Lexus IS 2018 3D model

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A highly detailed 3D model has been developed based on real-life references, specifically in Cinema 4D R20 format. The model can be subdivided using Hypernurbs. Upon exporting into different formats such as 3ds, max, fbx, and obj, they are all designed to work seamlessly with popular modeling software like Maya, Lightwave, etc. For optimal preservation of features, it is recommended to use the FBX file format during import, as it retains basic material properties, object hierarchy, UVW coordinates, and quad geometry. 3ds format maintains basic material properties, hierarchy, and UVW coordinates but has triangular geometry. Max format includes hierarchy, quad geometry, and standard materials. The OBJ format preserves only the quad geometry and UVW coordinates. Each model file (except for OBJ) also contains a parent-child object hierarchy ready for manual or plugin animation. Mesh parts separated by material are jointed under one empty object used as their pivot. All materials, textures, and objects are well-organized for users to create custom materials for specific render engines. Only the native C4D version includes additional features such as Xpresso-based animation (without keyframes), interior and exterior lighting with automatic reverse and brake lights, and textures in sizes of 3072x3072 pixels split into diffuse color (xxx_tex.jpg), bump (xxx_bum.jpg), specular color and intensity (xxx_spe.jpg), reflectance intensity (xxx_ref.jpg), and luminance color (xxx_lum.jpg). The C4D version comes with standard materials, and previews were rendered using Cinema 4D R20 Studio's Physical renderer. The model scale is in millimeters, and the environment scene for placement isn't included. Compatibility may vary with different software versions due to changes within them.