Missile Launcher Robot - Unreal Engine Free Download

(Design inspired by Vitaly Bulgarov)
A cinematographic result – ideal for a realistic scene composition and video game !

The 4-million-vertex mecha is fully nanite supported, so you can visualize its movement in REAL TIME without any worries.
The Robot’s texturing uses its ambient occlusion maps, allowing you to use any texture (from the pack as well as your own), so crevases and mesh reliefs will always be respected, giving a striking realism. You can zoom in as much as you like, and with Smarts Materials your textures will NEVER be blurred. Finally, material instances let you add 2 layers of your choice to the Robot’s base texture. In the screenshots above, I’ve used mud for the first cover and damage for the second. But you can customize all this, as a texture library is included and you can let your imagination run wild with dust, rust, dirt and many others.
The Robot has 111 animations, all accompanied by sounds. ANIMATION OVERVIEW
The 111 level sequences I used to create the animations are also included in the pack. You may find them useful if you wish to modify them and create other animations.
The high poly meshes are all modeled with 2 bevels on their entire edge to perfectly reflect the light. A normal map could not reach such a level of realism.

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NANITE
This product supports Nanite for Unreal Engine 5.0+
Meshes representing glass objects are not activated, because nanite does not work on translucent materials at the moment.
Nanite Virtualized Geometry documentation
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LUMEN
This product supports Lumen for Unreal Engine 5.0+
The official Unreal Engines Lumen documentation:
Lumen Technical Details documentation
Lumen Global illumination and reflections documentation

Technical Details

Features: (Please include a full, comprehensive list of the features of the product)

Ultra Realistic
High-Poly Meshes
Fully supported by nanite
Smart Marterials
Sounds included and calibrated in each animation

Rigged: Yes
Rigged to Epic skeleton: No
Animated: Yes
Number of Animations: 111 (75 unique animations)
Animation types: In-Place (To match different expectations and workflows, 36 animations have been duplicated so that the mecha moves when walking or turning, for example (these are the “V2” versions)).
Number of characters: 1
Number of sounds: 18
Vertex counts of characters: 4 000 000
Number of Materials and Material Instances: 53