Old Carriage PBR low poly game ready Low-poly 3D model

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3D artisans bring their expertise to the table with the old wooden carriage, a masterfully crafted low poly game-ready model, sculpted entirely by hand and finely detailed in PBR format for seamless integration into your most ambitious projects. With each intricate element meticulously textured and perfected in 3D space, this magnificent asset is primed for use in a wide array of applications. To boot, the carriage's component parts - totaling six masterfully crafted units, each boasting one LOD model to meet every level of complexity and system demand - are perfectly suited for import into even the most advanced real-time rendering engines. These components are available in multiple file formats (.max, .fbx, .obj, and .3ds) ensuring seamless compatibility with Unity, Unreal Engine 4, Marmoset, and a range of other leading-edge software tools. Further demonstrating its high-level adaptability is the carriage's capacity to be rigged for dynamic in-game functionality within the engine of your choice - further showcasing the extensive flexibility offered by this remarkable asset. When rendered, these images are meticulously produced in Marmoset Toolbag - resulting in crisp and stunning preview visualizations that perfectly encapsulate the full splendor of the 3D model. Regarding file specifications: The low-poly carriage is structured with a robust system, consisting of six unique component parts - each part accompanied by a respective Level Of Detail (LOD) counterpart for optimized system load management. This meticulous attention to detail allows your team to create realistic models tailored for use in cutting-edge real-time rendering engines such as Unity and Unreal Engine 4. Key File Format Information: The carriage model can be seamlessly imported into popular platforms using the following file formats: - .max, which is directly supported by 3ds Max; - .fbx, compatible with a wide array of tools; - .obj format, facilitating straightforward compatibility with an extended range of 3D design software programs and rendering engines; Key specifications on Tri counts include LOD data - a measure that highlights how different areas of the model process distinct quantities of geometric information when displayed: LOD level data breakdown as follows: * At its baseline (LOD-0), the model uses an aggregate of 5,676 triangles; * Upon increasing to its second tier of optimization, the system load decreases dramatically, incorporating 3,000 unique triangle counts. A set of carefully selected and expertly designed texture assets - collectively labeled 'Textures pack', come pre-prepared for use in your desired real-time rendering platform: - **For Unity** , the textures will integrate directly into standard PBR (Physically-Based Rendering) formats and are laid out to fit seamless PBR masks - where mask maps, respectively laid out, include : * A channel that captures the overall 'metallic' properties (assigned as R). * Another representing AO data for detailed, high-quality shadows (laid across G). * A third B= empty slot with unused mapping. * The fourth alpha A channel handles the "smoothness" attribute effectively. * For UE4**, however ,the format takes the exact opposite layout approach **Textures pack :** - mask map: a layer specifically tailored to PBR formats laid in reverse (in R), capturing data related directly to ambient occlusion AO= channel for enhanced high-end effects G and roughness=channel mapped on B and metallic, respectively, is reserved for Channel A ) Further details may include specific breakdown of each channel for use in any given software package and/or specific instructions to aid in a fully immersive integration