Diner Booth 1950s Low-poly  3D model

Diner Booth 1950s Low-poly 3D model

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Model of a Booth Chair from 1950's era, slightly used. -Model contents: Native .blend file (base mesh with modifiers which are not yet applied) Obj file with x2 subdivision modifier applied Obj file with just the base mesh, no modifiers (archived) Fbx file with x2 subdivision modifier applied Fbx file with just the base mesh, no modifiers (archived) ID map for the material in .zip archive textures folder in .zip archive -Model structure: Model is consisted of only one object named Booth Chair Objects origin point is in the center -Mesh information: Quad topology only, no N-gons or triangles Mesh is subdivision-ready Whole mesh is uniform (watertight), no floating geometry or open parts Base mesh has 5722 quads (11444 triangles) Subdivided x2 mesh has 91552 quads -Material information: Model has only one material named: BoothChairMat It contains 5 texture maps in 4k resolution: BoothChairMat_albedo, BoothChairMat_metallic, BoothChairMat_AO, BoothChairMat_roughness, BoothChairMat_normal textures are in .jpeg format, except for normal map which is in .png format. -UV mapping: Manually unwrapped UV's, no overlaping. -Intended use for the model: The model is designed for renders but it can be used in games and vr/ar, with pbr engines. -Preview renders info: Images shown in the preview are of subdivided geometry mostly, some are from base mesh only. Model is rendered in blender 2.8 with Evee rendering engine. The results you get may be different depending on the rendering engine used. ===================================================================================================================== -If you need any more information or help, feel free to contact me. -Thank you for taking the time to check out my model.

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