I’m building a holiday-park experience in Roblox and now need a set of mid-to-low-poly lodges that feel authentic yet run smoothly on both PC and mobile. You’ll be working in Blender and passing the assets on to Roblox Studio. Core model The first lodge should follow the wooden style with dark panels I’ve selected. Think modern Scandinavian timber, clean lines, generous glass, and the bigger windows I asked for. Overall triangle count needs to sit between 5 k and 7 k so the asset stays lightweight. Terrace focus Please give the terrace a welcoming vibe: include subtle lighting fixtures (wall sconces or downlights are fine) and a couple of low-poly plant decorations such as planters or small shrubs. Railings, stairs, and roof overhangs must read well from every angle. Scale & optimisation One Roblox character equals roughly 1.6 m, or about five studs, so all doors, stairs, and ceiling heights should respect that proportion. Normals, UVs, and pivots should be clean for painless import. What I will hand you • Reference photos, real-world plans, and a Roblox terrain scene for testing. • Colour palette to match the park’s existing assets. What I expect back • Blender source file (.blend) with non-destructive modifiers intact. • Exported FBX or OBJ, ready to drop into Roblox Studio. • If you’re comfortable, a pre-grouped .rbxm package for drag-and-drop import is a bonus. Stretch goal If time and budget allow, a very basic two-bedroom interior (walls, doorways, placeholder furniture) would be great, but the exterior comes first. Acceptance check I’ll load the model into an empty place in Studio, verify triangle count, test mobile frame rate, and confirm that all textures and lightmaps display correctly. Once those boxes tick, the milestone is approved. Let me know your workflow and any questions before you dive in so we stay perfectly aligned.