Capitan America inspired monster truck, mobile game asset material breakdown.

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Hello Steemit community!

Today I wanted to share with you a material breakdown of Capitan America inspired monster truck.
First, let's take a look at geometry:

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It is quite high, considering it is meant to be running on mobile phones and usually there will be two cars racing (yours and AI controlled one). Player controlled car have LOD 0 meaning it has more detailed (more geometry) car because it is closer to the camera, AI controlled one have LOD 1 meaning it has less geometry which is logical, because it is further from the camera and you could not see the detail anyway.

As for materials, we only have:

AO for main body:
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Reason for only AO, is that you can chose the colour in-game, so the model itself could not have any colour information.

Next is the plastics part - you can see the pictures below:

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It has Diffuse, Normal and Specular - all maps are 2048x2048:

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Next part are windows:

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They have separate shader for it, so they are texture-less, in game-engine Windows will have simple colour with low opacity.

Next part are Tires:
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They have standard pack of textures meaning:
Diffuse,Normal, Specular - all texture sizes are 1024x1024.

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Final render:

Hope you enjoyed this presentation, if you want more feel free to comment and suggest what I should cover next.

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