Bowers and Wilkins DB3D Satin White 3D model

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This is a detailed replica of a Bowers and Wilkins subwoofer speaker, specifically the DB3D model in Satin White finish. The design was created using advanced computer software, namely 3ds Max 2008, in conjunction with V-ray 2.0. Every detail has been meticulously modeled to exact real-world proportions. For this project, metric units (millimeters) were used throughout. Notable features of the model include a rich assortment of gamma and vray materials, all of which are textured in high detail. Lighting setups, cameras, and scene configuration are not included within the model itself. Export formats aside from 3ds Max were achieved by outputting the base mesh after smoothing was applied. Each of the preview images shown was rendered using both 3DS Max and V-ray. Breaking down the specifics of this detailed model: it consists of an impressive total of eighteen discrete objects, which are further dissected into a grand total of polygon data points: specifically, 27893 quads, 1812 triangles, and absolutely no n-gons to be found anywhere. If we compare polygons in the off mode (turbosmooth is switched off), it comprises exactly 29705 faces. However when turned on and adjusted to run for two cycles, the model more than doubles its count of total faces, boasting an impressive count of 75233. Additionally, you'll find a grand total of ninety-two thousand forty-eight texture map files employed within this extensive collection: each of these measures in at a very high resolution - namely 2048 pixels by 2048. Of those files, exactly three are assigned to operate under this particular configuration and five measure out at an impressive 4000 pixels square for five of them respectively with another solitary example measuring up to four thousand nine hundred forty-five and operating across no less than a staggering ninety-two five - square area size, in essence, for that specific item.