REAL-WORLD SCALE

Every mesh is modelled at true size in metres and exported at FBX scale 1.0. Import with Uniform Scale 1.0 - Unreal converts to centimetres automatically. Sizes range from the milk bottle cap at 4.8 x 4.8 x 1.8 cm to the counter at 162.8 x 73.0 x 80.0 cm and the display case at 113.7 x 48.1 x 120.2 cm. Every origin sits at the base centre, so assets drop straight onto the floor.

NORMAL MAPS - PLEASE READ

Normal maps are OpenGL (+Y, green up). Unreal expects DirectX (-Y), so tick "Flip Green Channel" on each normal texture after import, or the surface detail will light inverted. No flip needed in Blender, Godot or the glTF version.

MATERIALS

Import Materials should be OFF. Build the materials from the included texture sets: T_<Asset>_BaseColor, Normal and ORM (R = AO, G = Roughness, B = Metallic). Raw Roughness and Metallic maps are included separately if you prefer them unpacked. The showcase doors and the milk bottle glass ship without a BaseColor by design - they are meant to use a translucent material; values are listed in CONTENTS.txt.

UV CHANNELS

All assets use a single UV channel except the coffee grinder, which carries two extra channels for its keypad and LCD screen decals. Four assets (display case, its two doors, milk bottle) use tiled source UVs that extend past 0-1 and overlap; the rest are packed inside 0-1 without overlap. Enable "Generate Lightmap UVs" on import and Unreal will build its own lightmap channel.

OTHER

No LODs, no collision meshes, no rigging or animation. A few meshes carry an unused vertex colour attribute inherited from the source models; it is safe to ignore. Full per-asset breakdown - triangles, sizes, materials and texture lists - is in CONTENTS.txt inside the download.

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