Hey Baron, be my guest! It's definitely doable in the Asset Editor, should be able to load these assets and change the "length" value to one tile.. I'm just afraid of messing up if I change this asset. So feel free to release a deco'ed version : )

Enjoy!

These are so nice, the only problem I have is that I have to manually plop and move each one to be closer to the street as they have huge empty front yards without any sort of pathway or anything. They look great without a front setback like in your screenshots. I love how the model over-hangs off the back of the lot, makes it easier to place on hills. They'd be perfect if they sat on a 1x1 lot without a front yard and maybe a tiny path from the stairs. I'm looking into learning how to do this myself. If I do, would you mind if I released a "decorated" small lot version for hillside growables?

algernon & hemeac - you are completely right. I just learned I have been playing CS on potato mode for the last two-ish years. Upgraded to Relight Neutral; will update the photos here and have better ones in the future. Thanks for the tips! Any suggestions for vanilla grass/road replacers?

tomb - Elves is correct, that industrial complex is a mix of the Prewar Warehouse and Victorian Mill assets, with Feinbild's Gasometer assets in the background.

supremecpe - go for it! Blender definitely can be a pain, especially when the asset won't import into CS for some reason or other. But lotsa people would appreciate some more Pennsylvanian homes if you find the time!

m4gic - I live not too far from Savannah! Hope to get to some of the Victorian/Historic District buildings en el futuro.

Thanks all round for the compliments & support guys. Hang tight for more!

something about house 3 makes me think the upstairs windows should be swapped around

I needed these! If you want to do Atlantic coast houses, like those in Charleston or Savannah, I would love to have some of those as well.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/qixtepr/25549397364

These look great, the textures are much improved compared to the last pack. Can't wait for the pre and post WW2 sets, they'll all fit right in with my old fashioned towns, for sure!

this is dope bro. looking for more midwestern style houses for my chicago style city.

@dudemeister, Awesome... looking forward to seeing the Hulley houses in the future, I think they'd fit in great with your assets. Your pre-planned packs sound great too. They make me want to give modeling another try. I intended on creating a set of craftsman bungalows, starting with a few based on houses in the Mt. Lebanon area, but shelved it after getting frustrated with blender.

@ELVES PARSLEY, thanks, I was wondering what that factory asset was too!

Such cool houses! @tomb I believe you're looking either of these:
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1290958814
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1293760679

Loving your house sets, these are so very Pennsylvania, I almost feel like I"m back in the 'hood! Question, what is that old factory in the background of your "uniform lot size" pic? Put some fries and slaw on top of it and you're in Pittsburgh!

@dudemeister, I agree with @algernon 100%! Your houses have some really good detail and a lot of that is lost when you are using the vanilla LUT. A few good pictures will go a long way in getting people to notice your hard work you're putting in.

These are quite nice! But to be honest, I almost skipped over them because of your images.

I think you're under-selling yourself with those pictures there, given the quality of these assets. Instead of asset editor pics, maybe consider some pictures with better lighting and LUTs (Relight/Ultimate Eyecandy/etc.)?

oh man i needed these!

Thanks cantthink! I went back and forth on a sidewalk path for a long time.... something like SKF's Pavement Theme Decals were almost included. I went without a path just so I could move the building closer to the street for some neighborhoods. But you are right; I think I will include some walkways in future assets.

As for the Hulley Houses supremecpe... I think that may be in the cards!

these are really good! the only thing i'd suggest is a little path or something connecting the porch to the sidewalk, still giving this a thumbs up though :)

Thank you. I love these, especially the bungalow. I'm not sure if your familiar with Hully Houses in Pittsburgh, but I'd love to see a few of those in the future. Either way, these all fit in great with my current build.

Thank you! Hope to post these more regularly

PS - please let me know if any of the 3 houses pictured do not show up! It is hard to verify : )

Love it! Keep up the good work!