Small Weapon Rack Low-poly 3D model

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Small Combat Shelf - PBR, Low poly - game-ready model. Made with Blender, textured in Substance Painter and rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3 for optimal visual fidelity. Key details: one Compact Gun Rack has 236 unique vertices, 164 precise faces, and a total of 380 efficient tris, ideal for high-performance rendering. The texture workflow utilizes the metallic shader model, ensuring authentic and engaging visuals. Textures are available in two sets: Standard, Unity, and UE4. The provided textures have a size of 2k (2048 x 2048 pixels), saved as PNG files and ready to use or resize for specific software needs. For detailed texture setup instructions, refer to the included tutorial link at the end of this description. Formats available include FBX, OBJ, COLLAD[DAE], and the original Blender file format. This allows you to easily integrate into various game engines or modeling tools. In reality, this small combat shelf measures 72cm wide, 146cm long, and 117cm tall. Its units of measurement are set to centimeters for accurate dimensioning in-game or for scale reference. Note: When using Unity or Unreal Engine Textures and file formats from our assets collection, simply drag them into your project; they will be fully compatible and ready for use upon import. Regarding lighting and visuals: note that the provided screenshots of the asset have been taken in a default Unity project with default lighting. Feel free to adjust and enhance it according to your game's style, taking into account various factors such as player preferences and engine capabilities. Specific instructions for Unreal Engine Textures setup: UE4 Texture Setup Guidelines 1) Import Base color, Normal map and Roughness-AO-Metallic maps, which are pre-baked into a single, comprehensive map. 2) Double click on the Roughness-AO-Metallic node to turn off sRGB for correct behavior in the shader system. 3) To utilize the shader, create a material in UE4 and connect the three maps: Base color (connected directly), Normal Map, and the combined Roughness-AO-Metallic. Note that some of our models do not have an additional normal map - proceed as is with those cases. In regards to linear colors for this node: To switch UE4 to Linear Color Space from gamma or other options: Simply access Edit -> Project Settings -> Player and look at "Other settings", then navigate to the right to find ColorSpace; select the linear option here. This can also ensure better image display on some screens if used before final processing.