No-name Coroneti Champagne 3D model

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There are two versions of the bottle stored in one file. By using layers and groups, you can activate either one or switch to another. Additionally, there are two background options available: white and black. To select a preferred option, simply use the "hide/unhide" function within the Layer Explorer. The model's size corresponds to real-world dimensions: bottle height - 30 cm and glass height - 17 cm. This particular model features mixed parts that can be largely subdivided. Notably, foil and labels do not benefit from smoothing and instead retain their specific wireframe. These parts were generated using Marvelous Designer for increased realism, resulting in unique structural elements. Poly count prior to smoothing has been calculated as described, yielding 1.8M tris and 830K verts. Native formats have the following specifications: the Obj format contains two versions: before dividing and after (including collapsed static bubble mesh). The Fbx format also includes divided versions with the ability to turn them off (static bubbles mesh is included), as well as a reversed-engineered 3Ds MAX2011 version created from the original in 2016, which almost mirrors its counterpart. Inside glasses and bottle, particles were used to simulate bubbles, creating animations. The static bubbles clinging to the walls remain unchanged. Please note that "Coroneti" is a fictional brand name open for public use under general license conditions. Although many parts have been unwrapped and textured, such as those on the walls and bubble surfaces, other elements like glasses, bubble fragments, and champagne liquid lack this detail due to relying solely on applied materials instead. Textures and masks are 8192 pixels in size (square), more than sufficient for up-close renderings of detailed visuals. Lastly, previews have been generated within a combination of 3Ds Max 2016 and Vray 3.0.