Introduction

This is a set of varying types of corals: dendronephthya, table coral, staghorn coral, montipora foliosa, heliopora coerulea, crinoidea and sea anemones. And some of them have multiple shapes, even up to 35, which greatly enhance the realism of your scenes. The model is made with Blender and Cycles renderer.

Polygons

AntlerCoral01: vertices 76272; polygons 151517, without instances

AntlerCoral02: vertices 95611; polygons 190157, without instances

AntlerCoral03: vertices 89055; polygons 176949, without instances

AntlerCoral04: vertices 86879; polygons 172704, without instances

AntlerCoral05: vertices 69975; polygons 138932, without instances

AntlerCoral06: vertices 100077; polygons 199169, without instances

And more...

Formats

A blend file

Textures

AcroporaClathrata02_BK_BaseColor.1002.png, 4096*4096

AcroporaClathrata02_BK_BaseColor.1001.png, 4096*4096

MontiporaFoliosa06_Roughness.png, 2048*2048

MontiporaFoliosa06_Normal.png, 2048*2048

MontiporaFoliosa06_BaseColor.png, 2048*2048

MontiporaFoliosa05_Roughness.png, 2048*2048

And more...

Rigging

Crinoidea04 has rigging that supports fluttering effect, other corals have no rigging.

Animations

One Crinoidea04 animation at 30 fps, Frame range 0-360

4 different Actinia animations at 30 fps, Frame range 0-360

Features

The model is in meter units at real-world scale.

Some corals support close shots. If not used in close shots, optimizations are available. Follow the steps below:

Enter Edit Mode, select Mesh, then Clean Up, then Decimate Geometry, and then Set a ratio as needed. This way, the textures can work well based on the UV.