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Lumo Engine
The official marketplace for the open-source 3D game engine. Grab production-ready models, textures, sprites, audio and editor plugins — then drop them straight into your project's Assets/ folder.
Windows x64 · v1.0.0
MIT licensed core
glTF · FBX · PNG · WAV
Ground Cover By mostofa
A ground cover grass to add in your game
Ground Cover By mostofa
by mostofa.
A ground cover grass to add in your game
- Rating:
- 4.0(1)
- License:
- Lumo Asset License
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Curated by the Lumo team — high quality, engine-ready and tested in the editor.
How it works
Three steps from store to scene
No package manager, no registry lock-in. Lumo assets are plain folders with predictable layouts.
01
Download the asset
Grab any free pack from the store — or publish your own and let the community download it.
02
Drop it into Assets/
Unzip the pack into your project's Assets/ folder. The engine picks up the folder automatically — no import wizard.
03
Import in the editor
Open the Lumo editor, hit Import and the asset appears in your scene — materials, animations and audio mapped for you.
Editor extensions
Plugins that extend the editor
Add exporters, level-design tools, shader previews and CI hooks — installed with one drop into /Plugins.
No plugins published yet — be the first to ship one.
Publish a pluginDocumentation
Everything you need to ship
Guides written by the engine team, from first scene to store upload.
Getting Started
Install Lumo Engine, create a project and run your first scene in a few minutes.
Importing glTF models
How Lumo reads glTF 2.0 / GLB files, materials, animations and how to troubleshoot imports.
Building & exporting games
Package your Lumo project for Windows, the web and mobile, with CI-friendly CLI builds.
Asset Store API
How the editor's Asset Store tab talks to this site, and how you can too.
Community support
Found a bug, or need an asset that doesn't exist yet?
Lumo Engine is developed in the open. File an issue, open a discussion or request a feature — the team reads everything.