Juego de ajedrez de mármol completo modelo 3d

This is a full tournament scale chess set that includes high poly chess pieces organized on a chess board as the main download, and in the supported item slot are the individual low poly versions of each piece. *Uses* This set as is can be applied to any render ready scene and the included low poly versions of each piece can be used in game engines and even lower quality renders to save on render times. Using the StereoLithography (.stl) file you can even 3D print each of these pieces. *Included* Included in this download is a scene with a set of tournament scale high poly black and white chess pieces placed atop a chess board. the UV layouts are included as well as the textures. I have also provided file conversions of the original blend file in the following file formats: Blender 2.77 .blend Collada .dae 3D Studio .3ds Autodesk FBX .fbx Object .obj StereoLithography .stl *Specs* Each piece was modeled in Blender version 2.77a The following are the poly counts of each piece. Board: 12 vertices 20 polygons High-poly King 12462 vertices 24920 polygons Low-Poly King 1926 vertices 3848 polygons High-poly Queen 13962 vertices 27886 polygons Low-Poly Queen 2047 vertices 4056 polygons High-poly Bishop 10831 vertices 21623 polygons Low-Poly Bishop 1481 vertices 2923 polygons High-poly Knight 22069 vertices 22069 polygons High-poly Rook 6194 vertices 12384 polygons Low-Poly Rook 854 vertices 1704 polygons High-poly Pawn 7010 vertices 14016 polygons Low-Poly Pawn 1185 vertices 2332 polygons *Dimensions* This set was modeled to tournament standard scale which dimensions were found on ChessUSA and also an MIT article. These websites entails the general guideline for measurements of each piece and I used that as reference to maintain that each piece remain the proper dimensions. Imperial scale was used in measurements: King - 1.875in x 4.6875in Queen - 1.875in x 4.6875in Bishop - 1.875in x 3.75in Knight - 1.875in x 4.6875in Rook.- 1.875in x 4.21875in Pawn.- 1.25in x 1.875in *Textures* The textures used in the rendered images are included as well as the unwrapped UVs, just in case my chosen textures aren't to your liking. *Disclaimer* The textures used for the pieces were the best royalty-free stock images I could find, and after doing renders with them, they appear to be a little noisy. But don't fret, if you have your own textures you would like to use, then just replace the existing texture with your new one and the model will look great. One last thing, the knight was a bit tricky and as such does not have a lower poly version not does its UV unwrap line up too well, but every other piece is unwrapped nicely and is non overlapping; If you are skilled in texturing, then you will not have much difficulty with the knight. Also The UV previews are what they were but for me to pack each model into this set their UV layouts are no longer in the represented positioning.