Coconut Palm Tree 5807 Low-poly 3D model

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Cocos nucifera, commonly known as Coconut Palm Tree, has been extensively cultivated and utilized for centuries in nearly every tropical location worldwide. Predominantly situated in southern Asia, the tree also thrives on islands within the central Pacific Ocean. Introduced to the west coast of northern South America and eastern shores of Africa's central regions, it now has a significant presence globally. This model has been specifically designed for seamless game integration, featuring unique materials with accompanying textures for optimized PBR rendering. The model includes four distinct LODs (Level of Detail) as well as an object that serves as a collision box, ensuring ease of use in Unity or Unreal Engine through FBX files that contain rigging and animation. These animations comprise cyclical movements that span 250 frames. Initially created using Blender 2.79 software, the model is low-poly and designed for game-readiness. Its detailed specifications include: * Number of Objects: 5 * LODs available: LOD0 through LOD3 * Maximum Polygons: 2342 * Uv maps: Two included, with one for material use (UV0) overlapping and the other non-overlapping (UV1) for light map application. * Presence of a collision box: Yes (utilizing a UCX object) * Animations: Available for LOD0 and LOD1 only * Subdivision readiness: Yes * Compatible Render Engines: Cycles render (also compatible with Eevee) The detailed breakdown of its Levels of Detail reveals: * LOD0: Maximum polygons used – 2342 * LOD1: 1088 polygons * LOD2: 538 polygons * LOD3: 416 polygons Further details about the model's dimensions, fruit presence, age, and health include: Height: 15 meters tall Presence of Fruit: Yes Age: 100% mature Health: 100% healthy Regarding its texturing, this model includes: Materials in scene: Two, consisting of one material for the palm tree and another for light map application Texture sizes available: 4K, 2K, and 1K (4096px / 2048px / 1024px) Included textures include Albedo, Metallic, Roughness, Normal DirectX, Normal OpenGL, Height, and Opacity. They are available in both JPG and PNG formats. Additional details to note: * All textures reside within a specific folder named "Textures" * HDRI (High Dynamic Range Imaging Environment Map) is not included, though it can be freely downloaded from https://hdrihaven.com