Lamborghini Urus 2019 3D model

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Detailed exterior and uncomplicated interior make for a straightforward package. Each object clearly displays the material used, allowing for effortless modification or addition of new materials. The .max format includes: A rar archive containing: 3ds max 2011 with vray materials, which are showcased in preview images' studio renders. The car paint color might slightly vary due to rendering. A comprehensive lighting and render setup is included but note that the Photoshop CS6 macro file (.atn) for post-production is also provided. The rar archive further contains: 3ds max 2011 with mental ray materials, displayed through outdoor renders in preview images. Car paint color can be different from what you see in renders. Environment details are not included. 3ds max 2011 comes with simple standard scanline materials, ready to use and render right away! Mesh smooth modifiers have been added to the objects requiring them on every model's stack; they're set at level one or two for smoother results. Exterior components along with wheels reside in distinct layers. .obj format details: Rar archives contain dual model versions: One has mesh-smooth functionality disabled, giving you a lower-to-medium polygon count for a cleaner starting point for model adjustments. Another exported model contains collapsed geometry post mesh smoothing; ready to render once imported. .lwo and .c4d format data within rar archives consists of models lacking mesh smoothing. In order to finalize rendering details may require added manually. Additionally some elements from Cinema 4D might necessitate optimizing after model import. .fb and .3ds files have models with already collapsed meshes (post mesh smooth operation). Render immediately! No prior setup necessary. Polycount Breakdown: Without the inclusion of mesh smoothing, these counts amount to around three hundred thousand polygons within max formats - obj:lwo:c4d formats. However in all other exported forms; including FBX and 3ds max files that include mesh smooths the numbers jump much higher to Two Million Four Hundred Fifty Thousand faces for (polygons respectively), but also reach up over One point three million faces/poly.