The blue whale, Balaenoptera musculus, is the largest animal on Earth, reaching lengths of up to 100 feet and weights exceeding 200 tons. These majestic marine mammals are characterized by their bluish-gray coloration, streamlined bodies, and distinctive songs.

Blue whales feed primarily on krill and are found in oceans worldwide. Despite their size, they are endangered due to various threats, including habitat degradation and collisions with ships. Blue whales 3D models are culturally significant and serve as icons for marine conservation efforts.

1. Features of Blue whale 3D model:

• Highly-detailed, low-poly 3D mesh
• Clean topology with quads only neither tris nor n-gons
• 40,936 points
• 40,880 polygons
• Real world scale 20 meters in length, 3.3 meters in height
• Blender file format
• Non-overlapping UVs
• Detailed UVs distributed into 5 tiles
• Fully materialized with 2 materials
• 4K PBR textures with 25 images
• Lighting and scene everything included
• Organized into collections for easy-to-use
• Ready to get into scenes, drag and drop

2. File Formats:

Couldn’t find your desired format? More file formats such as: FBX, OBJ, are available here:

• Blue Whale 3D Model Realistic.blend (Type: Source File)
• textures (Type: Directory that contains all necessary textures)

3. File Overview:

After purchasing Blue whale 3D model once you open you will see the following things

• 3 collections,
• Collection named contains Blue whale object
• Scene collection has all the ocean scene with lighting
• Lighting collection is disable in default, it is optional
• A camera in the scene collection
• Selected object is Blue whale
• Dimensions are: X = 4.6 m, Y = 20.8 m, Z = 3.31 m
• Location, Rotation are completely 0 at all axis
• Current frame is 0
• Camera view opened by default
• Render engine: Cycles, Device: CPU

4. UVs:

Blue whale 3D model realistic has non-overlapping UVs and distributed into 5 tiles. It has 5 UDIM tiles.

1. Tile 1001 contains eyes, upper and lower jaw
2. Tile 1002 has complete inside mouth
3. Tile 1003 and 1004 gets all the body except fins
4. Last tile 1005 contains all fins

5. Textures:

There are 25 images for Blue whale 3D model only and 2 are extra for lightings. The naming format + file format + resolution are below:

1. Blue Whale_BaseColor.1001.tif ( 4096 x 4096 )
2. Blue Whale_Roughness.1001.tif ( 4096 x 4096 )
3. Blue Whale_Specular.1001.tif ( 4096 x 4096 )
4. Blue Whale_Normal.1001.tif ( 4096 x 4096 )
5. Blue Whale_Displacement.1001.tif ( 4096 x 4096 )

5.1. Lighting textures:

1. hdri.jpg ( 8192 x 4096 )
2. caustics.jpg ( 1080 x 608 )

6. Scene and Lighting:

The ocean scene in the preview images and the three-point lightings also included with the Blender file. Both lighting setup organized into collections containing helpful names to switch between. Default scene is ocean view. One more lighting source is HDRI that is common for both of them.

7. Rendering:

The render engine is Cycles with CPU device. Standard color setting with 0 exposure and 1 gamma

• Viewport samples: 1024 denoise off
• Render samples: 32 denoise on
• Lighting: Fast Global Illumination

After rendering there a little bit of compositing in the Blender compositor node tree that will make Blue whale even more realistic.

8. Final Words:

Thank you for visiting to our blue whale 3D model static for Blender. We hope you would like it.

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