Bomba dynamitowa z zegarem PBR Model 3D

Super realistic high detailed Timer Dynamite Bomb 3D model with high resolution textures and PBR maps.

The model has clean topology and it is good in any iteration of smoothing/subdiv.

Game ready model - can be used in game engines and realtime scenes.

Unity, Cryengine and Unreal engine friendly.

Blender 4.0.2 version file with EEVEE support included.

Any 3D's max version friendly;

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- The units of measurement during the creation process were centimeters.

- The model has it's real scales, close to the technical information.

- Clean and optimized topology is used for maximum polygon efficiency.

- No extra plugins are needed for this model.

- The model consists of 1 object, has 1UV map.

- Each mesh can be changed, removed, separated or joined.

- Each mesh has fully unwrapped UVs.

- The model has 1 PBR material, clear UV, textures and maps.

Each material includes 2048x2048.png pbr textures: (BaseColor, Metalness, Normal (OpenGL and DirectX), Roughness, Glossy, Height, AO maps).

Includes 8bit (game ready) and 16bit (render ready) textures;

All textures are in .png file format.

All textures, fonts and extra files are in 'Supporting items'. There are also textures in 'Blender' archive.

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Model is in 3ds .blend (4.0.2 and 2.79b), max (2012) .dae, .stl, .fbx, .obj, x3d (Extensible 3D), .c4d (R26), .mb (Maya 2014) file formats. (.blend is native file format). Made and configured in Blender 2.79b from scratch.

The 2.79b file can be also opened in any later Blender version software. To import model into another editor or engine use .fbx (recommended);

NOTE: This model can be separated and printed but as non-working prototype model, like a statuette or realistic figure! We can't publish .stl files for this model at the marketplace but you can create it by yourself;

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Scene render used free hdri maps and backgrounds from HDRI haven (not included).

NOTE: This model may contains poles (more than 5 edges that converge to a single vertex)

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Best regards,

Cordy