Red candles 3D model

cgtrader

A set of four bright red candles stands alone as separate entities, each with its own unique UV Layout map, Material and PBR Textures set ready for use in your next project. Production-ready 3D Model includes all necessary assets, such as PBR materials, textures, and a non overlapping UV Layout map provided in the package. Geometries are made up of quads only, without any tris or ngons in sight. There are no poles to be found either. You can easily customize the object by using the provided UV unwrapped geometries and creating new Textures (or modifying the existing ones) using the included UV Layout maps (in png format with alpha). Each Object, Material, and Texture in the package has a meaningful name assigned to it. PBR Textures files are stored in a subfolder within the BLEND archive, along with scene files. Materials and textures were made using Substance Painter and exported for use in various rendering engines. All renderings and screenshots showcase a beautiful set of candles that will surely add some life to your next 3D modeling project. Images have been provided for each side of the object as well as screenshots from the Blender 3D scene, showing off the UV Layout. Additional images show off the detailed textures (2048x2048 resolutions) and the impressive model itself. A total of four Objects are included, along with their PBR Materials and UV-mapped Textures. Polygonal geometry features quads only (no tris/ngons), making it suitable for use in any 3D modeling software. Uniform scale objects will blend seamlessly into your scene. Scene details include real world dimensions, non-overlapping UV Layout maps and high-resolution Image Textures all within a zipped folder containing all of the required assets. Packaging also includes PBR Multi-Engine Textures which support use in various game engines such as Cycles for Blender 3D (base color, occlusion + roughness + metallic + alpha), Vray for 3D Studio MAX (diffuse, reflect, reflection glossiness), Unity 5 Standard Metallic (albedo + transparency), Unreal Engine 4 (base color + alpha), and generic PBR workflows. Simply drop the Textures set you want into your project and link them together to get a game or production-ready asset!