Medium Mech Striker Free low-poly 3D model

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This pack offers a free animated mech with customizable armaments for hands-on testing and evaluation purposes. The test mech is available to allow players to experiment and verify if the provided mech designs will satisfy their needs. If this trial model functions correctly, then it's expected that all other available mechs should operate just as well too. Additionally, the test mech features the same background environment depicted in the provided images. The demo scene displayed by Unreal Engine serves as an example for how to import and set up these mechanical units accurately, and can be easily followed with reference to the enclosed guidelines on importing and socketing models. As part of this pack, you'll find a thoroughly crafted model with advanced details like intricate animation sequences. Key features include: A medium-sized mech called "Striker," which offers over 30 different animated states ranging from root motion-based moves to more complex in-place movements; The inclusion of a well-designed skeleton comprising a total of nineteen bones; Modular design enables you to outfit your mech with an array of armaments including heavy cannons, precision laser units, machine guns, and both long-range as well as short-range missile launchers; Ammunition options include two different missiles types along with various projectiles - this setup grants considerable strategic versatility. Other notable attributes: Thirty-four meticulously detailed decals are available to add even more visual variety to your mechanical warrior's design; Your mech's arms can be custom-destucted, thus being "blown off" and replaced by any other armament; However, hands themselves have limited capabilities, featuring no animated or skinned bones. In reality, removing them entirely could offer new opportunities for designing alternative hand-arm solutions that complement the mech even more effectively; An extensive demo scene powered by Unreal Engine offers detailed instruction on properly importing and configuring these 3D assets to get you started right away - make sure to refer to this invaluable resource regularly. Included within the download are multiple layers of texture, designed with a range of resolutions in mind (from as low as 1024 up to an expansive 4096 pixels wide), thus giving your artist the perfect amount of detail they could possibly want while keeping them from getting too much and losing themselves completely in over detail! Also included: Five complete different sets of high-definition, full-color texture art - with five complete groups; PSDs which retain layer details for even greater artistic freedom and precision - making adjustments a snap as ever before. Additionally, PBR textures have been generated with a particular attention towards metallic characteristics allowing realistic-looking effects across all games where possible: Final stats break down like this, for those keeping count – roughly around 8500 triangle units overall depending largely upon exactly which set pieces make up our mech during the course of battle action and so forth. Don't be misled however – even though metal surfaces exhibit advanced physical responses such as reflection under these certain textures applied over it all they work fine either in more simplistic PBR systems still supported well or even those without them alike – this versatility opens opportunities you might have previously never explored! This variety extends further down the list since all major albedo and normal mapping images have come along too – including metallic texture types - for that genuine industrial look plus a few supporting files giving artists much leeway indeed. It should be remembered though: Each item inside these collections contains its individual file name; As before always refer to game's engine capabilities for any requirements prior converting/truing models sizes properly for full optimization on performance or overall rendering visuals so don't panic just verify beforehand and do accordingly so - we won't make that hard, right.