Frankenstein's Monster Balloon 3D 모델

This is a model of a high detail Halloween Frankenstein Monster Balloon. The balloon and ribbons are rigged in 3Ds Max for easy posing. Rigging is included only in 3Ds Max files. Originally created with 3Ds Max using Corona renderer. Also includes 3Ds Max files with V-Ray renderer materials. ||USAGE|| This model is suitable for use in design visualisation, advertising, film, game cut scenes, etc. ||SPECS|| - Cleanly structured model, consists of quads only. - All objects have fully unwrapped UVs (non-overlapping). - The model consists of 6 separate objects (geometry), and rig objects. - Contains 7,848 polygons / 7,861 verts with turbosmooth turned off. - This model contains poles (more than 5 edges that converge to a single vertex.) - Balloon objects: 1 polygons: 6,630 verts: 6,628 - Ribbons objects: 5 polygons: 1,090 verts: 1,146 - Bones 7 objects, 128 polygons objects: 7 polygons: 128 verts: 87 ||PRESENTATION IMAGES|| - All preview images are rendered using Corona renderer. - No compositing used, product is ready to render as previews, lights and cameras included in the file. Included HDRI environment map: TV Studio by hdrihaven is listed under CC0 license. It is free to use for any purpose, including commercial work. ||TEXTURES|| - All textures ate in .tiff and .png format. - Resolution is 4096x4096 for all maps. ||GENERAL|| - Model is built to real world scale, units are in cm. - Overall height: 169 cm - Balloon height: 78 cm - Scene objects are organized by layers. - All objects are named individually. - All objects are editable poly with modifier stack. ||ADDITIONAL NOTES|| - 3Ds Max files contain the balloon objects, rigging, Corona/V-Ray materials, and all additional elements used for the presentation images: cameras, lights and environment setup. - FBX file does not include shaders. It may needs lighting setup. No rigging included. - OBJ contains mesh objects only with UV coordinates. No rigging included. - The ribbon leash (franky_ribbon_leash) object has an extra UVW modifier applied on top in 3Ds Max, it is an addition to the existing UV coordinates. This prevents overstretching of maps in case if ribbons length changes significantly during the posing of the model.