mi-8mt mi-17mt right triangular board russian Low-poly Modelo 3D

mi-8mt mi-17mt right triangular board russian Modelo 3D 3ds, fbx, max, obj, De pukamakara

realistic 3d model of right triangular panels board of helicopter mi-8mt / mi-17mt

game ready - perfectly fits for unity and unreal
low poly
real world scale
units used: cm

- the model is animated. all pivots are in the right positions.
- the model has trialngular and quadrangular polygons only (11.2% tris and **.8% quads)
- the model has logical hierarhy
- the model has 100% scale, placed in 0,0,0 coordinates and doesn't have rotations
- the model has 16 separate objects (draw calls)
- the model is available with prints in english language (https://3dexport.com/3dmodel-mi-8mt-mi-17mt-right-triangular-board-english-223373.htm)
- the model has dimensions 24 x 19 x 4 cm (9.5 x 7.5 x 1.6 inches)
- the model contains
7 405 polys
13 977 tris
7 *** verts

- all parts placed in one layer and joined in one group
- all parts have one material and can be easily merged, if you don't need animation.
- all parts are fully uv unwraped. no multi-materials or color fills.
- all parts and materials have logical names and ready for coding. (no names such as object001 or default - 01)
- some identical parts have the same uv coordinates (overlapped). it saves textel resolution and does not influence on ambient occlusion map (no black spots)

- pbr textures are available for specular-glossiness and metalness-roughness workflows

textures (*.png):
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main 2048x1024:

- diffuse
- specular
- glossiness

- base color
- metallic
- roughness

- normal
- ambient occlusion
- emission

originally created with 3ds max 2015. no 3rd party plugins required.

software used:
- 3ds max 2015 for modeling
- uv layout for unwrapping
- photoshop and substance painter for texturing
- marmoset toolbag and v-ray for rendering

not included with the file:
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- light rig/hdri
- rulers plane
- photoshop and substance painter source files Listo para Imprimir: No