Bandana 01 (Beyaz) + PBR 3D model

- High-quality and realistic model of Multifunctional Headwear in the form of a facial mask. - Also check other versions of this model on my page. - Perfect for use in any projects.This model is a excellent choice for photorealistic visualization, promotional shots, video production and realtime visualizations or game engine. Can be used wherever you might need it. -Large resolution high-quality and highly detailed texture maps for multiple workflow types. This allows you to make any render, even close-up renders with great detail. -Source maps included! In addition to the basic texture set, the product includes baked source maps. Based on these maps, you can easily make any textures using suitable texturing software. This feature provides powerful additional flexibility and versatility of use. -The model has a clean quad-based topology - You can also simply use the model directly in programs supporting the FBX or OBJ formats. -In 3ds max scenes, models and materials configured to render using V-ray. -All preview images are not using post production. -All objects, material and texture maps are called predictable, appropriate names. -All major images rendered in V-ray 3 -Real-world scale in millimeters. ________________________________ Textures: -All textures are made in PNG format, resolution 4096 x 4096px. -The archives include 18 maps: - 8 source maps (available in a separate archive) - 5 maps for V-ray or similar render(complete with model) - 5 maps PBR metalness/roughness workflow (available in a separate archive) ________________________________ -Archives available for download: - Bandana_01_3dsmax_2016.rar - (native) - Bandana_01_FBX.rar - Bandana_01_OBJ.rar - Bandana_01_PBR_maps.rar - Bandana_01_Source maps.rar - Bandana_01_Dummy.rar - Bandana_01_Normal_Maps.rar ________________________________ -Geometry: -Total: Polys -2976 / Verts - 3025 NOTE: 3ds max scenes contains simple studio setup, and also includes HDRI file for lighting. Dummy model available in separate archive without maps