橡木干3 3D模型

Hello, my dear Customer! I am happy to present you Oak Dry #3 3d model. Ready for render and animation! - Oak tree height: 7.5m. - Units used: Meters - Native file format: Blender 2.79. ------------------------------ USAGE: ------------------------------------ - This model is suitable for use in architecture visualization, broadcast, advertising, design visualization, forensic presentation, etc. --------------------------- TOPOLOGY: -------------------------------- Oak Tree model consist of 3 mesh parts: - Trunk: 4.746 faces. - Branches 358.806 faces. - Roots: 39.329 faces. TOTAL: 402.882 faces. Only quads topology used. ------------------------ TEXTURES and UV: ------------------------- Model is completely UV-unwrapped. All the UV islands are overlapped to use the same UV space and textures. You can see all the textures on the preview images. TEXTURES: 1) Bark: - Diffuse.png (2048px, 1024px) - Normal.png (2048px, 1024px) - Specular.png (2048px, 1024px) - Occlusion.png (2048px, 1024px) - Displacement.png (2048px, 1024px) You can use 2K textures for close-up and 1K for far-away renders. That will safe your PC memory a lot. All of the textures variants are packed in textures archive. TOTAL: 10 textures in archive. -------------------------- DESCRIPTION: ------------------------------ - There is a 3D model of Oak Dry tree only! - Model is fully textured with all materials applied (Converted formats .MAX, .C4D as well, take a look at preview images) - No Ngons or Tris used, just Quads. - Clear topology with no any artefacts, holes, overlapping polygons and so on. - All materials and textures are intelligently named. - PBR materials, as you can see on the preview. - No cleaning up necessary, just drop your models into the scene and start rendering. - No special plugin needed to open scene. - Formats .MAX, .C4D, .OBJ, .FBX are included. - Real world scale 1:1. - Units of measurement are meters. -------------------------------- NOTES: ---------------------------------- - The 'other' format on product page is .MTL format for .obj model. You will like it! Gerhald.