📘 Industrial Environment (Blender + PBR Textures)

1. Overview

This package contains a game‑ready industrial environment modeled in Blender and textured in Substance 3D Painter using optimized 1K PBR materials. The asset is modular, lightweight, and suitable for real‑time engines such as Unity, Unreal, Godot, and Blender’s Eevee/Cycles.

2. Package Contents

3D Model Formats

• .blend (native Blender file)

• FBX

• OBJ

• GLTF

• 3ds Max

Textures (PBR – 1K Resolution)

• Base Color

• Roughness

• Metallic

• Normal (OpenGL)

Textures are organized in clearly labeled folders for easy import into any engine.

3. Model Information

• Clean, optimized low‑poly mesh

• Fully unwrapped UVs

• Consistent texel density

• Modular structure for flexible scene building

• Realistic industrial details (pipes, walkways, railings, structural frames)

• Real‑time ready shading and materials

4. How to Use in Blender

1. Open the .blend file or import the FBX/OBJ/GLTF version.

2. Ensure textures are placed in the same directory as the model.

3. Materials are already set up using Principled BSDF.

4. If textures appear missing, relink them via: File → External Data → Find Missing Files

5. Adjust lighting or HDRI to match your scene.

5. How to Use in Game Engines

Unreal Engine

1. Drag the FBX file into the Content Browser.

2. Import textures and assign them to a new Material using:

   • Base Color → Base Color

   • Roughness → Roughness

   • Metallic → Metallic

   • Normal → Normal Map (set to Normal input)

3. Enable Use MikkTSpace for correct normal shading.

Unity

1. Import the FBX file into your project.

2. Drag textures into the same folder.

3. Create a new HDRP/Lit or URP/Lit material.

4. Assign textures to their corresponding channels.

5. Set Normal Map to Normal Map (Tangent Space).

6. Licensing

This asset is licensed for use in:

• Commercial and non‑commercial projects

• Games, films, VR/AR, and visualizations