RECON3D™ Vol.2 3D Object Collection brings to your projectshigh quality 3D meshes of objects originating hundreds of years ago. The old world of the Middle Ages is captured in a large collection of art pieces re-created from historical data.
This Collection exhibits artifacts taken from medieval art and architecture. It reflects the most important concepts of medieval artists,as well as those of their great followers hundreds of years later in the Gothic Revival, New Gothic or Neo-romanesque periods of art. The re-created elements capture the aesthetical and technical innovations of their time. Romanesque and Gothic Art along with more regional styles are represented in this new digital existence. We researched and developed elements mostly from France, England, Ireland, Germany, Italy and Spain as well as Eastern Europe countries.

RECON3D™Vol.1 3D Object Collection brings to your projects high quality 3D models originated thousands of years ago.The Ancient World of Greek and Roman Art is captured in a collection of over 200 elements still used today, and for many centuries to come. Collection shows mostly elements taken from antique and antique-like art and architecture. Incorporated here are the most important Greek and Roman artistic concepts including those by late antique Vitruvius, as well as Palladio, who followed him hundreds of years later during the Renaissance period.

Maxwell’s materials are more realistic than ever. Inside Maxwell, materials are modelled in a physically correct manner. They are defined from their BSDF curves (Bidirectional Scattering Distribution Function). With the material editor, the materials can be defined in the same way as materials exist in the real world. The user can create Sub Surface Scattering, thin layer interference, light emission, etc. And you can mix them all using layers.

16 different real actor captured motions (raw motion data) in .BIP and .BVH formats suitable for architectural scenes. Data may require adjustments per model for finished look. Up/ down stairs loops need manual Z-setting. Variable duration shown in frames.