Old Leather Witch hat Low-poly 3D model

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The ancient artifact in question is a tattered Leather Witch hat bearing witness to scratches and erosion over time. This piece has undergone wear and tear from numerous adventures. Textured data designed specifically for usage within a Rough-metal workflow includes: color mapping, metal appearance adjustment, metal sheen modification, ambient occlusion mapping, Normal OpenGL output maps, DirectX-compatible normals maps, height texture rendering, as well as the added additional set of baking files which contain detailed AO mapping, surface curvature profiling, high-resolution surface normal imaging, custom-normal and standard 3D mapping (in native PSD formats of 8192 x 8192) - along with separate, specific stitching pattern recognition. All textures have assigned their respective correct file naming structures. These detailed images are included in a .rar archive named "textures_bake". A unified blending model exists for the given assets and materials within which has integrated a Principled Shader model utilizing interconnected mapping formats as referenced previously; A singular real-world-sized three-dimensional object stands solitary amidst this set. This design boasts no individual character figure yet instead houses one central figureless structure consisting of strictly Quadrilateral polygon construction with no other elements included within the overall rendering parameters set for 2D image projection via open graphics software. This three-dimensional data export model's natively supported format type consists purely in its original Blender originations (.blend file extensions); All associated textures within rendered models' specific visual profiles are seen within screenshots output through an advanced real-time engine environment developed specifically called Marmoset. This same witch hat design is included twice with alternative texture patterns for differing thematic expressions - A classic new "Leather" rendition plus the present old and aged representation, both showcasing identical structural configurations as mentioned before including the exact UV structure pattern utilized throughout both distinct representations within which a purchaser can simply change texture models already integrated from a central single object thus gaining access to various visual reinterpretations available on an exclusive online storefront with base hat item being priced around $7 while purchasing collections comprising of both is offered at slightly discounted prices of around eleven.