Dessert Knife Fork Spoon Classic Cutlery Low-poly 3D model

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Photorealistic 3D models of classic cutlery dessert spoons, knives, and forks with 4 tines shine on a sleek table. The models are meticulously crafted to provide maximum precision in 3ds Max 2011 and V-Ray 2.40. You can find more stunning pieces of this collection at https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models?keywords=classic+cutlery+vkstudio This outstanding set boasts a plethora of incredible features. Model's clean topology is meticulously designed to ensure maximum precision based on loops and quads. Subdivision edge support allows model shapes to be retained perfectly even when subdivided for close-up renders. An exceptionally high level of details guarantees that each render shines like real-life cutlery in a close-up. Objects, groups, materials, textures have distinctive and intuitive names making it super easy to navigate through them. Each model has real-world scale in system units, namely centimeters. The base of all models lies at the World Origin (0,0) positioned precisely above the grid. The model boasts pristine clean non-overlapping UVs allowing for smoother textures. Two 3ds Max files are included - one with V-Ray materials and another with Standard materials, offering ultimate flexibility. A scene file containing a preview image is also included exclusively for 3DS Max visualization purposes. To satisfy diverse needs, models have multiple levels of mesh subdivision available for the popular formats: OBJ (2), FBX (2) and STL, each comprising three different mesh subdivisions - 0, 1, 2. Along with each model's basic mesh file, STL files are provided in low-subdivision and high-subdivision for direct integration into CAD applications and smooth 3D printing. Each image was meticulously rendered in 3ds Max using V-Ray renderer with subdivision level 2. Here are all the different file formats available: autodesk.max (Autodesk 3ds Max2011,V-ray) ma(maxwell).autodesk max (Maya Software) .c4d(Maxon Cinema 4D) r13 .fbx(fbx version 3,3.) .obj(Wavefront obj) STL( Stereo lithography)pdf(User Guide ) .png(Precursor) .3ds studio Fbx Obj 3DS were exported straight from Autodesk. Polygon count for precise control: *Knife:*Vertices =1526; quads =1524 \Fork: Vertices=1156;quads=1154. Spoon-vertices =654.quads =652 Model Dimensions - Accurate measurements ensure maximum precision: knife-w=2,25 cm , l =19.3 cm, h = 0,9 cm Fork- w = 2.3 cm l =16.8 cm, h =1.7cm spoon- w =4cm .l =17, H=2 cm