Big red button 3D model

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Big shiny button 3D Model, featuring two unique objects: plate and button - each comes with its very own precise UV Layout map, carefully tailored material setup and expertly crafted PBR Textures pack. Ready to take on production work, this model is perfectly compatible with PBR materials and features advanced non-overlapping UV Layout maps included within the package. No triads or n-gons to be found in our geometries - only sturdy quads make up the 3D model's framework. Customize it any way you see fit: we've left all the geometries neatly UV unwrapped for you to experiment with. This opens up possibilities of generating new Textures or tweaking the ones already provided, thanks to the detailed UV Layout maps supplied (as high-res png files with transparency). Each element - whether that be Object, Material or Texture - has its own distinctive name making navigation and setup an absolute breeze. We created this 3D Model in Blender 3D 2.80 using Cycles/Eevee for optimal PBR workflow then transferred the files to OBJ/FBX formats suitable for Unity/Unreal. Promotional images have been rendered specifically in Blender 3D using both Eevee/Cycles render engines for authenticity; these include ten different screenshots plus UV layout overviews. Get everything you need, delivered: FBX/OBJ format supported and compatible scenes are BLEND (v2.80); texture packs for the respective platforms like PBR Multi-Engine pack available with Substance Painter outputs - we have Unity, Unreal support included! Also provided are PNG with Alpha, offering further variety for customization options on various game engines and modeling tools out there! Packed into 1 package - objects, material setup and PBR Texture Pack with multiple variants tailored for several popular render /game engine: Unity 5 standard metal workflow supported by V-Ray's PBR (max studio, base diffuse), PBR Spec Gloss Workflow, generic Metallic Rough for use on Eevee. Main imagery captured via cycles using the environment from Cycles / Blender and are therefore HDR files in a proprietary .png - don't worry - it won't cause compatibility issues - because no need to render the actual .enviroment (HDR enviro) that were shot in first place so - your workflow stays unaffected by lack of .hdr environment supplied!