Armored Truck - Game Ready Low-poly 3D model

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Game Ready Armored Truck, similar to the Dunbar security truck, rolls out with interior and exterior textures fully equipped. Multiple file types within the .zip package allow you to open this 3D model in nearly any game engine or 3D program. Display images were crafted using Marmoset Toolbag. High-poly models gave rise to normal maps baked carefully for precise texture rendering. Included 3D files encompass Max 2014, Maya 2014, FBX 2014, OBJ 2014, and separate Exterior, Interior, and Glass .OBJ files. Marmoset 2 file is also part of the package. Textures conform to PBR (Physically Based Rendering) formats suitable for Unity, Cryengine, and UE4: Exterior: 4096x4096 exterior diffuse 4096x4096 exterior ambient occlusion 4096x4096 exterior base color 4096x4096 exterior gloss 4096x4096 exterior metalness 4096x4096 exterior normal (-y) 4096x4096 exterior roughness 4096x4096 exterior specular 4096x4096 exterior wire frame Glass: 2048x2048 glass diffuse 2048x2048 glass base color 2048x2048 gloss 2048x2048 metalness 2048x2048 normal (-y) 2048x2048 roughness 2048x2048 specular Interior: 4096x4096 interior diffuse 4096x4096 interior ambient occlusion 4096x4096 interior base color 4096x4096 interior gloss 4096x4096 interior metalness 4096x4096 interior normal (-y) 4096x4096 interior roughness 4096x4096 interior specular 4096x4096 interior wire frame Important note about textures: Normal maps are -y flipped, ideal for directX rendering. If these look inverted in-game, highlight the green channel in Photoshop and press Ctrl+i to fix this. Regarding metalness and roughness settings in your preferred game engine: If they appear too shiny in UE4, double-click the texture and uncheck sRGB. Alternatively, you can adjust these textures in an image editor like Photoshop. UV's (unfolded geometry) feature mostly flat sections with some intentional overlap for seamless modeling. Units used throughout are metric. Please click on my Username for more premium 3D game models.