1950s Diner Napkin and Straw Dispensers Low-poly 3D model

Model of napkin and straw dispensers from 1950's.

-Model contents:

• Native .blend file (base mesh only, subdivision ready).
• .blend file (base mesh only, subdivision ready and meshes unified into one object).
• .OBJ file (base mesh only, subdivision ready).
• ID map for the material in .zip archive.
• textures folder in .zip archive.
• .FBX file (base mesh only, subdivision ready).

-Model structure:

• Model is consisted of three objects named: Lid, Napkin Dispenser, Straw Dispenser.
• In the additional .blend file all meshes are joined into one single object called: Dispensers.
• In both .blend files all textures are packed and placed into their proper slots, ready for use.

-Mesh information:

• Quad topology only, no N-gons or triangles.
• Mesh is subdivision-ready.
• Whole mesh is uniform (watertight), no floating geometry or open parts on separated objects or unified.
• Each logically unique piece can be easily separated, since it is uniform and modeled as standalone in mind.
• Base mesh has 7118 quads (14236 triangles) and 7784 vertices.

-Material information:

• Model has only one material named: Dispensers.
• It contains 6 texture maps in 4k resolution: Dispensers_base_color, Dispensers_metallic, Dispensers_AO, Dispensers_roughness, Dispensers_normal, Dispensers_opacity.
• All textures are in .png format.

-UV mapping:

• Manually unwrapped UV's, no overlaping.

-Intended use for the model:

• The model is designed for renders but it can be used in games and vr/ar, with pbr engines.

-Preview renders info:

• Images shown in the preview are from base mesh only, no modifiers were used.
• Model is rendered in blender 2.8 with Cycles (0-9 images), and Eevee (10-24 images) rendering engines. The results you get may be different depending on the rendering engine used.

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