HTC Tattoo - 2009 3D model

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Highly detailed, accurate 3D model of HTC's highly influential mobile phone, Tattoo, released in 2009 to make a statement in the tech world. Built precisely to real-world scale, reflecting the device's iconic status. V-ray and standard materials version included for unparalleled creative flexibility. The model consists of separate parts that are accurately named and organized for seamless integration into any project. Key components feature a MeshSmooth modifier for smooth editing in 3ds Max. This feature allows users to effortlessly increase or decrease mesh density, converting it from low poly to high poly depending on specific project needs. The screen material is designed to be light-emitting, with adjustable brightness and animation capabilities that bring the model to life. Button back lights also shine bright, offering dynamic animation and customizable brightness levels. A treasure trove of textures, maps, and materials are provided in all formats, ready for instant use. For streamlined workflows, scenes are optimized and loaded into max, ensuring effortless dragging and dropping - minus any unnecessary background objects, cameras, or lights. Here's a glance at the polycounts achieved with varying MeshSmooth iterations: MeshSmooth at 2 iterations: Polys - 66,287 / Verts - 67,811 MeshSmooth at 1 iteration: Polys - 22,493 / Verts - 23,423 MeshSmooth at 0 iterations (original mesh): Polys - 6,575 / Verts - 7,033 For added convenience, the zip file includes separate scenes with v-ray and standard materials for Max 2009 users. Eye-catching preview images were rendered using v-ray and Meshsmooth at 2 iterations, capturing the model's exceptional detail and texture. 3DS, FBX, and OBJ versions of the model are readily available in fully mapped and textured formats. Additionally, export options include OBJ files compatible with Cinema4D, Maya, XSI, and Lightwave, with subdivided and original mesh variations available for each format. Please keep in mind that when working with exported formats in your chosen software, visual fidelity may not be identical to the preview images. You might need to reassign materials and textures manually in some cases to achieve desired results.