# 📌 Product Documentation & Usage Guide

Thank you for choosing the Dan Wesson 2.5 Air Revolver asset pack! This guide covers file organization, importing instructions, and workflow recommendations.

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### 📁 Directory Structure

Upon extracting the main archive, you will find clean, organized folders:

* `/Blender/` - Master `.blend` scene with pre-configured Cycles/Eevee shaders and lighting.

* `/FBX_OBJ/` - Exported low-poly (`.fbx`, `.obj`) and high-poly source meshes.

* `/Textures/` - 4K PBR texture set (BaseColor, Roughness, Metallic, Normal, Ambient Occlusion).

* `/UnrealEngine/` - Migration-ready UE5 asset folder with assigned PBR master materials.

* `/Tutorial/` - Full 11+ hour video course files (for Full Pack buyers).

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### ⚙️ Quick Setup Instructions

**1. Importing to Blender:**

Open the `.blend` file directly in Blender 3.6 or newer. All textures are packed into the file, and nodes are pre-wired for Cycles and Eevee rendering.

**2. Importing to Unreal Engine 5:**

* Drag and drop the `.fbx` model into your Content Browser.

* Import the 4K textures from the `/Textures/` directory.

* Connect the Normal map with `Flip Green Channel` (Y-) turned ON if using DirectX normal setup.

**3. Importing to Unity / Marmoset Toolbag:**

The low-poly mesh uses industry-standard quad/triangle topology and MikkTSpace normals, ensuring seamless bakes across Marmoset, Unity, and Unreal Engine.

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### 🛠️ Technical Specifications

* **Mesh Triangles:** 44,170 Tris (Optimized for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X)

* **High-Poly Mesh:** 3,566,512 Tris

* **Texture Format:** 4K PNG (8-bit)

* **UV Mapping:** Non-overlapping layout, maximum texel density on visible surfaces.