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Assortment of Riot Gear

Explore the Assortment of Riot Gear collection featuring PBR shields, batons, less-than-lethal grenades, and specialized dirty glass materials.

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Staging Civil Unrest with the Assortment of Riot Gear

Urban barricades, civil disturbance zones, and high-intensity tactical breaches require distinct dressing to feel grounded. The Assortment of Riot Gear compiles the specialized equipment used by front-line containment units and law enforcement teams responding to volatile street scenarios. Driven by non-lethal intervention and defensive posture, this asset set brings together protective barriers, direct-action impact tools, and deployment ordnance tailored for modern security operations.

Every included item reflects a realistic design language appropriate for contemporary crowd management. Staging an authentic police perimeter involves more than placing armed personnel; it depends heavily on the visible presence of specific defensive implements. Having access to dedicated riot barriers, crowd-dispersal canisters, and defensive batons allows level designers and prop artists to communicate tension before an encounter even starts.

Riot Shield Variants Across Police, S.W.A.T, and Blank Finishes

Defensive lines rely heavily on ballistic and polycarbonate barriers to absorb impacts and hold forward positions. This package includes three distinct models: Riot Shield 1, Riot Shield 2, and Riot Shield 3. Rather than locking artists into a single department aesthetic, each of the three shields features dedicated material configurations to serve different operational contexts:

  • Police Variant: Standard municipal law enforcement branding, fitting municipal precinct response teams, city security forces, and routine riot suppression lines.
  • S.W.A.T Variant: A tactical configuration geared toward specialized weapons and tactics divisions, urban counter-terror teams, and heavy breach squads operating in hostile territory.
  • Blank Variant: An unbranded alternative added directly to accommodate generic security firms, private military contractors, improvised civilian defenses, or fictional departments requiring clean, unlabelled equipment.

Because the three shields present distinct structural shapes, their combined variants provide nine possible barrier configurations. This variety prevents repetitive visual patterns across wide formations, making it possible to assemble coordinated shield walls where individual front-line officers carry gear that looks unified yet distinct.

Impact Selection: Blackjacks, Tonfas, and Batons

When physical engagement occurs, riot units transition to close-range compliance gear. The pack supplies a diverse spread of impact weapons engineered for compliance and non-lethal subdual, covering both traditional and modern security implements:

  • Blackjack 1 and Blackjack 2: Compact, weighted impact weapons historically favored for discreet close-quarters defense and rapid physical control. Having two distinct variants allows for slight geometric and balance differences in secondary equipment setups.
  • Tonfa: The iconic side-handle police baton. Its perpendicular grip enables sweeping defensive blocks, rapid spinning strikes, and firm limb-entanglement techniques that define formal crowd control tactics.
  • Telescopic Baton: A modern collapsible metal baton suitable for quick deployment from duty belts or undercover loadouts, offering reach while remaining compact when holstered.
  • Stun Baton: An electroshock compliance weapon combining physical reach with electrical deterrence, visually communicating elevated response levels in security details or correctional facilities.

These assets function effectively both as character-held weapons and as environmental dressing dropped across riot scenes, placed in armory lockers, or left scattered across defensive checkpoints.

Deployment of Less than Lethal Grenades

To break up crowds and force tactical dispersion from a distance, the pack features specialized canisters representing chemical and physiological deterrents. These props supply the visual cues needed for crowd suppression setups without relying on standard military explosives.

The collection includes the Tear Gas Grenade, designed to model chemical irritant deployment across wide open areas. Paired with it is the Sting Grenade, an impact and concussion-based dispersal device used to create disorientation inside barricaded structures or tight corridors. Both ordnance models serve well as individual handheld props for grenadier characters, belt-mounted tactical accessories, or spent shell items littering an evacuated street after an operation.

PBR Texturing and the Dirty Glass Material

The entire collection is structured through a PBR-ready workflow, ensuring that the metals, dense plastics, and rubberized grips interact accurately with modern lighting setups. Surface reflectivity on polycarbonate shields, powder-coated metals on batons, and stamped metal surfaces on grenade bodies react consistently to ambient daylight, harsh street lamps, and emergency flare lights.

A notable technical inclusion is the unique Dirty Glass Material. While built primarily to serve the viewing viewports and transparent bodies of the riot shields, this shader setup is entirely decoupled from the shields themselves. It can be reassigned to any glass object across a scene. Environmental artists can apply this weathered surface to broken storefronts, vehicle windscreens, security booths, or facility observation windows, introducing realistic grime, fingerprint smudges, and dust accumulation without creating custom transparency shaders from scratch.

Matching the Gear to Tactical Environments

The Assortment of Riot Gear fits projects set in modern civil conflict, tactical simulations, survival horrors, and gritty crime dramas. Because the props cover protective shields, striking implements, and crowd-control canisters, they cover the complete material loop of non-lethal conflict. Whether outfitting an organized tactical unit moving through smoke or detailing the aftermath of an urban protest gone wrong, these realistic, PBR-ready props provide the physical tools necessary to bring law enforcement confrontations to life.

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