Kia Stinger GT 2017 3D model

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Detailed exterior, simple interior. Every object bears its material's name, easily changing or applying materials becomes a seamless process. max format: A Rar archive holds three distinct 3Ds Max 2011 scenes with V-Ray (version 3,50) materials visible in preview images' studio renders; car paint color might differ slightly. Lighting and render setup are included, but the results can vary as Photoshop was used to adjust contrast, brightness, saturation, etc., yet a Photoshop CS6 macro file (.atn) for post-production is also provided. Three distinct 3Ds Max 2011 scenes: One uses V-Ray materials viewable in preview images on studio renders; car paint color may differ. Another scene uses Mental Ray materials shown in preview images on outdoor renders; environment not included, but you can add it yourself. The last one uses simple standard materials Scanline rendering. Just drop the model into your scene and hit render! Mesh smooth modifier has been applied to all objects needing it. Exterior and wheels are separated into different layers. .obj format: Two versions of the model are contained in a Rar archive: The first version exported without mesh collapse; low or medium polygon count visible in preview images, ideal for editing. The second version applies mesh smooth. Simple materials will need textures manually added. .lwo, c4d format: Model is exported without collapsing after mesh smoothing. Low or medium polygon count viewable in preview images makes it suitable for editing, with simple materials needing manual texture additions. Some elements in Cinema 4D might require optimization. .fbx and .3ds format: Both formats contain the model applied with mesh smooth. Simply import, apply your desired materials, and render them; simple materials need manual textures addition. Polycount is 500,000 polygons without applying mesh smoothing in max,.obj,.lwo, or c4d format; 2,400,000 faces or 1,300,000 polygons in the collapsed fbx, 3ds formats.