Nissan Murano 2019 3D model

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High detailed model created by expert artists from the Squir team. Ready to be rendered in 3ds Max with V-Ray technology. This particular model was originally developed using 3Ds Max 2015 software with Vray 3.20. To achieve precise and accurate renderings, we provide comprehensive lighting setups along with material configurations for the entire background in V-ray format compatible with 3Ds Max 2015 only. Although the files for other platforms like 3ds, fbx, lwo, c4d, or obj formats do come standard with simple materials that exclude any advanced shadders and are completely detached from specific studio settings, users working on these programs will find our models created using industry-standard techniques suitable for their use. The original 3D models were built on the 3ds Max software and due to this limitation, only Squir is capable of providing a single file for the complete modifier stack with 3Ds Max in its raw state. In order to create versions of the reduced mesh for users of other software tools that can't be run directly on our system, feel free to reach out to our support. This allows us to process a minimized variant which can be then outputted in the desired program format as required by our customer base. It's also important to take note when inspecting any model wireframes; especially when visualizing polygon count: lower poly-count models may need more mesh density, which means rendering efficiency suffers greatly unless an experienced model builder such as those at Squir can add appropriate 'meshsmoothing' techniques that balance out both resolution and system load efficiently for any model type - even on slower platforms where possible performance loss occurs more often when using less sophisticated machines to the limit before breaking up details into their own components - so there you see our wire view option shows this particular 'minimized state'. Since computers all vary greatly, there will need occasional retexturing upon import which we cover in advance and provide detailed tutorials on adjusting specific settings on imported objects at the Squir support forums that can guide beginners through steps to fine-tune any project.