Dirt Grave (.OBJ Version) by LuxXeon

3D Models • posted on Oct 27, 2013 • 1530 downloads

Operating System(s): Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Mac OS 9, Mac OS X, Linux

License: This is licensed for commercial or non-commercial use.

Product Notes

This highly detailed, dirt grave model is available as a native 3dsmax 2012 scene file (.max), and also in several scaled .obj formats, for importing easily into other applications, like Blender, Poser, or Daz|Studio. This object comes complete with very high detail texture maps for every necessary material channel, for the most control over your resulting render. There is a custom diffuse (color), bump, and specular map for each sub-object in this set, if you wish to use them. Personally, I don't feel there's a need for the specular map, but I have included them anyway. The model consists of 69,556 polygons and 139,863 verts. Each texture map is provided in maximum quality JPG format, with resolution of 2048x2048 pixels, and is suitable for close-up rendering. You may need to tweak or adjust the power of the bump maps in your software of choice to get the optimum results for rendering.This model consists of two separate objects: the dirt grave, rocks and cross are all one object; and the shovel model is a separate object. You can load each object independently. Each object will have several material zones and polygon groups for easily editing or changing the materials on specific parts. The POSER-specific OBJ version was exported with a scale conversion that should load with the appropriate scaling into Poser 9 and above. To ensure proper import into Poser, BE SURE to DE-select all check box options boxes in the Import Options dialogue. DESELECT the "Centered", "Place on Floor", "Percent of Standard Figure Size", etc. options in the import dialogue box after you select the poser .obj file, and then the object should load with correct scale into the scene. In DAZ|STUDIO, simply choose the Poser-scaled .obj version, and import with Poser Preset option from the import dialogue box. BLENDER users, obviously, choose the Blender scaled .obj. All other software applications may be best suited to import the standard .obj file.