Concrete Barrier 2D Low-poly 3D model

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This is a realistic 3D Concrete Barrier model.\nOriginally created with Blender 2.80 software and textured using Substance Painter technology.\n\n|| USAGE ||\n\nThis high-resolution 3D concrete barrier model is perfect for use in various industries such as film, television, video games, product visualization, advertising, real-time rendering, architecture, engineering, interior design, and more.\n\n|| SPECS ||\n\nThis comprehensive 3D model consists of two separate objects, totaling 1124 polygons. The textures are created using advanced materials with up to 8-bit color depth. All model parts have Blender Cycles material properties applied.\n\n|| PREVIEW IMAGES ||\n\nAll preview images were rendered in high quality with the powerful Blender Cycles renderer engine. Render settings and setups for this purpose are already included, so users can instantly achieve the same results.\n\n|| TEXTURES ||\n\nAll textures used on the model have been created at a resolution of 2048 x 2048 pixels with the highest possible detail level. Concrete_Barrier_2D_AO.png showcases Ambient Occlusion (AO), Concrete_Barrier_2D_BaseColor.png serves as base color mapping, Concrete_Barrier_2D_Metallic.png controls metal properties, and Concrete_Barrier_2D_Normal.png represents normal map information in X+, Y-, Z+ coordinate space. Additionally, the Concrete_Barrier_2D_Roughness.png file handles roughness. Furthermore, the 1024 x 512 resolution of Boiler_Room.hdr ensures sufficient lighting detail.\n\n|| GENERAL ||\n\nThis high-quality model is accurately built to scale with real-world units in metric measurement. Users can rely on Blender software and rendering engine Cycles for outstanding quality results without additional requirements for specialized hardware or add-ons.\n\n|| INSTRUCTIONS ||\n\nSimply gather the necessary files, put them into a single folder together with textures, start up Blender 2.80 and access Cycles render mode to see instantly professional-quality renderings based on your custom settings.\n\n|| ADDITIONAL NOTES ||\n\nIt is also worth noting that some users may require adjusting texture paths when exporting in different formats. However, such models may need to undergo specific treatment in various third-party applications including Maya, Max, Lightwave 3D and Blender Exporting FBX for compatibility with software such as: 3dsmax - Obj.