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Bibendum Fauteuil modèle 3D

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Caractéristiques

  • Géométriepolygonal
  • Des polygones44,312
  • Sommets44,576
  • Les texturesYes
  • GrééNo
  • AniméNo
  • Prêt pour l'impression 3DNo
  • Jeu Prêt (low poly)No
  • UV mappéNo
  • UV non emballésunknown

Formats et fichiers

3DS
(.3ds)
1 MB

Bibendum3DS.zip
OBJ
(.obj)
1 MB

BibendumOBJ.zip
Blender
(.blend)
1 MB

Bibendum.blend.zip
FBX
(.fbx)
2 MB

Bibendum.fbx.zip
Lightwave
(.lwo)
1 MB

Bibendum.lwo.zip
Maya
(.ma)
2 MB

Bibendum.mb.zip
Softimage
(.xsi)
2 MB

Bibendum.xsi.zip

La description

Faithful and detailed model of Eileen Gray"s iconic 1929 for Aram Design (distributed today under licence by ClassiCon Germany). This is a high-resolution model, which will look good both in large scenes and in close-ups without need for extra subdivision levels (though the models can be subdivided for even more details). All details, including leather seams and wrinkles, have been hand-modelled. The model is based on original templates, has been carefully UV-unwrapped, and comes with a leather bump and specular map for photorealistic renders. Note that the formats supplied (.obj and .3ds - compatible with nearly all polygon-based 3D applications) come with basic materials definitions only, and these may need to be adjusted depending on the renderer you want to use.
Apr 19, 2018 date ajoutée
Jan 25, 2022 dernière mise à jour

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