XfrogPlants Chinese Banyan – Ficus Microcarpa
XfrogPlants Chinese Banyan – Ficus Microcarpa
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These plants are created by the very experienced modeler Konstantin Kim and sold exclusively by Xfrog. Kim (aka 3d Mentor) works in 3ds max GrowFX, and sets up shaders for Corona, VRay, and FStorm. ALL plants, for the first time EVER, have GrowFX (gfx) files included, and WIND, and all models and wind can be procedurally edited! Polycounts range from 100k to 600k. Download includes one model. Ficus Microcarpa: Chinese Banyan Ficus microcarpa, also known as Chinese banyan, is native in a range from China through tropical Asia and the Caroline Islands to Australia. In the mediterranean, where it is commonly cultivated, it can grow up to heights of 40 ft; however, in tropical climates it can grow much taller. The largest Ficus Microcarpa on record is in Hawaii, reaching up to 110 ft in height and 250 ft in crown spread, with over 1000 aerial trunks. The species occurs mainly at low elevations, and its natural habitats include tropical rainforests, river edges, coasts, swamps and mangroves. The tree is considered a major invasive species in Hawaii, Florida, Bermuda, Central America, and South America. Ficus. microcarpa is widely used as a street and ornamental tree in areas of coastal California. Its strong roots can lift sidewalks and pavements, and now that symbiotic fig wasp populations have been established in California as well, the trees produce fertile fruit which is feasted upon by birds, who subsequently spread the seeds.
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| Settings | XfrogPlants Chinese Banyan - Ficus Microcarpa remove | 3D High Detailed Forest Lake Scene - Model remove | Pinus sylvestris collection remove | Wood System remove | River Mountains Scene remove | XfrogPlants Juca - Caesalpinia Ferrea remove |
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| Name | XfrogPlants Chinese Banyan - Ficus Microcarpa remove | 3D High Detailed Forest Lake Scene - Model remove | Pinus sylvestris collection remove | Wood System remove | River Mountains Scene remove | XfrogPlants Juca - Caesalpinia Ferrea remove |
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| Content | These plants are created by the very experienced modeler Konstantin Kim and sold exclusively by Xfrog. Kim (aka 3d Mentor) works in 3ds max GrowFX, and sets up shaders for Corona, VRay, and FStorm. ALL plants, for the first time EVER, have GrowFX (gfx) files included, and WIND, and all models and wind can be procedurally edited! Polycounts range from 100k to 600k. Download includes one model. Ficus Microcarpa: Chinese Banyan Ficus microcarpa, also known as Chinese banyan, is native in a range from China through tropical Asia and the Caroline Islands to Australia. In the mediterranean, where it is commonly cultivated, it can grow up to heights of 40 ft; however, in tropical climates it can grow much taller. The largest Ficus Microcarpa on record is in Hawaii, reaching up to 110 ft in height and 250 ft in crown spread, with over 1000 aerial trunks. The species occurs mainly at low elevations, and its natural habitats include tropical rainforests, river edges, coasts, swamps and mangroves. The tree is considered a major invasive species in Hawaii, Florida, Bermuda, Central America, and South America. Ficus. microcarpa is widely used as a street and ornamental tree in areas of coastal California. Its strong roots can lift sidewalks and pavements, and now that symbiotic fig wasp populations have been established in California as well, the trees produce fertile fruit which is feasted upon by birds, who subsequently spread the seeds. | Rendered by Cinema 4D Physical Render Light setup included. High Qualty Textures | This collection contais 14 pine trees in addintion. | 9 different trees, + a particle system + scene setup. the colors of the trees are automatically randomized, this effect can be customized | River Mountains Scene Made In Blender3D v3.1 Note: Only for Blender3d (uses particle system). Texture Detail: Ground 1: 4096*4096 (Diffuse,Normal,Ao,roughness,specular and Displacement maps). Ground 2: 4096*4096 (Diffuse,Normal,Ao,roughness,specular and Displacement maps). Ground 3: 4096*4096 (Diffuse,Normal,Ao,roughness,specular and Displacement maps). Mountain 1: 4096*4096 (Diffuse,Normal,Ao,roughness,specular and Displacement maps). Mountain 2: 4096*4096 (Diffuse,Normal,Ao,roughness,specular and Displacement maps). Mountain 3: 2048*2048 (Diffuse,Normal,Ao,roughness,specular and Displacement maps). Rocks: 4096*4096 (Diffuse,Normal,Ao,roughness,specular and Displacement maps). Grass: 2641*1679 (Diffuse and Normal maps). Pine Trees: (Bark): 4096*4096 (Diffuse,Normal,Ao and Displacement maps). | Leaves: 4096*4096 (Diffuse,Normal,roughness and Displacement maps). Plants 2: 512*512 (Diffuse,Normal and roughness maps). Plants 4: 4096*4096 (Diffuse,Normal,roughness and Displacement maps). Trees: (Bark): 4096*4096 (Diffuse,Normal,Specular and Displacement maps). (Leaves): 2641*1679 (Diffuse and Normal maps). Poly count: Verts: 9,061,815 | Polygon: 8,038,788 | Tris: 13,689,742. Check out my other models: Cgtrader.com/mohdarbaaz3. | These plants are created by the very experienced modeler Konstantin Kim and sold exclusively by Xfrog. Kim (aka 3d Mentor) works in 3ds max GrowFX, and sets up shaders for Corona, VRay, and FStorm. ALL plants, for the first time EVER, have GrowFX (gfx) files included, and WIND, and all models and wind can be procedurally edited! Polycounts range from 100k to 600k. Download includes three models. Caesalpinia Ferrea: Jucá Also called the Leopard Tree, Brazilian Ironwood, and Pau Ferro, Caesalpinia Ferrea is native to Brazil and Bolivia. It is of moderate size, reaching to 40 ft in nature. It is often used ornamentally in parks or large gardens due to its attractive yellow flowers. Its wood is often used for making fingerboards for electric basses and guitars. In the Amazon region, Caesalpinia Ferrea has extensive use in popular medicine, being indicated to treat several health conditions and wounds, in the form of teas and infusions. However, it is also is a strong sensitizer capable of causing acute outbreaks of allergic and irritant dermatitis in workers not previously exposed to it. |
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