Overview
HX Stone Arch Bridge is a weathered sandstone footbridge at real scale, 18.5 m long, 3.76 m wide and 3.75 m tall. A single arch spans 6.0 m with a 1.8 m rise, framed by 23 bevelled voussoirs on each face and a raised keystone. The cambered setts deck, 2.68 m wide between the parapets, climbs from the ground to 2.80 m at the crown. Rounded coping runs along both parapets, a string course follows the deck line, and square piers with pyramid caps stand at both ends and at the shoulders of the arch. The sandstone is grey-buff with darker and ochre stones, white and dark lichen, rain streaks, damp and moss low down, a darker damp vault and a worn path down the middle of the setts. It comes in four levels of detail, from 14,300 triangles down to 5,904, with 42 convex collision hulls and four baked PBR materials. Walls, arch stones, vault, parapets, coping, piers and deck are separate parts with their own pivots. You get GLB and FBX files, the Blender file, twelve 2048 px PNG maps (base colour, normal and ORM for each material) and a transparent 1024 px icon.
Highlights
- GLB, FBX and Blender files
- Four levels of detail, 14,300 to 5,904 triangles
- 42 convex collision hulls
- Real scale, 18.5 m long
