Portuguese Corn Bread - Extreme Definition Scanned 3D model

A sweet Portuguese corn bread, known as broa, topped with cheese and sugar. Broa is a type of corn and rye bread traditionally made in Portugal, Galicia, Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde and Brazil (where it is traditionally seasoned with fennel). Unlike the cornbread typical of the southern United States, broa is made from a mixture of cornmeal and rye or wheat flour, and is leavened with yeast rather than baking powder or baking soda.

• The purchase of this product also includes its version in Real-Time edition free of cost.

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Portuguese Corn Bread - ED Edition

• UV MAPPED: Non-overlapping
• POLYGONS (MAX LEVEL): 4849664 quads, 0 triangles, 0 ngons
• GEOMETRY: Polygonal Quads Only
• DIMENSIONS: 7.074cm x 1.7095cm x 7.2239cm - Real World Size
• COLOR MAP TEXTURE: 4096x4096 8 Bits/Channel TIFF
• SUBDIVISION LEVELS: 7
• POLYGONS (MIN LEVEL): 1184 quads, 0 triangles, 0 ngons
• FREE OF COST: Real-Time Edition
• FILE FORMATS: 1 ZTL (Zbrush 4R6 or above), 1 OBJ (subdivision level 3)
• DISPLACEMENT MAP: 4096x4096 16 Bits/Channel TIFF (if you need 32 Bits/Channel you can export it from .ZTL file in ZBrush)

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Portuguese Corn Bread - RT Edition

• NORMAL MAP: 2048x2048 24 Bits/Pixel TGA
• COLOR MAP TEXTURE: 2048x2048 24 Bits/Pixel TGA
• GEOMETRY: Polygonal Quads Only
• FILE FORMATS: 1 FBX, 1 OBJ
• UV MAPPED: Non-overlapping
• DIMENSIONS: 7.074cm x 1.7095cm x 7.2239cm - Real World Size
• POLYGONS: 1184 quads, 0 triangles, 0 ngons

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