
This photogrammetry-scanned multigrain bread roll features a realistic oat-crusted texture, providing high-fidelity detail for renders. This single bread roll is modelled with a focus on organic, irregular form and surface texture. The crust is densely covered in visible oat flakes and grains, captured through photogrammetry to ensure a natural, non-uniform appearance. The colour palette consists of warm, baked tones ranging from light tan to deep golden brown. Its proportions mimic a standard rustic roll, suitable for close-up shots in kitchen or bakery scenes. The mesh captures the subtle indentations and crevices of the baked surface, providing depth without requiring complex geometry, making it an ideal prop for architectural visualisation.
The download is a 19.8 MB compressed archive with the model in format.
Integrate this asset into your scene as a static prop to populate kitchen counters, dining tables, or bakery displays. The included 2K PBR texture set—comprising albedo, normal, and ambient occlusion maps—allows for accurate light interaction and surface definition across various render engines. To maintain performance, ensure the object is placed using instance-based scattering if populating large displays. Adjust the material glossiness slightly to match the specific lighting conditions of your environment, ensuring the oats catch highlights appropriately for a convincing, fresh-baked look.
Ideal for interior design projects requiring realistic kitchen styling, this bread roll enhances the lived-in quality of residential, restaurant, and cafe visualisations. It fits seamlessly into breakfast nook compositions, bakery retail displays, or hotel buffet scenes. Professionals searching for detailed food props will find this asset useful for staging high-end culinary environments where authenticity is paramount. It pairs effectively with other kitchenware, wooden serving boards, or linen textiles, helping to ground a space and provide a sense of scale and human presence.
Oat-Crusted Multigrain Bread Roll
Free
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What changed in 1.0
Initial release.
Public domain. Use commercially, modify and redistribute. No attribution required.
Covers 1 seat.