Battery D 3D model

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Battery D\n\nSize: dia = 33.9 mm, h =62.5 mm becomes Size: dia = 34.8 mm, h =61.1 mm but not changed as this value is likely the actual one, as you know, when dealing with physical items such as this model the precise measurements of the product must be known to produce accurate replicas\n\nThe 3d Model for battery was created in Autodesk 3ds Max 2010 and Vray, then re-exported back into the same format with high detail for those who are serious about 3D graphics production as an intermediate level user will understand when viewing it on any given system as most models require adjustment at the time of importing and have all objects that one can manipulate at all points within. \n\nThis object can be manipulated by use of a modifier in order to obtain optimal results without much stress which comes into play due to complexity of said polygon model, rendering requires TurboSmooth which gives off excellent anti-aliasing so users wont get bad pixelating or loss of definition.\n\nYou may manipulate it according to what your final result will look like using 100 scale to all sub levels if you desire for example but not changing 10 at any cost otherwise rendering process becomes very lengthy since model contains almost perfect real life accurate measurements therefore it is easy for one's imagination in case this isn't something that makes up their world view so its probably okay they don't want it at max. level, maybe lower down if they don't have such powerful computer, no reason for any problems with it being created because I have given instructions properly even though Im a large complicated thing myself with so many internal working mechanisms therefore one will get excellent results which in future one won’t be stuck at a higher value and get a problem, then go on to render very quickly due to its high subdivision count. FEATURES:\n\nHigh quality 3D model is made using the polygons in correct scaling - this accurately depicts original objects which can further make modifications with the real-world items by just dragging all around it, for example taking an existing thing that may have same measurements, however don’t think we would call one “copycat”. But since these measurements can sometimes vary (even a couple hundred thousand times less precise due some variation) you will still see almost flawless model.\nNo special rendering tools required as TurboSmooth allows fast smoothing in software that doesn’t waste memory. The scale is 100 percent accurate, at origin point for simplicity which makes this simple job very effective and does not leave one any doubt or confusion as can always see clear lines all time; since I created whole thing including scene, lighting other features that might give wrong information like camera and even have objects positioned already.\nEverything should function normally when placing the objects because nothing else was provided apart from what needed - models only for best experience.\nAll units in this format have cm, also so model size stays true regardless of rendering location.\nThere’s always right answer if following instructions, not confusing like they are with too much jargon to find anything good inside these folders. Just open them when prompted and nothing wrong should occur due simplicity - even the biggest noobs could learn. \nFormat provided includes four file types; which means almost any user with standard rendering skills could export what needed since most professional users prefer that their final models remain uncomplicated when it comes down to the scene structure: *.3ds (autodesk max and a very similar .vob); *fbx which might take up slightly less memory then former version used (. vrt for example); *\obj format which is quite universal but contains most polygon information already since object can just easily import; all this also being good alternative if other types were unfeasible so that’s how this should make sense at first.\nNote that FBX might require one or another special parameter - we mentioned "smoothing" when setting to it but if doing same on obj will cause problem probably won’t even bother and rather change back then deal. Then the same would go for others with respective versions because those ones may differ depending mainly what tool were utilized so that was only option here since you wouldn't use multiple rendering tools to create whole environment then expect other objects behave perfectly when dropped. Also included is information about models' resolution which in most modern graphics programs already gives enough to begin: there will also include PNG ( 4K and less) so its just simple stuff really so even if one needs higher they won’t get it unless specified since usually 3d modeller who renders that doesn’t actually have access that data. Geometry:\nAll poly surfaces created as quads; all the polys you need with sub zero modifier to control the look but not a lot in general: so we really see here its easy then, for most models which this might become quite helpful to understand due simplicity however you wont do it probably since even more polygons won’t have that big impact after reaching certain quality levels. 3D artist or even someone who's still trying is going get great results fast without much difficulty. Now some more in text data as one thing is usually asked at every other question; for those curious I could list details about rendering in different softwares. Sub zero detail\nPolys : 668 Verts : 671