High-Quality Real-Time Wooden Crate & Pallet Assets for Games

High-Quality Real-Time Wooden Crate & Pallet Assets for GamesHigh-Quality Real-Time Wooden Crate & Pallet Assets for Games

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Jasmeet Singh

• 11h

Game-ready wooden crate and pallet assets created for real-time use.

• Modeled with clean topology and optimized low-poly geometry • Textured using realistic PBR workflow • Suitable for Unreal Engine and Unity • Focused on performance and visual quality

This asset is ideal for environment design in games, especially for industrial and outdoor scenes.

Adobe Substance Blender 3D Modeling

Zak Smith

pro

• Apr 28

Modelled and textured a realistic nose strip for a Blender animation project. Delivered in 1 day 🖤

3dmodelling Blender productvisualization 3D Modeling 3D Rendering

Abox Agency

pro

• Apr 28

This looks clean and well thought out. How long did it take you to bring everything together?

Ferroz Productions

• Apr 27

3D Render Concepts // BIG DAY

Blender Cinema 4D 3D Rendering 3D Modeling

Krystyna Honcharenko

• Apr 28

Inside the Creative Process: 3D, Nodes, and 2D Finishing While the final animation is live in my Work section, I wanted to show you the actual steps of how this "Forest Spirit" was born. This project was a deep dive into different technical and artistic approaches. What I’m sharing in this breakdown: Real-time Viewport vs. Final Render: I’ve uploaded videos showing how the model looks directly in Blender’s viewport compared to the final lighting setup. It’s important to see how the character holds up in various display modes. Shader & Node Magic: You can see a glimpse of my node tree in the Shader Editor. This is where I created the procedural textures and the bioluminescent glow for the mushroom cap. Krita Post-Processing: I don't just stop at the 3D render. I’ve included a look at how I used Krita to refine the final image, adjusting the colors and adding that extra layer of "fairytale" atmosphere that 3D alone sometimes can't capture. For me, 3D art is about the bridge between technical precision in Blender and artistic touch in Krita.

Available for 3D character commissions! If you need a unique model for your project, feel free to DM me.

📺 Full Process Video & High-Res Previews: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/j9shjnvsicz9l42gvdxil/blender_S10yKPLJM2.mp4?rlkey=ui3jrlfpgkkk2q6880dfkfjjq&st=yz8d58bt&dl=0 Feel free to check out the full-length video of my modeling process, node setups, and final touches!