Desks - Furniture

What you will get:

1. Both desks in the pictures with a basic rig i made that only works in blender.
2. Textures exported as: Exr (16bit) and Tga;
3. Texture Resolutions: 128x128,  256x256,  512x512,  1024x1024,  2048x2048,  4096x4096;
4. Both original blend files with the textures (4096x4096 EXR) packed in;
5. Both objects exported as  .fbx, .gltf and .usdc,  if you only want to import the models into the Game Engine you use;
6. An image with the texture node setup for Aces in Blender;

More information:

• The models were made using Blender 3.6.2 and Substance Painter 8.3.1, both using Aces 1.2.
  
• The pictures in the Preview were rendered using EEVEE.
  
• I'm using Aces 1.2 for better color accuracy between programs, this means that, if you use another color management, obviously the textures will look a little different.
  
• In the Shader Node tab,   role data (Aces) = Non Color (Blender Default).
  
• The texture were exported for Unreal Engine. This means that the normals are exported in DirectX, which means that in programs that use OpenGl, they should be reversed in order to look right.(Already did that for .blend files) Not that hard, anyway.
  
• Because the textures were exported for Unreal Engine, we get this "OcclusionRoughnessMetalic" texture. This should be splitted in RGB (R Ambient Occlusion,  G = Roughness,  B = Metalness).