Lando Norris 2019 3d model

cgstudio

This is a 3D low poly model that delivers high definition in a low poly format. The standard low-poly mesh features a specific poly count and has been optimized for use in various software applications. It was designed with rigging capabilities in mind, utilizing Maya's version to include joins, control curves, ik handle, blend shapes, different poses, and driven keys. In contrast, other versions only include geometry (one for each pose), materials, and textures. The model is fully prepared for use in visualization within Maya, allowing users to easily switch between low-poly and high-resolution renderings by pressing 1 or 3, respectively. For Cinema 4D users, the process involves navigating to the function menu and selecting subdivide. In 3DS Max, meshsmooth is used. In its low-poly form, each pose features a poly count of 16,827 and a vertex count of 17,402. When switched to high-poly mode, these numbers increase significantly to 298,912 polygons and 301,066 vertices. The model includes textures in JPG format, with a resolution of 4K for optimal quality. The included textures comprise color, displacement, bump, and normal maps, all of which are essential for achieving high-quality renderings. The files come in various formats, including OBJ, FBX, DAE, MB, C4D, and 3DS. When exported to these formats, the model is set up with standard materials (textures) rather than Mental Ray shaders. To ensure maximum efficiency, the files do not contain any unnecessary objects or hidden elements such as lights or cameras. The Maya format includes rigging and constraints, blend shapes, and driven keys, while other formats are kept simple to provide a clean workflow. Original file formats support Arnold rendering, ensuring compatibility with this high-end rendering engine.