Blue Atlas Cedar (Cedrus atlantica) 2.7m

3docean

A highly detailed 3D model of the majestic Blue Atlas Cedar tree is now available for digital artists. This stunning model stands at an impressive height of 2.7 meters, making it a perfect addition to any virtual landscape or architectural scene. The model has been carefully crafted to be compatible with a wide range of popular 3D modeling software, including 3ds Max 2010 and above, as well as many other industry-standard programs. For maximum flexibility and versatility, this model is available in a variety of formats, including: • max 2010 Scanline: This format allows artists to easily import the model into their 3ds Max scene and take advantage of the powerful rendering capabilities of the software. • max 2010 VRay: By exporting the model in VRay format, users can access a wide range of advanced lighting and rendering tools that will help them achieve stunning results. • max 2010 Corona: This format enables artists to harness the power of Corona's real-time rendering engine, allowing for fast and accurate visualization of their designs. • max 2010 Mentalray: With this format, users can tap into the robust features of Mentalray, including advanced lighting and shading tools. • vrmesh (with 3ds Max materials): This format allows artists to import the model with pre-applied 3ds Max materials, saving time and effort in the modeling process. • maya 2011: Users can easily import this model into their Maya scene using this format, taking advantage of the software's powerful animation and rendering tools. • maya 2011 VRay: By exporting the model in VRay format for Maya, artists can access a wide range of advanced lighting and rendering tools that will help them achieve stunning results. • Cinema 4D: This format enables users to import the model into their Cinema 4D scene, taking advantage of the software's powerful modeling and animation tools. • Cinema 4D VRay: By exporting the model in VRay format for Cinema 4D, artists can access a wide range of advanced lighting and rendering tools that will help them achieve stunning results. • FBX: This format allows users to import the model into their scene using the widely-supported FBX file format. • OBJ: Finally, this model is also available in OBJ format, making it easy to import into a variety of 3D modeling software programs.