Apple Tree
21,910 triangles GLB 1.8 MB
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Stylized fern with ten arching fronds of soft, rounded leaflets in fresh green, fanning out from a single base. Perfect undergrowth for shady forest floors.
Free under CC0 for personal and commercial use, no attribution. Download without login as GLB, FBX, BLEND, USDZ or OBJ. Lightweight with 11,266 triangles and 2K textures.
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Ferns are what make a forest floor feel damp, shady and old, and this one captures that mood in a clean, friendly form. Ten pinnate fronds rise from a single point and arch outward, each lined with soft, lofted leaflets that give the edges a gentle scalloped rhythm. A couple of curled fiddleheads hide in the center for anyone who looks closely. The whole plant is modeled as solid geometry in fresh light green, so there are no alpha cards and the shadow it casts is crisp and readable. It reaches roughly knee height, which makes it ideal for filling the space between tree trunks, along streams or around ruins. Tip: cluster three or four ferns at different scales around a fallen log for an instant woodland vignette.
Import the GLB with the glTFast package or use the FBX. 1 m in the file = 1 Unity unit.
Use the FBX. The model is built in metres. Unreal works in centimetres and converts on import, so it arrives at real size (0.80 m = 80 cm).
Drag the GLB into the FileSystem dock. Godot 4 imports it directly, with materials. The FBX works too (Godot 4.3+ imports it natively).
Open the .blend directly, or import the GLB via File › Import › glTF 2.0.
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