Rustic Furniture Pack Low-poly 3D model

This pack includes all models and textures pictured (shown in real-time via Unreal Engine 5). All assets were created for scalable experiences, from Indie Mobile or VR productions, all the way up to AAA experiences on high-end hardware.

Every Level of Detail (LOD) has clean, manually-reduced geometry, so you can simply isolate the most appropriate ones for your performance budget, or edit them as you see fit - no holes or janky auto-generated edges.

All Door / Drawer handles are unwelded, and baked without AO circles underneath them, so you can easily use your own CAD software to remove or replace them without needing to edit textures.

NOTE: This CGTrader release does not include any Unreal Engine projects, materials or levels. Just the meshes and texture sets pictured, which are listed in more detail below:

Features:

• 53 Meshes (44 unique components, plus 9 merged variants) - All of them use quads where possible. No triangulation has been applied.
• 41 Textures (33 base maps, plus 8 optional maps for controlling color/texture variants)
• All Textures are 4k, including Diffuse, Normal, packed ORM (Ambient Occlusion, Roughness, Metallic) and some optional RGB Masks
• Each mesh consists of 4 custom-made Levels of Detail (LODs) - nothing is auto-generated
• Lightmap UVs have been laid out by hand to be consistent across all LODs
• Every asset includes clean, hand-made Collision Hulls, for high-accuracy physics interactions if needed
• Sockets / Locators for Doors and Drawers are included in each relevant mesh file for 100% accurate placement and movement
• Highest Triangle Count: DiningTable - LOD 0: 22,280 | LOD 3: 2,580
• Lowest Triangle Count: ChessTable_Drawer - LOD 0: 68 | LOD 3: 28
• Fully-detailed models from all sides, including interiors and undersides
• This pack supports both Baked and Realtime lighting scenarios across various renderers/engines
• For easy-import to Unreal Engine, choose the Meshes_Combined_LODs_Cols_FBX .zip file, which contains all the packed LODs and collisions for each mesh, formatted for UE's importer.

Art created by Ben Halligan