
This 3ds Max model set features six traditional Asian roof modules, showcasing detailed ceramic tiling and exposed timber structural elements. This collection provides six distinct traditional Asian roof configurations, ranging from multi-tiered hip roofs to sweeping gabled profiles. Each module features dark charcoal-coloured ceramic roof tiles, characteristic of classical East Asian architecture. The underside of the eaves reveals intricate timber bracketry and structural detailing, providing a high level of visual authenticity. These pieces are designed to represent various building types, including pavilions, gateways, or ornamental garden structures. The proportions reflect historical architectural styles, with pronounced upswept corners and balanced, symmetrical forms that maintain a consistent aesthetic across the entire set.
The download is a 111 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 6 separate objects, set up with Corona materials. Open it in 3ds Max with Corona installed; for other programs, export to FBX or OBJ from 3ds Max first.
Users can incorporate these modular roof sections into 3ds Max scenes by merging them as individual assets or as a collective library. The geometry is organised to allow for easy placement onto existing wall structures or support columns. Materials are applied to separate sub-objects, enabling adjustments to the tile or wood finishes via the Slate Material Editor. For optimal results, ensure the pivot points are correctly aligned with the supporting wall geometry before scaling for site-specific requirements.
Charcoal Traditional Asian Roof Set
Free
These assets are ideal for architectural visualisations focusing on traditional, historic, or oriental-inspired projects. They are well-suited for exterior scenes involving temple complexes, boutique hotel resorts, or landscaped garden pavilions. Professionals can use these models to establish authentic roofline silhouettes in master-planning concepts or detailed exterior renders. When paired with appropriate wall claddings and site-specific vegetation, they effectively communicate the desired cultural context. Search for these models when developing projects that require specific regional architectural character or heritage-focused design elements.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.