Human Henge Armchair 2 3D model

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Human users can now export files without utilizing TurboSmooth and skipping over Corona Scatter. The Corona Scatter is only available in a limited format of five fibers. When working with the 3Ds Max 2013 file, one will discover a pre-optimized Corona Scatter set to create villi on the rug, but by default, this feature is deactivated. In order to activate it, select the option from Modify -> Scattering and place the first check mark in Enable; however, do not forget to toggle this feature off before rendering your work. As for the TurboSmooth modifier within 3Ds Max 2013, if required, it will automatically be applied. The detailed specifications of the file are as follows: Length: 80cm x Width: 75 cm x Height: 90 cm. To explore more information about this model, kindly visit our original webpage at https://www.miliashop.com/en/armchairs-chaise-longue/26446-human-henge-armchair.html. This particular version is labeled as Human_Henge_Armchair_2. Version number 2013 signifies the specific iteration of the file in question. By design, this file offers an initial preview of what to expect from its rendered output. The default units applied throughout this model are millimeters. When inspecting its underlying structure, you will find that it is comprised of 224,018 polygons and encompasses several layers via XForm functionality. When further analyzing the properties within Model Parts, one can find an astonishing total of eleven different components to the entire setup. Lastly, it has been engineered specifically to render smoothly through Corona, an exclusive feature which lends exceptional beauty to this product in its virtual environment. The 3Ds Max file available for use will also allow you to convert it into the compatible format of either OBJ or FBX for future reference.