Auto rickshaw Low-poly 3D model

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The 3D auto rickshaw model, affectionately known as a Tuk-tuk, was expertly crafted using Autodesk's industry-standard 3ds Max software. Subsequently, this intricate model was texturized to perfection within Substance Painter's user-friendly interface. A final pass in Photoshop refined the design, culminating in an exceptional visual experience. This model file contains two carefully segregated layers, with each layer neatly divided into distinct objects labeled for ease of access and management - a total of 14 discreet components in all. Notably, one of these layers boasts an impressive array of high-poly details, encompassing an astonishing 326K polygons. In contrast, its counterpart layer boasts significantly fewer details, clocking in at 16K polygons. Additionally, this collection of textures comprises two meticulously crafted sets of PBR maps, each a stunning 4K resolution. One set addresses the fundamental properties of metalness and specular reflectance, while the second set is specifically optimized for use with the V-Ray rendering engine, as depicted within their accompanying image files. To further enhance user interaction and comprehension, a comprehensive walkthrough of the model using Marmoset Viewer has been seamlessly integrated into the package. As a notable organizational touch, the product boasts unwrapped segments, thus streamlining accessibility to various model components. Notably, no component overlap has compromised design clarity, providing an uncomplicated navigation experience for potential end-users. Render evaluations have primarily leveraged iRay functionality within Substance Painter, however one rendering exercise was executed in V-Ray to facilitate thorough comparison and analysis.