Circular Labyrinth 3D model

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Introducing the Circular Labyrinth 3D Model, a versatile asset for advertisements and games. This model consists of two objects with non-overlapping UV layout maps and separate materials and PBR textures. It's production-ready, equipped with PBR materials, textures, and a non-overlapping UV layout map included in the package. The 3D Model is primarily designed for use in game engines, real-time applications, VR (Virtual Reality), or AR (Augmented Reality) apps, long-shot renderings, and more. Easily customizable, the model features UV unwrapped geometries, allowing you to create new textures (or modify existing ones) using the provided UV layout maps in PNG format with alpha transparency. Each object, material, or texture in the package has a unique and meaningful name for easy identification. The Circular Labyrinth 3D Model was created in Blender 3D (using Cycles materials) and 3D Studio MAX 2013 (V-Ray 3.60), then exported to other formats. You'll find 13+ promotional images illustrating various aspects of the model within this description, including renderings done in both Cycles and V-Ray. The package includes two objects, two PBR materials (for Blender Cycles and 3D Studio MAX V-Ray scenes), UV unwrapped non-overlapping UV layout maps, and UV-mapped textures. PBR colors and image textures are provided for each material in the package, using channels such as Base Color (Diffuse/Albedo), Metallic, Roughness, Normals, and Ambient Occlusion. UV Layout maps and image textures have a resolution of 2048x2048 pixels, created with Substance Painter 2. The model is constructed using quad faces only (with a few tris faces for flat surfaces), totaling 27,672 quads (55,208 tris). It features real-world dimensions and a uniform scale object, with scene scale units in meters for Blender 3D and centimeters for 3DS MAX. Textures are stripped in the 3DS MAX scene, and a PBR Multi-Engine Textures Pack is included in a zipped folder, providing textures compatible with various rendering engines and game engines. To use the model, simply import it into your preferred software or game engine, linking the appropriate textures to create a production-ready asset. Remember that the main renderings were made using V-Ray 3.60 and Blender 3D + Cycles, with an HDR Environment Texture not included in the package.