Brown dwarf star 3 Low-poly 3D model

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This model depicts a brown dwarf, an enormous gas giant that barely missed becoming an actual star. Despite its relatively small size, it still possesses enough mass to fuse hydrogen, imbuing the brown dwarf with a dark orange/brown radiance. This particular brown dwarf boasts a surface temperature fluctuating between 800 and 1400 degrees Celsius, emitting a bright yellow glow akin to hot molten steel. Among my collection of brown dwarfs, this model stands out as the hottest and densest. Its scorching heat even prompts it to resemble a star like our sun. Thanks to the inclusion of high-definition textures and low-poly construction, this model can be utilized both as a distant background element and as a close-up asset. Technical Details: Render-ready for both Eevee and Cycles Subdivision-ready Low-Poly Ideal for real-time rendering Quads-only design ensures optimal performance Includes normal high-definition textures (1920 x 960) for standard model use Contains ultra-high-definition textures (16000 x 8000) for close-up shots HDRI background image included (8000 x 4000) All textures are one-of-a-kind originals Features albedo, emission, roughness, and displacement maps In real life, this brown dwarf star would have a diameter of approximately 165,000 kilometers. Some 3D programs struggle to display objects of this magnitude effectively. To circumvent potential complications, the model is not scaled to its actual size. The model consists of a surface and an atmosphere. The atmosphere creates a subtle fade towards the edges of the planet, crafted using Blender's facing layer weight node. Due to the varying node systems in different 3D programs, export files are provided in two versions: one with and one without the atmosphere.