Articulated Dump Truck is originally created in 3ds max 2022, rendered in Substance Painter 11, Unreal Engine 5.1.1.

Tires, hydraulic rod, box are seperated and be animatable.

World scale unit: Centimeters

Here is a simple English introduction to an Articulated Dump Truck (ADT) used in underground mining tunnels:

An Articulated Dump Truck for underground tunnels is a heavy vehicle designed to carry loose materials like rock, dirt, or ore. The word articulated means the truck has a pivot joint between the cab and the dump box. This joint allows the truck to turn sharply and bend in the middle.

Key features for underground use:

• Compact size: It is shorter and narrower than surface trucks to fit inside tunnels.
• High maneuverability: The pivot joint helps it drive around tight corners and narrow passages.
• Low height: The cab and body are designed to clear low tunnel ceilings.
• Strong tires: Special tires provide good grip on wet or muddy tunnel floors.
• Powerful engine: It can climb steep slopes inside the mine.
• Durable body: The dump box is reinforced to handle sharp rocks.

How it works:
The driver loads material from a digging machine (like a loader). Then the truck hauls the material through the tunnel and dumps it at a designated spot, such as an ore pass or a crushing station.

Common use:
Transporting blasted rock, muck, or waste material from the tunnel face to an unloading area.

In short, this truck is tough, flexible, and built to work in the tight, dark, and rough conditions of an underground mine tunnel.