BlackBerry Bold 9790 White Low-poly 3D model

cgtrader

Here's how one high-quality low-poly 3D model can serve various purposes across multiple fields including game development, advertising, interior design, film art, visualization and many others. This exceptional model represents the BlackBerry Bold 9790 White with incredible detail and authenticity since it was designed using actual photographs of real phones. This attention to realism guarantees precise replicas. Using this 3D model is quite easy because its design includes just one mesh which is low-poly (which minimizes your system's resources), and a single material for easier rendering. Irrespective of the rendering engine used, this 3D model looks real due to the excellent photo-textures with high resolution. This low-poly model offers outstanding quality as it utilizes minimal polygons combined with comprehensive details provided by the photo textures making close-ups feasible too. This exceptional low poly model comes in handy thanks to its one single material on the diffuse side that features a highly detailed, and textured photo map. Advanced realism is further improved with Specular, Glossiness, Bump and Emission for all lit parts like screens, indicators and etc.. Also, bump maps multipliers at .1 to .2 work wonders when viewed inside Maya Software materials or V-Ray MTL files within Maya 2009. Using these photo maps also gives the benefit of making reflective surface materials. This process is known as creating more materials using only a single texture which further makes things much more easy for game development, architecture and etc... Overall total number of main textures included are five with each square resolution reaching 2048 pixels in .jpg format plus the source image itself (the file being available at the mentioned archives) with no other language apart from English is presented here, though it might come very handy when some project require texts. The good thing about this low poly model is that it supports keyboard keys written by using the Russian Alphabet which means it could easily meet a huge market in many Eastern Europe countries. The scene is created at the professional software (3d) named "Maya 2009" along with other details like naming parts correctly in real world scale units in centimeters which provides good detail in understanding all components together to be correctly identified. An added bonus is an automatically setup Vray lighting setup using pre-programmed light rigs available inside Vray for Maya with also setting the Render settings that already came built within. This saves you a whole bunch of extra steps because the rendering looks incredibly beautiful so as per requirement of your image this renders faster in comparison to normal 3D scenes which need lots more resources such as processing and system power If it happens then some error while loading scene with earlier software, try converting all the material attributes at settings tab to Vray materials only. It should be noticed here that you are required to have knowledge about lighting before working.