Crate-Box Low-poly 3D model

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Crate-Box - PBR, Low poly - game ready. Crafted in Blender, refined in Substance Painter, and rendered with precision in Marmoset Toolbag 3, this crate-box boasts impressive details. Contains a single unit of 112 vertices, 102 faces, and 220 triangles, packed tightly into a comprehensive model. Three meticulously crafted texture sets are included: Standard, Unity, and UE4, each scaled to a generous 2k resolution in PNG format. Texture dimensions can be seamlessly adjusted in any software if required. Download the provided zip file to access the accompanying tutorial or read the comprehensive guide at the end of this description for detailed texture setup instructions. This versatile asset is available in multiple formats: FBX, OBJ, COLLAD/DAE, and Blender (original). Measure up with a real-world size of 70x70x70cm, scaled using system units of centimeters. ___________UE4 Textures Setup_______ To integrate the crate-box seamlessly into UE4: Import the base color, normal map, and Roughness-AO-Metallic texture sets. Double-click the latter and disable sRGB mode to unlock advanced settings. Create a new material and drag in all three textures: base color connects directly, while normal map inputs are enabled for optimal results. Note that some of my assets lack normal maps; proceed without it for perfect results. Configure the Roughness-AO-Metallic node as a linear color space. This crucial step requires sRGB mode to be disabled beforehand. Connect each color channel: RED feeds into AO, GREEN to Roughness, and BLUE to Metallic for unparalleled accuracy. That's all you need to do. ___________Unity Note_____________ When integrating the crate-box in Unity: Remember to use the FBX format for optimal results. For even more polished performance in Unity, navigate to Edit>Project Settings>Player>Other Settings>ColorSpace and switch to Linear color mode. This tweak yields significant improvements. Also, set Normal map texture type in the inspector to normal map and apply it promptly.