Edificio distrutto distrutto WW2 2 Modello 3D
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specificazioni
- Geometriapolygonal_ngons used
- poligoni2,633
- vertici3,021
- TexturesYes
- riggedNo
- AnimatoNo
- Prontabile in 3DNo
- Gioco pronto (low poly)No
- UV mappatoYes
- UV non avvoltonone
Descrizione
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RUINED DESTROYED BUILDING
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This is low poly model of destroyed building. Building is crashed (rubble), designed for post nuclear urban scene with ruined architecture. Similar to bombed buildings in World War 2. Mesh not intended for subdivision, mostly quads (97,4%).
Model is very good to fill scene of ruined city, look good also on close-up renders.
For complex, detailed models of ruined buildings in CheckMatePro standard please check rest of our products.
Two versions included:
- 3ds Max - standard version with standard materials,
- 3ds Max V-Ray version with V-Ray materials and light,
FBX and Obj (.mtl included) works correctly.
Thumbnails rendered with V-Ray.
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WELL ORDERED
Like all our products this model is handy to use and easy to modify.
In this product there is no problem with multiplied materials and textures!
Each object has assigned only one material so there is no annoying Multi/Sub-Object materials!
Materials, textures, objects are clearly named in English. Models are separated on layer, very easy to work with.
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There are 10 textures in dimensions: 3400x3400, 3200x4048, 2400x2400, 2048x2048, 1200x1200, 800x800
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Dec 19, 2019
Data aggiunta
Oct 28, 2021
ultimo aggiornamento
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