children bed slattum IKEA with toy dog 3D model

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Kids will adore sleeping in a bedroom that features a custom-built bed slatted in the popular IKEA style, complete with a plush toy dog at its foot. The length of this stylish platform measures out to 77 and 1/8 inches, while its width takes up 39 and 3/4 of those same units of measurement. When standing flat on its floor, it presents an elevated height of just 15 and 3/4, a figure that rises dramatically when including the tall backboard above. Speaking of this top support beam, its overall vertical rise stands proudly at an impressive 33 and 1/2 inches. For cozy lounging comfort, one can recline on plush upholstered padding within the bedroom itself - crafted with super-soft woven fabric in soothing hues to enhance feelings of calm. When lying in bed to catch up on late-night reading material, users appreciate the headboard serving as a comfy backrest. To accurately design such an IKEA-style slatted children's bed and bring it into vibrant, photorealistic life within a rendering or other digital visual effect project that uses advanced 3D computer-generated imagery (CGI), we need specific, compatible computer hardware with powerful rendering software capabilities that match our highest expectations of high-performance visuals in 2020 or more recent times. Therefore, any scene created for V-Ray's "3D Rendering and Compositing" features built with Max version .max 2012 will have enough technical depth, sufficient memory power required from a central processing unit (CPU), graphics card, RAM as needed plus enough room available in file system so your scenes aren't running at lower settings. As you build your 3d objects for animation scenes created for architectural models etc with 4th dimension over time where it might show the evolution of these same visual scenes like some animations made with CGI - You need compatible software and high-spec equipment like what Vray (Renderworks in MAX version: v3+) will let users view those very photorealistic computer graphics without taking up all system memory. To take advantage, go ahead and check out some V-ray tutorial and guides. Technical specifications such as Polygons and Vertices help determine rendering efficiency - which means lower processing times or how fast models with a specified level of complexity can appear once final renders are completed on the same device and operating system installed using required hardware specs stated below. - Model count :195117 total units within that whole visual object being used inside any type model. - Model Count - A way to show polygon information (e.g 100 polygons = model has been counted and will require less amount RAM as lower in polygon count) The main parameters include : Vertices, Total =168248 Note - These technical specification provide key factors such like complexity - a method we can use along side total vertex or Polygons. (Example - 200 vertices for a model would typically have lesser level detail within model object - when viewing as example of overall object with all data.)