Barrier Bollard pack 3 Green v2 Low-poly 3D model

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This archive includes a comprehensive library of barrier bollard models in various formats (.max, .obj, .fbx, .tbscene) and corresponding textures. Users can seamlessly integrate these assets into diverse projects such as video games, movies, virtual reality experiences, advertisements, and architectural renderings. The Barrier Bollard boasts an impressive size with a diameter of 0.15 meters and a height of 0.9 meters. Users have the option to purchase separate sidewalk components to create a more comprehensive setup. A notable aspect of this archive is the provision of textures specifically optimized for Unity and Unreal Engine, empowering developers to easily incorporate the models into their projects without any hindrance. Basic materials for both 3ds max and Marmoset are also included within the archive, enabling users to refine their work without unnecessary additional downloads. The high-resolution textures are meticulously rendered in Marmoset Toolbag 3, featuring a remarkable resolution of 2048x2048 pixels, set against the TGA format for maximum compatibility. Each texture is intricately crafted with precision to capture minute details, covering a broad range of applications: * color (diffuse): precise rendering of colors * gloss: polished finish effects * metalness: realistic metal textures * normal: detailed normals map * normal inv: inverted normals map for optimal results in certain environments * ao (ambient occlusion): adding depth and volume to models For Unity users, an additional layer of texture is provided: * specular metallic: incorporating specular highlights with a metallic sheen * normal inv: detailed inverted normals map for a unique aesthetic. On the other hand, Unreal Engine enthusiasts are offered textures that utilize advanced techniques for: * roughness: simulating complex surface imperfections * ORN (Occlusion – red channel, Roughness – green channel, Metallic – blue channel): adding depth, metallic effects, and precise color mapping LODs, or Level of Detail models, are designed to balance visual quality with rendering efficiency: * lod0: offering high-detailed meshes with 904 triangles, 2712 edges, and 456 vertices * lod1: providing mid-range details with 464 triangles, 1392 edges, and 280 vertices * lod2: showcasing simplified forms with 232 triangles, 696 edges, and 153 vertices * lod3: delivering highly compressed data for minimal assets and high performance