Developer DK Liao released a real-time vector graphics library for Unity and Godot. The vector library, titled Mold, was created from the artist's experience making a game with simple 2D/3D geometry and the capability of creating rounded 3D geometry.

If you want to see the collection items in action, check out DK Liao's recreation of the 22-minute loop of the Outer Wilds universe in miniature, made solely with Mold in the Godot engine with about 3000 lines of GDScript and zero assets:

Two options are available: a paid product for commercial use and a free, non-commercial version with no functional difference.

While the collection was in development, DK Liao shared pre-release versions free of charge for use in commercial and non-commercial projects, and the developer generously allows anyone who already has a licensed pre-release version to keep using it without any issues.

The developer explained that the library items use shader work, packaged data sent through a color texture to be extracted through a shader for Godot, and MultiMesh for efficient rendering. Apart from this, the creator employed additional systems, such as automatic LOD.

DK Liao is a developer of several games, featuring a similar vibrant minimalist style: a WIP Autopanic, Ultra Void, Net Dive, and Autopanic Zero.

The Mold vector collection is available in the Unity Asset Store and on itch.io.

Also, check out a free input icon pack with over 1,100 images of PC and console buttons for Unreal Engine, Unity, and Godot, from Julio Cacko, and a collection of Houdini icons from Arthur Sirjacobs:

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