Internet Famous Low Poly Bundle 63 - Australian Native Plants (3d Model) ~ Selling Fast [m7qb3Eog]

Make your landscape scenes stand out with Globe Plants' Low Poly Bundle 63 _ Australian Native Plants. Features 15 common low poly 3D shrubs commonly grow and used in garden designs or relevant landscaping purposes. With 104 unique 3D plant models, each representing different heights, ages, and forms of the species, adding depth and realism to your landscape projects.

Crafted with a low poly approach from the start, our low poly plant models achieve a significant polygon reduction of 400-800% compared to high poly counterparts, while still retaining substantial visual quality. This balance has led to high satisfaction, particularly among Enscape and Twinmotion users.

While the model's detail is reduced for efficiency and performance, the essential characteristics of the species are retained. The leaves, trunks, flowers, and fruits, though less detailed than high poly models, still offer a high level of realism.

• SketchUp format supports V-Ray rendering engine including proxies. As well as Full Geometry .SKP files. Compatible with scattering plugins such as Skatter.
• FBX file type has been tested and can be imported into these software Lumion, Twinmotion, Enscape Custom Asset Library, Revit and Rhino3D or import back to 3Ds Max, Maya, Cinema4D or Blender.
• For Enscape 3.0 and above users, our 3D Plants can be easily imported into the Custom Asset Library and integrated into your Revit, SketchUp, Rhino3D, Vectorworks, and ArchiCAD.
• Twinmotion users can enjoy this Low Poly format which optimized for systems with minimal specs and can easily be imported into User Library.

Please note, our models are primarily designed for 3D rendering by artists and landscape designers, they may not be suitable for game development.

List of Species and triangles (approx):

1. Acacia adunca : 16,586 - 132,428
   
2. Allocasuarina distyla : 10,241 - 147,375
   
3. Baeckea gunniana : 13,889 - 136,923
   
4. Banksia marginata : 15,672 - 154,506
   
5. Chrysocephalum apiculatum : 1,145 - 22,368
   
6. Citrus australasica : 10,924 - 90,112
   
7. Craspedia globosa : 763 - 19,966
   
8. Dichelachne crinita : 3,152 - 25,736
   
9. Eucalyptus rossii : 28,779 - 87,262
   
10. Grevillea dryandroides : 1,296 - 18,860
    
11. Grevillea guthrieana : 19,896 - 66,298
    
12. Hakea francisiana : 3,689 - 71,903
    
13. Hakea petiolaris : 19,248 - 63,322
    
14. Lechenaultia biloba : 14,370 - 58,648
    
15. Melaleuca wilsonii : 4,823 - 23,251