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Asset Catalog

The Asset Catalog provides instant access to a library of professional-quality materials, skyboxes, and visual effects. Browse thousands of assets and import them directly into your project with a single click.

The catalog is powered by Ambient CG, providing high-quality, royalty-free PBR materials and HDRIs.

Asset Catalog browser


Access the Asset Catalog from the Window menu or the toolbar. The catalog opens as a panel you can dock anywhere in your workspace.


The catalog organizes assets into categories:

CategoryDescription
MaterialsPBR materials for surfaces (wood, metal, fabric, etc.)
Skyboxes360° environment backgrounds (HDRIs)
Visual EffectsParticle effects and VFX prefabs

Use the search bar to find specific assets:

  • Search by name: “brick”, “wood”, “metal”
  • Search by style: “rustic”, “modern”, “sci-fi”
  • Search by color: “blue”, “dark”, “bright”

Filter results to narrow your search:

  • Category - Show only materials, skyboxes, or VFX
  • Resolution - Filter by texture quality
  • Tags - Filter by specific properties

Click an asset to see a larger preview with details:

  • Full preview image
  • Asset description
  • Available resolutions/variants
  • File size information

Material selected with preview

Each material in the catalog is a complete PBR (Physically Based Rendering) material with:

Texture MapPurpose
Diffuse/AlbedoBase color
NormalSurface detail and bumps
RoughnessHow shiny vs matte the surface is
DisplacementActual geometry displacement (optional)
Ambient OcclusionSoft shadow detail in crevices

Browse materials by type:

  • Wood - Planks, panels, bark, parquet
  • Metal - Steel, copper, rust, brushed
  • Stone - Brick, marble, concrete, tiles
  • Fabric - Leather, cloth, carpet, weave
  • Ground - Grass, sand, dirt, gravel
  • And more…
  1. Find a material you like in the catalog
  2. Click to select it
  3. Click Import/Download
  4. The material appears in your Project panel
  5. Drag it onto any scene object

Materials are imported as assets and can be applied to any scene object with an Object Renderer component.


Skyboxes are 360° panoramic images used as environment backgrounds. They provide:

  • Realistic sky and surroundings
  • Environment reflections on shiny objects
  • Ambient lighting from the environment

Skyboxes in the catalog are HDRIs (High Dynamic Range Images), which contain lighting information beyond standard image formats. This means:

  • Realistic lighting on your scene objects
  • Accurate reflections
  • No washed-out bright areas
  1. Browse the Skyboxes category
  2. Select and import a skybox
  3. Apply it to your scene’s environment settings
  4. Objects automatically receive environment reflections

The catalog includes ready-to-use visual effects:

  • Particles - Fire, smoke, sparkles, magic
  • Explosions - Various explosion types
  • Weather - Rain, snow, fog, dust
  • Abstract - Energy, portals, geometric patterns
  1. Find an effect in the catalog
  2. Import it to your project
  3. Drag it into your scene
  4. Position and configure as needed

VFX assets come pre-configured with particle settings, materials, and animations. Adjust properties in the Inspector to customize them.


When you select an asset and click Import:

  1. The asset downloads from the catalog servers
  2. Files are added to your project
  3. The asset appears in your Project panel
  4. It’s ready to use immediately

Many assets offer multiple resolutions:

ResolutionUse Case
1KDistant objects, performance priority
2KGeneral use, good balance
4KClose-up objects, quality priority
8KExtreme close-ups, highest quality

Choose lower resolutions for better performance, higher for better visual quality.

Once imported, assets are stored in your project and don’t require internet access. You can use them offline after the initial download.


🎯 Start Small: Import 1K or 2K versions first. Upgrade to higher resolution only if you need close-up detail.

🎯 Build a Library: Import materials you might use later. Having options available speeds up creative work.

🎯 Mix and Match: Combine catalog materials with your own images and adjustments for unique looks.

🎯 Check the Preview: Always preview materials on a 3D object similar to how you’ll use them - flat preview can look different than on curved surfaces.

🎯 Consider Performance: High-resolution textures use more GPU memory. Balance quality with your target performance.