A creepy hero sword for your Halloween event, spider-queen boss or seasonal skin. A spider guard with glowing eyes and curved black legs, an amber gem set in its body, a wavy silver-framed blade with a violet spider web inside, a cross-wrapped leather grip and an amber pommel gem — game-ready, with an animated glow material and a showcase scene you can open and render straight away.

• Animated glow, no extra setup — the emissive pulses, the spider's eyes and the amber gems pulse, and violet light drifts through the web inside the blade at different depths.

• One material instance to tweak — Tint, Roughness Scale, Emissive Intensity, Energy Amount and Animation Speed.

• Ready-made showcase map — backdrop, mist, sparks, key / fill / rim lights and a portrait camera (1080 × 1920).

• Drop-in Blueprint — BP_SpiderSword with the mesh and a small glow light. Pivot at the centre of the grip.

• Source files included — FBX, 4K PNG textures and a Blender scene.

• Triangles: 15,160 (LOD0) · 7,580 · 3,790 · 1,820 — 4 LODs

• Size: 114.3 cm long, 25.8 cm wide (scaled to the UE mannequin)

• Textures: 4096 × 4096 — Base Color, Normal (DirectX), ORM (AO / Roughness / Metallic), Emissive · 2048 × 2048 energy mask

• Materials: 1 master material + 1 material instance (PBR metallic / roughness)

• UVs: channel 0 unique, non-overlapping · channel 1 hand-packed lightmap UVs (resolution 128)

• Collision: simple (26-DOP) + per-poly complex

• Nanite: off (regular LODs) · Rigged / animated: no (static mesh)

• Engine: Unreal Engine 5.6 · Tested on: Windows

• Unreal Engine 5.6 project — SM_SpiderSword, M_SpiderSword, MI_SpiderSword, BP_SpiderSword, textures, L_SpiderSword_Showcase and L_SpiderSword_Demo maps

• FBX — SM_SpiderSword.fbx (centimetres, two UV channels)

• Textures — PNG, ready for any engine or renderer

• Blender — SpiderSword.blend with the material already wired to the textures

• The showcase map uses a flat (non-filmic) look: the project sets ShowFlag.Tonemapper=0 in DefaultEngine.ini. Remove that line if you prefer Unreal's default tonemapper — the sword works with either.

• Mist and sparks in the showcase map are meshes with animated materials, not Niagara systems.

• The Blueprint contains components only (no gameplay logic), so it drops into any weapon system.

• The glow uses a Custom (HLSL) node in the master material.

• The low-poly is mostly triangles (silhouette-safe decimation).

Bone Sword, Cat Sword and Lantern Sword — built to the same scale and standard.