Dodge Challenger SRT 392 2016

$99

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Formats (5)
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Native | 3ds Max 2015 | V-Ray 3.2
3ds Max 2015 | Default Scanline
3ds Max 2015 | mental ray
FBX
OBJ
Specifications
Publish Date June 25, 2016
Product ID 1049003
Polygons 235,176
Vertices 276,205
Polygonal Ngons Used
Textures
Materials
UV Mapped
Mixed Unwrapped UVs
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Description

Dodge Challenger SRT 392 2016

Created in 3ds Max 2015.
Three .max files with V-Ray, Mentalray and Scanline materials.
Polygon/Vertex count with Turbosmooth off: Poly- 235176 Vert- 276205
Polygon/Vertex count with Turbosmooth on (iterations set to 1): Poly- 1365832 Vert- 780189
Modeled in real world scale and metric units.
All objects, materials and textures are properly named.
Total number of objects is 61, organized in layers and groups.
This model contains 5 textures:
(1)x (6000 x 6000)
(2)x (4000 x 4000)
(1)x (2000 x 2000)
(1)x (1000 x 1000)

FBX and OBJ formats created at base level of mesh (not subdivided) and have standard materials with textures.
Previews rendered in V-Ray 3.2, lighting and render setup are not included.

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