Bench with concrete base Low-poly 3D model

cgtrader

Bench - PBR, Low poly - game ready. Made in Blender, textured in Substance Painter and rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3. Contains: One Bench with 72 verts, 56 faces, and 112 tris. Texture Workflow: Metallic. Texture Sets: Standard, Unity, UE4. Texture Size: Two thousand pixels, PNG (Textures can always be scaled down in any software if needed). For texture setup, read my short tutorial at the end of this description. Formats: FBX, OBJ, COLLADA DAE, BLENDER ORIGINAL. Real-world size: Seventy by two hundred thirty by seventy-four centimeters. System units: Centimeters. I only provide Unity and Unreal Engine Textures, not project examples. You must drag textures and file formats into your project yourself. Screenshots taken in unity and UE4 are in default projects with no altered lighting or settings. Results may vary depending on your project's settings, which could be better. UE4 Textures Setup Import Base color, Normal map, and Roughness-AO-Metallic (all baked into one map). Double-click Roughness-AO-Metallic and disable sRGB. Create Material: Drag these three maps into it. Base color and normal map connect to their inputs. Some of my assets do not have a normal map, so proceed without it. Set Roughness-AO-Metallic node to linear color (Only works if you turned off sRGB before). Connect the red channel to AO, green to Roughness, and blue to Metallic. That's it. Unity Note To change to Linear Color Space: I went to Edit>Project Settings>Player>Other Settings>ColorSpace and set it to Linear.