Fire Hydrant

This portfolio upload showcases the culmination of skills and techniques honed in 3DS Max, Substance Painter, and Marmoset Toolbag. Featuring both high and low poly versions, meticulously crafted with precision modeling techniques, every curve and detail of the fire hydrant has been faithfully reproduced.
So, picture this: we started with a blank canvas in 3DS Max, where we crafted both the high and low poly versions of our trusty fire hydrant. Every little detail, from the bolts to the hose connection, was meticulously modeled to make it look just right.
In Substance Painter, the hydrant came to life with textured realism. Utilizing height maps from smart materials, metal chipping details were intricately added.
In Substance Painter, the hydrant's realism flourished as metal chipping details were intricately crafted using height maps from smart materials. Normal maps, amalgamated from 2-3 smart materials, were selectively manipulated, channel by channel, to extract specific details while painting over redundant ones, achieving a harmonious balance of rust, paint age, and wear-tear.
Rendered our masterpiece in both Substance Painter and Marmoset Toolbag. Watching the light play off the metal and seeing how it all comes together is seriously satisfying. Whether you're an art buff looking for inspiration or just someone who appreciates the finer details, we invite you to take a peek behind the scenes and see how a simple fire hydrant can become a work of art in its own right.