Lewis Hamilton 2019 Low-poly 3D model

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This is a high-resolution 3D low poly model designed to deliver an unparalleled visual experience despite its compact poly count. A standard low-poly mesh with precisely defined poly counts makes this model exceptional. The model was rigged meticulously within the Maya version, where it seamlessly integrates joints, control curves, ik handles, blend shapes, various poses, and driven keys. However, in other versions, the focus is solely on geometry (unique for each pose), materials, and textures. Ready to be put to use immediately in any Maya-based visualization, this model responds well to input commands: simply press 1 for the low poly rendition or press 3 for its high-resolution counterpart. Similarly, within Cinema4d, you can find it by navigating through the function menu, then subdivide as needed. On the other hand, in 3D Max, the process is a simple click away, with mesh smoothing facilitating quick access. In the low-poly version of this model, one finds poly counts totaling 16,827 units and vertex counts at an impressive 17,402. Meanwhile, its high-poly counterpart boasts poly counts of up to 298,912 and vertex counts that touch upon the remarkable mark of 301,066 units. Each included texture is in JPG format, sporting a high-quality resolution of 4K pixels. This selection of textures includes a color texture, displacement texture, bump texture, and normal texture - all perfectly complementing this magnificent low poly model. All provided files are accessible in a range of formats, including OBJ, FBX, DAE, MB, C4D, and 3DS. Notably, models exported in the formats of C4d, 3ds, obj, dae, and fbx come embedded with standard materials and textures only. The files themselves do not contain any extraneous objects such as lights or cameras. Also worth noting is that only in the Maya format will you find integrated rigging, constrains, blend shapes, and driven keys. In particular, original files in the Maya format can be used for rendering using Arnold.