Texture quality when exporting a model from Blender to Unity

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I’m making a small game and using Blender to model/texture most objects. I’ve encountered a problem that I haven’t been able to solve for quite some time. After creating a model in blender, I create a 1K/2K/4K size UV map for different objects (depending on their “importance”). After that, I apply textures to the object in the way I need. After that, I bake these textures (specifically the diffuse, roughness, normal maps) and save the resulting images to the computer. Next, I export the model in .fbx format to Unity. Already there I pull out the materials from this model, transfer them to autodesk and enter the maps received earlier. Everything works fine except that the textures look simply bad.
I am attaching photos of the same model in blender and unity.
So, is there any way to fix this? At least get a little closer in blender quality?

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What I have already tried:

  1. Disabled compression when importing into Unity
  2. Changed import settings on maps in Unity (switched resolution, billinear/point, etc.)
  3. I tried to improve the visual using post-processing (it didn’t help much)
  4. Disabled Mipmap and Gray Scale
    I’m using URP.
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Look at the materials in Unity. Is Unity even applying the normal map? It probably isn’t

In general, you should just give-up on trying to import materials from other apps in to Unity. You should just import the maps and set-up the Unity materials from scratch.

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Thank you very much! I tried recreating the material in Unity without baking, and customizing it using ProBuilder. And it looks great!