Silver Creek Town Kit - Western Town, 122 Certified Props and 10 Posed Figures

The CERTIFIED lane holds 122 western props. Twelve are remodelled props - anvil stump, barber sign, grain sacks, hay bales, milk churns, plank bench, rocking chair, saddle on sawhorse, wagon wheel, washtub, water barrel and trough, and water pump. The other 110 are single-mesh versions of the kit library props - barrels, crates, saloon bar and stools, billiard table, stove, safe, jail door and bed, desks, mining gear, signs, lamps, wagon parts and more - each joined into one mesh with one baked texture set and generated LODs, and kept only if the bake matched the original. Each of the 122 has LOD0, LOD1 and LOD2, a collision file and a cert receipt run on exactly those bytes.

Ten library props are not certified. We did not loosen the gates to pass them. The filled barrel, shipping crate and crate stack missed the bake match check. The glass or mug, playing cards, poker chips, hay bale and loose haycock use transparency that the single baked texture does not keep. The oil chandelier and oil lantern have mesh gaps that failed the cert. Their original library files are still in the download under SOURCE_NOT_CERTIFIED/kit/library/, with no cert claims.

Everything else is SOURCE_NOT_CERTIFIED: source material to fork and adapt, with no cert claims. It includes the original kit's 31 rigged actors (draft-grade): Idle and Walk on every actor, extra work and pose motions on ten of them, and placement markers in the assembled scene. Their hands are fused, with no finger bones.

The source lane also holds ten posed figures - a bartender, cowboy, prospector, rancher sitting, saloon girl, sheriff, kid, woman walking and two saddled horses. They are static posed figures: one mesh each, no skeleton, no animation, and separate from the 31 actors.

Units are metres, Y-up. Files are .gltf with their .bin and image files, or self-contained .glb. Import tests were run by us, not by a third party. Unreal Engine 5.8.2 imported all 1,000 model files in the download, with their meshes, materials, textures and skeletons. Unity 6 with glTFast loaded 557 of the 560 files tested before the 110 library props were certified; the three exceptions are the assembled town scene and the saloon interior benchmark, which each lose one base texture in Unity, and street_ridges.glb, a 10 km horizon ring that exceeds the bounds check. Blender imported 560 of 560 in that same round.

Two lanes. Only the 122 props under CERTIFIED carry a certification, meaning the static cert profile named in each receipt passed on those exact bytes. It is not a claim about art quality or about any engine.

Rigged actors are draft-grade. The 31 actors carry no cert receipt. Their hands are fused with no finger bones and do not grip.

Posed figures are statues. The ten figures are one mesh each, with no skeleton, no skin and no animation. You would need to build a rig yourself. They are image-to-3D output and carry no cert receipt.

General store. The fixed general store is a source-lane file, walk-in tested by the maker in Unity with the doors closed. It is not certified for walk-in use; the back doorway has exactly 2.10 m of headroom with no margin. The assembled town scene still contains the earlier store, not the fixed copy.

Draft-grade source. The town kit is a reviewed draft checkpoint, not a finished release. The backbar mirror material renders black unless your engine supplies a reflection environment, and the optional Unity lighting adapters and LOD drafts are draft-grade.

Known data notes. Some kit JSON files carry rewritten authoring paths that will not resolve on your machine, and street_addons.glb needs the KHR_texture_transform extension. The water tower and windmill files were modified after the kit inventory was written; whether the assembled scene reflects that was not checked. DISCLOSURES.md in the download lists these in full.

AI use. Some source images and 3D bases were produced with AI generation tools and then authored and edited by AppealFoundry.