2021 PBR Marri Collection - Corymbia Calophylla 3D model

This Xfrog Plants Marri 3D collection contains six high resolution plants of different ages and seasons, in 16 popular 3d formats.

2021 XfrogPlants - What's New?

Our plants are now better quality than ever, featuring High Resolution Geometry, Season and age variants, and textures of the utmost quality.

These High Resolution PBR Textures have highly advanced shaders, individually created for and approved by the manufacturer of every renderer format (not translated, they are actually handcrafted shader networks specific to each renderer.) This means 2021 Shaders are all inspected and approved by each 3D Software manufacturer. Textures are included in an attached zip.

Vray, Unreal, Unity, Redshift, Corona, Octane, Maya, Max, OBJ, FBX, Arnold, Clarisse, Blender(Cycles and Eevee), FStorm, ForestPack, and more!

Unreal, Unity, Eevee, each include 3 LOD for highspeed results and 2nd layer UVs for highest flexibility and control!

Tree, broadleaf evergreen, broad columnar Height: up to 40 m (commonly around 20 m.) Origin: South of Western Australia Environment: Forests and coastal plains; on many soils Climate: warm, temperate

Notes: Marri is one of the nearly 80 Eucalypts that have been transferred to the newly created genus Corymbia in 1995; it was previously called Eucalyptus calophylla. It is often present mixed in the Jarrah and Karri forests of Western Australia. The name Marri comes from native Australian Nyoongar language where it means “blood”, referring to the reddish gum that the bark often essudates. It is a rustic species that can grow in many different conditions. Being a large tree, Marri is not really common in urban decoration, except for parklands.