Emeco Hudson Barstool Model 3D
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Licencja bezpłatnaTylko redakcyjne
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Specyfikacje
- Geometriapolygonal_quads only
- Wieloboki9,528
- Wierzchołki9,526
- TeksturyYes
- RiggedNo
- OżywionyNo
- Gotowy do druku 3DNo
- Game Ready (low poly)No
- Mapowanie UVYes
- Nieopakowane UVnon-overlapping
Opis
The Hudson, designed for the Hudson hotel in NYC,
is Emeco and Starck’s first collaboration.
Starck described the chair as “washing the details from the Navy Chair”.
It takes an additional 8 hours to polish each Hudson chair.
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Detailed and highly realistic Emeco Hudson Barstool 3d models.
Best for closeup vizualization.
Correct names for all objects and textures.
Non-overlapping UVs.
Models is scaled to real world.
Dimensions:450 x 540 x h1090 (Units used - milimeters)
The models is a one object, to be easy merge in new scene.
Available in two shader - brushed and polished aluminum.
The models create in 3ds Max 2011 and optimized for V-Ray render,
and based on manufacturer data sheet.
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Include all textures and material.
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Emeco Hudson Barstool.mat (include: brushed and polished aluminium shader)
Hudson_Barstool_Brushed_an_rot.jpg (8192x8192)
Hudson_Barstool_Brushed_bump.jpg (8192x8192)
Hudson_Barstool_Brushed_dif.jpg (8192x8192)
Hudson_Barstool_Brushed_refl.jpg (8192x8192)
Hudson_Barstool_Brushed_refl_glos.jpg (8192x8192)
Hudson_Barstool_Polished_bump.jpg (8192x8192)
Hudson_Barstool_Polished_dif.jpg (8192x8192)
Hudson_Barstool_Polished_refl.jpg (8192x8192)
Hudson_Barstool_Polished_refl_glos.jpg (8192x8192)
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Sep 17, 2018
Data dodania
Jan 24, 2022
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