Medieval Table

This is a high-quality medieval table. The model was created by focusing on the historical era, aiming to be as original as possible. The table has a Medieval style cross made of weathered steel cutting into both sides. The model uses textures which are unique and created using Substance Alchemist. Every care has been taken to make sure the model is built correctly, based on Medieval era standards. This is a high-end model with many tiny details as depicted in the images.

This model was created using Blender and Zbrush. It was fully textured using Substance painter and rendered using Blender Cycle’s. All Textures are unique. The only parts of the model that have mirrored UV’s are the metal crosses on each side, keeping the aesthetics of the model to a high standard.

Features:

The Model is scaled to a real-world scale of: width 147 cm, depth 92.1 cm, height 88.5 cm

The model is orientated in the correct direction, and is centred to middle of world origin

All parts of the model are named correctly – optimised for easy rigging and animating

Clean and optimised topology for maximum efficiency

All parts have fully unwrapped UVs and the UV map is efficient with no wasted space

All texture maps are high quality 4k textures and can be scaled down easily if needed

This model is mostly quads with no ngons and it has 12976 polygons in total and 6622 Vertices

Collection Contains:

1 X Medieval Table FBX.File 1 X Medieval Table OBJ.File 1 X Medieval Table MTL.File 1 X 4096 Colour Map 1 X 4096 AO Map Png 1 X 4096 Normal Map Png 1 X 4096 Roughness Map Png 1 X 4096 Metallic Map Png 1 X UE4 4096 Packed OCC/Roughness 1 X Blender File

The following are not included: Human model is used for scaling only Cameras or lighting in scenes Maya Material Renders of model Turntable animation Nothing from the UE4 Render Except Textures

No third-party plug-ins are required to use the files

Thanks for looking !

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