Sixty Round STANAG Magazine Low-poly 3D model

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Human: 60 Round STANAG magazine is ready to be used in Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR) and other real-time applications like games. This product is specifically designed for game and real time background use. It cannot be subdivided. The model was rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3, but default renders in 3ds Max will look different from the preview images. The Marmoset Toolbag scene is included as a download. Here are some specs to consider: -Includes movable magazine follower and a 5.56mm NATO cartridge. -Contains no non-planar polygons (n-gons). -The model's texture was unwrapped manually for maximum efficiency in UV space usage. -Materials and objects were named correctly to match real-world terminology. -The model is scaled to approximate its real-world size in centimeters, with the following dimensions: 11cm x 4cm x 22cm. -Tested in Marmoset Toolbag 3 for optimal results (view renders for more information). -Also tested in Unreal Engine 4 and Unity Engine. -No special plugins are needed to operate this model. .obj and .fbx versions were exported from 3ds Max 2018. || Textures || -Includes high-resolution PBR maps (2048x2048) with the following channels: base color, roughness, metalness, normal, and ambient occlusion. -The bullet texture has a size of 512x512 in PBR format. -Downloadable separate textures are available in specular/gloss PBR format for those who prefer that setup. -Textures were designed to work well with physically based rendering (PBR). -They come in .png format, and model texture paths are clear and easy to navigate. A set of exportable Unreal Engine 4 and Unity textures have been included along with detailed instructions on how to use them. Additionally, source files from Substance Painter can be found under the extra downloads section for modification purposes at your convenience. Bonus Download: A high poly model that was used to bake maps for this low-poly mesh is available as an additional download, allowing users more control over their models with tools like Substance Painter and others.