US Flag 35 Stars 1863-1865 Low-poly 3D model

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The 3D rendering of the American 35 stars Flag utilized from 1863 to 1865 by the Union depicts remarkable detail, showcasing embroidery floss and intricately designed folds and wrinkles to accurately replicate fabric effects. Each star is meticulously crafted to reflect the real flags used by Union forces during Abraham Lincoln's presidency, also known as the War of Secession. Ideal for implementation in game or film scenarios, this model seamlessly incorporates subdivision surfaces to deliver an ultra-smooth appearance when rendering on the Eevee engine, ensuring realistic texture effects. PBR-ready materials guarantee vibrant visuals without loss of image quality. Initially developed using Blender 2.80 software and Eevee renderer, it is suitable for gaming purposes due to its efficiency with low poly counts. Key Specifications Include: Objects: Six distinct units comprise this 3D representation Polygon count totals 2484 elements Eevee compatible rendering Smooth texture implementation possible via subdivision surface technique Rigged Animated Version Features an armature with bones and basic animations (no physics) Animated segments total two instances Key frames set in Natural animation to showcase human movements. RIGGED for complex gestures without lag Additional static assets can be imported. Static object rendering consists of five units, Each poly counts approximately 144 or 576 elements per segment. Materials identical to the rigged animated versions are employed throughout both setups LOD enabled Format exports allow users export in FBX , COLLADA OBJ , AND GLTF Three distinctive materials applied for realistic rendering PNG image type for detailed diffuse and normal mapping. General characteristics highlight scene realism through scale accuracy (objects are arranged within a realistic setup ) scene elements properly labeled using categories " group". All additional information will be kept as follows : Additional textures folder is named TEXTURES. All formats for export DO NOT include texturing