Bowl compressed and twisted with horizontal dents and twisted... 3D print model

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Here is a 3D model that's perfect for VR, real-time applications, and even 3D printing - plus it's super useful for architectural interior scenes, visualizations, animations, or any other Computer Graphics project out there. The model's fully compatible with the latest CG tech. It can be scaled down to size as per your needs since its a correct real-world scale representation. Created specifically using the powerful 3ds Max software (2016 version), we've even gone ahead and exported it in multiple formats, making sure everyone has easy access. We were careful not to leave anything behind; it's completely solid - can be divided for finer detail and more resolution when needed. Don't worry if your tools are different though! It was built as one solid geometry object initially but can easily be divided further into separate objects later on if desired - great for getting precise control over its shape and looks. What we created started with the Turbo Smooth modifier directly applied to mesh, so don't have any trouble finding its mesh or adjusting any aspect about it when you get your hands on the file. Also know that this object was designed so that when centered at origin, its base point was precisely defined, for absolute reference. So while no light was initially configured (hence why rendering was based purely on materials), if ever needed or simply because one wants different styles or results. As far as dimensions for a potential 3D printing go though we have those covered - coming in at around: height = 5" and base perimeter diameter roughly measuring just over four and an eighth inches (specifically 4.15 to be precise). Don't get us wrong; these are the exact figures after we rendered using v-ray software but we won't provide specific instructions regarding light as they're quite easy even for non-v-ray users, and it'd end up overwhelming this otherwise concise document already full-packed with relevant information so don't worry yourself about getting all caught up here