Ukrainian Baroque House I Blue.

Based on a real historic building in Baturyn, Ukraine.

Simplified compared to the original.

Objects: 50.

Modular

Polygons: 204 267 (129 479 - geometry of a wooden tile roof);

Vertices: 277 917 (196 302 - geometry of a wooden tile roof).

Geometry without wooden tiles:

Polygons: 74 788;

Vertices: 81 615.

Textures:

• Diffuse map - DIFF;
• Normal map - NORM;
• Ambient occlusion - AO (not used);
• Roughness map - ROUG;
• Metallic map - METAL;
• Specular map - SPEC.

All parts (objects) have their own textures, with their own resolution.The highest resolution is 8192x8192 pixels.There is also a set of textures with a reduced resolution, where the highest resolution is 6144x6144.And lowest resolution set, where the highest resolution is 4096x4096.

In order to optimization, textures and geometry (3D) files are in different archives.Just unpack them as they are in one folder, all dependencies are saved.ZIP packages are designed in such a way that they are unpacked into one folder (Ukrainian Baroque House I), with all dependencies saved, and subfolders.So nothing duplicates.

File fomats:

• Blend - Native 3D file (geometry) format, v2.79, including Cycles;
• Blend v2.93;
• FBX - 7.4 Binary;
• OBJ;
• DAE (Collada);
• 3DS;
• PNG - Textures.

Geometry files contain abbreviations that explain what textures are used:

• DNSMRA: DIFF, NORM, SPEC, METAL, ROUG, AO.
• decryption is in the list of textures types (above in the text).

Folders structure:

• Assembly - Finished, assembled models;

• Parts - Folders with only parts geometry. Contains both assigned and non-textured versions. Packages with non-textured geometry files are marked as 'NoTex' in the name.

• Textures - Textures in PNG file format.Don't forget to download and unpack the textures.