7-gallon blue water jug

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Triangles

1,314

Vertices

704

Materials

1

Size

0.30 × 0.46 × 0.31 m

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Studio render: the same model the game draws, 1,314 triangles, lit like a product shot in Blender’s Cycles renderer.

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   Version 3 newest

   Oct 12, 2026 · 1,314 triangles · 1 material

   7-gallon blue water jug (v3)

   What changed from v2, and why: Finish the jug properly, the jerry can way (a clarity test against professional assets, and Dave: do the camp gear the jerry can way): build a high-detail source with beveled edges (molded panels on the broad faces, base ribs, a ribbed handle with a grip pad, a threaded neck, a tamper ring, a knurled cap with a vent, a threaded tap barrel) and semi-matte molded polyethylene materials (fine leathery grain, a slight see-into-the-wall look through patchy roughness and thin-wall color, edge scuffs, hairline scratches, dust and grime low down and around the cap and spigot); then make a light game model from the same shapes and BAKE the detail into three 1024 px textures: base color, an occlusion-roughness-metal map (glTF ORM) and a tangent-space normal map. Same blue, same proportions as v2.

   7-gallon blue water jug, finished: same shapes, color and proportions as v2 (handle corners rounded once), now with a 22,208-triangle high-detail source (every edge beveled, raised molded panels, base ribs, a ribbed handle grip, a threaded neck, tamper ring, knurled cap with a vent disc and a threaded tap barrel) baked into a 1,314-triangle game model with three 1024 px maps (base color, occlusion-roughness-metal, normal). Semi-matte molded polyethylene with fine grain, light scuffs, hairline scratches and dust low down and round the cap and spigot. 407 KB GLB, one material, one draw call. All textures are procedural, nothing downloaded.

   Model: 1314 triangles, 1 material, 407 KB GLB, 0.30 x 0.46 x 0.31 m (width x height x depth).

   Built by a script an AI agent wrote and a person reviewed, in Blender.

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   Version 2

   Oct 11, 2026 · 980 triangles · 3 materials

   7-gallon blue water jug (v2)

   What changed from v1, and why: Round the handle corners (8 path points instead of 6) and make it a little thicker; shorten the spigot by about 3 cm and give the caps more sides (28 instead of 24); slide the whole jug 3.65 cm toward +Y so the footprint, spigot included, is centered on the origin.

   7-gallon rigid blue water jug: 0.30 x 0.24 m footprint, about 0.45 m tall, rounded-corner body with two molded grooves, a molded loop handle, a white ribbed fill cap on top and a spigot with a ribbed screw cap low on the front. 980 triangles, 29 KB. Two versions: v1 had a blocky handle and a spigot that stuck out too far and pushed the footprint off center; v2 fixed both.

   Model: 980 triangles, 3 materials, 29 KB GLB, 0.30 x 0.46 x 0.31 m (width x height x depth).

   Built by a script an AI agent wrote and a person reviewed, in Blender.

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   Version 1

   Oct 11, 2026 · 940 triangles · 3 materials

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