Vine Cheetas 3D print model

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This pack features three-dimensional content centered on a unique creature. The following elements make up this digital package: * A single model of the vine cheetah, divided into distinct levels of detail known as LOD levels: 0, 1, and 2. * Separate 4K textures for each level in four categories: diffuse texture, normals texture, height map texture, and ambient occlusion texture. To break down these specifications: 3 separate models make up this collection, alongside 12 distinct textures. Details on the model levels are as follows: High (LOD0) * Contains 29,164 triangular faces. * Features a total of 14,584 three-dimensional points that form the model's structure. File types include .obj, .png, and .exr, which denote three different methods of displaying three-dimensional content on screen. Also listed are the following texture formats: diffuse texture, normal map texture, height map texture, and ambient occlusion (AO) texture. All textures for each level are presented in a 4096x4096 image format. Medium/LOD1 * The model here is comprised of 11,764 triangles. * Features a total of 5,884 three-dimensional points. Like its high detail counterpart, LOD1 features file types .obj, .png, and .exr. It too uses the same four texture categories mentioned previously. In addition to these features, textures for this model are also displayed in 4096x4096 images. Low (LOD2) * At the lowest detail level (LOD0), the model consists of only 3,458 triangles. * Has a total of 1,731 three-dimensional points forming its shape. Again, the low detail version features file types .obj, .png, and .exr. The same texture categories used previously can be found in LOD2: diffuse texture, normals texture, height map texture, and ambient occlusion (AO) texture. Also included in this pack is an image resolution of 4096x4096 for textures. Different shapes and variations exist within each level based on the differences between their unique UV patterns. Triangle format also comes in a triangled polygon configuration which is distinct from original models featuring only polygons. Downscaling might be necessary if you need your model to perform optimally in gaming situations.