The skeletal structure of the trees mimics natural growth patterns. 2. Optimized for Rendering Engines
3ds Max (2017+); Supports V-Ray, Corona, Arnold, Octane, and Redshift Blender (2.9+); Supports Cycles and Eevee .c4d
Each model is high-poly, with polygon counts typically ranging from approximately 300,000 to over 2.6 million depending on the species and size.
To prevent material conversion overhead, Maxtree builds optimized material nodes specifically targeting each software ecosystem: maxtree plant models vol 5
Unreal Engine; Supports Nanite technology for high-performance rendering
: Native .max (3ds Max 2017+), .c4d (Cinema 4D R23+), .blend (Blender 2.9+), .mb (Maya 2020+), and universal .fbx formats.
Maxtree Vol. 5 spans a diverse range of evergreen and deciduous shrubs. Some of the standout species featured in this volume include: The skeletal structure of the trees mimics natural
Bring Nature to Life: A First Look at MaxTree Plant Models Vol. 5
Maxtree offers flexible pricing for Vol 5, catering to individual artists, small teams, and large studios. The price range for the collection is from , depending on the chosen format and license.
Normal and bump maps for realistic bark and leaf surface micro-textures Opacity maps for intricate leaf geometry Some of the standout species featured in this
is specifically valuable for those who need mid-to-large sized trees with a focus on East Asian species.
Understanding the polygon count and quality levels is crucial for rendering efficiency. Maxtree provides each model in two distinct quality tiers: