Apple MacBook Air 11 2010 Low-Poly Low-poly 3D model

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Human beings can make use of the simple low-poly model of the Apple MacBook Air 11 from 2010 in various fields such as game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, visualization, etc.. The modeling process began with taking ortho-photos of a real notebook which resulted in all details of the design being recreated with maximum authenticity. The simplicity of using this model is that it consists of two meshes, making it low-polygonal (saving system resources) and featuring only one material. Whatever renderer you may choose to use, the model will always appear realistic thanks to its high-resolution photo-textures. The thoughtful design of the topology-based low-poly model combined with detailed textures makes it possible to achieve maximum quality using a minimal amount of polygons, sufficient for even close-up views. The model uses just one material, with the diffusion assignment being photo-texture. There are only two main textures in total – 1 - resolution is 4096 pixels squared and saved in .jpg format. Additionally, there are textures containing Cyrillic symbols on the keyboard. The opening and closing of the model's display can be animated through simple rotation. The creation process of this model involved the use of Maya 2009 as its 3D program. Correct dimensions for real-world scale measurements in centimeters have been ensured, with all parts grouped and named accordingly. Furthermore, an adjusted render-scene has been created in the Maya 2014 version using V-Ray 2.40 as the renderer plug-in. Scenes saved in formats such as .ma, .fbx, .obj, .DAE, and .max (specifically for the year 2010) can be opened directly without further rendering required. Important note: This low-poly model was not designed with smoothing modifiers for use.