Kyoto House Low-poly 3D model

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MODEL DESCRIPTION This old Kyoto townhouse model was meticulously crafted. Initially created using the power of 3ds Max 2013, this digital twin represents an authentic rendition of a traditional Kyoto dwelling. NOT APPLICABLE FOR SEPARATE INSTALLMENT APPLICATIONS Conceived with the goal of being a high-performance asset in real-time video games, this low-poly model precisely mirrors a century-old Kyoto structure using a precise scale conversion of 1 unit equals centimeters. CHARACTERISTICS Within its intricate architecture, this townhouse consists of an astonishing forty-five unique objects that harmonize perfectly to bring authenticity to the virtual realm. An astonishing sixty-four-hundred ninety-nine quadrilaterals (quads) and one-sixteen triangles meticulously designed for realistic simulation render smoothly using Mental Ray's prowess. Standard material sets exclusively define the visual narrative within this intricate design masterpiece. PRECISION IMAGING Rendered photographs, showcased in vivid detail, are the genuine output of Mental Ray's capability. To ensure utmost precision, no composite layers were layered from Photoshop. All pre-built elements seamlessly blend to form an authentic replica awaiting seamless incorporation. Lights embedded discreetly complement its harmonious architectural layout ensuring authenticity across any medium used for reproduction. TEXTEREAL DETAILS Unfettered PSD files are included at 4096x4096 resolutions (8 in total). An additional array consisting of sixty high-quality images at 2048 x 2048 dimensions accompany the product. Also integrated, fifty-five exceptional graphics and illustrations available at one thousand twenty-four x one thousand twenty-four PSD format. Lastly, a diverse series featuring forty-three detailed pictures captured precisely using eight different sizes totaling up to 512 x 512 dimension. GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS Realistically designed on an accurately converted centimeter-based unit for unparalleled precision this stunning three-dimensional piece boasts dimensions spanning from the earth-shaping X axis, through celestial Y, to towering in majestic grandeur over six hundred sixty-five inches of authentic virtual architecture.