# LOD0
## Specifications
* File type: GLTF
* File size: < 1MB
* Triangles limit 10,000 max
* Keep the hierarchy and the meshes separate as shown
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First note that you have received a default UV map image. This image holds the default structure’s texture. This particular part of the image can not be altered.
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This is an approximation of what your UV map should look like before and after baking it
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In-game LODs would require splitting the model into 10 meshes, The most important of these meshes would be “Chasis\_0”. This mesh will contain the main body and design of the Go-kart. Do not modify any of the LOD base mesh provided. You have to join the mesh from your design to the “Chasis\_0” default mesh.
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### Hierarchy
It's very important to keep the model hierarchy shared. Each Mesh and Empty object has a scale and rotation that we can not modify.
### Empty Objects
For the empty objects, you would need only to modify the Tailpipes. But sure these are placed at the rear side of your design.
### Materials
Related materials, in contrast with NFT. we can only have 2 materials and each of these materials would hold an image texture.
You should bake all the “carbody” mesh into the “Chasis\_0” mesh. You can combine the color map with the ambient occlusion of the mesh in order to get more details for your LODs.
* Principled Shader
* Metallic == 0.0
* Roughness == 1.0
* Triangles limit 10,000 max
* Keep the hierarchy and the meshes separate as shown
* Keep the wheel texture included in the GLTF
* Images texture should be 1024x1024 for chasis\_LOD\_0
* Images texture should be 512x512 for LOD\_wheel (do not modify)
### Deliverable files for LOD\_0
* GLTF file request
When exporting the GLTF be sure to pick the following values:
* Do not include the Chasis\_0 texture, Share it as a separate JPG file
* Include only wheels texture
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