Plastic Coffee Cup 3D Model

This is a model of a plastic coffee cup commonly used in vending machines. == Originally created with Blender v2.80 == -- USAGE -- - This model was designed for use as a hi-res rendering decorative element - This model is an accurate representation of a plastic coffee cup with a height of 8 cm -- SPECS -- - Model is a set of 4 separated objects (plastic cup; coffee; stirrer; stirrer surface tension) - 10,858 polygons (43,432 polygons with subdivision level 1, 173,728 polygons with subdivision level 2) - 10,866 vertices (43,440 vertices with subdivision level 1, 173,736 vertices with subdivision level 2) - Preview images rendered with Blender Cycles - Blender Cycles materials only - All textures included are procedural and made with Blender Cycles nodes. No external image files are required -- GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS -- - Clean mesh edge loops, quads only - Model has real-world scale and is centered at 0,0,0 - Objects and materials use meaningful names - Scene objects are organized by collections - Objects are hierarchically connected: moving the parent object moves the child, too - Lights and cameras used for preview images are included - No third-party renderer or plug-ins needed - UV maps size is 1024x1024. All objects are unwrapped -- FORMATS INCLUDED -- - Blender (.blend) - Collada (.dae) - does not have procedural textures applied and will not render like the preview images - FBX (.fbx) - does not have procedural textures applied and will not render like the preview images - Wavefront (.obj) - does not have procedural textures applied and will not render like the preview images - Stl (.stl) - separate files for separate objects; does not have materials nor procedural textures applied and will not render like the preview images -- ADDITIONAL NOTES -- - File formats other than .blend exported as base mesh (not smoothed) - The blue background shown in one of the preview images is not included in the product - The preview image depicting a section of the model and the one with no foam on the top are indicative of the used Blender Cycles materials only