Orbit & Nebula & Gas Giant & Galaxy - Modular Backgrounds

Take your 3D space game to the next level with these collections of high detail modular background prefabs.




A collection of stunning planet backgrounds.

>> Get Orbit <<​

A collection of stunning nebula backgrounds.

>> Get Nebula <<​

A collection of stunning gas giant backgrounds.

>> Get Gas Giant <<​

A collection of stunning galaxy backgrounds.

>> Get Galaxy <<​

A collection of stunning silhouette backgrounds.

>> Get Silhouette <<​

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Hello. Does the orbit pack include a realistic Earth? I have SGT and downloaded the free solar pack which has a fairly decent looking earth, but I'm looking for something a little more detail, rotating and dynamically shifting clouds.

 

Sorry for the late reply. The Orbit pack contains planets that look like parts of Earth, but due to the way the surface detail is tiled it's not possible for it to actually render the whole globe accurately. For this, you would have to use SGT. The Earth example scene in the Solar System Pack is more of an example of how it could be rendered. If you want super high resolution then you can replace the textures with better ones. For example, THIS website has 16k public domain textures of Earth. You may need to color correct the results depending on the final result you want. There is no cloud animation system (just scrolling) in either asset. For this you would have to make your own system using one of many different techniques depending on the look you're after. I think you can even download realtime satellite data for clouds/weather somewhere, so you could use that for ultimate realism.

 

Thank you for the info. Much appreciated.

 

@Darkcoder, will you clarify your copyright status of the following assets?

I noticed that your recent packages "CW Silhouette - Modular Backgrounds" (released June 2023) and "CW Cosmos - Modular Backgrounds" (released September 2023) include the following disclaimer:

As I'm sure you're aware, Steam will categorically reject any game that "contains art assets generated by artificial intelligence that appears to be relying on copyrighted material owned by third parties."

Even if the submitter manages to successfully lobby Valve for a review, the responsibility is on the game creator to prove they have the rights not just to this asset, but that the asset creator has the rights to all content used to train their model. Can you document copyright ownership of all training data used so these assets can be used commercially?