Previously known as HDRI Haven. Hundreds of free HDRI environments, ready to use for any purpose. No login required.

Previously we ran HDRI Haven, Texture Haven and 3D Model Haven as separate independent projects, but ultimately decided we could serve the community better by joining forces and creating a single new platform: Poly Haven.

2019年2月21日 · It’s not difficult to make an HDRI that’s good enough for your own use, but if you want to make really good HDRIs that provide accurate and dependable lighting no matter the use case, you need to thoroughly understand every step …

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Here are some video demos to get you started: Blender, or use our Blender Add-on.; 3ds Max + Corona; Help Wanted Know how to use HDRIs in some software/engines not listed above?

Have a top-notch 3D model, texture or HDRI you'd like to share with the community? We'd love to publish it for you :) We have a strict standard of quality to maintain, and everything we publish has to be CC0 , but if your asset is accepted the whole 3D community will benefit from it.

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HDRIs are often used as the only light source in order to create a very realistically lit scene or to match the lighting from video footage (using an HDRI shot on the same set as the video was taken).

The following is a list of technical requirements that must be met for any HDRI to be published on Poly Haven. We only publish photo-based HDRIs, no renders of virtual scenes. Minimum 16k (horizontal) resolution.

¶ HDRI Controls. HDRIs are imported with a simple node group that exposes two controls: Rotation and Strength. ¶ Texture Controls ¶ Automatic Scale. Our textures are made at a variety of scales depending on the surface we photoscanned to create them. Typically they are around 2 meters square, but can range anywhere from 10cm to 80m.