Spaanplaatschroef 5,0 x 50 3d model
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- Geometriepolygonal_quads/tris
- polygonen2,574
- hoekpunten2,551
- texturesYes
- opgetuigdNo
- AnimatedNo
- Geschikt voor 3D-afdrukNo
- Game Ready (laag poly)No
- UV-gemappedYes
- Onverpakte UV'snon-overlapping
Omschrijving
|| Chipboard screw 5.0 x 50||
This is a model of a Chipboard screw 5.0 x 50.
Originally created with Blender v2.79 b.
|| USAGE ||
This model was designed for use as a real-time asset in a video game or simulation.
This model is suitable for use in broadcast, high-res film close-up, advertising, design visualization, forensic presentation, etc.
This model is an accurate representation of Chipboard screw 5.0 x 50 using a scale of 1unit = 1 centimetre.
|| SPECS ||
This model contains 1 separate object.
This model contains 2,574 polygons with Subsurf OFF.
This model contains 163,936 polygons with Subsurf ON (set to 3 iterations.)
This model contain 2,524 quads, 50 tris, and 0 ngons.
Renderer is shown as Other . The other renderer used is Cycles render.
|| PRESENTATION IMAGES ||
There are extra elements in the preview images that are not included in the file.
No Photoshop or compositing used, Product is ready to render out-of-the-box. Lights and the signature images cameras are included in the file.
Preview Images are rendered using the Cycles renderer. If you render this file using a different version of this renderer, you may not have the same results as you see on the thumbnails.
|| TEXTURES ||
4096x4096 JPG Main object and detail areas.
8192X8192 JPG HDRI.
Multiple Texture Resolutions are included.
|| GENERAL ||
Model is built to real-world scale.
Units used: Centimetres. Model is 5 centimetres tall.
Scene objects are organized by groups.
No third-party renderer or plug-ins needed is REQUIRED in order to use this product.
Oct 01, 2019
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Oct 01, 2022
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