Flight Design CTLS Rigged C4D Low-poly 3D model

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The Flight Design CT is a high-wing ultralight and light-sport aircraft produced by German manufacturer Flight Design. This family of two-seat aircraft has its roots in the Cinema 4D software package. A detailed, high-resolution model is offered as part of this package, utilizing advanced features for enhanced realism. The high-resolution version features subdivision rendering capabilities, ensuring a smooth and visually appealing representation when used outside of Cinema 4D. The lower resolution alternative uses simplified cockpit images suitable for distant or environmental views. All parts of the CT model are constructed from quad surfaces, allowing seamless integration with subdivision rendering software for crisp results. To achieve these sharp visual effects, enable subdivision rendering, followed by a selection of your preferred animation tool or image export settings. Highly detailed components such as the canopy, flight stick, rudder pedals, throttle control panel, radio dials, navigation display, wing flaps, and nose wheel castor assembly have been implemented to offer comprehensive user control and real-world realism within animations. Furthermore, a rich set of textures, all boasting at least 4K resolution but staying under the maximum permissible 8K limit for certain programs, has been meticulously chosen to provide superior visuals. This Cinema 4D model benefits from an extensive level of detail, making use of simple, easy-to-control rigging with Xpresso's intuitive sliders. Users can thus easily create animations that convincingly depict flight control operations without excessive animation effort or tedious settings modifications. As an added convenience, comprehensive instructional videos have been provided within the associated C4D zip file. A vast array of exportable file types has been incorporated for your benefit, encompassing formats such as Native Cinema 4D (with High Resolution models rendered using subdivision), Autodesk's Max and 3DS file formats, Blender compatible models, OBJ files, as well as FBX for greater accessibility. It is essential to note that while this model may work with other applications beyond those listed above, performance is expected to vary greatly. Detailed specifications have been outlined below: Total poly count of High Resolution version: Polygons at 572,354 and vertices standing at a staggering 583,489 units. The lower resolution variant in its respective file types (notably the C4D model), features 113,845 polygons coupled with an equally impressive vertex count of 118,548 units. In your enthusiasm to build and enhance the details in this particular project, I encourage exploring further by taking a closer look at rohr3dsolutions' array of additional designs to elevate the scope of creative possibility. Happy designing!