Empire I black by JSPR Jasper van Grootel Pendant lamp 3D model

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Human: Empire I black by JSPR Jasper van Grootel Pendant lamp\n\nColors: 4\nØ 1075 mm, H 140 mm\n\nProduct: Empire I black\nFamily: Empire\nManufacturer: JSPR \nDesigner: Jasper van Grootel \nArchitonic ID: 1368826\nCountry: Netherlands\nLaunched: 2016\n\nVray and Corona versions included\n\nSystem unit mm\n\nNo unhide objects\n\nPreview rendered in v-Ray\n\nHere you can get 4 files : 3ds fbx = Corona render and V-Ray render.\nFiles with the .3ds extension are typically associated with Autodesk 3D Studio software. The 3DS files used by this software contain a wide range of information used to form a three-dimensional scene, including coordinates, lists of polygons that make up objects, color data, and more.\nThe 3DS file format is binary-based, which allows these files to load quickly and reduces their size compared to text-based formats with similar capabilities. As a result, 3DS files were often used to transfer 3D models between different software applications. However, this format has largely been replaced by the MAX file format, which was developed for use in 3DS Max software.\nA FBX file is a 3D model saved in the Autodesk Filmbox format, containing a model that can be shared and used across various digital modeling and content creation programs, including those from the Autodesk suite of applications. These files are commonly used in game development and animation.\nSeveral apps can open certain types of 3DS files, but since multiple programs use these files for different purposes, you may need to try a few options to successfully open your specific 3DS file.\nCorona Render is a modern high-performance (un)biased photorealistic renderer available for Autodesk 3ds Max, MAXON Cinema 4D, and as a standalone application. The development of Corona Renderer began in 2009 as a solo student project by Ondřej Karlík at Czech Technical University in Prague. Over time, it has evolved into a full-time commercial project after Ondřej established a company with former CG artist Adam Hotový and Jaroslav Křivánek, an associate professor and researcher at Charles University in Prague. In August 2017, the company became part of Chaos Group, allowing for further expansion and growth.\nDespite its relatively young age, Corona Renderer has become a production-ready renderer capable of producing high-quality results. The latest versions for 3ds Max and Cinema 4D are currently available for purchase through our online shop.\nThe V-Ray Render is powered by Chaos Group, a global leader in computer graphics technology. We create the tools that help artists and designers create photorealistic imagery and animation for design, television, and feature films. Our physically-based rendering and simulation software is used daily by top design studios, architectural firms, advertising agencies, and visual effects companies worldwide. Our research and development efforts focus on cloud rendering, material scanning, and virtual reality, shaping the future of creative storytelling and digital design.