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Curated packs

Low-poly CC0 models from Kenney, each shown in 3D, free to use without credit.

What is in the packs

Curated packs holds 1,938 models from 18 kits by Kenney, a studio that publishes its game assets as CC0. They are low poly, most with a few hundred triangles, and share one clean, colourful style. Strong areas:

  • Buildings and walls: walls with doors and windows, corners, floors, roads and suburban houses.
  • A mini market: shelves, freezers, a cash register, bread and fruit displays, a shopping cart and basket.
  • Furniture: beds, bookcases, chairs, desks, kitchen cabinets, a bathtub, computer screens.
  • Food: cups, bottles, ice cream, fruit and snacks.
  • Nature: trees, rocks, cliffs and plants; plus graveyard, holiday, castle and survival kits.

The models are made for stylised games, so they look simple next to GTA props. They work well as placeholders, for event maps, shops that want a clean look, and props that appear many times.

Type into Search the curated packs and press Enter. The search looks for your text inside the model names, which are short English words such as bench, wall door or shopping cart. The cross in the field clears it.

  1. 1. Simple first: fewest triangles first
  2. 2. Kenney: one pack only
  • One word works best. bench finds eleven models; park bench finds none, because no name contains both words in that order.
  • Part of a word is enough. The furniture kit writes names as one word, such as chairdesk or bathroomsink; a search for desk or sink finds them.
  • When nothing matches, the page says Nothing in the packs matches that. Try a shorter word, or search Sketchfab.

Sorting and packs

  • Featured

    Models marked as featured first, then the newest. No model is marked at the moment, so it shows the same order as Newest.
  • Newest

    The models added to the library last come first.
  • Simple first

    Fewest triangles first. Good for props that appear many times on a map.
  • Name

    A to Z.

The chips on the right pick a pack: All packs or one pack by name. With one pack today, both show the same models. The list shows 24 models per page, 81 pages in all; the arrows at the bottom right turn the pages.

Reading a card

  • The 3D view turns the real model file, so what you see is what you import.
  • The badge at the top left is the licence. Every curated model is CC0.
  • The pack under the name, and the triangle count on the right, such as 160 tris. Fewer triangles is lighter for the server and the players.

A click opens the import dialog; see Importing a curated model. Names that exist in several kits, such as bench, look different per kit, so pick by the picture.

Browsing without an account

The public page ai.swisser.dev/library shows both sources to anyone. Its curated tab opens a page per model with the triangles, meshes, file size, the author and a link to the original kit. Importing from there asks you to sign in first. Signed in, the Model library in the app is the quicker way: the dialog opens right on the list.