Hamilton helmet 2019 Low-poly 3D model

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This is a 3D low poly model created to provide high-definition results using a low poly technique. Designed with multiple UV/UDIM options and professionalism in mind, this standard low-poly mesh features a specific poly count. Rigged for use in Maya versions, other versions include only geometry, materials, and textures. A highly accurate and realistic recreation of a helmet 3D model that can be easily modified throughout its lifespan. This model is ready for use in visualization in Maya and includes a seamless transition to both low-poly and high-resolution formats. To activate the low-poly format in any software, simply press the '1' key; to switch to the high resolution version, press '3'. To achieve this versatility in other popular 3D modeling platforms: * In Cinema 4D, navigate to the function menu and select 'Subdivide'. * For those working with 3ds Max, mesh smoothing can be activated. Model Details: * The low-poly version of the model boasts a poly count of 5963 vertices and a vertex count of 6314. When in its high-resolution form, these numbers leap to 23848 polygons and 24538 vertices respectively. Textures are also included with this model, carefully designed to deliver the highest possible level of quality. These textures, presented in a convenient JPG format and at an impressive 4K resolution for enhanced clarity, encompass: * Base Color * Roughness * Metallic * Normal * Height Users may need to adjust their disk topology settings due to variability across different computers. To achieve this seamless adaptation, simply update the textures path in your target system. Based on its original, authentic foundation and meticulous design to ensure absolute accuracy and maximum realism, it was meticulously crafted. Each aspect of this 3D model is not just detailed but also built on real-world measurements for an immersive visual experience. Animation is not a part of the model. The available files include obj, fbx, mb, c4d, and 3DS formats. Notably, materials (textures) within these exports do not incorporate Mental Ray shaders, sticking to standard export practices. Users will find no extraneous or hidden objects (lights, cameras, etc.) embedded in the provided files. In the Maya format, you'll also discover that this model comes with rigging and constraints, blend shapes, and driven keys for comprehensive flexibility. Importantly, the original Maya file is designed to be rendered in linear sRGB settings. Should you have any questions or require additional support, feel free to reach out to us. We're always here to help you achieve your artistic goals!