400 unique books to populate your shelves, giving your interior renders a photorealistic touch.
Mixes three types of books: low-poly (one single object and one material, spine texture, suitable for shelves); mid-poly (generic cover and spine texture, separate page and covers, distinct materials - suitable for book piles, coffee tables); two high-poly books (detailed and separate meshes, matching cover and spine texture, dustjacket, etc. suitable for close-ups).
Detailed modelling and several materials to mimmick different cover styles (matte, gloss, high-gloss).
Many different types of books - novels, art books, architecture, magazines, coffee table tomes, hardcover, non-fiction. No CG or computer books. Mostly in English, with some books in German.
The Max scene (2010) contains as a bonus a giant bookshelf model containing 2,900 books instanced from the 400 original ones and showing no tiling.
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good value but Artist needs to apply Shaders correctly, spent 30 minutes repeatadly checking textures on all these books. This could be easily corrected by artist - sloppy as is.
ubikmh
Jun 22, 2011
Neal_Nurbs
Sep 10, 2011
dwscott
Jan 28, 2012
Great set (library?) of book models - both high-poly and low-poly. The variation is enough to populate a library from the provided models. The .obj model is not textured (in any useful sense), so set aside a little bit of time create a unique collection appropriate to the scene.
bananasp
Sep 10, 2012
3DJugs
Aug 14, 2012
Not many download options, especially since the obj file (only one i could opee) is not textured! Expect some Time spent fixing, Otherwise very good.
SpectraStudios
Apr 24, 2012
Awesome
arch515
Oct 8, 2012
shodgson86
Nov 13, 2012
Th1rt33nth
Nov 12, 2012
It would've been nice to know that this was made with vray!!!! I'm pretty much screwed out of $49 now because I don't have/can't afford vray! Thanks a lot. :(
