
Natural wood log fragment featuring realistic bark texture, provided as a high-fidelity 3D model with PBR maps for organic scenes. This photogrammetry-derived 3D asset represents a weathered wood log fragment, exhibiting authentic bark characteristics and irregular surface geometry. The model captures the organic imperfections of a fallen branch, including rough textures and a broken end section showing the internal wood grain. Its colour profile features muted grey and brown tones, typical of aged timber found in natural environments. The object is supplied with a comprehensive 2K PBR texture set, comprising albedo, normal, and ambient occlusion maps to ensure accurate light interaction and surface detail when rendered in various lighting conditions.
The download is a 17.9 MB compressed archive with the model in format.
Designed for integration into naturalistic landscaping and exterior visualisation projects, this asset functions as a standard prop. Users should apply the provided PBR textures within their preferred render engine to maintain material fidelity. Given its moderate mesh density, it is suitable for scattering or manual placement across forest floor environments, garden beds, or park scenes. Ensure proper scale alignment during insertion to maintain visual consistency with other landscape elements, and use the normal maps to enhance depth without over-taxing system resources.
This log fragment is intended for use in landscape architecture, environmental design, and exterior architectural visualisation. It serves as a vital detail for creating realistic garden borders, park pathways, or woodland clearings. Professional designers can utilise this asset to populate outdoor spaces, adding a layer of natural clutter that enhances the authenticity of residential or public realm projects. It pairs effectively with other organic elements like foliage, soil, and ground cover, fitting seamlessly into projects requiring a raw, unmanicured aesthetic.
Natural Wood Log Fragment 001
Free
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What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
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