Lowpoly Foliage Low-poly 3D model

cgtrader

Here is the spun content: Humanly Crafted in Blender 2.80 A high-definition texture of an unparalleled clarity awaits within a single, crystal-clear transparent PNG file, precisely calibrated to capture every intricate detail at an astonishing resolution of 1080 by 1920 pixels - no less than 15.8 megabytes in size and defying direct extraction without the trusted tools of WinRAR or 7-Zip. For those with keen artistic eyes, this masterpiece will surely stir up a craving for more as each nuance in every dimension has been captured without even so much as mentioning that some artists take pride in their craftsmanship; in our case, it simply came down to creating something we ourselves felt worthy of taking the spotlight - the texture does not require or feature normal map. The versatile character, armed with the fundamental principles of IK, moves naturally. The range of subtle variations can be attributed to its rig's solid structure allowing an artist or even any curious learner to try their hand at fine-tuning movements by adding an infinite number of nuanced emotions while mastering control through sheer finesse and dexterity. With a meticulous 3D build-out using all essential vertices to give the model unparalleled movement possibilities; totaling an exacting figure of verts - eighteen - along with an assortment that stands out from its counterparts by the very unique attribute known as overlapping, making each edge precisely crafted within each precise frame without even so much as hinting towards polygon count (the actual tally sits exactly at 8). All polygons carefully designed not just to capture an aesthetic look and yet seamlessly weave every animation created, including the perfectly poised stance in Idle & a rather stoic 'Static', while adding the essence of naturalism without leaving one frame lacking. With precise edges amounting to an even higher total count - all calculated at a careful figure of twenty-four edges per every intricate model created. The sheer mastery shines when viewing its exporting format possibilities with utmost clarity as well, each option offering unique potential: precisely converting data for 3D printing via Dae/Ply formats or utilizing the advanced abilities to share models across several software applications (via X3d) giving all users complete and comprehensive export capability that can include everything you've added without ever once making the process overly difficult; simply Obj(mtl)|Fbx.