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Credit Card

by Broadcast Media

HQOFF

$14.47

Royalty Free License

- All Extended Uses

Included Formats

Native Application:

3ds Max 8

Default Scanline

Exchange Formats:

3D Studio

FBX

OBJ

Additional Files:

Cred_01.mat

3DS Max Material Library

CredMAPs_01.zip

Bitmap Images For Materials

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3D Model Specifications

Product ID:	316556
Published:	Aug 4, 2006
Geometry:	Polygonal
Polygons:	92
Vertices:	146
Textures:	Yes
Materials:	Yes
Rigged:	No
Animated:	No
UV Mapped:	Yes
Unwrapped UVs:	Unknown

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Broadcast Media

TurboSquid Member Since December 2003

Currently sells 152 products

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credit card money bank loan debit charge plastic swipe account ATM cash finance discover visa prop coin

Description

PRODUCT ORIGIN
This very handy model of a credit card has only 92 polygons
but looks great at render time. It was originally created for
a TV commercial.

REALISTIC DIRT/GRIME MAP INCLUDED
This product comes with 2 versions for the front surface and
2 versions for the back surface -- a 'clean' version and a version with 'grime' or 'dirt'. The 'GR' version simulates the 'dirt' and 'wear' that would result from everyday usage. The 'clean' version obviously has no grime and looks like a new card.

SURFACE OPTIONS
This product is completely SURFACED AND READY TO GO. A 3DS Max Material Library is included with this product. It contains a 'Multi Sub-Object' material which is used for the surface of the card. There is also a 'scuff/scratch' map used in the card's material. If you decide not to use the 'scuff/scratch' -- simply turn off the map channels that use it. The map is called 'CrossHATCH'. All necessary files are included.

ALTERNATE FORMATS
Multiple formats are included but the main product is the MAX format. The alternate versions may need adjustments on surface, mapping, etc. anything that's typically 'lost in translation'.