A 3D model of Monkshood prepared for visualization.

Aconite is a poisonous plant that is often used in landscape design because of its pleasant appearance.It is better to place aconite in the garden in such a way as to exclude bodily contact with it, for example, in the center of a flower bed.The height of flowering aconite in nature is from 50cm to 150cm. Such plants are common in Europe, Asia, and North America.From this plant, you can prepare a powerful deadly poison, it is better not totouch the flowers of this plant with your bare hands.

3D asset Aconitum consists of:A single Mesh object;3 materials (flower, leaf, trunk);The UV map partially intersects (one uv map for 3 materials);For each material, textures are baked in the 4096x4096px format and scaled to the sizes of 2048x2048px, 1024x1024px512x512px (all textures can be found in the archive);The composition of one PBR material includes maps of color(dc), roughness (r), normals(n) 158833vertices;146732 faces;The entire topology consists of quadrangular faces;

For the visualization of monkshood were specially made: a wooden box for plants, a garden information plate, graniteblock(stone). In the file with the flowerbed, you can find the earth mash object for which the geometric nodes are configured (You canedit this object by creating your own versions of flowerbeds, plants will automatically randomly rotate, scale andposition).The 3D model and textures are completely made in Blender 2.93.0. All stages of modeling are saved and editable.The procedural textures from which all texture maps were baked are also saved (if necessary, you can edit thetextures and rewrite them).

Files and description:aconitum.blend - the main file of the Aconitum project, which contains all the stages of modeling and texturing (textures arepacked in a blend file);aconitum_sbor.blend-monkshood in a garden box with a garden information plate;aconit.blend-flower bed with aconite;aconitum.fbx;aconitum.obj;aconitum.gltf;aconitum.zip archive with all textures and all project files (the hierarchy is observed).