Marble staircase low poly Low-poly 3D model

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Low Poly Marble Staircase Model With Three Flights of Stairs This impressive model boasts three flights of stairs - two on each side and one central staircase, showcasing exceptional design and detail. The original textures have been meticulously hand-painted to achieve a high level of realism. The perfect choice for close-up shots, this model stands alone, with no included walls to distract from its stunning details. All measurements are based in centimeters, providing an accurate scale for any project. Dimensions: 857cm (X-axis), 582cm (Y-axis), 271cm (Z-axis) Real-world proportions apply here - a perfect fit for everyday use (1:1:1). Focus remains on the model's origin point throughout. Model Topology A sophisticated manifold mesh forms the foundation of this intricate staircase, comprised of an impressive 13,284 quads and maintaining 100% quad domination. The total number of vertices is an astonishing 13,210, with a clean edge flow that provides unparalleled flexibility. This subdivision-friendly topology features 26,568 edges and tris without any isolated or coincident vertices in sight - making it ideal for smooth animation and precise editing. Geometry Inspection Upon examination, this model showcases a robust, high-quality design. No faces are distorted at an angle exceeding 45 degrees. Geometry loss is also non-existent, with no poles featuring more than five edges to potentially compromise its integrity. Texture Mapping And UV Layout UV mapping has been expertly handled, with normal outward flow guaranteed throughout. Texture layout maintains complete consistency, free from overlap and distortion. Two premium image textures are included in additional files - stairs_diffuse.png (8192x8192 pixels) and stairs_bump.png (same dimensions). Blender Render And Export Settings Each rendered preview has been created using Blender's internal engine with no post-production required. To minimize hassle, all file types exported include settings for forward-Z orientation and upward-Y axis. FBX and OBJ files can be used after being exported from Blender 2.78. Note: users may need to make slight adjustments, particularly regarding textures, as per the export settings mentioned above.