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Leucopogon parviflorus, shrub
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7 $
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Plataforma:3dsMax 2012 + obj
Renderizado:
V-Ray
Corona
Tamaño:
83 MBNEW
Colores:
Estilo:Ethnic
Materiales: Organics
Forma:
Publicado el 9 febrero 2018
For moderators:

There are two files in the archive:
1) according to the rules - only model
2) bonus: kit (constructor) for making your own bushes (Multiscatter 1.2.0.3 needed)
Purpose for doing this is the restriction in the size of the size of a polygon.

The file contains three models of bushes.
there is also the .mat file with materials for bitmap textures (prepared for scene in cm).

The whole model is a geometry. For close up views Turbosmooth can be applied.
Scale of leaves and flowers has been slightly increased for optimization and art emphazis.

About the plant:

LPis a shrub or small tree in the family Ericaceae,
commonly known as coast beard-heath or native currant.
Typical plant of Australia and New Zealand.
The species grow to between 1.2 and 5 meters in height.
It occurs in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand and in coastal areas of all Australian states (except the Northern Territory) on sand dunes and in heathland.
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Leucopogon parviflorus, shrub

PRO
7 $
Royalty free
168
168
168
Plataforma:3dsMax 2012 + obj
Renderizado:
V-Ray
Corona
Tamaño:
83 MBNEW
Colores:
Estilo:Ethnic
Materiales: Organics
Forma:
Publicado el 9 febrero 2018
For moderators:

There are two files in the archive:
1) according to the rules - only model
2) bonus: kit (constructor) for making your own bushes (Multiscatter 1.2.0.3 needed)
Purpose for doing this is the restriction in the size of the size of a polygon.

The file contains three models of bushes.
there is also the .mat file with materials for bitmap textures (prepared for scene in cm).

The whole model is a geometry. For close up views Turbosmooth can be applied.
Scale of leaves and flowers has been slightly increased for optimization and art emphazis.

About the plant:

LPis a shrub or small tree in the family Ericaceae,
commonly known as coast beard-heath or native currant.
Typical plant of Australia and New Zealand.
The species grow to between 1.2 and 5 meters in height.
It occurs in the Chatham Islands, New Zealand and in coastal areas of all Australian states (except the Northern Territory) on sand dunes and in heathland.