Surefire X400 tactical weaponlight Low-poly 3D model

High quality low-poly model weaponlight , created as close as possible to the original with exact dimensions, with highly detailed PBR textures(including textures for Unity and UE5 game engines).Game ready model for PBR game engines, renderers, first Person Shooters, VR games, and your other projects.

Features:

• This model is not intended for 3d printing!

• Originally created in Blender 3.1.2

• Preview rendered with Marmoset Toolbag 4!

• High resolution textures 4k (you can downscale the textures from 4K to 2K or 1K depending on your needs) exported out of Substance Painter for PBR MetallRoughness, Unreal Engine, and Unity.

• Geometry is fully triangulated to ensure best shading.

• Optimized and clean topology.

• The whole model has tris 4 432 and 2 304 verts.

• Model is built in real scale (Europe cm).

• 8 separate parts ready for rigged and animation.

• The model has a full UV unrapping.

Parts info:

All parts of the model have correct names. There are 8 separate parts in this model ready for rig and animation. Total value of tris - 4 432 , verts - 2 304.

• Flashlight : SureFire X400

Textures and UV mapping info:

High resolution textures made for physically based rendering (PBR) shader system exported out of Substance Painter(7.1.1) as such required texture maps as:

• Albedo(base color), NormalMap (OpenGL and DirectX), Roughness, Metalness, Ambient Occlusion, - .png / 8bit (normal - 16bit)

• Unreal Engine (BaseColor, OcclusionRougnessMetall, Normal) - .png / 8bit

• Unity (AlbedoTransparency, MetallicSmoothness, Normal) - .png / 8bit

Model unwrapping made on 1 texture atlases

You can scale down the original texture (two or even three times) depending on your needs!

• flashlight - 4096×4096 ,texel Density: 232 pixels/cm

After importing the model and the textures into the target engine you have to follow the official engine documentation on how to set the material up!

All content of this model is packed into .rar archives, names of textures, formats, materials, etc. have the correct names. Folders and archives have very easy to understand names.Also for your comfort there are Readme files in every archive with the description of what this archive contains.