Low-poly PBR Skip pile of rubble in bin Low-poly 3D model

Overview: This is a Low-poly, game ready Skip with two versions (with rubble, without rubble). Modelled in 3DS Max 2016. The normal map was baked from a high poly model for added detail. Files named using the Unreal Engine 4 Naming Convention. File uploaded as a packed .7z file.

Geometry: Package includes the two Base Mesh’s and three LOD's each in both .fbx and .obj file formats. Also included is a .uasset file with LOD's, collision, and a generated lightmap (place in your Unreal Engine 4 projects content folder).

3DS Max Dimensions – L3.97m x W2.12m x H1.74m approximate to real world scale Pivot is centred to the base of the model and is set at X:0 Y:0 Z:0

Base Mesh 1 – 644 Tris LOD 1 – 540 Tris LOD 2 – 396 Tris LOD 3 – 228 Tris

Base Mesh 2 – 866 Tris LOD 1 – 732 Tris LOD 2 – 507 Tris LOD 3 – 249 Tris

Textures: PBR Textures are 2048x2048 for the skip and 1024x1024 for the rubble in PNG format with both Metalness and Specular workflow. Also contains two packed Metalness, Roughness, Ambient Occlusion maps.

Included Maps Metalness

• Albedo (A)
• Ambient Occlusion (AO)
• Metalness (M)
• Normal (N)
• Roughness (R)
• Packed M_R_AO
• Packed R_M_AO

Specular

• Ambient Occlusion (AO)
• Diffuse (D)
• Gloss (G)
• Normal (N)
• Specular (S)

Final Notes: Also included is the 3DS Max scene saved as 2013 version. .uasset file does not have materials applied to prevent conflict with your UE4 project pipeline. Preview Images are rendered in real time in Marmoset Toolbag 2 and Unreal Engine 4.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.