Buda de madeira chinês de alta resolução - inspirado na dinastia Yuan Modelo 3D
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Especificações
- Geometriapolygonal_quads only
- Polígonos16,415
- Vértices16,417
- TexturasYes
- RiggedNo
- AnimadoNo
- Pronto para impressão em 3DNo
- Jogo pronto (baixo poli)No
- Mapeado por UVYes
- UVs não enroladosnon-overlapping
Descrição
This high-resolution and realistic 3D model of an ancient Chinese Wooden Buddha is a meticulously detailed recreation of a rare Yuan Dynasty artifact. The serene seated Buddha features intricate carvings, including gathered folds in the robe, evoking a calming presence and historical authenticity.
Features:
- Accurate Representation: Precisely scaled and modeled in real-world dimensions based on an original artifact.
- High-Quality Detail: Optimized for close-up renders, with fine textures and realistic detailing.
- Textured & Mapped: Comes fully textured with 2631 x 6000 resolution maps (Diffuse, Bump, Reflect).
- Polygon Efficiency: Designed for smooth rendering while maintaining high fidelity.
- Scene Ready: No cleanup or special plugins required; simply import and start rendering.
- Logical Grouping: Objects are logically named and grouped for easy scene management.
Specifications:
- Polygons: 16,415
- Vertices: 16,417
- UV Quality: No overlapping UVs, vertices, or faces.
File Formats:
- 3ds Max 2014 (V-Ray 3.0)
- 3ds Max 2011 (V-Ray 1.5)
- 3ds Max 2012 (Scanline)
- OBJ (Multi-Format)
- 3DS (Multi-Format)
- Cinema 4D R14
Textures:
- Format: JPEG (.jpg)
- Resolution: 2631 x 6000
Perfect For: Ideal for historical visualizations, cultural renderings, educational projects, or any scene requiring authentic and detailed representation of ancient art.
Render with V-Ray 3.0 for stunning results and immerse your audience in the beauty of this historical masterpiece.
Dec 01, 2019
data adicionada
Nov 21, 2024
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