Japanese Shrine 3D model

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This is a cutting-edge 3D model of a stunning Japanese Shrine, expertly crafted with the latest version of 3Ds Max. Originally built for the purpose of detailed design work. Model Specifications: Model consists of 39 discrete objects. Total polygons count stands at 22,107 units. Textures and Resolution: Textured elements boast impressive resolutions across multiple categories. These are comprised of Background element textures, each precisely designed with high-resolution visuals in mind. • Background elements - Resolutions vary from 64X64 (4 instances) to much higher for others. • Higher resolutions apply to more critical areas - as many as 10 different settings. Key Details About the Textures: All associated materials and texture maps have been carefully integrated, allowing users seamless navigation through various scenes with ease. • V-Ray compatible: A premium, cutting-edge visual engine developed specifically to elevate graphics within gaming and other software suites. Presentational Images: Expertly rendered preview images demonstrate exacting quality at multiple resolution levels using only high-end rendering techniques. Production-ready files allow for efficient workflow setup, as all required components have been fully pre-programmed. Product Overview in File Formats: This Japanese Shrine model file is compatible with top-of-the-line versions of several key industry-standard formats. Files available are in native Autodesk Max (.max), 3ds Max OBJ, and .fbx, optimized specifically for seamless V-Ray use. Model Data Points: Real-world scale: This intricate piece of digital art accurately mirrors real dimensions, making it a versatile asset suitable for professional rendering. Important Technical Information: • Size units set at precise Inch measurement values. • Height: Model accurately measures in Real World Scale with height 6.8 meters and 22 feet tall. Key Application Notes: V-Ray requirements necessary to work productively - Please note you will require this tool prior to working with the Japanese Shrine 3D model successfully.