
This 3ds Max model set features a collection of twenty-five distinct stone rock formations integrated with realistic waterfall elements. Comprising twenty-five unique modular components, this kitbash set provides a comprehensive range of naturalistic rock formations, each featuring integrated water cascades. The assets vary in scale and configuration, from small, singular boulder arrangements to larger, tiered cliff-side structures. Each piece is textured with high-detail grey stone surfaces, accented by subtle vegetation growth and translucent blue water planes that simulate falling water. These elements are designed to be combined or placed individually, offering versatility in creating complex, organic water features for diverse outdoor or fantasy-themed environments while maintaining consistent material quality throughout the collection.
The download is a 241 MB compressed archive containing the native 3ds Max (.max) model holding 25 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.
Professionals can integrate these assets into 3ds Max workflows by merging individual objects into a master scene file. Because each piece is provided as a discrete model, users can quickly populate large terrains by snapping elements together or scattering them using standard object distribution tools. Material slots are pre-assigned, allowing for rapid adjustment of water opacity or stone weathering to suit specific lighting conditions. The modular nature of the set ensures efficient scene management without excessive memory overhead during the rendering process.
Fantasy Waterfall Rocks Environment Kitbash Set
Free
Ideal for landscape architects and visualisers, this set excels in the creation of exterior water features, park designs, or immersive fantasy environments. The assets serve as essential components for detailing garden ponds, mountain stream beds, or decorative rockery displays within residential and commercial master planning. By utilizing these modular rocks, designers can rapidly iterate on site topography and water placement, effectively communicating the scale and natural character of proposed green spaces or recreational zones during the concept development phase.
Free to use in personal and commercial projects, including paid client work.
Covers 1 seat.