Adam Audio A5X 3D model

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This is a scale model of a bookshelf designed to mimic the appearance and texture of an active speaker from Adam Audio's A5X line, featuring a sleek black finish. The model was created using 3ds Max 2008 software and utilizes V-ray 2.0 for detailed rendering. The object measures real-world units in millimeters. Materials and textures included are based on the V-Ray engine, incorporating realistic lighting and materials to replicate the look of the speaker. This accurate representation does not include lights or camera settings, nor was scene setup accounted for within the model file itself. For formats outside of 3ds Max, a base mesh with smoothing applied is available for use in other applications. There are thirty individual objects comprising this 3D bookshelf model, each one intricately designed to mimic various components found on the speaker system. In total, there are six types of quads used throughout the object's construction: * Thirty-one (31) models consisting solely of quadrilaterals. The same applies for other geometric forms with a few exceptions; There is only two models containing triangle elements. The final result yields approximately sixty-four thousand polygons when utilizing TurboSmooth functionality turned OFF. However, when TurboSmooth iterations are set to "2," the count significantly increases to nearly two hundred and fifteen thousand. In this state, no N-gons are used. For a breakdown of material usage across various polygon types: three distinct materials - textured with forty-five maps at resolution eight-fifty-four by five-zero-six-nine - all containing four unique layers each. The first layer on both is used consistently as an overall material while textures have their own, distinct mapping scheme in order to best showcase every single part correctly.