set346 3D model

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Most of the models have been successfully converted into highly detailed editable polylines.\nEach model has its unique name clearly designated by its corresponding product code, allowing for seamless merging within your 3D scene.\nThe complete files now include native Max scripts in addition to .max and .fbx formats, while all map folders are meticulously archived in .rar files.\nEach product archive also comes with an eye-catching image cover that showcases the product's design and features.\nHere are the various formats you can expect to find:\n3ds Max 2016 V-Ray: Optimized for seamless performance and integration. Autodesk FBX: Suitable for export to a wide range of applications and platforms. Texture folders: High-quality texture maps ready for use in your scene. ================================\nDetailed specifications of the 3D model include: Geometry: A rich blend of intricate polygonal surfaces, offering unparalleled visual depth. Polygons count: A total of 114,000 meticulously crafted polygons for exceptional detail and realism. Textures: Every element of the model has its own unique texture, ensuring an authentic look and feel. Materials: Every surface of the model has been assigned a corresponding material, carefully designed to reflect its intended use or appearance. Rigged: The model does not come rigged, allowing you flexibility in terms of pose or animation if desired. Animated: The model is not animated; instead it is frozen in time to prevent any unexpected motion when placed into your scene. UV Mapped: Each polygon has been carefully mapped with a unique UV coordinate to facilitate efficient texture painting and real-time preview rendering in a wide range of software programs. Unwrapped UVs: The unwrap method utilized for these UVs resulted in mixed but ultimately still manageable, as needed, levels of distortion, all in line with the best industry standards. All models are created within Autodesk 3dsmax utilizing native Max capabilities for an extremely stable, fast and optimized file to handle.\nWhen working outside Max environment with another rendering or modeling application just consider fbx export.