Burger v1 004 Low-poly 3D model

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Burger v1.004 File Details: A comprehensive list of this model's technical specifications includes: 8364 polygons that define its shape, 8282 vertices which provide the intricate details, yes textures in a format called PNG, broken down into Diffuse, Glossiness and Reflection categories. Additional details include: a size of 4096 x 4096 pixels for the textures, and a total of yes materials. However, this Burger v1.004 does not come with animation. No rigs are present either. On the other hand, it has been UV mapped successfully, without any overlap between the map and the object. This 3D model can be imported into various formats including .MA for Maya (it's the native format), .PB which can only have a very low detail of the Burger, but at least you will not be totally lost .ABC and more. However there are some things you need to do when working in one of those lower end systems, to properly apply a good amount of detail. You'll want to open .FBX, or .OBJ (or other less powerful systems that cannot support this Burger's advanced rendering) then the textures, but since we're trying to go on about creating an immersive scene for these files they will appear as not loaded so you need to assign your new material, to make them look right. Important information regarding opening files of this format is outlined below: Please follow step 4. when it's all ready (see 4.), you might need a little more knowledge before your fully in sync... And don't forget: there's no question about making those small mistakes. There may be many details that can become complex and time-consuming to address on your end so the developers made sure that users like you get help by leaving feedback with comments which makes everything easier on your end too. Your help matters most. As part of building these beautiful works of art - If purchased, kindly consider taking a minute to rate how we did - The burger v1 is a 5 in this scale... it has gotten positive responses all across the globe from happy consumers that had this awesome chance to share their experience, for example, check some videos out or click links on artists profile for 3D models and even watch what other happy folks think about art pieces we are passionate with and that means everything - we'll know then if it’s good.