evermotion archmodel

... use in your scene. ...Obtainable formats include FBX, MAX, MXS, OBJ, and various Maxwell Studio Renderer versions, along with Fryrender, Mental Ray, Scanline, V-Ray, and generic *.max (2008 or higher). This model is featured in Archmodels vol. ...70.

model from: Archmodels vol. ...19 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...

... usable in your scene. ...Obtain this detailed prop from Archmodels volume 10. ...The model is available in several formats including 3ds, obj, DXF, max, and *.max (7 or higher), although these are all basic versions without textures or materials.

Acquired from Archmodels vol. 26, the model is available in various formats such as 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max, and V-Ray *.max for optimal compatibility with different rendering engines. ...The V-Ray *.max format includes textures and shaders...

... This detailed model is available in multiple formats, including 3ds, DXF, MAX, OBJ, V-Ray *.max, and standard *.max (version 7 or higher). Note that some formats may not include textures and shaders. The file originates from Archmodels vol. ...19.

... ...Simply add it to your project from Archmodels vol. 19. Available formats include 3ds, DXF, MAX, OBJ, V-Ray *.max, and basic *.max (7 or higher). ...Please note that the DXF, 3ds, OBJ, and basic MAX formats do not contain textures or materials.

... scene. ...Extracted from Archmodels Volume 11, the model is available in various formats, including 3ds, obj, dxf, max, V-Ray *.max, and regular *.max for 3ds Max versions 7 or higher. ...Note that some formats do not include textures and materials.

... it easy to incorporate into your scene. ...Simply download the file from Archmodels vol. ...10 and choose the desired format (3ds, obj, dxf, max) for a simple object without textures and materials, suitable for versions 7 or higher of Autodesk Max.

Simply import it into your preferred software from Archmodels vol. 19, available in multiple formats including 3ds, dxf, max, obj, and V-Ray *.max (with textures and shaders). ...Ensure compatibility with 7 or higher Max versions for seamless...

......Obtain it from Archmodels vol. 45 and choose your preferred format, such as .obj, .3ds, .fbx, .dxf, Maxwell (*.max), Mental Ray (*.max), V-Ray (*.max), or Scanline (*.max). ...Note that Maxwell formats may not be fully compatible with newer versions.

... simply incorporate it into your project. This model hails from Archmodels vol. 10 and is available in various formats, including 3ds, obj, dxf, max, and *.max (7 or higher). ...Please note that the formats exclude textures and materials by default.

A detailed samurai model is available in Archmodels vol. ...64, featuring various formats such as ztl, fbx, max, mxs, obj, and numerous renderer options with 3ds max 9 or higher, including Fryrender, Maxwell, Mental Ray, Scanline, and V-Ray, all...

... into your scene. ...Obtain it from Archmodels vol. ...10 and enjoy its compatibility with various formats such as 3ds, obj, dxf, max (requiring version 7 or higher), providing a simple object without textures and materials for versatile usage.

... to be added into your scene. ...Obtained from Archmodels vol. 37, it is available in several formats including 3ds, dxf, max, obj, scanline *.max, and V-Ray *.max. ...The .max versions include mapping with textures and shaders for 3ds Max 7 or higher.

... scene. ...Simply incorporate it into your project from Archmodels vol. 18. The model is available in various formats including 3ds, dxf, max, obj, V-Ray *.max, and *.max (7 or higher). ...Note that some formats may not include textures and materials.

... shaders, and materials for seamless integration into your scene. ...Obtain it from Archmodels vol. ...10 in multiple formats, including 3ds, obj, dxf, max, and *.max (7 or higher), but note that they are simple objects without textures and materials.

... import it to start using it. The model is from Archmodels vol. 23 and comes in multiple formats: 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max (without materials), V-Ray *.max (with textures and shaders). ...It's compatible with 3DS Max version 7 or higher.

... for immediate use in your scene. ...This model comes from Archmodels Vol. ...22 and supports various formats such as 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max (for Scanline renderer with 3ds max 7 or higher), and V-Ray *.max (with textures and shaders).

... scene, simply import it into your project. This model is from Archmodels vol. 39 and available in various formats including 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max, and V-Ray *.max for 3ds Max 7 or higher. ...Each format includes mapping for ease of use.

Obtain it from "Archmodels vol. 37" and choose your desired format among 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max, or V-Ray *.max. Note that some formats may have simplified objects without textures and materials but include mapping. ...Compatibility requires...

The comprehensive Archmodels Vol. ...197 package is packed with 20 exquisitely detailed sofas and couches designed specifically to streamline your workflow in a range of top-tier programs, including 3ds Max and V-ray, Cinema 4D with both V-Ray and...

A highly detailed pot model is available in Archmodels vol. 64, with various formats including ztl, fbx, max, mxs, obj, Fryrender *.max, Maxwell *.max, Mental Ray *.max, Scanline *.max, and V-Ray *.max, all with textures and shaders. ...The model is...

... it into your project. This asset hails from Archmodels vol. ...22 and can be imported in various formats such as 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max (for 3ds Max 7 or higher without materials), and V-Ray *.max with textures and shaders included.

... textures, shaders, and materials, is ready for use in your scene. ...Obtain it from Archmodels vol. ...13, and choose the desired format among 3ds, obj, dxf, max, V-Ray *.max, with or without textures and materials, as per your project requirements.

Models for Rhino/6 and Max render-all were carefully crafted by yours truly, except for the tree and the ivy - those came from Archmodels and the Ivy Generator, respectively. Take a closer look, guys: isn't this what's been missing? Feedback is...

... scene. ...Simply insert the model into your project. The model originates from Archmodels vol. 26. ...Available formats include 3ds, DXF, MAX, OBJ, Scanline *.max (for 3ds Max 7 or higher without materials), and V-Ray *.max (with textures and shaders).

... and materials. ...Easily incorporate it into your scene for seamless use. This model comes from Archmodels vol. ...33 and is available in multiple formats such as 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max, and V-Ray *.max for optimal rendering flexibility.

Experience a highly realistic, fully-textured and shaded chair model from Archmodels vol. 8. This model is ready to be integrated into your scene, with options in various formats including 3DS, OBJ, DXF, V-Ray for .max, and .max for use in 3ds Max 8...

... your scene upon import. ...This model can be found in Archmodels vol. 32 and is available in various formats such as 3ds, dxf, max, obj, Scanline *.max, and V-Ray *.max. ...The latter two include textures and shaders for use with 3ds Max 7 or higher.

... it into your project. The model hails from Archmodels vol. 18 and is available in multiple formats, including 3ds, dxf, max, obj, V-Ray *.max, and *.max (7 or higher). ...However, note that some formats do not include textures and materials.