What it actually does
Point Neonyte at a building, click the walls where signs should go, and press one button. Every placeholder becomes a different lit sign: a business name that reads as a real one, a matching icon, a layout, a colour scheme, and the metal rig that holds it to the wall. Press the button again and you get a different street.
It is built for set dressing at street scale. Dozens of signs, none of them repeating, each one plausible for the trade it advertises, and a Karma material that makes them glow. Close-up hero detail is not what it is for.
Features — 5
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Specifications
| Version | 1.0 |
|---|---|
| Houdini | Houdini 22.0+ |
| Category | Procedural set dressing |
| Platform | Tested on Windows |
| Input | A building or scene, plus signs you place in the viewport (or your own placeholder boxes) |
| Ships as | Unlocked .hdalc |
| Renderer | Karma CPU and XPU |
| Licensing | Every font OFL, every icon ISC or MIT, licence texts embedded |
| Licence | Single-user, royalty-free |
| Updates | Free for life, with in-node notice |
| Support | Discord — invite is on the node |
| Business types | 32, each with its own names, icons and palette |
|---|---|
| Name corpus | 34,217 real establishments, 1,934 attested sign names |
| Icons and fonts | 741 icons, 80 fonts, all OFL / ISC / MIT |
| Scripts | 5 - Latin, Japanese, Chinese, Cyrillic, Arabic |
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