Food Sack Grain Open 3D Model 3D 모델

This is a high-quality food sack asset. This food sack was intended to fit into historical scenes but can also look well-placed in environments of other eras. This model has realistic cloth movement and shape. A grain symbol is imprinted on the front of the sack. The food sack was created using Blender, Zbrush and marvellous designer. It was fully textured using Substance Painter and rendered using Blenders cycles function. All textures including the cloth were created using Substance Alchemist and such are unique to 3DTudor. This asset is part of a set of Three please see 3DTudor shop for more details. Features: - The Model is scaled to a real-world scale of: width 67 cm, depth 54 cm, height 82 cm - The model is orientated in the correct direction, and is centred to middle of world origin - All parts of the model are named correctly optimised for easy rigging and animating - Clean and optimised topology for maximum efficiency - All parts have fully unwrapped UVs and the UV map is efficient with no wasted space - All texture maps are high quality 4k textures and can be scaled down easily if needed - This model is mostly quads with no ngons and it has 5291 polygons in total and 2648 Vertices Collection Contains: 1 X Food Sack Grain Open Low Poly FBX.File 1 X Food Sack Grain Open High Poly FBX.File 1 X Food Sack Grain Open FBX.File 1 X Food Sack Grain Open OBJ.File 1 X Food Sack Grain Open MTL.File 1 X 4096 Albido Map 1 X 4096 Ambient Occlusion Map Png 1 X 4096 Normal Map Png 1 X 4096 Roughness Map Png 1 X 4096 Metallic Map Png 1 X 4096 Height Map Png 1 X Texture Zip File 1 X UE4 Textures pack 1 X Zbrush ZPR File 1 X Blender Static Asset Native File 1 X Maya File The following are not included: Human model is used for scaling only Cameras or lighting in scenes Maya Material Renders of model Turntable animation Anything From Unreal Engine Except listed above No third-party plug-ins are required to use the files I am very passionate about this era and I think it shows through in this creation. Thanks for looking !