Circuit Breaker

Free

Editorial Uses Only
Formats (3)
Native | 3ds Max 2012 | V-Ray 2.10.01
FBX
OBJ
Specifications
Publish Date March 25, 2016
Product ID 1020613
Polygons 17,032
Vertices 18,008
Unknown Geometry
Textures
Materials
UV Mapped
Mixed Unwrapped UVs
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MaximusWDB
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Description

Detailed 3D model of a Circuit Breaker
Main features:
- Originally created with 3ds Max 2012
- All objects are intelligently named
- Unit system is set to metric.
- 8 V-Ray materials and 2 textures
- All textures and materials are included and assigned
- The file has 10 Objects, 3 groups.
- Previews rendered in 3ds Max 2012 with V-Ray 2.10.01, turbosmooth subdivision set to level 2.
- Turbosmooth modifier still active in modifier stacks, is set at 2 iterations.
- File includes only the model without the environment.
- Render settings / HDRI not included.
Polycounts:
- .max format:
Subdivision level 0: 17,032 faces and 18,008 vertices
Subdivision level 1: 136,116 faces and 70,008 vertices
Subdivision level 2: 544,404 faces and 276,080 vertices
Two OBJ Files
One with high poly and one with low poly (Without Turbosmooth)

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