Sci-Fi Staris Basic Version -Free Download- Free low-poly 3D model

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Here is the rewritten text: The basic modular sci-fi stairs setup with a pbr node system in Blender 2.8 contains 43 unique components. Breaking down the set, we have 32 distinct stair parts, three high-tech glass components, eight customizable floor and wall sections, and all come with 4K PBR textures to elevate your designs. Experience these stairs in action through Unity3d - simply click on this link to see how they perform: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5t0S7uOB5Ms To view the setup within Unreal Engine, check out this demonstration video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfaigIrGFJw In Blender 2.8 itself, you can easily test and use these stairs thanks to this handy tutorial video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLRI5I0gNEQ Each component comes equipped with an extensive set of PBR textures - available in a range of formats: Diffuse Maps Albedo Normal Maps Blender Normal Map Roughness Map Metallness Glossiness Map Specular Color Ambient Occlusion (Ao) Cavity Map And to give you maximum flexibility, the textures are available for import into your favorite software applications: - UnrealEngine (.uasset) - ready to be dropped directly into Unreal. - Unity 3D (.unitypackage) - a snap-in package for Unity3d designers. - Blender (.blend) - fully editable within Blender 2.8 and its many extensions. - OBJ (.obj) - works perfectly in many common 3D modeling software tools. - Autodesk FBX (.fbx) - Collada (.dae) - DXF (.dxf) - Alembic (.abc) - MilkShape 3D (.ms3d) - Alias/WaveFront Material (.mtl) - Agisoft Photoscan (.ply) - export compatible for photoscanning software users. - Stereolithography (.stl) - 100% accurate import compatibility for makers and fabricators alike. - VRML (.wrl, .wrz) - virtual world-ready file format - X3D (.x3d) - 3D Studio (.3ds) Check out the stairs in a live-action setting within our official demo video here: https://youtu.be/lvEmx0HkEo8 As an aside, I would like to point out that this setup has undergone modeling and animation specifically designed to make use of the unique power set provided by Blender 2.79b. This model utilizes advanced node settings for materials - but I also had access to its versatile range through some basic tutorials online which you might want to consider if these techniques have your own project requirements. In short, there are so many awesome 3D models, animations and scenes online just like this - take a few moments of yours here at https://www.blender.org/ if the tools sound fascinating to you. This specific set comes from the excellent designers at 3d-Coat.com who bring forth amazing designs through the extensive application range with their top software for textures that they provide. You may just find it useful - head on over and check out 3D Coat.