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Yeah, specifically the autopsy table was the most glaring example to me. the cooler wall also. I'd go over all of them again in that pack. Now I can't say for sure about the Ai gen claims, I'd hate to put another artist down undeservedly. It's just that the amount of assets you've put out in the last 30 days plus the quantity + price and the ashen icons looking as potentially generated plus the diversity of styles in the last 30 days makes the claims of not using gen ai for the art makes me a little suspicious. 

You may want to go a bit more in depth talking about your process of making these things. There were only 5 days separating the release of this pack and the the last rites pack. That is an ungodly amount of work to do in that short of time. even if the resolutions are low and the models are basic. Again, I personally don't care how you make your stuff. But based on what i saw in the the last rites pack I'm left wondering. 

The updates are up: Visiting Hours v1.1, Last Rites v1.3 and Cold Cuts v1.1, and it’s a free update for anyone who has them. I closed the geometry on the thin parts like taps, cords, chains and straps, put every prop on one texel density and rebaked the textures from the same painted sheets, and each pack now has an all-props .blend. The autopsy table and the cooler wall were the first ones I redid, since you pointed at them. Thank you for opening the files and writing it all down, it showed me exactly where the packs fell short. If you take another look, tell me what still looks off and I’ll go through those spots.

On the process, since you asked: the models and textures in the three location packs are built in Blender by scripts, one script per prop, which is why the packs came out close together and why the shapes read as basic. No image or 3D generation model was used for those props or textures. Where AI was involved is on each page: the page text, the documentation and the scripts themselves were written with AI assistance and reviewed by me, and that is why itch’s AI tag is on. The one product with generated images is the free Ashen Deck Lite icon set, and its page says so. I’d rather be plain about that than argue it, and your notes on the autopsy table and the cooler wall were right either way.