Three.js Assets Update: Metropolis, Railroad Kit, Discord

Another week has gone by here at ThreeJS Assets, and boy oh boy — we are honored and humbled by the response.

Before anything else: thank you. All of you.

Sharon and I are still catching our breath. When we put the site live with a single pack — City — we never could have dreamed it would land like this. It turns out there's a real void in the three.js community, and we're very glad to be the ones filling it: high-quality, game-ready assets you can actually build with.

Shipping this week: the first City expansion packs

City is getting two siblings, and both are in final polish right now.

Metropolis. High rises, plazas, street furniture, vehicles. Everything you need to take a modest skyline and turn it into somewhere dense and believable.

Railroad Kit. If you have any affinity with model trains, you are going to love this one. Trains, rails, stations, signage, tunnels. Enough to build an entire train-based game without ever modelling a single sleeper yourself.

What happened this week

We're about to cross 200 customers, and it hasn't slowed down.

We passed 1,700 followers on X.

We released two new packs: Desert Kingdom, and Countryside Farm.

A YC-backed company reached out about a licensing deal.

Plus a pile of smaller wins behind the scenes that don't make for good bullet points.

Where to find us — and where to actually reach us

In last week's update, we said we were aiming for two pack releases a week. We're still aiming for that, and part of getting there is being deliberate about where our attention goes.

We've gone from being on X only to also being on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, Reddit and Discord. We'll do our best to keep all of them alive, but we'll be straight with you: experience says that as this grows, keeping five feeds warm is somewhere between hard and impossible.

So here's the honest hierarchy.

If you need an answer from us — a licensing question, a file that won't import, a request for something we haven't built yet — use the contact page and ticket system on the site. We watch it actively. Expect a reply within 24 hours, usually a good deal faster. That's the channel we've committed to, and it's the one that won't quietly go stale while we're heads-down modelling.

For everything else — showing what you've built, asking the room instead of asking us, arguing about draw calls — Discord is the better place.

Come and introduce yourself on Discord

We haven't mapped the whole thing out yet. A handful of channels, no elaborate rulebook, and we'd rather shape it around the people who actually turn up than guess in advance.

It's open as of today: https://discord.gg/jprvphgNT

Come in, say hello, and tell us what you're building or planning to build with the packs. That's the part we're most curious about.

About the All-Access Lifetime deal

All-Access is $67 right now. That gets you every pack we've released so far, and every pack we release from here — included, no second invoice.

The second half of that sentence is the part worth sitting with. At a target of two packs a week, the number of packs sitting behind that one payment grows every seven days while the price doesn't move. It's a good deal today. Give it a few months and it becomes a slightly ridiculous one.

So we'll say the quiet part out loud: we don't know how long we can leave it there. Not because there's a countdown clock ticking away somewhere — there isn't — but because we're early, we're still learning what a pack genuinely costs us to produce at this cadence, and a one-time payment against an open-ended release schedule only works up to a point. If and when the maths stops working, we'll change it.

If lifetime access is what you're after, the reasoning is simple enough: it won't get cheaper, and the library behind it only gets bigger.

Claim your All-Access Lifetime deal right now (if still available)!

What's next

Metropolis and Railroad Kit land this week. After that we keep going — more packs, more expansions, and a steady effort to turn ThreeJS Assets into something the three.js community can lean on for years rather than a store that showed up, had a good month, and disappeared.

If you've bought a pack, thank you. If you've shipped something with one, please show us. That's still the best part of any given week.

Cheers, Aron & Sharon