Isis Lock

Isis Lock is a large-scale environment for all your boating renders.

Set at the southern terminus of the Oxford Canal, the lock forms the junction between the canal and the river Isis (aka Thames), connecting to the Castle Mill Stream and Sheepwash Channel. The lock opened in 1797.

The lock features morphing canal water, to raise and lower the level in the lock.

Both the top and bottom gates are rigged to open.

The top and bottom paddles are fully rigged to open via an ERC control. Each paddle has an attached windlass, which can be shown or hidden via a material property.

There is also a windlass as a standalone prop.

A safety sign indicates the state of the river, and mats are provided for Green, Amber, and Red states (or all lights off).

22 Camera Angles and 3 render presets give a wide selection of scene views.

To customize the vegetation, the

Mask images are included for Ultrascatter users.

Isis Lock - the gateway to your perfect nautical render.