Particule de pollen modèle 3D

This is pollen particle visible only throw microscope, The size of a particle is approximately 120 microns or 0.12mm so to be able to visualize it, a made it on a scale of 1000:1. Reference plant pollen particle was; Ipomoea Purpurea The model size is 12 cm. Scene unit is cm. DC (Production Environment) 4K Textures for each model group Diffuse 4096x4096 Glossiness 4096x4096 Specular (reflection) 4096x4096 Normal Map (bump) 4096x4096 Height Map (displace) 4096x4096 PBR (Real Time Engines) 4K Textures for each model group Base Color (albedo) 4096x4096 Roughness 4096x4096 Metallic 4096x4096 Normal 4096x4096 AO 4096x4096 HDRI Light Map (.EXR 32 bit) 5000px x 2500px Note that Normal Map has different orientation for different programs such a 3DS Max is using DirectX orientation while Maya is using OpenGL Native format is having AO Map in a diffuse slot as a second layer, some refractions, and some translucency. Pollen scene is a bonus scene with more pollen particle instances and lit with one HDRI image only. Only effect is Depth of Field on Camera. Model is watertight so it is printable, 4K Textures makes this model render in High Resolution, Low poly makes this model to be used in VR/AR/Game/Web Engines. ****************************************************************** NOTES All model formats are saved as Subdivision 0 means you can use Subdivisions in your favorite program This is 3D Model, when you purchase it you will be able to download all models and textures! Images are NOT ALLOWED to use without model purchase, Thank you. .DAE, .FBX, .OBJ .3DS are not native formats so it is possible that your program doesn't show textures (such as blender) you will need to apply textures or you can contact Technical Support Exchange files are a bit lower poly just in case you need them, here are stats. The same model is used with Subdivision 0 for all Max, Maya, Unity, Unreal scenes If you have any problems with model conversion please contact Technical Support Please rate model and also I invite you to comment it ;), Thanks.