Carbon 'Soccer Ball' Molecule 3D model

Carbon "Soccer Ball" Molecule by Thunderossa Polys: 31680 Verts: 15960 Animated: 120f rotate 360° at 400x400 (Perfect to use in Trapcode Particular for After Effects) Included Files: 3D Files soccer Molecule.max (v. 2011) soccer Molecule.obj Soccer Molecule.mtl Maps Cell-BumpMap.jpg [custom seamless texture for any of your other projects] Map__7_Falloff.png [for .obj] Map__20_Noise.png [for .obj] Sample Renders Soccer Molecule - Front.png Soccer Molecule - Left.png Soccer Molecule - Perspective.png Soccer Molecule - Top.png soccerball-pretty.jpg Notes Renders are from the shaders in the first slot. The first slot gives a 'healthy' look. There is an alternate 'dieing'/'infected'/'cancerous' looking shader in the second slot to experiment with. I call it a soccer ball because the groupings resemble a soccer ball to me. It can be used for any type of generic molecule.The custom bump map gives it an organic look, but can be removed for a smoother look. If you swap out the shaders for some tech looking maps, you have a cool sci-fi object. I created this a few years ago when I was making animations for a vitamin company. It was designed to fill space in the background. The Banner image, soccerball-pretty.jpg was created in After Effects. The background molecules were made using Element 3D. The custom bump map doesn't work well with Element as it's not a 'normal bump map'. If the poly count proves too large after creating a lot of clones, add an optimizer or pro-optimizer modifier. Enjoy!