Road traffic signs set Low poly Low-poly 3D model

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Low Poly Traffic Sign Assets. Individual meshes available for each item, exported as .fbx, .obj, .3ds, and .dae formats for flexibility. Three identical traffic cones, boasting a modest 276 polys per piece, share a unified texture to save polycount. A lone traffic cone light stands apart with 330 polys, its unique design calling for specialized attention. Three identical square signs appear at 88 polys apiece, reusing the same texture with considerable efficiency. Triangle signs follow suit, also appearing in sets of three at 90 polys each, once again benefiting from shared texture work. The dual plastic traffic fences measure a more substantial 440 polys but continue to share the same texture throughout. Lastly, a lone traffic light holds the highest poly count of them all at 783 polys, its intricacy evident. Texture maps are created in sets of 4096x4096 dimensions, covering color, metallic properties, roughness, ambient occlusion (AO), normal maps, and an Unreal Engine- optimized Specular Smoothness Occlusion Roughness Metallic. Each texture map includes separate channels for all listed values. Additionally, a high-quality PSD master file of the same size and configuration is included. The textures themselves were created by rendering the objects in Blender, ensuring photorealistic outcomes within these virtual realms and through an external PBR viewer that helps fine-tune realism.