Parallax Medieval Outskirts

This hand-painted 2D Medieval Outskirts environment uses parallax scrolling layers to simulate depth. It can be used as a background for side-scrolling games or otherwise.

Technical Details:

• Texture Resolutions:
• Background / Foreground Layers: Up to 7680 px wide (Ultra-Wide / 4K ready)
• Layer Dimensions: 7680 × 424 px to 7680 × 1992 px (Sky: 3840 × 1080 px)
• VFX Particle Sprites: 512 × 512 px / 256 × 256 px
• Seamless Tiling: Yes (All 10 background and foreground layers tile seamlessly horizontally)
• Compression Compatibility: All image dimensions are formatted to multiples of 4 for seamless DXT, ASTC, and ETC GPU compression.
• Texture Formats: PNG (32-bit with Alpha transparency) + Layered Photoshop Source File (.PSB).
• Render Pipeline Compatibility: Built-in Render Pipeline & Universal Render Pipeline (URP 2D).
• Animations: Static sprites (motion handled via C# parallax scroller script and Unity Particle Systems).
• No LOD's

Package Contents:

• 13 Unique Sprites:
• 10 Horizontally Seamless Parallax Layers (Sky, Clouds, BG Mountains, BG Forest, MG Forest, MG Forest 02, MG Village, FG Path 01, FG Path 02, FG Overlay)
• 3 Particle VFX Sprites (Dandelions, God Rays, Dust Motes)
• 12 Prefabs:
• 10 Pre-configured Parallax Layer Prefabs.
• 2 Particle System Prefabs (FX Dandelion Pappus, FX Godray)
• 2 Demo Scenes:
• 1 Endless Parallax Scrolling Demo
• 1 Asset Overview / Gallery Scene
• 1 C# Parallax Scroller Script
• 1 Layered Source File: `parallax_medieval_village_outskirts_4K_PSD_SRC.psb`

Technical Specs:

• Scripting Language: C# (wrapped in unique namespace)
• Custom Shaders: None (Uses standard Unity 2D Unlit Sprite & Particle Additive/Alpha Shaders)
• Package Dependencies: None
• Supported Platforms: PC, Mobile, Console, WebGL

Looking to create an awesome side-scroller? This unique high quality medieval outskirts background will be the perfect setting! It comes with tons of layers and objects which can be stacked to create a seamless infinite parallax effect.

Enjoy and don't forget to comment if you have any questions or cool suggestions!