Tactical First Aid Kit PSX

One steel first aid box. 176 triangles. One 128×128 texture. One material.

Built to the constraints a PlayStation would have enforced — flat shading, no smoothing groups, a single unfiltered atlas, and a silhouette chunky enough to read at 320×240 across a dark room.

The lid is a separate object on the hinge axis. The latch hasp sits on its own pivot, so it flips out of the way before the lid moves. The gauze roll is a separate mesh, so it can leave the box and end up in someone's hand. The whole rig is two rotations — no bones, no blend shapes, no constraints. It's a hinge, not a puzzle.

What's in the box

• SM_Medkit_PSX.fbx — body + hinge + catch, lid + handle on the hinge pivot, hasp on its own pivot, 9 sockets
• SM_Bandage_PSX.fbx — gauze roll with a loose tail, 3 sockets
• T_Medkit_PSX.png — 128×128 atlas: enamel, bare steel, blued hardware, dark interior, gauze

Numbers

Object	Verts	Tris
Body, hinge, catch	112	58
Lid, handle	136	68
Latch hasp	20	10
Bandage roll	72	40
Total	340	176

Sockets

Every empty is named SOCKET_* and exports as a plain GameObject. Local forward is the working direction, local up is the box axis — attach to a bone and nothing needs rotating by hand.

Licence

CC0 — public domain. Use it for anything, commercial or not, credit optional.