VR Studio News American 1 Modelo 3D
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Licença isenta de direitosApenas editorial
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Especificações
- Geometriapolygonal_quads/tris
- Polígonos8,990
- Vértices12,608
- TexturasYes
- RiggedNo
- AnimadoNo
- Pronto para impressão em 3DNo
- Jogo pronto (baixo poli)No
- Mapeado por UVYes
- UVs não enroladosnon-overlapping
Descrição
American style virtual set for news and other shows.
-Suitable for 25x25ft (8x8m) physical studio
-Can host two newscasters
-Extremely optimized for maximum performance on any average RT set (below 9K polygons)
-Baked lighting for realistic look
-Very efficient UV space usage on textures (below 91 MB texture memory allocation for the full scene on a VizRt engine)
-Built in Maya and tested in 'VizRt' Virtual set for optimal performance.
-Original scenes with full hierarchy and lighting sets (without baked textures) for those who wish to make adjustments to the colors, textures, lights etc, come in MAYA and MAX formats
-Baked versions (ready to go) come in OBJ and EVA formats
-Images are from the baked version, actually they are real time snapshots from VizRt's virtual studio application
-Baked textures 1024x1024 x11 (most of the objects)
512x512 x8 (smaller-less significant)
-Original textures from 3200x2400 to 860x480
-VizRt customers can benefit from the included .EVA archive which contains the whole scene ready and tested to go on air.The scene also contains sophisticated techniques for reflections and light glows
-Orad customers may use the .OBJ file which includes geometry with baked lighting in the textures
-Post production studios can use the original formats to customize the studio to their preference.
- TV show logo on table's front and world map images come in layered TIF format, to be adjusted to your needs.
- FBX version with full scene hierarchy and lights, included to import on any other application
Enjoy
Aug 13, 2020
data adicionada
Feb 07, 2025
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