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Original CC0 stylized island kit. Ground and water tiles use a 4 m grid. Repeated groves, seedling stands and coconut clusters should instance canonical models rather than inflate design counts.
Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.
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Use the “Tropical Island Ecology” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/tropical-island-ecology Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/6862/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/tropical-island-ecology Description: Sculpted island palms, coastal trees, beach ecology and volcanic shores. - 70 GLB models, 6.4 MB in total - Units: metres, +Y up, shared scale and palette across the pack - Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (no attribution required) - Loading: three.js GLTFLoader; no additional decoders required. Load models individually from the manifest, or the starter scene as one file.
Also available as a JSON manifest or via the MCP server.
Game kit
Tropical Island Ecology
Sculpted island palms, coastal trees, beach ecology and volcanic shores.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
Everything in this pack
Tall coconut palm (Tropical Island Ecology)
Sculpted gently curved palm trunk with eleven generous pinnate fronds and three coconuts.
Leaning shore coconut palm (Tropical Island Ecology)
Deeply curved shoreline trunk carries its crown well beyond the root collar.
Young coconut palm (Tropical Island Ecology)
Short thick juvenile trunk under an open low crown.
Storm-broken coconut palm (Tropical Island Ecology)
Storm-snapped trunk ends in a jagged exposed wood crown.
Coconut palm stump (Tropical Island Ecology)
Grounded flared stump with an exposed pale broken top.
Costapalmate fan palm (Tropical Island Ecology)
Broad pleated fans radiate from short stalks instead of pinnate leaflets.
Trunkless nipa palm (Tropical Island Ecology)
Long arching pinnate fronds emerge directly from a low basal crown.
Travellers paddle fan (Tropical Island Ecology)
Single-plane fan of broad paddle leaves with long separated petioles.
Branched screwpine (Tropical Island Ecology)
Forked trunk, short prop roots and three crowns of long ribbon leaves.
Palm seedling (Tropical Island Ecology)
A single sprouted coconut carrying two new folded leaves.
Fallen palm trunk (Tropical Island Ecology)
Horizontal tapered bole with rough broken ends and a visible wood core.
Shed palm frond (Tropical Island Ecology)
Detached dry frond lying across the ground with visible paired leaflets.
Split coconut shell (Tropical Island Ecology)
A thick half coconut shell with a visible open concave interior.
Small red mangrove (Tropical Island Ecology)
Low branching mangrove with arching stilt roots that meet the ground.
Large red mangrove (Tropical Island Ecology)
Broad mature canopy supported by thick splayed stilt roots.
Black mangrove (Tropical Island Ecology)
Multi-layer canopy above a field of short upright breathing roots.
Rooted mangrove propagule (Tropical Island Ecology)
Young upright propagule with a forked tip and new leaves.
Mangrove root tangle module (Tropical Island Ecology)
Four-metre root tangle with a continuous horizontal root joining at both ends.
Mangrove islet bank (Tropical Island Ecology)
Low mud-and-sand islet with branching exposed roots; place canonical mangrove trees on top.
Buttonwood shrub (Tropical Island Ecology)
Dense low evergreen shrub with a rounded multi-lobed canopy.
Strangler fig (Tropical Island Ecology)
Large canopy with a curtain of aerial roots descending from spreading limbs.
Buttressed emergent tree (Tropical Island Ecology)
Tall clear bole with broad plank-like buttresses and a high canopy.
Layered sea almond (Tropical Island Ecology)
Distinct horizontal tiers of leaves on a central stem.
Sea grape shrub (Tropical Island Ecology)
Low shrub with clusters of large round leathery leaves.
Flowering hibiscus (Tropical Island Ecology)
Open leafy shrub with large five-petal coral-red blossoms.
Forked frangipani (Tropical Island Ecology)
Thick fleshy forks with sparse leaf rosettes attached at their tips.
Banana clump (Tropical Island Ecology)
Broad arching paddle leaves emerge from a thick pseudostem.
Heliconia clump (Tropical Island Ecology)
Tall spear leaves and alternating bright flower bracts.
Bird of paradise (Tropical Island Ecology)
Upright paddle leaves and horizontal beak-like orange bracts.
Giant taro (Tropical Island Ecology)
Large drooping shield leaves on separated stout petioles.
Wild ginger (Tropical Island Ecology)
Paired broad lanceolate leaves and short basal inflorescences.
Tree fern (Tropical Island Ecology)
Short fibrous stem with finely divided radiating fronds.
Thick bamboo stand (Tropical Island Ecology)
Thick segmented culms with prominent nodes and slender leaf sprays.
Thin bamboo stand (Tropical Island Ecology)
Dense stand of thin lower culms with a feathery leaf canopy.
Beach dune with grass (Tropical Island Ecology)
Rounded sand dune with several separate grass tufts.
Beach morning glory runner (Tropical Island Ecology)
Trailing stems with broad fleshy leaves and a trumpet-like blossom.
Sea purslane mat (Tropical Island Ecology)
Low creeping network of stems with closely spaced succulent leaves.
Island sand ripple tile (Tropical Island Ecology)
Four-metre sand tile with soft wind ripples and matching level edges.
Wet shoreline sand tile (Tropical Island Ecology)
Four-metre wet sand slab with a restrained reflective surface.
Beach shell scatter (Tropical Island Ecology)
Small ribbed shells arranged as an irregular ground scatter.
Coconut husk debris (Tropical Island Ecology)
Split dry husk with separate fibrous strips and a rounded outer shell.
Driftwood log (Tropical Island Ecology)
Bleached crooked branch with eroded broken ends.
Driftwood root ball (Tropical Island Ecology)
Weathered root crown with curved attached roots lying on the beach.
Seaweed strand line (Tropical Island Ecology)
Narrow tideline of seaweed blades, a branch and shell fragments.
Columnar basalt stack (Tropical Island Ecology)
Close-packed hexagonal volcanic columns with varied broken tops.
Wave-cut platform tile (Tropical Island Ecology)
Low shore platform with a broad eroded upper shelf.
Tide pool block (Tropical Island Ecology)
Small rock basin with a shallow translucent intertidal pool.
Coastal blowhole rock (Tropical Island Ecology)
Hollow volcanic collar around an open vertical sea vent.
Coastal sea arch (Tropical Island Ecology)
Broad volcanic arch with an open passage beneath the rounded crown.
Rounded coastal boulder cluster (Tropical Island Ecology)
Three water-rounded volcanic rocks with clearly different masses.
Coral rubble bank (Tropical Island Ecology)
Low bank of angular coral fragments deposited above the tide.
Volcanic scoria mound (Tropical Island Ecology)
Rough small volcanic fragments accumulated into a porous mound.
Lava tube mouth (Tropical Island Ecology)
Low broad lava passage with an open dark interior.
Intertidal coral rubble patch (Tropical Island Ecology)
Small broken branched coral pieces stranded in shallow sand.
Intertidal coral boulder (Tropical Island Ecology)
Low rounded coral head with a coarse nodular surface.
Rock-pool anemone (Tropical Island Ecology)
Short flexible tentacles around a broad central disc on a small rock.
Seaweed on shore rock (Tropical Island Ecology)
Broad seaweed ribbons anchored directly to a rounded tide rock.
Barnacle-crusted rock (Tropical Island Ecology)
Shore boulder with visible open conical barnacles on its crown.
Rock overhang shelter (Tropical Island Ecology)
Deep stone shelf supported at the sides and rear with a clear front opening.
Sea cave mouth (Tropical Island Ecology)
Tall wave-eroded cave opening through a thick coastal rock wall.
Hollow banyan shelter (Tropical Island Ecology)
A tree-root arch with a clear opening beneath a small broad canopy.
Fallen-tree shelter (Tropical Island Ecology)
Fallen tree bridging two branches with a low open shelter underneath.
Palm-frond lean-to (Tropical Island Ecology)
Natural branch frame and overlapping fronds form a simple open shelter.
Freshwater spring pool (Tropical Island Ecology)
Small clear spring basin with a rock lip and foliage at its edge.
Shallow lagoon tile (Tropical Island Ecology)
Four-metre sandy lagoon bottom beneath a thin translucent turquoise surface.
Stream over rock tile (Tropical Island Ecology)
Shallow stream flows over low rounded rocks on a four-metre ground tile.
Lagoon beach (Tropical Island Ecology)
Composed example for Tropical Island Ecology.
Mangrove fringe (Tropical Island Ecology)
Composed example for Tropical Island Ecology.
Island interior clearing (Tropical Island Ecology)
Composed example for Tropical Island Ecology.
Rocky headland (Tropical Island Ecology)
Composed example for Tropical Island Ecology.
