Three small round-shaped buxus (boxwood, european box, common box, buxus sempervirens, american boxwood, common boxwood) bushes 26 - 34cm high in ceramic pots.Buxus is evergreen and very hardy and can be shaped into any form. For gardeners who enjoy ordered and very neat growth without having to do too much maintenance, this plant has become a favourite for containers, low hedges and other topiary.Pots made from black textured ceramics with pebble covering around the trunks.
This models are well suited for exterior visualization of residential gardens - they are optimized, have a not too dense mesh and a small number of polygons.
Archives and scenes:
- scene with three trees for v-ray
- scene with three trees for corona
- fbx. file for v-ray
- fbx. file for corona
- file obj.
- archive with textures
Each scene contains the following meshes:
Buxus shrubs:
MWLW_BRS_293_001 - 29cm 24384 polys
MWLW_BRS_382_001 - 38cm 76089 polys
MWLW_BRS_410_001 - 41cm 84189 polys
Pot sizes:
MWLW_CeramicPlantPot02_500_001 - D 380 x H 500 mm
MWLW_CeramicPlantPot02_340_001 - D 330 x H 340 mm
MWLW_CeramicPlantPot02_230_001 - D 220 x H 230 mm
Total number of polygons - 265474
Total number of vertices - 384788
Textures:
- diffuse maps for leaves, var. 1, 2 - jpg., 512x512; for bark - jpg., 2048x2048; for pots, v. 1,2,3,4,5 - jpg., 4096x4096
- normal maps for leaves - tga., 512x512; for pots - exr., 4096x4096
- opacity maps for leaves - jpg., 512x512
- height map for pot - exr., 4096x4096
- roughness map for pot - exr., 4096x4096
All models are completely UVunwrapped.
Final note:
All models have unique names. Subdivision Ready. Clean topology based on quads.
Native Formats: MAX (Autodesk 3ds Max, filesize: 35.7 MB)
Exchange Formats: OBJ (OBJ, filesize: 10.3 MB), FBX (Autodesk FBX, filesize: 32.3 MB), MAX (Autodesk 3ds Max, filesize: 35.7 MB), TEXTURES (Textures, filesize: 78.7 MB)
