evermotion archmodel

This model, from Archmodels vol. 153, offers various formats such as max, obj, fbx, V-Ray *.max, and *.max for versions ranging from 2011 to 2019. ...Additionally, a simplified version of the object is available with mapping but without textures and...

Experience intricate architecture adornments, complete with textures and materials, from Archmodels volume 79. The model is available in multiple formats such as max, obj, c4d, fbx, and includes options for V-Ray, Mental Ray, Scanline, Advanced...

... into your scene. This model hails from Archmodels vol. 11. The formats include 3ds, obj, dxf, max, V-Ray *.max and standard *.max for 7 or higher versions of software. ...However, these formats are all simple objects without textures and materials.

... this model into your scene for seamless integration. This detailed model hails from Archmodels vol. 26. ...The available formats include 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max, and V-Ray *.max, with varying levels of texture and material complexity.

... use in your scene. ...It originates from Archmodels Vol. 31 and is available in various formats such as 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max, V-Ray *.max, and *.max (7 or higher). ...However, note that some formats may not include textures and materials.

A highly detailed home gadget model, complete with textures, shaders, and materials, is available for immediate use in your scene from Archmodels vol. 19. ...Formats include 3ds (simple object without textures and materials), dxf (simple object without...

... seamless integration into your scene. ...Obtain it from Archmodels vol. 23 collection. ...Multiple formats are provided, including 3ds, DXF, MAX, OBJ, Scanline *.max (without materials), V-Ray *.max (with textures and shaders), and *.max (7 or higher).

... ...This model hails from Archmodels vol. 26 and is available in various formats such as 3ds, DXF, MAX, OBJ, Scanline *.max, and V-Ray *.max for optimal usage with different software. ...Please ensure compatibility with 3ds Max 7 or higher versions.

... plant model, complete with all textures, shaders, and materials ready for use in your scene. ...Obtain this model from Archmodels vol. ...61 and choose from various formats such as FBX, MAX, MXS, and more, each with different renderer compatibility.

... immediate use in your scene. ...It can be found in Archmodels vol. ...153, and comes in various formats including max, obj, fbx, and V-Ray *.max (for versions 2.0 or higher), as well as a simplified version with mapping but no textures or materials.

model from: Archmodels vol. ...18 Formats: 3ds simple object without textures and materials dxf simple object without textures and materials max obj simple object without textures and materials V-Ray *.max with textures and shaders *.max 7 or...

... into your scene. ...Obtain it from "Archmodels vol. 15" and choose your preferred format - 3ds, obj, DXF, max, or V-Ray *.max (for Vray renderer with 3ds Max 7 or higher). ...Remember that the formats without textures and materials are simple objects.

This model can be found in Archmodels vol. 153 and is compatible with various formats including max, obj, fbx, V-Ray *.max, and *.max (2011 or higher). ...A simpler version without textures and materials but with mapping is also provided for...

... your scene. ...Originating from Archmodels vol. 58, this plant model is available in various formats including FBX, MAX, MXS, OBJ, and several Maxwell and rendering options. ...Note that some versions may not be fully compatible with newer renderers.

... for seamless integration into your scene. ...Originating from Archmodels vol. 10, the model can be utilized in various formats, including 3ds, obj, dxf, max, and *.max (7 or higher). ...However, note that these formats exclude textures and materials.

In Archmodels volume 18, you can find a range of formats including 3DS, DXF, OBJ, MAX, V-Ray for MAX with textures and shaders, and standard MAX (version 7 or higher). ...All objects in these formats are simple, without textures and materials.

... ...Simply import it from "Archmodels vol. 36." Formats include MAX, OBJ, 3DS, DXF, V-Ray *.max for full texturing and shading, and basic formats with mapping included for other software versions. ...Requires 7 or higher MAX version compatibility.

It can be found in Archmodels vol. 153. Multiple formats are provided, including max, obj, fbx, V-Ray *.max, and *.max for 2011 or higher versions. ...Additionally, a simple object without materials is also available, featuring mapping and textures...

Simply add it to your project from the Archmodels vol. 19 collection. Formats provided include 3ds, dxf, max, obj, V-Ray *.max, and regular *.max for versions 7 or higher. ...However, note that the dxf, obj, and 3ds formats lack textures and materials.

Originating from Archmodels vol. 23, this model comes in various formats including 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max, and V-Ray *.max, with the latter featuring textures and shaders for a more realistic look. ...Compatible with 3ds Max version 7 or...

... formats, including 3ds (with simple texture-less and material-less version), obj (similarly), dxf (again, without textures and materials), max (simple variant), and *.max (for versions 7 and higher). This model hails from Archmodels vol. ...10.

... ...Obtain the model from Archmodels vol. 11 in multiple formats such as 3ds, obj, dxf, max, V-Ray *.max, and regular *.max (for 7 or higher versions of 3ds Max). ...Note that the models provided in these formats don't include textures and materials.

... for use in your scene. ...Simply insert the model into your project from Archmodels vol. 29. ...The model comes in various formats including 3ds, DXF, MAX, OBJ, Scanline *.max, and V-Ray *.max, with varying levels of detail and renderer compatibility.

Simply import it from Archmodels vol. 19. Available formats include 3ds (with textures and shaders), max, obj, dxf (all simple objects without textures and materials), and V-Ray *.max. ...The model requires a minimum version of 7 or higher for...

... ...Simply insert it into your project. This model is from Archmodels vol. 26 and is available in various formats such as 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max, and V-Ray *.max. ...The latter two formats include textures and shaders for enhanced realism.

... use in your scene. ...Obtain it from Archmodels vol. 20 and choose from various formats like 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max, or V-Ray *.max according to your rendering preference. ...Note that certain formats may not include textures and shaders.

This design comes from Archmodels vol. 13 and is available in various formats, including 3ds, obj, dxf, max, V-Ray *.max. ...Note that the max and V-Ray *.max versions include textures and shaders, while others are simple objects without such features.

... use in your scene. ...Simply import it into your project from Archmodels vol. 10. ...The model comes in various formats including 3ds, obj, dxf, and max (requires version 7 or higher), each with simple object options without textures and materials.

This model hails from Archmodels Vol. ...13 and is available in multiple formats, including 3ds, obj, dxf, max (for versions 7 or higher), and V-Ray *.max (version 1.5 or higher) - each format featuring the model without textures and materials for...

A detailed 3D model of a bath is available for use in your visualizations, sourced from Archmodels Vol. 127. Formats include MAX, Cinema 4D, FBX, OBJ, and Mental Ray, Scanline, and V-Ray *.max files with materials. ...Compatibility extends to Cinema 4D...