Ancient Statuette 3D model

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This ancient artifact was discovered within neolithic dwellings that date back to around 6000 BC. It can be easily integrated into various interior projects as a decorative element, or it could serve as an important relic in your historical animation, a mystical figurine of a goddess hidden deep inside a sacred tribal cave, or perhaps it's an extraterrestrial relic waiting for its true purpose - let your imagination soar. The 3D model was created using complex algorithms, with the MeshSmooth modifier available in the stack for both max and other software versions to allow users to easily increase or decrease the density of the mesh. The applied material is a seamless, fully customizable procedural stone texture that also features a procedurally generated bump map - this remains valid for C4D as well. For the other exported formats, diffuse textures along with separate bump maps are included. This scene is completely drag and drop ready, devoid of any background objects, lights, or cameras to simplify the importation process. Here are the key details on polycount using the MeshSmooth tool with 2 iterations: * Polygons: 10,944 * Vertices: 10,942 MeshSmooth with just 1 iteration results in: * Polygons: 2,736 * Vertices: 2,734 The provided .max file comes equipped with separate v-ray and standard material scenes tailored for max2009. For C4D, 3DS, FBX, DWG, and OBJ formats are available, all carefully mapped and textured. Maya, XSI, and Poser versions of the OBJ files were also generated, taking into consideration three unique textures each. Please be aware that due to differences in software compatibility, the exported models might not perfectly match the preview images. In certain cases, you may encounter a triangulated mesh, which could necessitate manual reassignment of materials and textures to achieve the desired look. In addition, please note that the new Max archive contains 4 distinct versions of the statuette with different procedural stone materials applied - v2 is appended to the archive name for easy identification.