Facetted Glass

Realistic 3D model of a classic facetted glass, perfect for visualization, games, and 3D printing.

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3D model of a facetted glass with characteristic facets, on a white background

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3D model of a facetted glass with characteristic facets, on a white background
Facetted Glass 3D model of a facetted glass with characteristic facets, on a white background

Model details

Description

Overview and production context

Introducing a detailed 3D model of the classic facetted glass, familiar to everyone from childhood. The model accurately captures the characteristic facets and proportions, creating a sense of realism. Thanks to high-quality texturing and detailed work, this glass is ideal for use in various projects, from culinary visualizations to creating atmosphere in games and virtual reality. The model is available in popular formats for maximum compatibility.

How to use this model

Use cases, fit and pre-production checks

This 3D model of a facetted glass is ideal for 3D printing. Printing at a 1:1 scale or larger is recommended for better facet detail. Supports may be required during printing, especially for the bottom of the glass, depending on model orientation. Materials like PLA or ABS are suitable for creating a realistic object. For games and AR/VR, the model is optimized for performance, providing high quality without excessive system load. The glass can be used as a prop in scenes, adding realism to interiors or game locations.

FAQ

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Can this model be used in games?
Yes, the model is optimized for use in game engines and is suitable for creating realistic game scenes.
What materials are best for 3D printing this glass?
For 3D printing, PLA or ABS plastic is recommended. For best results, print at a sufficiently large scale and use supports if necessary.
What programs can open this 3D model?
The model is available in glb, obj, stl, and fbx formats, which are compatible with most popular 3D editors such as Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, and others.