Kitchen faucets GROHE Blue set 66 3D model

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Realistic (copy) 3d model of kitchen faucets GROHE Blue set 66. Topology of Geometry: Forms and proportions of the 3D model are carefully crafted to match those of a real object, making it exceptionally detailed. No complicated many-sided polygons clutter this model; each component is meticulously designed for sharp close-up renders. Geometrical shapes have been arranged in harmony. Materials and Textures: Three-D models, rendered with stunning Vray-Shaders and Corona-Shaders inside 3ds max files are ready to be integrated seamlessly into any visualization. Every path leading to a texture within the scene has been systematically removed, leaving behind an empty but efficient design framework for easy re-texturing and experimentation. Organization of Scene: All object and material names throughout the entire scene adhere strictly to clear and concise labeling conventions; objects have been precisely placed according to real-world size in millimeters, positioned exactly at coordinate (x0, y0, z0), thereby preventing unnecessary complications with lighting. Any unessential elements such as hidden lights, cameras or extraneous shapes are scrupulously eliminated. File Formats: Models were originally formatted within the 3ds max 2013 software environment; Vray-Shaders for maximum image clarity have also been carefully applied; similarly optimized versions can be obtained through Corona, an equally reliable toolset. In addition to its native .max file format and its counterpart in .obj style and even as pure text (in .n binary format) everything included within is thoroughly tested with numerous rendering engines including but not limited to those provided by the 3ds max 2013 plus other high-performance visualization suites. Renders: Three-D previews of every step from low resolution quick-draft through to the completed image for maximum aesthetic satisfaction, showcasing flawless work. Visualization-ready for top-level real-world visualization with no need further reformatting required and can be smoothly imported right into Vray + Corona + more