Low poly stone, built to your size
A stone is the rock a character can pick up or trip over: about 60 cm across as proposed, a little flatter than it is wide, with enough faces to look worn smooth. It's the one to scatter along a path, in a stream bed or around a campfire, where it'll be seen from a few meters away. Push roundness up and it becomes a river pebble with forty small faces. Pull it down and it turns into a chunk of broken rock with a dozen. Set the starting shape to cube or hex and the same stone becomes a cobble or a cut block from a ruined wall. At about 50 triangles, ten of them cost less than one maple, so a riverbank can take plenty. Two or three stone colors in one scene keep it from looking like a pattern.
The export is a zip with OBJ, STL and 3MF. The OBJ uses the shared palette texture, so it shares one material with every other model from here, and has flat normals in the file. It's in meters and stands on the ground at the origin. The rocks page covers every kind, and the OBJ guide covers importing.
Other rocks
Boulderhead-high and more
Slabflat and wide
Spiretall and narrowRead before you import
Questions
- How many triangles is the stone?
- About 50 as proposed. The sliders change it as you build, and the count is on screen the whole time.
- Is it free?
- Yes. There's no account, no watermark and no limit on downloads.
- Can I use it in a commercial game?
- Everything you build here is yours. Use it in any project, commercial or not, with no attribution required.