MK2 Grenade - Models and Textures Low-poly 3D model

Game ready mesh and textures for the MK2 Grenade.

Important notes!

High resolution textures exported out of Substance Painter for Unreal Engine, Cryengine 3 and Unity as well as default for any other possible use. Material, meshes and texture names follow an easy to understand naming convention. The intended use for these models and its textures are first person shooters. Polycount is equal to current generation games such as Far Cry or Call of Duty. You can downscale the textures from 4K to 2K or 1K to save memory but you'll get the highest resolution to decide for yourself.

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. Rig, animations or sound are not included.

Try before buy!

Check out the free AKM, MK2 Grenade and the ammunition before you buy it. You can use it in any game and convince yourself of the quality level as well as seeing how it's been set up.

Naming Conventions:

WPN_ = Weapon MeshWPNM_ = Weapon MaterialWPNT_ = Weapon Texture

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