EVERYPlant Lyginopteris Royalii by EVERYPlant
Name: Lyginopteris Royalii
Period: Late Carboniferous. 330 to 300 Million Years Ago.
Notes: A Late Carboniferous seed fern. Unlike modern ferns, this plant produced seeds similar to other plants such as conifers. Seeds ferns flourished in prehistoric times, but have no modern day representatives. Although this species was wide spread in the Carboniferous deposits of Europe, there is limited understanding of its final form, with the placement of the seeds, and other details, based upon informed, scientific conjecture.
Presets in this Package: 12 High Poly and 12 Low Poly.
1. Standard. Fully mature and in good health. Useable in most scenes.
2. Thriving. Peak health.
3. Distressed. Declining health with some diseased and broken foliage.
4. Unhealthy. Poor state with considerable foliage missing or diseased.
5. Dying. Just hanging onto life and showing only unhealthy and diseased foliage.
6. Dead. Showing only bare and broken branches and dead foliage.
7. Ancient. Very old plant, larger and considerably gnarled.
8. Young. Smaller plant, fully mature but still growing.
9. Growing. Plant not yet mature, some half way through its growing cycle.
10. Immature. Very small and young plant.
11. Forming. Extremely young and small but taking on its adult shape with fiddleheads unfurling
12. Fiddleheads. Extremely young with its fronds still to unfurl.
All models can be switched between High Poly for close up renders, image or video production, and Low Poly for distant renders, use as game assets, or in real-time applications. All materials in this package are certified PBR compliant and have been tested in Unity and Unreal. Any reasonable modification available upon request. No charge to existing customers of the product, please contact via site mail.
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