Frame05 (Marchese)

$75

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Formats (6)
Free file format Conversions available
Native | 3ds Max 2012 | V-Ray V-Ray 2
3ds Max 2012 | Default Scanline Scanline
3ds Max 2010 | V-Ray V-Ray 2
3ds Max 2010 | Default Scanline Scanline
FBX
OBJ
Specifications
Publish Date October 02, 2015
Product ID 965662
Polygons 33,277
Vertices 37,242
Polygonal Ngons Used
Materials
UV Mapped
Overlapping Unwrapped UVs
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Description

Created in Autodesk 3ds Max 2012 64-bit.

Frame size: 76,2cm x 101,6cm (30inches x 40inches).
Proportions: 3by4
Ratio: 0,75

3ds Max model comes fully shaded and ready-to-use for the V-ray renderer.
For this scene you will need V-Ray 2.20.03 or higher.

Only VRay versions contain model with material based on VRayDirt.
Scanline versions contain model with simple Standart material.
All other formats contain no material definitions and some of the meshes need subdividing.

Model elements are assigned ID according to the material.

The elements of model provided as Editable Poly with turned on NURMS Subdivision (render iteretions).

Invisible to render polygons are not created.

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