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EnglishWhat premium tools and asset packs does Reactorcore sell?
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Reactorcore sells three paid items listed on its itch.io page: Pixel to 3D Batch Builder ($12), Batch AI Image Generator ($8), and Particle Effect Texture Essentials ($9). Everything else shown on the page — games, Doom II mods, free asset packs, text generators, browser tools, and Lego mecha build instructions — is listed separately from these paid products. If you only need mods, generators, or free assets, you can use the page without buying anything.
The three paid products
| Product | Price | What it does | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pixel to 3D Batch Builder | $12 | Converts pixel art into low-poly, voxel, or spritesheet output | Artists turning 2D pixel art into 3D-ready assets |
| Batch AI Image Generator | $8 | Takes a text file of prompts as input and outputs a folder of images | Bulk image generation from a prompt list |
| Particle Effect Texture Essentials | $9 | 700+ game-ready particle textures (fire, smoke, lightning, and more) | Game devs needing ready-made effect textures |
Prices are as listed on the Reactorcore itch.io page. The page also links to a Premium Asset Packs collection on itch.io, which is where paid asset packs are grouped.
How to decide between them
The three products serve different jobs, so pick by what you're actually producing:
- You have pixel art and want 3D or voxel versions → Pixel to 3D Batch Builder. This is the most expensive item and the most specialized; it only makes sense if pixel-to-3D conversion is part of your workflow.
- You have a long list of prompts and want many images → Batch AI Image Generator. The input/output model is explicit: a text file of prompts goes in, a folder of images comes out.
- You need effect textures for a game → Particle Effect Texture Essentials. This is a content pack, not a tool, so there's nothing to learn — you just get 700+ textures.
If you're unsure, check each product's individual page before buying. The itch.io listing shows the highlights, but the product page is where you confirm format, compatibility, and what's included.
What's free vs. paid
The page mixes free and paid content, and the free side is substantial:
- Free: downloadable games, various mods, Doom II mods, free asset packs, Lego mecha alt build MOCs, text generators, and browser-based tools (for example, Celestial Cutaway and ASMRify run in the browser).
- Paid: the three products above, plus the linked Premium Asset Packs collection.
So if your goal is mods or quick browser tools, you don't need to pay. The paid items are aimed at people producing assets or running batch generation.
Before you buy
- Open the specific product page for the item you're considering — the main page only shows a one-line description.
- Confirm the output format matches your pipeline (especially for Pixel to 3D Batch Builder and the particle textures).
- Check the Premium Asset Packs collection if you want asset packs rather than tools.
The page does not state refund terms, licensing details, or system requirements in the listing itself, so verify those on the individual product pages before purchasing.