Vintage Delight Low-poly 3D model

Set of handmade sweets presented in a vintage metal box. Ideal for decorating kitchen and dining room spaces. This is a very special project in collaboration with the artist Ernesto Barroso.

Ernesto Barroso sites:

• Istagram: https://www.instagram.com/ebarroso_art/
• FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/ebartistdesigner

Info:

• Dimensions (23 x 30 x 8 cm)
• Polygons (71672)
• Points (72249)

Content:

• VintageDelight_Max (3DsMax 2016 vray)
• VintageDelight_Fbx (Multi Format)
• VintageDelight_Obj (Multi Format)
• VintageDelight_Stl (Multi Format)
• VintageDelight_Solo_Max (3DsMax 2016 vray)
• VintageDelight_Solo_Fbx (Multi Format)
• VintageDelight_Solo_Obj (Multi Format)
• VintageDelight_Solo_Stl (Multi Format)
• VintageDelight_Textures (in Base Folder)
• This project has two versions of the same project. At VintageDelight you will find a composition of sweets inside their box.
• In VintageDelight_Solo you will find the durces independently in case you want to make your own compositions in your projects more quickly and easily.

UVs:

• All 3D models have flat uvs and if you have a different material you can add it without problems.
• Some models share the same textures because the uvs were projected together to optimize work space.

PBR Materials:

• All materials have been built under the criteria of PBR materials to achieve better photorealistic results.
• The textures are in PNG format at 4k resolution.
• Note that these textures are grouped into Vray materials, so some slimy elements were achieved with specific Vray Nodes. If you want to duplicate these effects in other rendering engines you can use the same textures but using nodes that give the subsurface scattering effect.

3D Model:

• This model is separated according to the elements that compose it so that you can modify its parts regardless of being necessary. The 3D model is created with as few polygons as possible.
• Some models will be grouped together or merged with each other. Remember that you can find these separate models in VintageDelight_Solo_Max.
• If you feel that some models need to be smoother, you can apply the TurboSmooth or MeshSmooth modifier to achieve this.

I think this has been it. I hope you liked it and if you have any questions you can write to me without problems. Greetings and have a nice day.