Electricity Pole 14 Low-poly 3D model

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This 3D electricity pole model is fully rigged and ready to be used in a variety of game engines. It was originally created using Blender software, with Cycles rendering for a visually appealing outcome. The asset includes multiple file formats such as OBJ, DAE, FBX, STL, and the original .blend file. Materials were designed with a PBR workflow in Substance Painter to ensure realistic appearance under different lighting conditions. For rendering purposes, the model comes with various png image textures. To simplify importation, materials have been applied in all formats except STL which is an STL format-only model for specific CAD uses or other special 3D applications that can use this type of format. In-game scenarios can easily render and work smoothly due to its relatively low poly counts per mesh component with no more than six quads. This approach simplifies object creation and supports smooth animations even at fast frame rates in various video game titles. For any rendering difficulties or model inaccuracies, do not hesitate to contact the developer who built this asset using 2D drawings or other technical requirements of your application. File formats included: *.blend, originally used as base for creating rendered images displayed above; *.obj with all textures and material details integrated directly into these files. .*dae format compatible with multiple different programs; .*fbx suitable for importing the file seamlessly in game development software like Unreal Engine or Unity which uses this very same model to provide high quality video games. This model has its PBR material slot already defined within .fbx. STL also is included, perfect if working only with those applications that work natively on the exact .STL format. Blender 2.79 Software used here makes use of powerful cycles which produce high definition render outcomes as we all expect from video games today and have been widely adopted across this type game making communities around world. PBR workflow involved the Substance painter, well-known professional tool among artists since last few years when many popular video games relied heavily on accurate surface lighting effects found only after much rigorous experiment. Note that pre-scene preview is embedded right inside every one of the given export formats you could use as per necessity – all taken under full resolution by using Cycles native support so rendering out looks very neat just like expected in movie production where quality comes first above else!