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Power Strip Model - Ideal for Office, Home, and Workspaces

This documentation provides a detailed overview of the Power Strip Model, which is perfect for decorating any modern scene. With emissive textures to simulate powered devices, the model is highly realistic and suitable for close-up or wide-angle renders.

Product Overview

The Power Strip Model is designed to add a layer of realism to any office, home, or workspace environment. Its high-quality textures and emissive properties give it a lifelike glow, making it an excellent addition to tech setups or interior scenes. The model is viewable from all angles and distances and includes UV unwrapped textures for easy customization.

Included Components

• Mesh:
  • Power Strip
• Texture Sets:
  • 2K and 1K Texture Sets (Albedo, Metallic, Roughness, Normal, Height, Emissive)
• Variants:
  • White
  • Tan

Features and Specifications

• Realistic Emissive Textures: The emissive texture simulates active power in the power strip. For the best result, use a color ramp node and a math node set to multiply (refer to screenshots for setup).
• High-Resolution Textures: The model comes with 2K and 1K texture sets, providing versatility for detailed renders and distant views.
• UV Unwrapped for Customization: The model’s UV maps allow for easy application of custom textures, ensuring seamless integration into any scene.
• Viewable from All Angles and Distances: The model maintains quality no matter the viewing angle or distance, making it suitable for close-up shots or broader scenes.

Usage Instructions

• Importing the Model:
  • In Blender, import the model via File > Import. Once imported, the Power Strip Model can be positioned and manipulated as needed in your scene.
• Applying Textures:
  • In the Material Properties tab, apply the appropriate 2K or 1K textures. For the emissive effect, set up a color ramp node and math node (multiply) as shown in the screenshots for best results.
• Customization:
  • The UV maps make it easy to adjust the textures. Apply different shaders if necessary, and experiment with the emissive settings to get the desired glow.
• Rendering:
  • For realistic results, use Cycles or Eevee for rendering. The emissive texture will give the power strip a glowing appearance when correctly set up.

Compatibility

The Power Strip Model is compatible with Blender and integrates seamlessly into any office, home, or workspace scene. It’s ideal for both close-up renders and larger-scale environments.

Support and Resources

For additional guidance, troubleshooting, or resources, feel free to reach out through Blender Market. We’re happy to assist with any questions or concerns about the Power Strip Model.

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