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Ultra realisic 3d models for Rendering and Games

Discussion started by siebencorgie

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Hello,

I am new here on CGTrader. If you like real models please have a look at my profile.
I mostly sell Photo scanned models. I also compress them so you can use the in real-time projects like games or real-time ArchiViz.
They mostly come as a high poly model, a mid poly model suitable as base in a real-time project and a LOD version.
Sometimes there is a sketchfab preview entry, so you can see what you get in 3d.
I will upload many more when I am finished working on them!

I am open for any suggestions.

Some Preview Pictures:

If you are interested please have a look.

Thanks!

- Siebencorgie

Posted almost 10 years ago

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miaomiao3d

Posted almost 10 years ago

Very good detail but what are these for?

siebencorgie wrote almost 10 years ago

I personally use them in games/ real-time environments, or for rendering pictures. For instance here are some videos where is used some of the stones and the old tree stump https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGyhZ9rAKt0 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yx7WOKJg7ks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7MDntl6o2g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75XrWxTO4pQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXazKMGgvSs The real-time meshes are the low resolution ones with the LOD applied. Hope that helped :)