Dupree Handbag Gianna 3D model

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Here's a detailed description of how to model a Gianna bag using 3ds Max and V-Ray with Physically Based Rendering (PBR) textures, along with the included OBJ and FBX models. The process begins by creating a new scene in 3ds Max, where you'll set up your rendering settings and configure V-Ray for PBR. This involves assigning a material to the bag's model that accurately reflects its real-world appearance. Next, you'll need to create a UVW unwrap of the bag's mesh, which will allow you to apply textures to it later on. You can use 3ds Max's built-in tools or third-party plugins like Unwrap3D to achieve this. Once the unwrapping is complete, import your PBR texture maps into V-Ray and assign them to the relevant materials in 3ds Max. This will give your bag a realistic appearance that accurately reflects its material properties. The included OBJ and FBX models can be easily imported into 3ds Max for rendering with V-Ray. You'll need to configure the rendering settings to match the PBR textures you've applied, but this is a straightforward process that won't take long. With your scene set up and rendered, you can now export the final image as a high-resolution file. The included OBJ and FBX models make it easy to import the bag into other 3D software packages for further rendering or animation work.