Spaceship Torpedo Destroyer Catapult Low-poly 3D model

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This pack contains a sophisticated Catapult class torpedo destroyer with modular weapons. It can be effectively utilized in space RTS games or as an formidable end boss in a challenging sidescroller game. It can also be deployed in a top-down or 3rd person shoot-'em-up experience. The download file includes high-quality FBX and OBJ files, ensuring seamless integration into most 3D applications/game engines. Notably, the model is unskinned, unrigged, and lacks animations. Fortunately, almost all popular 3D applications/game engines possess built-in toolsets for keyframe animations. These tools can be used to create customized firing animations and more. The sci-fi destroyer boasts a modular design, featuring six turrets, three missile launchers, one torpedo launcher, gun batteries, and hangars. The pack includes a single torpedo plus three missiles, providing a robust starting point for gameplay development. Moreover, six distinct texture sets are available, each meticulously crafted to enhance the ship's appearance. These textures include PBR-compliant metalness workflow settings, making them suitable for both PBR-enabled environments and non-PBR applications. Key features of this pack: • Sci-fi destroyer • Modular design • Six turrets • Three missile launchers • One torpedo launcher • Gun batteries and hangars • A single torpedo plus three missiles included • Six distinct texture sets available • PBR-compliant textures • Texture sizes: 4096 (ship), 2048 (weapons), and 1024 (missiles) • Approximately 7800 Tris count, dependent on weapon usage The provided textures can be utilized in both PBR-enabled environments (metalness workflow) and non-PBR settings. The included texture files are: • Albedo map, PNG format • AlbedoAO map, PNG format – featuring ambient occlusion baked into the albedo map • Ambient Occlusion (AO) map, PNG format • Illumination maps (color + black/white) • Normal map, PNG format • Metalness map, PNG format • Gloss map, PNG format When using these models in various 3D applications/game engines, you may need to rescale them for optimal performance.