Mercedes-Benz A-class 2019 3D model

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Detailed exterior and straightforward interior. Each object includes a name of its material, making it effortless to modify or apply materials. .MAX Format: The rar archive includes three variations of the model rendered with different materials: - ThreeDS Max 2011 utilizing Vray Materials, as seen in the preview images from studio renders. Keep in mind that the carpaint colour might appear slightly different. The Lighting and render setup are also included; however, be aware that Photoshop was utilized to adjust the contrast, brightness, and saturation levels. Nonetheless, a Photoshop CS6 macro file (.atn) for post-production is included as well. - ThreeDS Max 2011 with Mental Ray Materials, observable in preview images on outdoor renders. Note that the carpaint colour could be different, but an environment setup isn't provided. - Simply add to your scene and render! In each rendering scenario, the model comes equipped with a mesh smooth modifier stacked onto objects where needed. The mesh smooth setting is either one or two for renders, and exterior parts along with wheels are placed in separate layers. .OBJ Format: The rar archive contains two renditions of the model: - A non-collapsed export following mesh smoothing, presenting a low to med-poly mesh visible in preview images - ideal if modifications are needed on the model. - Applying the mesh smooth method, simply import the pre-smoothed data and render. For .OBJ files, simple materials may need added textures manually. .LWO & .C4D Format: Similar to OBJ format content but specific to LightWave or Cinema 4D formats respectively - a model non-collapsed following mesh smoothing in med to low polygon mesh seen in the preview image. .FBX and .3DS Format: These formats contain model data with applied mesh smooth, ready for direct import. Material assignments and texturing need handling manually for best results. Polycount Variations: - Maximum 370 000 polygons without applying meshsmooth (on ThreeDS MAX/OBJ/LWO/C4D): collapsed in FBX and .3DS format versions total around 2,350,000 faces with approximately 1,350,000 polygons