glTF 2.0 binary (.glb). One file per prop, plus a matching folder holding

that prop's textures as loose PNGs. Textures are embedded in every .glb, so

each file is self-contained and drops straight into any glTF viewer, engine

or web runtime.

CONTENTS

- 24 .glb files, 24 static meshes, 2,365,912 triangles total

(88,592 - 116,833 per prop)

- One node, one mesh and one primitive per file: SM_<Name>_01

- 24 materials, one per prop: M_<Name>_01, metallic-roughness workflow

- Three textures embedded per file at 2048 x 2048: Base Colour, Normal and

a packed metallic-roughness map

- The matching folder ships all five maps as loose 2048 x 2048 8-bit PNGs:

Base Colour, Normal, Roughness, Metallic and a packed ORM map

TECHNICAL

- Meshes are triangulated on export, as the glTF format requires.

- Normal maps use the OpenGL (Y+) convention, per the glTF specification.

The FBX pack ships DirectX (Y-) normals for Unreal.

- Y-up orientation and metres, following the glTF specification. The FBX and

Blender packs are Z-up in centimetres.

- Single UV set, channel 0, non-overlapping, all coordinates inside 0-1.

No UDIMs, no vertex colours.

- Transforms applied, pivot at the bottom centre of the bounding box, on the

origin.

- Individual dimensions range from 17.1 cm to 220 cm. Across the pack the

largest values are 166.85 cm wide (Metal Shelf), 120 cm deep (Wooden

Pallet) and 220 cm tall (Barricade Panel).

- No collision meshes in this format. The UCX convex hulls ship with the FBX

and Blender packs.

- No rigs, no skeletons, no animations, no blendshapes, no cameras, no

lights. No glTF extensions are used, for maximum compatibility.

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