3D-Model European ash, European Fraxinus

Description:

European ash Ash (lat. Fraxinus) is a genus of woody plants from the Olive family (Oleaceae). The Latin name for Ash-tree is Fraxinus, which means “Ashes” in Latin. White ash grows throughout Europe and in some parts of southern Asia at all latitudes, up to a height of 1,300 meters above sea level. The best growing plantations for the production of veneer are in France and some in Germany. Trunks without a brown core or with a small core are required, since only natural white ash or slightly colored is considered high quality for furniture production. Ash is easily machined with any tools. The rough edge of a fast-growing rough wood texture tends to break off. The treated surface is very smooth. In modern industry, high impact strength allowed the use of wood for various sports equipment. The cue for billiards, baseball bats, racing paddles, skis and even gymnastic bars are made from Ash. Thanks to the beautiful pattern, Ash is used as a veneer for veneering expensive furniture. It is difficult to distinguish the veneer from the Olive tree when painting. The high strength of wood makes it possible to manufacture railings, window frames, plating and furniture. Chevron - die size 500x150mm. Herringbone - die size 600x100mm. Linear - die size 1650x150mm. It consists of modules measuring 10x10 meters approximately, which are joined together. The material of the parquet was created without the use of additional plug-ins, configured and contains all the necessary maps. The archive has: All textures MAX 2014 (Corona 1.7.4) MAX 2014 (V-Ray 3.60.03) Fbx MAT_V-ray MAT_Corona Who works in the V-Ray version is lower than 3.1. Be careful, in the materials in the BRDF section there is a Microfaset GTR (GGX), if your version is older than 3.1, the BRDF field will be empty. Choose Blinn, Phong or Ward - which is preferable to you. For Corona render, it is recommended to install a version not lower than 1.5, since the glossiness of materials is customized taking into account PBR