Apple MacBook Air 13 2010 Low-Poly Low-poly 3D model

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• The versatile Apple MacBook Air 13 2010 low-poly model, used across various fields such as game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, and visualization, is created from a simple model. It was designed using ortho-photos of a real notebook, resulting in incredibly authentic recreations of all its details. • The user-friendly design of this model lies in its composition of only two meshes, which are low-polygonal, saving system resources. Furthermore, it utilizes just one material, simplifying the overall structure. • Regardless of the chosen renderer, this model will consistently look realistic due to the inclusion of high-quality, high-resolution photo-textures. • By combining a thoughtfully designed topology with detailed textures, this low-poly model achieves the perfect balance between quality and polygon count, even suitable for close-up views. • The model relies solely on one material, where a photo-texture has been assigned for diffusion. • A total of 1 main texture is provided, measuring 4096 pixels square in .jpg format. • In addition to the standard keyboard keys, Cyrillic symbols are also available on the keyboard textures. • Model animation revolves around the simple rotation of its display. • Created using Maya 2009, the model possesses correct dimensions in real-world scale (in centimeters), with all parts accurately grouped and named. • To assist users, an adjusted render-scene is included, which was created using 'Maya 2014' with V-Ray 2.40 plug-in. The scene successfully opens on earlier versions up to Maya 2012 with V-Ray 2.0 due to its saving in the .ma format. It comprises five V-Ray Rect Light + reflectors and the assignment of a V-Ray MTL material to the model, as well as predefined positions for Render Camera relevant to Preview Images on the Timeline. • Animation keys for model translation and rotation channels are not deleted automatically, but can be if necessary. • Scenes in .fbx, .obj, .DAE, and .max(2010) formats have been saved, enabling easy importation into other 3D programs. • Important Note: The provided Low-Poly model is designed for 3D rendering without any smoothing modifiers. • To see similar models in different complexity levels, look at the middle-poly Apple MacBook Air 13 2010 with enhanced details and multiple materials in our catalog of digital 3D assets.