Hi there,

While the Americana pack doesn't have Road tiles like the image you posted specifically, as you mentioned it does have road 'edges' - basically the section of road that lines up with the building.

I took a look at the Highways pack as well, and yes you are correct that the road tiles that are provided are a combined Road + Sidewalk mesh together.

The first thing to point out is that the road elements on all of the buildings in the Americana pack are separated into their own sub-mesh. The lines on the road are separated as well in most cases.

For example, KB3D_AMC_BldgLgGroceryStore_A as shown in the image posted has the road asphalt separated from the lines / etc

Now the material that is used for that asphalt is a nice clean tiling material, so if I drop a Plane into the scene and apply the same material, suddenly I have a road that matches the other asphalt elements in the scene, like the second image.

To achieve this, what I've done is duplicate the included asphalt material (KB3D_AMC_Asphalt) and adjusted the tiling on my duplicate material to match the Americana asphalt (since I have a massive plane that is tiling the texture).

A more efficient way of building your own road pieces with this tiling material would be to use Probuilder (https://unity.com/features/probuilder) for example to lay out the road chunks and then apply the asphalt material to it.

The last couple of images are just mocking up a few of the elements together with the same tiled ground asphalt texture underneath.

For additional elements like custom road lines etc I would highly suggest you look into using the decal system provided with HDRP (assuming you are using HDRP), which you can use to scatter road clutter / apply road lines and more very easily.

Hope this helps?

Mike W

Kitbash 3d Ambassador