All furniture from LC1 to LC13 and LC Casiers Standard models designed by Le Corbusier, in Multi-View Block format, for Autocad, Architectural Desktop or Autocad Architecture. Available in Catalog for Content Browser or Dwg Library for Autocad.
-36 multi-view blocks of all furniture, from LC1 to LC13 models, correctly scaled and accurate representation from the original furniture. All multi-view blocks with all 2D elevation views and 3D model with preassigned materials.
-Architectonic 2D illustration made fron not breaking polylines and according to the scale drawing: plans for differents scales view and all the elevations.
-High quality polygonal, mass-element models with fitted number of polygons. Mass-element model in 3D view are fully textured with all materials applied. Polygons and vertices around 6000p / 3000v.
-Coherent nomenclature on named of blocks, mass-elements, materials and bitmaps, for an easy selection to edit the multi-view block.
- Easy to use, just drop your models into the scene and start print or rendering. Technical description of each furniture on content browser and installation instruction of the catalog.
COMPATIBILITY
Multi-View Blocks:
The multi-view blocks of Le Corbusier's furniture are made in Architectural Desktop 2007 and they are compatible with the news program releases, now named Autocad Architecture.
3D Models:
The 3D models are made in VIZ 2007, format of file analogous to 3ds Max 8. They are compatible with new releases of 3ds Max and VIZ. You can open the DWG Library and look and edit the models from VIZ or MAX.
Multi-View Blocks & AutoCAD:
Download appropriate object enabler for compatibility with Autocad. Select the Architectural Desktop release used to create the file, select the Autocad release you will use to open the file, and click Go. The search results will indicate the enabler you need.
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If you are interested about this item, please, check out LC Materials Catalog (Product ID: 424204 of Turbosquid)
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