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Viking sword is a high quality model that was created specially for video games. However, it can be used in any other media sphere, because it has high quality PBR textures and correct topology. Model was created it 3ds Max 2016 and rendered with several render engines like Marmoset Toolbag 3, V-Ray, Unreal Engine. ********************************* Features: -High quality lowpoly (quads/tris only) and game ready model. Model has real world scale with pivot in zero. -There are 1 texture set with PBR texture maps (BaseColor, Metalness, Roughness, Specular, AO, Normal) -Model is fully textured, but materials are not applied. -All textures and materials are included and mapped in every format. -Object is logicaly named -Unreal Engine 4 version (.uasset) included -No part-name confusion when importing several models into a scene. -No cleaning up necessaryjust drop your model into the scene and start rendering. -No special plugin needed to open scene. -Model does not include any backgrounds or scenes used in preview images. ********************************* File Formats: - 3ds Max (2013, 2014, 2015, 2016) standard materials scenes - OBJ (Multi Format) - FBX - 3DS - UASSET (Unreal Engine 4.12 and higher) Every model has been checked with the appropriate software. ********************************* Warning: Depending on which software package you are using, the exchange formats (.obj and .fbx) may not match the preview images exactly. Due to the nature of these formats, there may be some textures that have to be loaded by hand and possibly triangulated geometry. ********************************* Textures Formats: -5 sword textures (.png) 1024x1024 and 2048x2048 (Base Color, AO, Roughness, Metalness, Normal) ********************************* All files are included in 'viking_sword.7z' archive, but you can also download them separately. Textures are also included to mentioned archive, but also can be downloaded as 'viking sword textures.7z'. To use .uasset files simply drag them to your project directory in Content folder