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Plant Models Vol 100

Price range: $125 through $1,770

3D Broadleaf Trees Collection

A temperate set of 3d broadleaf trees with full, varied canopies. Each 3d tree model gives shade and scale; this 3d deciduous tree and 3d big tree pack suits residential lawns and urban greening.

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Description

Compatibility

This product natively supports 3ds Max (.max), Blender (.blend), Cinema 4D (.c4d), Maya (.mb), Unreal Engine (.uasset), and Twinmotion (.tmi). For users of other 3D applications, standard FBX (.fbx) files are included for manual import. Additionally, VRScene (.vrscene) files are provided for easy workflow integration into SketchUp, Rhino, and Revit with V-Ray installed.

3ds Max: Arnold, Corona, Octane, Redshift, V-Ray.
Cinema 4D: Arnold, Corona, Octane, Redshift, V-Ray.
Maya: Arnold, V-Ray.
Blender: Cycles, Eevee.
Unreal Engine: Lumen, Path tracing.
Twinmotion: Lumen, Path tracing.
V-Ray Ecosystem (.vrscene): Includes VRScene files for seamless import into SketchUp, Rhino and Revit with V-Ray installed.
Other Applications: FBX files are included for manual import into any standard 3D package.

Species & Distribution

Acer campestre[Field maple, Hedge maple]
- Caucasus, Central Asia, Eastern Canada, Eastern Europe, Macaronesia, Middle Europe, North-Central U.S.A., Northeastern U.S.A., Northern Africa, Northern Europe, Southeastern Europe, Southeastern U.S.A., Southwestern Europe, Southwestern U.S.A., Western Asia
Acer pseudoplatanus[Sycamore maple, Planetree maple]
- Australia, Caucasus, Central Asia, Eastern Canada, Eastern Europe, Indo-China, Macaronesia, Middle Europe, New Zealand, North-Central U.S.A., Northeastern U.S.A., Northern Africa, Northern Europe, Northwestern U.S.A., Southeastern Europe, Southeastern U.S.A., Southern South America, Southwestern Europe, Western Canada
Aesculus hippocastanum[Horse chestnut, Martaban camphor wood]
- Central Asia, Eastern Canada, Eastern Europe, Indian Subcontinent, Middle Europe, New Zealand, North-Central U.S.A., Northeastern U.S.A., Northern Europe, Northwestern U.S.A., Southeastern Europe, Southeastern U.S.A., Southwestern Europe, Western Asia, Western Canada
Alnus glutinosa[Black alder, European alder]
- Australia, Caucasus, Central Asia, Eastern Canada, Eastern Europe, Macaronesia, Middle Europe, New Zealand, North-Central U.S.A., Northeastern U.S.A., Northern Africa, Northern Europe, Siberia, Southeastern Europe, Southeastern U.S.A., Southern Africa, Southern South America, Southwestern Europe, Western Asia
Betula pendula[Silver birch, Warty birch]
- Australia, Caucasus, Central Asia, China, Eastern Asia, Eastern Canada, Eastern Europe, Middle Europe, Mongolia, New Zealand, North-Central U.S.A., Northeastern U.S.A., Northern Africa, Northern Europe, Northwestern U.S.A., Russian Far East, Siberia, Southeastern Europe, Southern South America, Southwestern Europe, Subarctic America, Western Asia, Western Canada
Celtis australis[European nettle tree, Mediterranean hackberry]
- Australia, Caucasus, Central Asia, Macaronesia, Middle Europe, Northern Africa, Southeastern Europe, Southern South America, Southwestern Europe, Western Asia
Fagus sylvatica[European beech, Common beech]
- Eastern Europe, Middle Europe, Northeastern U.S.A., Northern Europe, Southeastern Europe, Southwestern Europe
Fraxinus excelsior[European ash, Common ash]
- Caucasus, Eastern Asia, Eastern Canada, Eastern Europe, Middle Europe, New Zealand, Northeastern U.S.A., Northern Europe, Southeastern Europe, Southeastern U.S.A., Southern South America, Southwestern Europe, Western Asia
Tilia europaea[European lime, Common lime]
- Eastern Canada, Eastern Europe, Middle Europe, Northern Europe, Southwestern Europe
Tilia platyphyllos[Large leaved lime, Large leaved linden]
- Caucasus, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Middle Europe, Northern Europe, Southeastern Europe, Southwestern Europe, Western Asia
Ulmus americana[American elm]
- Eastern Canada, Mexico, North-Central U.S.A., Northeastern U.S.A., Northwestern U.S.A., South-Central U.S.A., Southeastern U.S.A., Western Canada
Ulmus laevis[European white elm]
- Caucasus, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Middle Europe, Northern Europe, Siberia, Southeastern Europe, Southwestern Europe, Western Asia

Polygons & Height

MT_PM_V100_Acer_campestre_01_01: (Polygons: 1683534), (Height: 1966cm)
MT_PM_V100_Acer_campestre_01_02: (Polygons: 1930750), (Height: 1754cm)
MT_PM_V100_Acer_campestre_01_03: (Polygons: 1807396), (Height: 1765cm)
MT_PM_V100_Acer_campestre_01_04: (Polygons: 1536624), (Height: 1797cm)
MT_PM_V100_Acer_campestre_01_05: (Polygons: 2004266), (Height: 1690cm)
MT_PM_V100_Acer_campestre_01_06: (Polygons: 1992548), (Height: 1609cm)
MT_PM_V100_Acer_pseudoplatanus_01_01: (Polygons: 2171592), (Height: 2015cm)
MT_PM_V100_Acer_pseudoplatanus_01_02: (Polygons: 2192058), (Height: 1940cm)
MT_PM_V100_Acer_pseudoplatanus_01_03: (Polygons: 1524004), (Height: 1855cm)
MT_PM_V100_Acer_pseudoplatanus_01_04: (Polygons: 2025062), (Height: 1890cm)
MT_PM_V100_Acer_pseudoplatanus_01_05: (Polygons: 1997374), (Height: 1814cm)
MT_PM_V100_Acer_pseudoplatanus_01_06: (Polygons: 1704842), (Height: 1786cm)
MT_PM_V100_Aesculus_hippocastanum_01_01: (Polygons: 2810248), (Height: 1427cm)
MT_PM_V100_Aesculus_hippocastanum_01_02: (Polygons: 1749542), (Height: 1331cm)
MT_PM_V100_Aesculus_hippocastanum_01_03: (Polygons: 2488056), (Height: 1101cm)
MT_PM_V100_Aesculus_hippocastanum_01_04: (Polygons: 2206942), (Height: 1087cm)
MT_PM_V100_Aesculus_hippocastanum_01_05: (Polygons: 1435472), (Height: 936cm)
MT_PM_V100_Aesculus_hippocastanum_01_06: (Polygons: 2100942), (Height: 892cm)
MT_PM_V100_Alnus_glutinosa_01_01: (Polygons: 2464398), (Height: 1844cm)
MT_PM_V100_Alnus_glutinosa_01_02: (Polygons: 1912232), (Height: 1838cm)
MT_PM_V100_Alnus_glutinosa_01_03: (Polygons: 2677390), (Height: 1747cm)
MT_PM_V100_Alnus_glutinosa_01_04: (Polygons: 2058310), (Height: 1502cm)
MT_PM_V100_Alnus_glutinosa_01_05: (Polygons: 1754318), (Height: 1470cm)
MT_PM_V100_Alnus_glutinosa_01_06: (Polygons: 1613538), (Height: 1260cm)
MT_PM_V100_Betula_pendula_01_01: (Polygons: 1176490), (Height: 1553cm)
MT_PM_V100_Betula_pendula_01_02: (Polygons: 1424031), (Height: 1553cm)
MT_PM_V100_Betula_pendula_01_03: (Polygons: 1633848), (Height: 1424cm)
MT_PM_V100_Betula_pendula_01_04: (Polygons: 1599053), (Height: 1423cm)
MT_PM_V100_Betula_pendula_01_05: (Polygons: 1115825), (Height: 1369cm)
MT_PM_V100_Betula_pendula_01_06: (Polygons: 687029), (Height: 1349cm)
MT_PM_V100_Celtis_australis_01_01: (Polygons: 2906284), (Height: 1901cm)
MT_PM_V100_Celtis_australis_01_02: (Polygons: 2636296), (Height: 1789cm)
MT_PM_V100_Celtis_australis_01_03: (Polygons: 2025416), (Height: 1670cm)
MT_PM_V100_Celtis_australis_01_04: (Polygons: 1692082), (Height: 1647cm)
MT_PM_V100_Celtis_australis_01_05: (Polygons: 1601512), (Height: 1627cm)
MT_PM_V100_Celtis_australis_01_06: (Polygons: 1724100), (Height: 1565cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fagus_sylvatica_01_01: (Polygons: 1604115), (Height: 2566cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fagus_sylvatica_01_02: (Polygons: 1980663), (Height: 2442cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fagus_sylvatica_01_03: (Polygons: 1023811), (Height: 2412cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fagus_sylvatica_01_04: (Polygons: 1681199), (Height: 2343cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fagus_sylvatica_01_05: (Polygons: 1863787), (Height: 2057cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fagus_sylvatica_01_06: (Polygons: 1360381), (Height: 1758cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fraxinus_excelsior_01_01: (Polygons: 2092398), (Height: 1410cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fraxinus_excelsior_01_02: (Polygons: 1918594), (Height: 1416cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fraxinus_excelsior_01_03: (Polygons: 1871544), (Height: 1161cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fraxinus_excelsior_01_04: (Polygons: 1707806), (Height: 1116cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fraxinus_excelsior_01_05: (Polygons: 1374338), (Height: 1073cm)
MT_PM_V100_Fraxinus_excelsior_01_06: (Polygons: 1652114), (Height: 994cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_europaea_01_01: (Polygons: 1401195), (Height: 1154cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_europaea_01_02: (Polygons: 1485417), (Height: 1134cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_europaea_01_03: (Polygons: 1082415), (Height: 1075cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_europaea_01_04: (Polygons: 956399), (Height: 952cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_europaea_01_05: (Polygons: 513644), (Height: 816cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_europaea_01_06: (Polygons: 464743), (Height: 761cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_platyphyllos_01_01: (Polygons: 2114241), (Height: 1618cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_platyphyllos_01_02: (Polygons: 1864590), (Height: 1570cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_platyphyllos_01_03: (Polygons: 2006139), (Height: 1562cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_platyphyllos_01_04: (Polygons: 2005860), (Height: 1562cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_platyphyllos_01_05: (Polygons: 1978087), (Height: 1499cm)
MT_PM_V100_Tilia_platyphyllos_01_06: (Polygons: 1585854), (Height: 1359cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_americana_01_01: (Polygons: 2647646), (Height: 2369cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_americana_01_02: (Polygons: 1555416), (Height: 2218cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_americana_01_03: (Polygons: 2003590), (Height: 2013cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_americana_01_04: (Polygons: 2135870), (Height: 1965cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_americana_01_05: (Polygons: 1885984), (Height: 1949cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_americana_01_06: (Polygons: 1942708), (Height: 1571cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_laevis_01_01: (Polygons: 1943502), (Height: 2293cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_laevis_01_02: (Polygons: 1467048), (Height: 2116cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_laevis_01_03: (Polygons: 1469396), (Height: 2014cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_laevis_01_04: (Polygons: 2197416), (Height: 2008cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_laevis_01_05: (Polygons: 1669292), (Height: 1966cm)
MT_PM_V100_Ulmus_laevis_01_06: (Polygons: 1067938), (Height: 1968cm)

Formats

SOFTWARE	RENDERER	Format: FBX	Format: MESH	Format: GrowFX + Mesh
FBX(.fbx)	-	✅	✅	✅
3ds Max 2020 or above(.max)	● Arnold 5 or above ● Corona 6 or above ● Octane 2021 or above ● Redshift 5 or above ● V-Ray 5 or above	❌	✅	✅
Blender 3.3.1 or above(.blend)	● Cycles ● Eevee	❌	✅	✅
Cinema 4D R23 or above(.c4d)	● Arnold 5 or above ● Corona 6 or above ● Octane 2021 or above ● Redshift 5 or above ● V-Ray 5 or above	❌	✅	✅
Maya 2020 or above(.mb)	● Arnold 5 or above ● V-Ray 5 or above	❌	✅	✅
Sketchup(.vrscene) Rhino(.vrscene) Revit(.vrscene)	● V-Ray 5 or above	❌	✅	✅
Unreal Engine 5.3.2 or above(.uasset)	● Lumen ● Path tracing	❌	✅	✅
Twinmotion 2024.1 or above(.tmi)	● Lumen ● Path tracing	❌	✅	✅
GrowFX 1.99 SP10 or above(.max) GrowFX 2.0 or above(.max)	● Arnold 5 or above ● Corona 6 or above ● Octane 2021 or above ● Redshift 5 or above ● V-Ray 5 or above	❌	❌	✅

Quality

High Poly

High-poly models have a higher polygon count(from hundreds of thousands to millions of polygons) and utilize higher-resolution textures to achieve the most realistic rendering results. However, this also leads to higher memory and graphics memory usage. High-poly models are typically used for close-up shots with offline renderers. However, with the emergence of Nanite technology, they can also be effectively used in Unreal Engine 5.

Low Poly

Low-poly models are optimized versions of High-poly models, typically reducing the polygon count by a factor of 10 or more. This optimization significantly saves system resources and provides a smoother experience when working in the viewport. However, it’s important to note that Low-poly models are not suitable for use in games.

Formats Description

FBX

The .fbx format is used for importing into other 3D software.

This format only supports a limited number of texture channels and cannot store material parameters. After importing a .fbx file, you will need to manually specify the missing textures and set the material parameters. It is not ready to use out of the box, but it is compatible with more software.

3ds Max

The .max format is used for Autodesk 3ds Max.

All collection products on our website support Itoo Forest Pack Pro, allowing you to easily integrate our models into the Forest Pack Pro library for use.

Blender

The .blend format is used for Blender.

To save storage space, we did not pack texture maps in the .blend file. If you haven’t set the correct texture map paths, the model will lose textures and appear pink. Please refer to the documentation for instructions on how to set the texture path.

All collection products on our website support Blender Asset Browser.

Cinema 4D

The .c4d format is used for Maxon Cinema 4D.

Maya

The .mb format is used for Autodesk Maya.

SketchUp, Rhino and Revit

The .vrscene format can be used for SketchUp, Rhino, and Revit.

We do not provide native files(*.skp, *.3dm, *.rvt) for the above software but provide *.vrscene format. The format should theoretically be usable in any software that supports the V-Ray renderer. But it has two disadvantages:

It does not support storing unit information, so the model may appear in different sizes when imported into software with different units.
You cannot edit materials in *.vrscene files.

Unreal Engine

The .uasset format is used for Unreal Engine. Contains simple wind animation.

These models are not intended for use in games.

Twinmotion

The .tmi format is used for Twinmotion.

These models use the new “Foliage” material, so the leaves or flowers are animated by the wind, but the wind may animate the leaves and flowers away from the trunk.

GrowFX

GrowFX is a plugin for Autodesk 3ds Max, and you need to use GrowFX files within 3ds Max. With GrowFX files, you can regain control over the shape of the plants, reduce polygon counts, create wind animations, and much more.