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3D model of Yen Golden Coin.
> 3ds Max 2011, 3ds Max 2013 project with V-Ray 2.30.01
> Polygonal mesh (obj) & Nurbs object (body object, do not need third party plugins to use this model)
> Lighting, materials, maps, textures & environment.
> Close-ups & macro cameras support.
> Included obj & sat format file.
> Included Rhinoceros project.
Introduction
What is a HDRI?
HDRI is the abbreviation of “High Dynamic Range Image”, and in this case it is a 360ºx180º panorama. Its function is to provide you a real environment for your 3D work and make it the most realistic as possible.
Why should I get it?
This type of HDRI can be used for any 3D work as you wish. However the environment, and backplates have been thought for 3D car projects.
Isn’t it too low quality?
The resolution 5000×2500 pixels allows you to work with a good quality of reflections, and also with a manageable (.hdr) format on your 3D viewport. So, if you don’t have great computer power, you still can do realistic renders in an acceptable time and excellent quality.
Even more, for those users who need Higher Resolutions and are able to handle heavy (.hdr) images, this item also includes a 10000×5000 pixels panorama.
What does the pack include?
It contains:
IMPORTANT
The “More images” section includes a preview of all the backplates included in this pack. Take a look!
All the images (Backplates and Hdri) don’t have water marks.
The models on the images are shown just to check the reflections and lighting. They are not included in the pack.
Other Products
And you can buy the bunndle of this light scheme and three another schemes:
And you can buy the bunndle of this light scheme and three another schemes:
And you can buy the bunndle of this light scheme and three another schemes:
And you can buy the bunndle of this light scheme and three another schemes:
Get started on your new game prototype quickly with this low poly, pixel style dungeon starter set. There are roughly 148 elements contained in this set that you should find easy to combine into new shapes or they can just be used as they are to quickly assemble a basic dungeon level.
All building blocks and floor tiles are atlased and the models are extremely light weight which makes this set very suitable for mobile platform development.
The preview image above is a promotional image and contains lighting and distance fog that one might achieve in a game engine. To see the items contained in this download, check the preview material for the unlit / flat shaded versions.
I will be updating this package periodically as I complete new modules so be sure to check by again from time to time or visit my website for updates.
To achieve the look as seen on the preview images the models need to be self illuminated (flat shaded) to some degree in what ever 3D software or game engine you are using and the texture filtering must be turned off so that the pixel textures don’t get blurred. They come in a range of formats that will easily import to all major 3D software packages or game engines out there.
Buy this item to download the models and accompanying files together with the license to use the work in a project (see license description).
Set of 50 low poly models including – different trees, houses, pig, cow, hive, fences, boat, haystack and much more.
All taxtures are – 512×512 and 256×256.
Some models have several texture variation.
Pig and cow are rigged and have 2 animations walking and eating
The main purpose of this project is to serve as an animated mock-up for Web, UI and Magazine designers. Using Cinema 4d, you can replace the page textures with no more than 2 clicks and make your designs stand out in a cool animation.
The project includes 4 versions; 4, 6, 8 and 10 pages, each version is placed in its own C4d file.
I also included 4 Photoshop PSDs , one for each Cinema 4d file.
They contain a frame and background to simulate the Envato image preview and a blur with gradient. The images that you see below were saved as image sequence in C4D, imported in the Photoshop files and saved as GIFs.
