Traditional rubber stamp 3D model

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Traditional rubber stamp 3D model, created for production-ready use, comes with PBR materials, textures, and a non-overlapping UV layout map. Quads only geometry, no tris or ngons, ensures smooth rendering. Every part of the object is customizable using UV unwrapped geometries and provided texture maps. Unique names are given to each object, material, or texture within the package for easy identification. Built in Blender 3D 2.79 with Cycles materials, then exported to OBJ and FBX formats; textures made in Substance Painter for PBR use. Promotional images show various views of the rubber stamp model. PROMO IMAGES: The first image shows a rendered version of the model using Cycles in Blender 3D 2.7x. There are 11+ promotional images included, which were also created with Blender's Cycles renderer and have been saved in various formats such as png. Other types of promo images show wireframe views or UV layouts. UV unwrapped geometries allow users to modify existing textures or create new ones using the provided maps. The model has been scaled uniformly throughout the scene, allowing for consistent size across different renderings. Scene scale units are in centimeters, making it easier to apply real-world dimensions if needed. 3D modeling software such as Blender, Maya, or any other application supporting OBJ/FBX formats can use this model directly without needing extensive setup. This package comes with everything you need to create professional-grade content – the actual object itself is created from high-quality geometries and is highly detailed (including a normal map). Textures are set up for several popular engines such as Unity, Unreal Engine 4 and Vray. Each part of this asset is provided in PNG files along with its accompanying metadata – perfect for quick editing in any supported editor! Real-world dimensions can be easily added using standard scale factors. It has already been scaled uniformly throughout the entire scene by its creators. As with any other package, remember to check compatibility between renderings and your preferred software!