Microsoft Xbox One Low-poly 3D model

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It's a high-quality low-poly 3D model that Microsoft used on their Xbox One in various fields like 3D graphics, game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, and visualization. The model is shown in two colors: Black and White. A real game console was photographed from all sides to accurately recreate the console's detailed design. Using this model is easy because it's made up of a few simple meshes that use only a low amount of system resources, and has three materials (one for the console, one for the controller, and one for the button glass). Regardless of which 3D renderer you choose to use, this model will always look realistic due to its high-quality, high-resolution textures. The carefully planned topology of the model, combined with its detailed textures, makes it possible to get excellent results using a small number of polygons. To increase realism even further, various additional textures are used such as Specular, Glossiness, Bump, and Emission for luminous elements like screens and indicators. For maximum bump depth, Maya software materials or V-Ray MTL materials set the bump multiplier between 0.1 to 0.2. Specular and glossiness maps show different reflective and dispersing capacities of various areas of the model, which adds more visual details and a realistic effect of using many different materials. In total, there are ten main textures, each with a resolution of 4096 pixels square in PNG format. Additionally, the model includes two textures in PSD format that you can customize to fit your needs. To get an even more advanced look, try adding additional diffuse color textures or change the way some parts look without changing their overall shape. The entire model was created using the powerful 3D program 'Maya 2009'. As a bonus, all parts of the model are properly named and grouped in real-world scale with accurate measurements in centimeters. In addition to the main Maya scene file, you also get a special render-scene that uses the popular V-Ray 3.0 plugin for more advanced effects. This scene works perfectly on older versions like Maya 2012, because it's saved in MA format. To achieve professional-grade results quickly and easily, there are five different lighting options to try: one reflector and four light sources. Finally, to use the model in other 3D programs that might not be supported by Maya directly, scenes are also available in formats like .fbx, .obj, and .dae. Don't forget to save these files safely because they're super useful when switching between different 3D apps. A reminder: since this is a low-poly model it doesn't use any of those fancy smoothing modifiers - just pure, classic polygonal geometry that's ready for you to get creative with.