Childhood books

The Model at a Glance

This asset features a collection of three iconic titles captured from real-world physical copies: Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park, Michael Ende’s The Neverending Story, and Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. These models were generated using Apple’s Object Capture photogrammetry API from 45 high-resolution photographs, ensuring the texture and wear of the original books are preserved with authentic detail.

Technical Facts

The models are provided with a high-density mesh that captures the organic shapes and imperfections found in well-read literature. The package includes multiple file formats and material setups for flexible workflow integration.

• Total Geometry: 100,000 triangles and 50,100 vertices.
• File Formats: FBX, OBJ, and native BLENDER files.
• Included Assets: High-resolution textures and materials.
• Source Method: 45-image photogrammetry scan.

How Buyers Can Use It

These books are ideal for adding a lived-in, nostalgic atmosphere to interior renders or architectural visualizations. Because they represent specific, recognizable titles, they work well as focal points on a nightstand, coffee table, or within a cluttered shelf. The assets are compatible with standard 3D software and can be imported into real-time environments such as Unity or Unreal Engine for interactive storytelling or virtual production.

A Relevant Alternative

For projects that require a more formal or historical aesthetic, such as a traditional study or a dusty archive, you may also be interested in the Old Library Books Stacked. While the childhood books offer a sense of personal history, the library stack provides a more uniform look for filling large bookcases or academic environments.

The technical listing also notes that the mesh is listed at 100k triangles; and 50.1k vertices; and is categorized under Furniture & Home.