10 Bread Scan Model — VOL 01

The first volume of the scan series, and ten loaves of real bread put through photogrammetry. Baked crust is one of the few surfaces that resists being faked — the split across the top, the dusting of flour, the way a torn end catches light — so it is exactly the sort of subject worth capturing rather than sculpting.

These are small models by design. Every loaf sits between 2,000 and 5,000 triangles, which is a set-dressing budget rather than a hero budget: fill a bakery window, a tavern table or a market basket with them and the frame cost barely moves.

What you get

• ✓10 scanned bread models
• ✓FBX and OBJ, in separate archives
• ✓2,000 to 5,000 triangles per model
• ✓A 4K texture set for every model
• ✓Basecolor, Ambient Occlusion, Normal, Roughness and ORM maps
• ✓A preview render of each loaf

Because the textures are 4K on a model this light, a loaf still holds up when a first-person camera is a hand's width away from it — which, in a kitchen or a shop interior, it very often is. The ORM packing keeps the import to a single material and three channels, so ten loaves can be brought in and assigned in one pass.

Food is what tells a player a place is inhabited, and bread is the item that reads at any distance. Ten of them is enough that a bakery stops looking like one loaf duplicated, and because each was captured separately the variation is real rather than a rotation and a scale factor.