Most other material resources websites just rely on search to find the material you want. This website adds the concepts of parent source, child source and homology to the search.
Suppose you find a graphic design package with nearly 30 materials or 100 icon packages or an AE template toolkit with nearly 1000 dynamic elements, but you only need a few of them, then you can quickly download the ones you want separately through the sub-source on this website:
Suppose you finally find a scene or element you want, but this material can't fully meet the current work, and you need elements or scenes with the same artistic style that can match it, then homology can let you quickly find other materials with the same artistic style; Parent source allows you to quickly download the whole collection package with the same art style (PS: I believe you are well aware of the importance of the unity of art style in your work or creation, but at present, most material websites have not solved this problem, and this website has provided great convenience for this problem):
What's different is that the website is trying to create a single art style production system scheme, including making tutorials of this style, supporting auxiliary tools and additional materials that can be used immediately. Using this scheme, excellent and complete works can be made from scratch. Here is a special link to make MG game style, you can have a look:
Of course, it is the same as other material websites in terms of massive high-quality material and rich resource classification. The source library material network includes MG flat cartoon material, Tik Tok Vlog material, AE template material, AE script plug-in material, Huazi barrage template material, AI vector material, expression pack material, music sound effect material, graphic design template material and so on. . .
At present, I am doing activities, and I can get VIP members for 30 days for free almost cumulatively, so I won't say much here. If you are interested, you can go and see the source library material network.