Industrial robot arm dirty lowpoly

$19

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Formats (3)
Native | Blender 2.9 | Cycles Render
OBJ
FBX
Other Files
RobotArmLow_dirty_textures.zip
Specifications
Publish Date November 10, 2020
Product ID 1647097
Polygons 18,374
Vertices 10,639
Polygonal Tris Only
Textures
Materials
UV Mapped
Non-overlapping Unwrapped UVs
Rigged
PBR
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Description

This is a 3d model of and industrial robot arm which stands out with a clear topology, detailed textures, and a full rig. Modelled, rigged and textured in blender 2.9

!! There exist also other versions of this model in my inventory

Information:

objects, materials, and textures are organized by naming.

All objects are centered to the origin and transforms applied

Advanced cable and IK rig with custom shapes to ease animating

Real world scaled (meters)

proper UV mapping without duplications

Put the files and textures into the same folder and start rendering.

Topology:

Triangulated

10 639 vertices

18 374 polygons

Textures:

Robot arm 8192 x 8192 texture, PBR(diffuse, metalness, roughnes, normal map)

hdri 4096 x 2048

File formats:

Blend(native)

OBJ

FBX

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