House under Construction Low-poly 3D model

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Cinema 4D R14 masterpiece is finally unveiled, its technical wizardry revealed through precise craftsmanship. This stunning creation was brought to life with Cinema 4D's most advanced iteration at the time: version R14. Unveiling new frontiers of visual mastery. Key stats on this mesmerizing artwork reveal a sophisticated design: Polypower in abundance, an astonishing number of polygons totaling 470 bring texture and dimension to this masterpiece. Precision in its core, it has 518 meticulously calculated vertices which work in harmony. In terms of format flexibility, Cinema 4D excels beyond expectations, allowing users the freedom to save their creation as numerous file formats suitable for an array of purposes: - The ubiquitous standard for digital models, a .3ds file gives any user versatility and broad compatibility across software platforms. - Saving directly within Cinema 4D using the native c4d format maintains the highest level of data integrity for future projects. - Artists' desire for cross-platform harmony is met through export to .dae, opening up the doors for collaboration beyond initial design boundaries. - Another key standard, FBX export, ensures your work translates seamlessly across industries. - For more nuanced applications or high-level detail preservation, object-based export via .obj files grants precision. - Not limited by the confines of polygon structure alone, Cinema 4D renders scenes using various models with the capability to import wrl, wrz from its built-in viewer and scene objects from within. Aspiring artists often require an export in 2D vector format for additional illustration projects, thus it's provided as a separate export. Rendered at an astounding resolution of 1200 by 1200 pixels via the Advanced Render engine within Cinema 4D R14 - this artwork shines with crystal clarity, setting new benchmarks for production value.