Abandoned Train car

shubham kumar

Hey guys , This is my first substance painter model .
Its a modular piece to increase or decrease length of the train and to save UV's and to get good texture resolution 
Software's used  - Maya , 3ds max , Photoshop , Xnormals ,Substance painter 
Texture Resolution -  Two 2K  textures (Albedo , Metallic , roughness, Normals ) 
                                 - 31,736 Tri Count

allengingrich

Love the modularity!

KurtR

Really cool. Love the modularity as well

Eric Chadwick

Your images are very slow to load, which makes your post or thread very slow. Besides being impolite to others (making people wait, wasting mobile data caps, etc.), this reduces the likelihood of you getting good feedback. Probably because you're using PNGs instead of JPGs (see PNGs Suck on Polycount). We would appreciate it if you could fix your existing images, but of course this is up to you.

Please see the sticky Information About Polycount & New Member Introductions, specifically the section "Make Your Artwork Easy to View".

shubham kumar

Eric Chadwick said:

Your images are very slow to load, which makes your post or thread very slow. Besides being impolite to others (making people wait, wasting mobile data caps, etc.), this reduces the likelihood of you getting good feedback. Probably because you're using PNGs instead of JPGs (see PNGs Suck on Polycount). We would appreciate it if you could fix your existing images, but of course this is up to you.

Please see the sticky Information About Polycount & New Member Introductions, specifically the section "Make Your Artwork Easy to View".

 sorry i will definitely change them to jpeg 

shubham kumar

Eric Chadwick said:

Your images are very slow to load, which makes your post or thread very slow. Besides being impolite to others (making people wait, wasting mobile data caps, etc.), this reduces the likelihood of you getting good feedback. Probably because you're using PNGs instead of JPGs (see PNGs Suck on Polycount). We would appreciate it if you could fix your existing images, but of course this is up to you.

Please see the sticky Information About Polycount & New Member Introductions, specifically the section "Make Your Artwork Easy to View".

Sorry Eric , you can now see them i have changed them to jpeg

shubham kumar

Eric Chadwick said:

Your images are very slow to load, which makes your post or thread very slow. Besides being impolite to others (making people wait, wasting mobile data caps, etc.), this reduces the likelihood of you getting good feedback. Probably because you're using PNGs instead of JPGs (see PNGs Suck on Polycount). We would appreciate it if you could fix your existing images, but of course this is up to you.

Please see the sticky Information About Polycount & New Member Introductions, specifically the section "Make Your Artwork Easy to View".

 sorry i will definitely change them to jpeg 

shubham kumar

Eric Chadwick said:

Your images are very slow to load, which makes your post or thread very slow. Besides being impolite to others (making people wait, wasting mobile data caps, etc.), this reduces the likelihood of you getting good feedback. Probably because you're using PNGs instead of JPGs (see PNGs Suck on Polycount). We would appreciate it if you could fix your existing images, but of course this is up to you.

Please see the sticky Information About Polycount & New Member Introductions, specifically the section "Make Your Artwork Easy to View".

Sorry Eric , you can now see them i have changed them to jpeg