Diet Crispbread Roll Bun 3D PBR Pack Low-poly 3D model

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The package includes 3 real-time Photoscan-based models of diet crispbreads, each provided in two levels of detail. The LOD details are as follows: LOD 0 has 1248 vertices (2492 triangles), and LOD 1 has 252 vertices (500 triangles); the second model has 1239 vertices (2474 triangles) for LOD 0, and 251 vertices (498 triangles) for LOD 1; and lastly, the third model has 1241 vertices (2478 triangles) for LOD 0 and 252 vertices (500 triangles) for LOD 1. All meshes are closed, optimized for real-time rendering, and come with collision meshes in four formats: blend, max, fbx, and obj. They are also scaled according to the metric system. Each pastry model comes with two sets of 4K textures adjusted to two levels of detail. The first set is designed for PBR Metallic/Roughness workflow, including Base Color, Roughness, Normal (DirectX), and Ambient Occlusion - totaling 24 16-bit PNG files. The second set caters to Unreal Engine 4, featuring Base Color, Normal (DirectX), combined Ambient Occlusion (red channel), Roughness (green channel), and Metallic (blue channel) - a total of 18 8-bit PNG files. Lastly, the textures are optimized for Unity, providing Albedo, Normal (OpenGL), Ambient Occlusion, combined Metallic (RGB), and Smoothness (alpha channel) - a grand total of 24 TGA files. To use these models in your preferred game engine, make sure to follow the official guidelines from its provider. Note that HDR backgrounds are not included. The photogrammetry-created models in the DIET CRISPBREADS PACK are based on real-life goods and have been optimized for real-time rendering while maintaining high quality in photoscanned textures, including Normal maps, Ambient Occlusion, and Roughness for various surfaces. Each model is provided with a low (LOD 1) and mid-poly (LOD 0) version. The LOD 1 version is suitable for gameplay items or level decoration, while the LOD 0 version is ideal for close-ups, such as cinematic props or architectural visualization elements. A ZIP file with meshes in its name contains all available mesh formats.