Dunkleosteus

$25

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Formats (5)
Free file format Conversions available
Native | 3ds Max 2011 | Default Scanline
Cinema 4D 10.111 | Default Scanline
Maya 2008 | Maya Software
OBJ
FBX
Specifications
Publish Date June 13, 2013
Product ID 747569
Polygons 6,940
Vertices 6,950
Polygonal Quads Only
Textures
Materials
UV Mapped
Non-overlapping Unwrapped UVs
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Description

Dunkleosteus is a genus of prehistoric fishes, one of the largest marine predators have lived, existing during the Late Devonian period, about 380–360 million years ago.

High detailed Dunkleosteus 3d model.

Format:
Autodesk 3ds Max, version 2010, Maya, version 2008, Cinema 4d, version 10.111, obj, fbx

Scene Totals:
Objects: 1
Shapes: 0
Cameras: 0
Lights: 0
Helpers: 0
Space Warps: 0
Total: 1

Mesh Totals:
Verts: 6950
Faces: 6940
triangles: 13880

Geometry:
Quads: 100%


Textures:
1- Diffuse: Dunkleosteus_tex_DF 4096x4096 res, tga,
2- Normal Bump: Dunkleosteus_tex_NB, 4096x4096 res, tga,
3- Specular map: Dunkleosteus_tex_SP, 4096x4096 res, tga,
4- Subsurface scattering map: Dunkleosteus_tex_SSS, 4096x4096 res, tga,


Previews were rendered with vray and SSS-shaders. (not included)
The low-poly model may be used for a computer games, but with smoothing may be used for high-poly render

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