An animated 3D model of a flexible phone in two versions: bent and unbent. Phone bending animation files: point cache, alembic.

This 3d model was created and unwrapped in 3ds Max and exported for all popular formats.

Model formats:

• max (3ds Max 2020, Scanline);
• max (3ds Max 2020, V-ray, procedural material included);
• fbx (Multi Format);
• obj (Multi Format);
• 3ds (Multi Format);
• mb (Maya 2020);
• abc (Alembic animation);

Instructions on how to plug animation to various 3D model formats:

• For fbx (flexible_phones_animated_fbx), you need to use point cache
  (flexible_phone_1.xml); *
• For Autodesk Maya (flexible_phone _maya.mb), you need to use point cache xml, mc (flexible_phone_1.xml, flexible_phone_1.mc); *
• For Cinema 4D you need to open the Alembic file (flexible_phones_animated_ABC), uvw unwrap is included in the model;

* Among the product files you will also find an archive called "instructions", which includes video instructions that show how to plug animation to 3d models for Autodesk 3ds Max and Autodesk Maya.

Features:

• Animated cycled model exported in all required formats;
• Correct UVW-unwrap, +included .uvw file with pluggable unwrap;
• Procedural V-ray material included (in flexible_phones_max_vray);
• Exported textures in 8K resolution (in separate zip-archive);

Important:

• Renders for preview are made in 3ds Max 2020, V-ray Next;
• flexible_phones_max_vray. max file requires connecting a diffuse map (flexible_phones_diffuse);
• If you want to apply unwrap uvw in 3ds file, you need to convert editable mesh object to editable poly and load *flexible_phones_uvw* in Unwrap UVW modifier;
• Studio environment is not included;

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