Scifi Fighter SUI45 Low-poly 3D model

cgtrader

Attention: This model is not intended for use in 3D printing due to its complex mesh structure. The meshes are optimized for use in 3D game engines and have been modified to save on triangle count by removing internal faces. This pack contains a highly detailed sci-fi jet fighter with modular weapons and decals that can be used in a wide range of space-themed games. Please note: The download file contains both FBX and OBJ files, which are widely supported by most 3D applications and game engines. The model is unskinned and unrigged, but it has been designed to be easily animated using the built-in toolset found in almost all 3D applications and game engines. This allows you to create complex animations such as landing gear movements, for example. Take a look at my account for more models, including this highly detailed sci-fi fighter. This model features: * A retractable landing gear system * Optional wheel or skid landing gear systems * Movable aileron, elevator, and rudder components * Modular cockpit parts that can be easily changed out * Three pre-assembled cockpits to choose from * Cockpit canopy that can be opened and closed * Transparent and opaque cockpit canopy options * 33 decals featuring national emblems and labels The model includes five different texture sets, each with its own unique look and feel. PSD files with intact layers are included for easy editing, as well as PBR textures that are optimized for use in modern game engines. Texture sizes vary, but most are 4x4096 pixels, while the weapons textures are a smaller 2048 pixels. The total tris count is approximately 13,200, although this number can vary depending on how many weapons are used to customize the fighter. The following textures are included: * Albedo map (PNG format) * Ambient Occlusion (AO) map (PNG format) * Illumination maps (color and black/white) * Normal map (PNG format) * Metalness map (PNG format) * Gloss map (PNG format) * Specular map (PNG format) * Roughness map (PNG format) Depending on your game engine or 3D application, you may need to rescale the models to achieve the best results.