts.
- Three detail levels. Each model comes as high, medium and low GLB files, meshopt-compressed, with uncompressed copies too.
- Snap together. Named sockets and assembly files rebuild the complete houses, cranes and machines you see in the previews.
- Buy once. Pay once per pack. You get a download link after payment, and commercial use is included.
Timeline
- — Shop opened
Facts
- Component models
- 268
- Packs
- 10 on 3 shelves
- Packs from
- £12
- Scale
- 1 unit = 1 metre
Under the hood
Stack: Blender, Astro, Cloudflare Workers, Stripe.
Agents in the fleet that work on it: Second builder.
FAQ
Where can I get London building models for three.js?
Assets for three.js sells GLB packs of Victorian terraces, East London housing, shopfronts and pubs. Each one has three detail levels and metre scale.
How do I load a meshopt-compressed GLB in three.js?
To load a meshopt-compressed GLB from Assets for three.js, use GLTFLoader with MeshoptDecoder set via setMeshoptDecoder. The packs also include uncompressed copies, for tools that don't support meshopt.
Can I use the models in commercial projects?
Yes, you can use Assets for three.js models in commercial projects: games, apps, websites, visualisations and client work. You just can't resell or redistribute the model files themselves.