Ian's Fire Pack 2.0. A collection of 29 fire Prefabs of all shapes and sizes.

Hello!

I've been working for many months to release an update to Ian's Fire Pack. I'm really excited to finally announce the new version!
Since the last version I have added a ton of new features and redesigned every effect from the ground up.




1: A majority of the effects now come with 3D models, so instead of having fires coming out of nowhere, there are now models such as ember piles, braziers, candle sticks, etc to help the effects blend seamlessly into your scene.

2: Each effect now comes with sound effects.

3: I have added a set of effects to simulate burning buildings. This includes fires that can be placed against walls, floors, and pillars.

4: There are now a total of 29 prefabs including decals, particles, and 3D Models.




This package includes:

Two sizes of basic fires
Torch
Candle
Oil Fire
Fire Stream (Flame Thrower)
2 Brazier variations
Burning Tree
Bonfire
11 building fires (sparks, fires, smoke)
5 campfire variations
3 burning decals.
22 high resolution particle textures
24 additional high resolution textures for props and effects
5 shaders
13 3D models
3 sound effects

Link to the package on the Asset Store.
Link to the demo video on Youtube.

The pack is priced at $38.00. If you currently own Ian's Fire Pack, the upgrade to version 2.0 is $13.00.

Cheers!
Ian S

 

Awesome!

 

A few more screen shots:

These are the burning building effects, in this particular scene there are about 5 particle effects and a few decals put together to simulate the wall being on fire.



Here is one of the new models included in the pack, this particular prefab has a variation that includes more flames.

 

Bought, looks fantastic.

 

Thanks, Unicat! Feel free to send me any questions or concerns: 3dDude1@gmail.com

 

Updated to fix a null reference exception. Apologies for the inconvenience!
should be live within the hour.

Cheers

 

Version 2.1 is now available!

Now supports Unity 5.1!
Updated oil fire effect!

 

Hi! Is it compatible with Unity 2017/2018? Are the effects build with the old particle system or the new?

 

I join to the question.