Modern Office Interior 3D model

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Interior Space 3D Model, MAX 2011 V-Ray Compatible This detailed 3D interior space model is meticulously crafted for use in V-Ray compatible software such as MAX 2011. The scene is carefully set up and ready to render at a breathtaking speed. When importing the file, be aware that some formats may necessitate reassigning textures. Rest assured, texture coordinates are preserved across all available export formats. Users can choose from an extensive range of file types, including: * Standard materials in V-Ray and 3ds format * C4D, FBX, OBJ, DAE, and WRML2 formats for versatility Every object within the scene is carefully included in the archived model, along with meticulously created materials and textures that bring realism to your design. Suitable for interior design projects, as well as gaming initiatives, this 3D interior space model ensures an ease of use and a rapid workflow. The flexibility extends further, allowing users to effortlessly create stunning visualizations through high-end renderings or animations. The material properties are customizable to match specific project needs. High-fidelity details ensure realistic architectural simulations that make it perfect for architects, designers, or anyone seeking exceptional 3D visual content. Note: Please ensure V-Ray is installed on your software before attempting to render this 3D model. In the event of difficulty opening Chinese files, we recommend following these troubleshooting steps: 1. Access Control Panel. 2. Click Date, Time, Language and Regional Options. 3. Proceed to Regional and Language Options. 4. Choose Languages from the menu bar. 5. Locate Install Files for East Asian Languages, select it, and click Next. 6. Navigate Advanced Options. 7. Choose a non-Unicode program's Language (specifically Chinese (PRC) Language). As per copyright and original creator rights, I am pleased to claim that this model does not share similarities with any pre-existing design concept or intellectual property. Any coincidental similarities are merely due to sheer creative serendipity