32 Stony Weapon 3DMeshes — VOL 44

Thirty-two stone weapon meshes, for the prehistoric, tribal and primitive-fantasy armouries a forged-metal pack cannot cover. Knapped and ground stone reads nothing like steel: the edges are irregular, the mass sits in the wrong place, and the silhouette is decided by the material rather than by a smith. Getting that convincing is slow work, which is the argument for buying thirty-two at once.

Each one ships at two detail levels with clean UVs. The highpoly is where the flaking and the fracture faces live; the lowpoly goes into the engine and takes the bake. Each also arrives with its own render, which is the quickest way to choose between thirty-two silhouettes that a file name cannot separate.

What you get

• ✓32 stone weapon meshes
• ✓FBX, materials embedded
• ✓Blender (.blend) files with materials assigned
• ✓A highpoly and a lowpoly for every model
• ✓Clean UVs
• ✓A preview render of each model
• ✓JPG renders for all models, excluding the presentation renders shown on the poster

Textures are not included, which on stone is less of an omission than it sounds: one good rock material, varied by tint and by wear, covers the whole set, and the assigned slots in the Blender file let it be applied across all thirty-two in a single pass. The FBX carries embedded materials for pipelines that never open a Blender file.

Taken as a set they are a tribe's armoury, a museum case, or a run of early-game drops that has to look worse than what the player finds later. Taken one at a time, the highpoly means any of them can be the thing the camera stops on.