Metal Cup Low-poly 3D model

cgtrader

Metal Cup - PBR, Low poly - game ready. Made in Blender with expert precision, textured meticulously in Substance Painter, and Rendered flawlessly in Marmoset Toolbag 3. Contains: One exceptional Metal Cup - 354 verts, 338 faces, and 700 smooth triangles come together to create a precise mesh. Texture Workflow: For a seamless metal look, Metallic textures were applied with precision. Texture Sets: To accommodate multiple game engines, this cup is available in Standard, Unity, and UE4 compatible textures. Texture Size: With clarity in mind, all textures are delivered at 4k, PNG resolution (Textures can be scaled down to any desired size for use in any software if needed). For a comprehensive texture setup guide, consult the author's tutorial below this description. Available formats: To accommodate different game development environments, file types include FBX, OBJ, COLLAD[DAE], and BLENDER[ORIGINAL] models. Measuring 18x14x12cm in real-world dimensions, with system units set to centimeters for accurate measurements. Note: As the creator of Unity and Unreal Engine textures only, you must integrate them into your project yourself. Simply drag in the file formats as needed. Additionally note that Unity screenshots are captured from a default environment without modifications. However, according to your specific project settings, the appearance might be improved or vary accordingly. UE4 Textures Setup: Achieve superior realism by importing base color, normal map, and Roughness-AO-Metallic (all expertly baked into one high-resolution map). Next, double click on Roughness-AO-Metallic, then disable sRGB for precise manipulation. To set it up: - Drag the 3 maps (base color, normal map, and roughness-AO-metallic) directly into a newly created Material. - Base color should connect to its input and so should Normal Map (Though, skip the connection for this one). Roughness-AO-Metallic Node: Change its type from Default to Linear Color. By setting up nodes correctly you get a Metal Cup model. Unity Note: Change the Color Space Setting Select the Edit > Project Settings > Player option And open the settings window Set it up under Other settings and under other settings. ColorSpace should be set as Linear.