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Set of Osmanthus Fragrans Tree ( Sweet Olive ) (2 Trees)
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$7
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| Platform: | 3dsMax 2014 + fbx |
| Render: |  V-Ray |
| Size: | 159 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Modern |
| Materials: | Organics |
Published 22 April 2022
2 Osmanthus Fragrans Trees in the scene.
Sweet Olive, a large evergreen shrub or small tree, is capable of reaching 20 to 25 feet in height and width but is most often seen at 10 to 12 feet high with an 8-foot-spread. Older plants grow as wide as tall and develop a vase shape with several main trunks typically originating close to the ground. The lustrous, medium-green leaves have paler undersides and are joined from October through March by a multitude of small, but extremely fragrant, white blossoms.
Polygons (Total number of scene): 3,020,814
Verts (Total number of scene): 1,906,298
Osmanthus Fragrans1: 4/75 m
Osmanthus Fragrans2: 4/56 m
In the archive: 3ds max (V-ray-2014), FBX and ...
*Features:
- Optimized for Distant and Closeup Views
- Clean topology
- Unwrapped Overlapping
- Real World Scale
- Transformed into zero
- Object Named
- Material Named
- Units: Centimeters
Have a good one!
Sweet Olive, a large evergreen shrub or small tree, is capable of reaching 20 to 25 feet in height and width but is most often seen at 10 to 12 feet high with an 8-foot-spread. Older plants grow as wide as tall and develop a vase shape with several main trunks typically originating close to the ground. The lustrous, medium-green leaves have paler undersides and are joined from October through March by a multitude of small, but extremely fragrant, white blossoms.
Polygons (Total number of scene): 3,020,814
Verts (Total number of scene): 1,906,298
Osmanthus Fragrans1: 4/75 m
Osmanthus Fragrans2: 4/56 m
In the archive: 3ds max (V-ray-2014), FBX and ...
*Features:
- Optimized for Distant and Closeup Views
- Clean topology
- Unwrapped Overlapping
- Real World Scale
- Transformed into zero
- Object Named
- Material Named
- Units: Centimeters
Have a good one!
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Set of Osmanthus Fragrans Tree ( Sweet Olive ) (2 Trees)
PRO
$7
Royalty free
23
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2014 + fbx |
| Render: | V-Ray |
| Size: | 159 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Modern |
| Materials: | Organics |
Published 22 April 2022
2 Osmanthus Fragrans Trees in the scene.
Sweet Olive, a large evergreen shrub or small tree, is capable of reaching 20 to 25 feet in height and width but is most often seen at 10 to 12 feet high with an 8-foot-spread. Older plants grow as wide as tall and develop a vase shape with several main trunks typically originating close to the ground. The lustrous, medium-green leaves have paler undersides and are joined from October through March by a multitude of small, but extremely fragrant, white blossoms.
Polygons (Total number of scene): 3,020,814
Verts (Total number of scene): 1,906,298
Osmanthus Fragrans1: 4/75 m
Osmanthus Fragrans2: 4/56 m
In the archive: 3ds max (V-ray-2014), FBX and ...
*Features:
- Optimized for Distant and Closeup Views
- Clean topology
- Unwrapped Overlapping
- Real World Scale
- Transformed into zero
- Object Named
- Material Named
- Units: Centimeters
Have a good one!
Sweet Olive, a large evergreen shrub or small tree, is capable of reaching 20 to 25 feet in height and width but is most often seen at 10 to 12 feet high with an 8-foot-spread. Older plants grow as wide as tall and develop a vase shape with several main trunks typically originating close to the ground. The lustrous, medium-green leaves have paler undersides and are joined from October through March by a multitude of small, but extremely fragrant, white blossoms.
Polygons (Total number of scene): 3,020,814
Verts (Total number of scene): 1,906,298
Osmanthus Fragrans1: 4/75 m
Osmanthus Fragrans2: 4/56 m
In the archive: 3ds max (V-ray-2014), FBX and ...
*Features:
- Optimized for Distant and Closeup Views
- Clean topology
- Unwrapped Overlapping
- Real World Scale
- Transformed into zero
- Object Named
- Material Named
- Units: Centimeters
Have a good one!
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