Brochure mockup with a heart shape 3D model

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Brochure with a heart shape 3D model, perfect for creating mock-ups or serving as a template. The production-ready model comes equipped with PBR materials, textures, and a non-overlapping UV Layout map included within the package. This brochure design is composed of quads-only geometries (no tris/ngons), allowing for easy customization. The UV-unwrapped geometries make it possible to create new textures or modify existing ones using the provided UV layout maps (as PNG with alpha). Each object, material, or texture in the package boasts a unique, meaningful name. The 3D model was created using Blender 3D 2.80 and then exported as OBJ and FBX formats; materials and textures were designed using Substance Painter for PBR rendering. This model is compatible with multiple platforms: V-Ray for 3ds Max, Unity, and Unreal Engine 4. Promotional images showcase the brochure in various lighting scenarios: rendered images in Cycles (or Eevee) for Blender 3D 2.8x, wireframes, UV layout screenshots, and detailed texture layouts. A variety of file formats are included within the package, including FBX, OBJ, BLEND scenes, and PNG with alpha. Key specifications: - Object: 1 (mesh) - Materials: 1 PBR Material - UV-mapped Textures with a resolution of 2048x2048 - Texture sizes in PNG format for Alpha Channel usage; made using Substance Painter for optimal performance. - Polygons: QUADS ONLY (14388 vertices, 14376 quad faces / 28752 triangles) Dimensions and Scales: Real-world dimensions; Scene scale units set to Metric with 0.01 units. A Uniformly scaled object in Blender 3D ensures all sides of the brochure model have been applied an even level of scaling. Multi-Engine Textures Pack: a comprehensive package, zipped into a folder, that includes multiple formats tailored for V-Ray for 3ds Max (diffuse, reflect, and glossiness) Unity Standard Metallic, Unreal Engine, Generic Spec Gloss Workflow (Unity-compatible), and PBR Metal Rough Workflow – easily customizable for use with popular game engines like Cycles for Blender, or simply edit the existing textures. Key images included are the main renderings done in Cycles using a separate HDR Environment texture, which has been kept separate due to size and license reasons.