Winter Sport Equipment Ski and Snow 3D model

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Snow materials in 3D are bundled, featuring a winter sports collection for a ski shop. Included within the package are five three-dimensional models. These 3D Models Feature: 1./ The helmet stands at Length:21 x Height:25 x Perimeter:28 cms, comprised of 34,900 polygons and 34,996 vertices. 2./ Face protection gear, measuring 20.5cms in length, 10.5cms high, and a perimeter of 22.5cms is the next model within this set. The data reveals it to have 121,436 polygons / 121,484 vertices. 3./ Skiers footwear boasts a Length:12 x Height:34.5 x Perimeter:30 cms count, utilizing 169,036 polygons / 169,244 vertices. 4./ Snowboard models display the Length:31.5cms high, measuring 30cms across and standing at 17cms thick (with edges), made up of a total 175,270 polygons / 175,760 vertices. 5./ Winter skiers equipment has five 3D items bundled - Ski Shoes measure at L:12 x H:34.5 x P:30 cm., Resolution data reveals texture sets are: Helmet textures amount to twenty-one at a resolution of four thousand nine hundred sixty by four thousand nine hundred sixty px, with two 1600 by 1600px textures also (all being tileable), 1024x1024, tile-usable and only 256px on last. The Face mask texture consists of three pieces: two two thousand forty-eight x two thousand forty eight , a smaller version at ninety x ninety for use where repeated use makes it the way forward (tiled so). Three thousand seven hundred fifty four tiles in this example, then. Skiing footwear includes 3D models bundled, that being shoe. At twenty-six seventy-four to seventeen textures are included for this one too (Tileable). All the same snowboards feature sixteen seventy two vertices with Seventeen textured objects from our previous data. Our complete library was produced in three dimensional space with use of max. The results are now view able as models that render through rendering process known to produce photo realism or so. Models, in short form for quick distribution are packaged in both the original Max, OBJ. For further convenience the included file extensions have been simplified from (.obj and .max), each object, in a matter of fact does open via .OBJ with one additional layer for viewing of textures only as part of normal workflow.