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More model informationHi all,
This is PBR Wild Flower Plant Pack created in Blender in real world scale. It includes 75 models of 15 species of flowers. The flowers are structured just like real plants for even higher realism. Each species has age and size variation. In nature the plants grow wildly in northern part of the globe.
The pack includes: common snowdrop cornflower creeping buttercup flower daisy dandelion field chamomile field scabious galinsoga gesners tulip glory of the snow grass leaf starwort meadowbell milfoil poppy speedwell
It comes in 4 different formats: .blend .fbx .obj .dae
The blender file has the shaders set up, so it’s ready to render using Cycles. The title images are not included.
Each model comes with set of 4K .png maps: base color roughness normal opacity translucency
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I can really see how these will get lost in the scene with such barely visible stems.
Really nice pack for a very decent price! Very natural looking and I appreciate the naming and scaling. My only point would be that they feel a bit thin in places and tend to get lost in bigger, busier scenes. Especialy the alpha masked stems of some plants (like the meadowbell), that look a little blurry at this resolution. But I guess that is a bit of a compromise between more naturalistic curves in the stems, and having them be low poly. Though sharpening and thickening up the alpha might help here (which would be a simple fix in Photoshop). Looking at the UV packing of the meadowbell alpha however, it's not really optimally used, for the resolution of the texture, that packing could be a lot tighter with everything upscaled to yield a higher resolution as well.
Looking forward to using it (and making the necessary adjustments for personal use, it'd still be a timesaver) once my budget planning clears for my project.