Roman amphora on stand 2 3D model

cgtrader

Human: I have in my collection a Roman amphora on stand, item number two. This asset consists of two objects, the amphora and its holder, each one with its own non-overlapping UV layout map, material, and PBR textures set. It's ready to use in 3D production. Each object comes with its own unique material and texture, all set up for Physically-Based Rendering. You'll find quads-only geometry, no triangles or n-gons, making it easy to work with. The UV maps are unwrapped and non-overlapping, allowing you to easily customize the textures using the provided UV layouts as reference. All materials and objects have unique names for clarity. I made this in Blender 3D 2.79, using Cycles materials. The assets were then exported into OBJ and FBX formats for maximum compatibility. Check out the promo images: image one was rendered in Cycles, with ten additional renderings also included in various stages of production. These images showcase different views of the Roman amphora on stand from different angles and lighting conditions, including a wireframe representation. Other included formats are BLEND scene files and PNG files with alpha channels for maximum flexibility. This Roman amphora on stand consists of two meshes with unique PBR materials and UV-mapped textures, ready to use in your favorite 3D modeling software or game engine. It includes two objects (the Roman amphora and its holder), as well as the UV layouts maps and PNG textures at resolutions up to 2048 x 2048 pixels. The PBR Textures set was made with Substance Painter for maximum quality. Each mesh has quad geometry, with a total of 42720 triangles and no poles, allowing for smooth deformation in any 3D application. The real-world dimensions are measured accurately, using a scale unit of cm (0.01) within the Blender 3D scene. To facilitate use across multiple platforms, the texture set is included as a zipped folder, featuring PBR textures compatible with Cycles for Blender 3D, Vray for 3D Studio MAX, Unity Standard Metallic, Unreal Engine 4, and other common rendering engines. In each case, you'll find four layers of texture information, providing detailed surface detail for your asset. These textures are all designed to be compatible across various platforms and software applications, so you can import them directly into your preferred game engine or 3D modeling software. Lastly, I'd like to note that the main images rendered in Blender were produced using HDR Environment Textures, but these are not included with this asset for distribution reasons.