Gray Triceratops Dinosaur 3D model

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Here is a completely new 3D Triceratops model. Created from scratch, not built using any pre-existing model, this detailed rendering showcases the iconic dinosaur in perfect form. Using cutting-edge technology, I carefully crafted each feature, ensuring an accurate and visually stunning result. This highly detailed model was developed with the most advanced 3dsMax software, specifically version 2012. Built to provide endless possibilities for animation, it stands on its own as a standalone character without any internal rigging. Every detail is meticulously designed and polished, from the intricacies of its scaly hide to the delicate petals on its crest. Native to 3dsMax format, this comprehensive package contains everything you need: an extensive set of detailed textures, lighting setups that evoke realistic environments, cameras positioned for seamless composition, and fully-configured render scenes that minimize hassle. It's the perfect toolset for visual artists who crave absolute control over every element of their 3D masterpiece. The Triceratops texture collection features four types: * Color (diffuse) - precisely rendering the scaly appearance. * Normal (bump) - accurately detailing each individual scale, providing exceptional realism. * Displace textures - capturing the slight unevenness found on real-world models. For a completely immersive experience, environment textures also offer high-resolution maps. This comprehensive set includes: * Color maps for vivid landscape and background elements. * High-fidelity normal (bump) maps, ensuring photorealistic depth and dimensionality to your backgrounds. Here are some polygons statistics to provide context: * The base Triceratops model itself comprises a substantial 19,698 individual polygons, ensuring it retains an astonishing level of detail even at distance. Upon application of TurboSmooth technology, that number balloons to a staggering 39,076 – ready for animation or high-poly rendering. Environmental details, from foliage to rocky terrain and supporting elements of the Triceratops' enclosure or surroundings, constitute an impressive additional total of 159,552 polygons. 3ds Max provides all default functionality when set up with standard configurations; merely plug it into your scene and start rendering for the optimal result.