Green tomatoes in a round glass plate-15 colors of glass Low-poly 3D model

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Human beings create fifteen distinct colors of glass with drops of water added to them and without any alteration. The model is designed specifically for use in anti-aliasing purposes. Materials used are from Vray. Droplets of water have been applied to this model. 1,487,450 polygons (Polys) are used, and there are 919,702 vertices (Verts). Human beings can create objects with water droplets on them without altering the color of the glass itself. With the addition of drops of water, 212,944 Polys and 246,060 Verts are required. Units of measurement are set to millimeters (mm) in this model. Models created using 3ds Max are grouped together for ease of selection, and objects within these models have names that reflect Latin roots for better organization and management within a scene. Postprocessing effects have not been applied to any of the rendered images produced with these models. Three versions of this model exist: 1. MAX 2011 with Vray 2.4: The model includes water droplets, with anti-aliasing capabilities achieved through the use of Turbosmooth. 2. MAX 2011 without water droplets but also for anti-aliasing through Turbosmooth. 3. FBX file that contains models both with and without drops of water. 4. OBJ file also containing these two types of models. There is an additional file for the material, which is formatted according to Vray 2.40 specifications for glass textures consisting of fifteen distinct pieces. Textured files include Diffuse, Bump, Reflect materials, each measuring 4096 x 4096 pixels in resolution.