90 Fantasy and Horror Costumes 3D Model Collection

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These 90 photorealistic fantasy and horror costumes and masks have incredibly low polycounts and come in different file formats that make them very easy to import into your favorite programs. These models can be loaded up quickly, and their texture maps are also of high quality. They include realistic normal maps too! Here's some more information on what kinds of files these costume templates are available in: * OBJ, .mtl files all zipped together + When you load the OBJ file into a program that supports it, like Blender or 3ds Max, your texture map will load up right away. You might have to go and add in the normal map manually, though, since not all programs work with those kinds of files. * FBX files are also an option + If you've got Maya, DAZ Studio or some other software that can use these files, then they'll automatically load up their textures when you import them into your program. But you may have to hunt around a little bit to find any additional map information if it's included. * Other file types supported: + .DAE ( COLLADA format), .MA (Maya 2012 format), STL, DXF, ZTL, etc. Here are some more specific details on the sizes and resolutions of the files: + The diffuse maps/albedo maps that we're providing all come in at a super sharp 4096 x 4096 pixel resolution! * We've also included a nice high-resolution normal map that comes to you with 4096 x 4096 pixels in size as well, for even more detailed textures! Please note: Some of these costume and accessory models were created with very low detail settings. This was done on purpose by us, but we still made sure they are optimized. As such, if you decide to use the templates included with these assets, keep an eye out for holes in any areas that aren't covered up in the final image you create from them - or possibly places where texture information didn't get loaded up properly in certain situations. A great thing to try using this 3D model file format is by first setting it up inside a tool such as Marvelous Designer, or something very similar like a computer simulation application which imports .OBJs easily. Just load it in as is with whatever the default values are on it for you, import an empty template object in case something is needed, then adjust as necessary before using your clothes templates as part of this 3d model software!