Glass with beer 8

3docean

Glass with beer 3D Model, the eighth addition to my collection. This asset consists of four objects: glass, beer, bubbles, and head, each meticulously crafted with its own unique non-overlapping UV Layout map, Material, and PBR Textures set. Production-ready for seamless integration into your projects. Geometries are built using quads only, ensuring a clean and efficient workflow. No tris/ngons or poles are present, making it easy to work with the model. Customization is simple: the UV-unwrapped geometries allow you to create new Textures or modify existing ones using the provided UV Layout maps in PNG format with alpha channels. Each object, Material, or Texture has a distinct and meaningful name for easy identification. The model was created in Blender 3D 2.79 (Cycles materials) and exported as OBJ and FBX files. Materials and Textures were crafted in Substance Painter, optimized for PBR, V-Ray, Unity, and Unreal. Promo images showcase the asset's versatility: 11+ images are included in this description, with some rendered in Cycles (Blender 3D 2.79), wireframe views, and screenshots of the Blender scene highlighting the UV Layout. Formats provided include FBX, OBJ, and BLEND scenes (2.79 with Cycles materials). Additional files include PNGs with alpha channels for easy Textures manipulation. The asset consists of four objects (meshes), four PBR Materials, and UV-unwrapped Textures. UV Layout maps and Image Textures resolutions are set at 2048×2048, created using Substance Painter. Polygonal geometries consist solely of quads (no tris/ngons or poles) with 82574 vertices and 77040 quad faces (154080 tris). Real-world dimensions are preserved, with scene scale units set to centimeters in Blender 3D. Uniform scaling is applied throughout the object. A PBR Multi-Engine Textures Pack is included: a zipped folder containing Textures sets for various rendering engines or game engines, such as Cycles (Blender 3D), Vray (3D Studio MAX), Unity 5 Standard Metallic, Unreal Engine 4, and generic PBR workflows.