Cross of Burgundy Flag Low-poly 3D model

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The 3D representation of the Cross of Burgundy Flag, alternatively referred to as Cruz de Borgoña, served the Royal Spanish Military Forces from 1506 up until 1842. The design comprises three materials tailored for clean version, dirty version and bloody version outcomes. Each colored component is skillfully joined at the seams, with meticulous details such as folds and wrinkles incorporated all around every seam to produce a fabric effect as lifelike as possible. This particular model is suited perfectly for usage in any 3D scenes in video games or motion pictures by means of subdivision surface rendering for an enhanced appearance. It is ready-made for gaming and low-poly uses with materials prepared for PBR rendering. Originally designed with Blender version 2.80, this creation was later rendered using the Eevee tool. As a low poly model, numerous beneficial characteristics include subdivision capability and high rendering engine functionality via Cycles, although the core version utilizes the more accessible Eevee. Detailed specifications of the model can be found in the table provided. Below you will find comprehensive details about the model. SPECIFICATIONS Objects: 6 Polygons: 2484 Subdivision capability: Yes Rendering tool: Eevee (capable of using Cycles rendering engine as well) ANIMATED ASSET DETAILS Number of animated objects: 1 Polygon number: 36 Materials available for this animation version: 3 Layering on demand: No Available animations: • Riggging and Bones incorporated (non-physics related movements) • Available Actions include two options, each spanning several frames. One has a more natural motion covering approximately 575 frames. • Motion looping functionality present STATIC ASSETS EXPLANATION Number of non-animated objects: 5 Polygons used per model variant (two variants included): 144 and 576, respectively Available Materials per static object model version: Three distinct materials (shared between different model versions) Object layering: Yes (up to two variations) Export formats provided: • FBX • Collada • OBJ • GLTF