Weathered Tree Stump with Exposed Roots and Soil

This photogrammetry-based tree stump asset features detailed root structures and organic soil textures for realistic site planning. Captured from a real-world specimen, this tree stump model presents a weathered, natural appearance with a distinct cut top and irregular bark texture. The geometry extends to include a surrounding patch of forest floor, complete with sprawling, exposed roots, patches of moss, scattered twigs, and dry leaves. The organic form is non-uniform, reflecting natural decay and growth patterns. It provides a high-fidelity base for outdoor scenes, maintaining a balance between complex geometric detail and performance-conscious mesh density suitable for medium-range architectural visualisations and environmental site analysis.

The download is a 30.8 MB compressed archive with the model in format.

Integrating this asset into a scene involves placing the mesh as a static environmental element within your preferred 3D software. The included 2K PBR texture maps—comprising albedo, normal, and ambient occlusion—should be assigned to the diffuse, bump, and occlusion channels respectively to ensure correct light interaction. Given the irregular footprint of the soil patch, use a soft alpha blend or terrain masking to seamlessly transition the model edges into your existing site topography or ground plane.

Ideal for landscape architecture, site development, and environmental design, this asset adds necessary detail to forest, park, or garden visualisations. It is particularly effective for close-up shots of exterior spaces where natural ground cover is required to ground larger architectural elements. Professionals can use this to populate residential gardens, master-planned community renderings, or ecological impact studies. It pairs well with other forest floor assets, scattered debris, and varied native planting to create a cohesive, lived-in outdoor environment.