Ambulance Box Truck Rigged C4D Low-poly 3D model

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This generic box truck Ambulance bears a resemblance to a Chevrolet van front, featuring unique curves. The interior is intricately detailed as a fully usable model, complete with a gurney and neatly arranged arrangement of equipment. Every movable part functions precisely with proper axis orientation. This file is provided in C4D, natively built from scratch within the program. Other formats such as FBX, 3DS, OBJ, Blender, and DAE are also available, pre-subdivided to a factor of 2 for enhanced performance. Built largely using quads, this model is subdivision-ready and ideal for precise rendering. Please note that rigged models are specifically designed for C4D R17 and above and do not accurately reflect functionality in other programs. A comprehensive lighting system allows for seamless animation of flashing lights, rotating light bars, doors, windows, wipers, interior lighting, headlights, and more. Level of Detail (LOD) adjustment options enable quick rendering by automatically hiding the cabin and EMT interior space, replacing all windows with reflective/non-transparent materials, and temporarily disabling editor settings. Custom control over wheels, window lights, blinkers, and various vehicle functions can be easily accessed through steering wheel controls. Users may attach these features to a spline for real-time tracking, effectively simulating accurate motion and position on uneven terrain. Using Xpresso nodes is simple, with no complex programming required. A global positioning system allows users to easily set the truck's orientation and trajectory. Using this versatile model requires some knowledge of rendering and animation tools. While C4D offers robust features, other software or engines may have different compatibility. This is due to differences in programming language or available parameters. All renderings and visuals are achieved using C4D software. For high-quality performance, it's best to use a mid-to-high-end PC. For better experience, use models made specifically for each scene's resolution level. This will make scene management much simpler. For your reference, I also design many other realistic scenes on Sketchup 2019, including some interior designs. For additional assistance or related projects, please see Jason Crohr for access to all these files in one place at http://renderosity.com/shop/displayproduct.htm?SID=&product_id=134149&osCsid=j5e51pmtv6h1gib4r38pvmqmn0