Rail Crossing Traffic Light Weathered 1 3D model

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Railway Crossing Traffic Light 3D Model Built in Blender and Rendered with Cycles - Game-Ready The model showcases a meticulously crafted Railway Crossing Traffic Light, precision-built using the popular 3D software, Blender. To create this visually striking model, it was rendered using Cycles, Blender's highly acclaimed render engine. File Formats: Multiple file formats are available to cater to diverse user needs: *.blend - A standard format for sharing models in Blender, as evident from the preview images *.obj - Featuring applied materials and textures, suitable for rendering and texturing within most 3D software applications *.dae - Compressed format with materials applied, designed for import and export ease in other software like Daz3D or Maya *.fbx - Supports material slots and can be seamlessly integrated into various gaming engines *.stl - Perfect for those working exclusively in SolidWorks or similar CAD tools Creation Software: Blender 2.79 served as the primary development platform for this Railway Crossing Traffic Light model, harnessing its impressive render capabilities to bring out maximum detail with minimal file sizes. Materials and Textures: Crafted meticulously using Substance Painter, this model adheres strictly to a PBR (Physically-Based Rendering) Workflow standard. All materials are fully integrated across various formats. This 3D asset boasts comprehensive image textures included for the end-user's ease of rendering. Visual Previews: Preview scenes within the blender files offer precise visual results identical to what users can expect from the render command, showcasing real-time functionality directly accessible with Blender's Cycles Render Engine. It includes detailed model information such as its geometry composition which includes the entire setup of materials, lighting, and overall configuration that comes standard in each of these exportable files. Production Overview: Blending precision, fidelity, and efficiency together, these 3D models excel both within the realm of gaming, leveraging ultra-low polygon counts built from all-quad mesh components. At the same time they can easily serve as ideal platforms for the pursuit of higher-end visualization and graphics.