Lungs

$25

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Formats (10)
Free file format Conversions available
Native | Maya 2012 | V-Ray 2.0
3ds Max 2010 | Default Scanline
3ds Max 2011 | Default Scanline
3ds Max 2012 | Default Scanline
Maya 2012 | V-Ray 2.0
Cinema 4D R13 | Default Scanline
3D Studio
FBX
OBJ
Specifications
Publish Date February 09, 2014
Product ID 799359
Polygons 829,478
Vertices 846,453
Polygonal
Textures
Materials
UV Mapped
Mixed Unwrapped UVs
Rigged
Animated
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oprimeanimus
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Description

Realistic, detailed, medically and anatomically accurate model of Respiratory System / lungs.

This high detailed model was created in Maya 2012 and rendered with Vray 2.0.

The original source scene with Vray lights and materials setup is available. I’ve also included a standard Maya software renderer setup.

The Maya files include pre-animated controls for letting the lungs breathe.

The polygon subdivision levels in the Maya scene can be adjusted by using the PolySmooth face division settings in the object inputs.

The scene was converted to a Cinema, 3DS Max, 3DS, OBJ and FBX setup and checked and adjusted in those software packages.

4K Textures are included.

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