Feature video: https://youtu.be/oX8hKz1kOt4

Spline+ information: https://www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-US/product/spline

This is a pack containing a variety of meshes, blueprints, materials, textures and levels that will help you create a believable sewage system that looks similar to the sewage system found in London, England.

The FREE inclusion of the Spline+ blueprint allows you to bend all of the meshes however you like.

Two maps are included with this pack, an Asset Zoo that contains all the assets of the pack and an Example Map that shows you an example use case of what you could create with the pack.

The main meshes (like the tunnels themselves) have been vertex painted with different colours to be able to paint different materials onto the meshes. On the tunnels this is the legend for vertex colour identification:

- Red: Black rotted bricks

- Green: Yellow stained bricks

- Blue: White fatburg covered bricks

- Black: Default bricks

This product supports Nanite for Unreal Engine 5.0+

Meshes have been created in a way best to work either on their own or with the help of the included 'Spline+' tool. As splines can not use nanite meshes, meshes in this pack do not have it enabled by default, although you can enable it after you've made your spline and merged it into one mesh.

BUGS:

• In Unreal 5.4.0 they changed how splines work slightly, it no longer understands anything when you move an anchor point. Here is a link to the bug, click vote on the vote box so epic sees it and can hopefully fix it: https://issues.unrealengine.com/issue/UE-212309 One temporary workaround is when you move an anchorpoint, click the 'Input spline points to construction script' tickbox on and off again. It should re-fresh the logic and at least works temporarily.