Virus 3D Model – Animated PBR Asset for Game Engines, FBX, C4D
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Virus 3D Model – Animated PBR Asset for Game Engines, FBX, C4D

$45.6 $31.92

File Formats

Native Format

.c4d
1.05 MB

Exchange Formats

.alembic.vrml.textures.stereolithography.3d studio.gltf.autodesk fbx.obj

Features

File & scene

No unsupported objects Binary FBX

Geometry

Manifold geometry No faceted geometry No N-gons

Textures & material

Assigned materials Power of 2 texture sizes Square textures No embed textures PBR textures

UVs & naming

Allowed characters UV unwrapped model No UV overlaps

3D Features

Plugins Used Materials Textures Animated

Unwrapped UVs

Unknown

Download information

After purchase, you will receive an email within several hours with a download link to access your files.

Description

Discover the intricacies of biology with this stunning Virus 3D Model, perfect for your next project. This animated model showcases a realistic portrayal of a virus, designed for high-quality rendering and animation.

Crafted in Cinema 4D R20, this model includes both editable and polygon mesh formats, making it versatile for various applications. The organic skin effect is achieved through advanced Displacers, ensuring a lifelike appearance. With included textures ready for use in popular game engines like Unity and Unreal Engine, you can seamlessly integrate this asset into your projects.

  • File Formats: C4D, FBX, 3DS, OBJ, MTL, STL, GLB, ABC, WRL
  • Animation: C4D, ABC, FBX (baked keyframe animation)
  • PBR Textures included
  • No unsupported objects, N-gons, or faceted geometry
  • UV unwrapped model with no overlaps

This model is ideal for game developers, animators, and educational projects in the fields of microbiology and health sciences. Whether you’re creating simulations or visualizations, this virus model brings an essential element to your digital toolkit.

Get ready to enhance your projects with this Virus 3D Model. Download now!

Tags

bacteriabiologycoronacoviddiseaselablaboratorymedicalmicrobemicrobiologymicroscopicorganismpneumoniasciencescience labvirus