Scottish Dirk (Dagger)

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Native | Maya 2008 | mental ray
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scottishDirk.mtl
Specifications
Publish Date July 16, 2012
Product ID 682368
Polygons 2,221
Vertices 2,118
Polygonal Ngons Used
Textures
Materials
UV Mapped
Mixed Unwrapped UVs
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Description

This Scottish dirk, or dagger, will look amazing in your scene or in the hand of your character. It has two different blades (one is a more modern style than the other) and a sheath.

Poly count is for low poly version, a polySmooth has been applied but can be turned off and/or deleted. Poly count includes sheath. Poly count for old style blade is slightly lower. Poly count for the high version is 8706 faces, 8693 verts.

Textures are procedural, except for the modern blade which is a 2048x2048 hand painted .tif, and all are included.

Two .mb files are included, one with just the model, and another with the lighting setup I used (lights, camera and reflective primitives). MentalRay is used as the renderer, but the shaders are blinn.

All nodes are named reasonably.

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