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SteamPunk Computer 3D model
Description
SteamPunk computer is a fantasy frankestein high quality and high poly computer . in the youtube link you will see the product content and what you will get by purchasing that . you can use this high quality model in your projects . the product content :
Max-Vray Folder : A 3dsmax file fore version 2014 or higher with Vray render engine for default renderer
Maps Folder : Two kinds of maps
Vray maps : which are product default maps for VrayMtl in 3dsmax file
metal-rough : Maps for PBR metal/rough system for the users who want to create their own materials in PBR metal/rough system
fbx folder : fbx format of the model
A pdf for model info and my support mail
obj version of the file added as an update
Open GL normal maps added as an update for the users who works with softwares like Blender
*Note : Steampunk computer is created from the real life model of frankestein steampunk computer which it's invesigator is Dana Mattocks *
ArseniiSh
This is really cool!
polygonexperts
thank you
studiomacro
Super cool! I love all that detail! By the way, question about the texture; how did u get such fantastically dusty textures? What kinds of shaders and stuff were u using? I'd love to know; I make a models of old machines myself.
polygonexperts
Hi . thanks . I used substance painter to paint these detailed textures . A very powerful and easy to work software . For must of the models I prefer to use pbr metallic/roughness system and after creating the textures in pbr metallic roughness I export a Vray compatible version for vray users too and a unity compatible version for lowpoly version of models for unity engine users . I will put a video from the texturing process of this model in my youtube channel during next 72 hours you can find other videos and tutorials there .
studiomacro
Neatness! On the topic of PBR, do you draw the maps yourself? I've always wanted to use pbrs in my work but I figured that I can't sell them if I don't have the permission of the guy who created the texture to begin with. But at the same time, I see a lot of people selling work with pbrs engrained. I'd be okay making my own, but it seems like kind of a daunting task, you know?
polygonexperts
it is not as daunting as you think . I suggest you to work with substance softwares . by substance designer you can create pbr procedural materials , by painter you can paint your own maps on your mesh using it's library or materials you created in designer and by substance alchemist you can combine two or more materials to create new ones
jacob1998
Nice
polygonexperts
Thanks
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rbruni rbruni
excellent model ! it is causing strange emotions as this is being used as the villain in a short movie... although it has a lot of details that require further texturing.
cheers from Rio
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dainesfish dainesfish
Very nice
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zzq666897 zzq666897
Really well done!
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renderluz renderluz
Very well made and neatly organized model.
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gatecityfilmworks gatecityfilmworks
Very unique item. Love it!
SteamPunk Computer
Royalty Free License
SteamPunk Computer
Royalty Free License
3D Model formats
Format limitations
- 3D Studio 2014 (.3ds)139 MB
- Autodesk FBX 2013 (.fbx)139 MB
- PDF (.pdf)139 MB
- Autodesk 3ds Max (.max)139 MB
- OBJ (.obj, .mtl)15.8 MB
3D Model details
- Publish date2019-06-04
- Model ID#2002653
- Animated
- Rigged
- VR / AR / Low-poly
- PBR approved
- Geometry -
- Polygons 676,679
- Vertices 451,483
- Textures
- Materials
- UV Mapping
- Unwrapped UVs Non-overlapping
- Plugins used
- Ready for 3D Printing
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