Blonde business woman in a grey dress Low-poly 3D model

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Full-Body 3D Scanning Human Model now ready for animated scenes with incredible details. Geometry is made up of smooth Triangles and sharp Polygons totaling over 5000 in number, all carefully crafted to ensure accurate shape retention and precision movements. Rich textures add depth to the character model, comprising Diffuse Maps, detailed Normal Maps, and high-resolution 4096x4096px images. This versatile Human Model supports a wide range of popular software, ensuring compatibility with 3D modeling giants like 3Ds Max, Cinema 4D, and Anima. Formats for rendering and importing into various software platforms are well-established: For 3Ds Max, compatible versions include the 2012 update and later releases, alongside Archvision's rpc file type and Wavefront's obj file. In a similar vein, Cinema 4D supports its version R14 and subsequent updates as well as files like the Archvision rpc and Wavefront obj. As for Anima Software compatibility extends beyond rendering in this package alone to reach users through three separate interfaces- .3ds max, C4d software via an importer from an A Software exporter, Collada format is available here and lastly for any who need an image export via a v Ray scene exported also. Ready integration of mocap Data has been integrated within the Anima Human model making the file easily transferable between both platforms- The full data files is directly usable within its motion settings. C4d compatible animation software has been linked with full compatibility ready within an already setup export settings via this Mocap Integration software. The rendering engine users who opt to use any standard setting render in any version prior will benefit most from included Normal Maps. This will add some nice textures as the product's diffuse textures is quite important when choosing hi-quality output. In this mode both these files should be used together. In addition for those users interested, Third Party Renderer Users have several versions of ready for different applications: Cinema 4D - The user has been set up using the v-ray plugin in it as it would for an internal standard workflow. Lastly a similar version 1 and above rendering of VRAY was included. 3ds max version v ray supports three dimensional linear render and this has given us the power of viewing images from both Gamma two point twentytwo & above. In terms for users, they just need to add new texture path settings prior using those settings when applying on that one tool preference setting menu which leads to a working files tab.