Park lamp 01 3D model

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Here you will find a park lamp, designed specifically for use in architectural visualizations. Made using Rhino 5 and Vray 2.0, the model is meticulously detailed, complete with UV mapping and rich textures that are carefully tailored to deliver authentic realism. The included materials pack provides comprehensive coverage, with VRay materials and custom textures all at your fingertips: diffuse textures and finely crafted normal maps. This versatile setup allows for total creative control over the finished render. You will find your models organized into easily accessible packages: Your original 3D files, complete in their native format and tailored to your workflow: Rhino's native .3dm format, as well as compatible formats including 3ds Max's .3ds and Lightwave's .lwo. For maximum compatibility, we've also included .obj and .skp formats. To facilitate seamless rendering across various file types, textures are provided separately, in a self-contained archive. This carefully organized structure ensures that your workflows run smoothly: simply apply the diffuse maps as needed to complete your scenes. Notably, this model includes several distinct textures and normal maps, crafted to deliver maximum detail and realism for even the most discerning applications. Additionally, please be aware that some materials are without reflections - an intentional choice aimed at reducing render times in complex lighting situations. A word on the lamp's unique bulb material: our designers have expertly managed its intricate reflective properties to create a remarkably realistic result, with a slight caveat: you will notice an optional setting within the scene settings that allows you to add reflection. Although doing so adds little to no additional detail to the rendered image, we included it as an option for users seeking complete flexibility in their creative processes. For maximum clarity, be aware of these additional file formats, including the previously mentioned Rhino's native .3dm, 3ds Max's .3ds and Lightwave's .lwo.