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Required PBR textures:
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- Roughness
- Metalness
- Normal
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This highly detailed 3D model accurately represents a vintage ornate heart locket pendant, perfect for adding a touch of classic elegance or historical charm to your digital projects. The locket features intricate filigree patterns on its surface, mimicking an antique metal finish with subtle wear and scratches for a realistic, aged appearance. Its classic heart shape and decorative flourishes make it an ideal asset for various creative applications. Possible usage scenarios include enhancing historical or fantasy-themed game environments, serving as a collectible item in adventure games, or as a character accessory in RPGs. It's also suitable for enriching architectural visualization scenes, where it can act as a decorative element in period interiors, or for close-up renders in product showcases. Furthermore, this model can be seamlessly integrated into augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) experiences, offering an immersive visual element. Digital artists will find it invaluable for creating compelling renders, illustrations, and animations. The model is optimized for real-time applications, ensuring efficient performance in game engines and interactive experiences, while also being suitable for high-quality static renderings. Key features include clean, efficient topology that is also ready for subdivision if ultra-high detail is required for close-up shots. It comes fully UV unwrapped with a non-overlapping layout, ensuring seamless texture application. The model includes a comprehensive set of PBR (Physically Based Rendering) textures, such as Base Color, Metallic, Roughness, Normal, and Ambient Occlusion maps, providing a lifelike material representation. Supported file formats likely include GLB, OBJ, FBX, USD, and DAE, ensuring broad compatibility across major 3D software and game engines. While primarily designed for rendering and real-time use, a simplified version could potentially be adapted for 3D printing.