Pearls E Suspension lamp by Formagenda Pendant Lamp 3D model

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Pearls E Suspension Lamp by Formagenda Pendant Lamp Colors: 3 Diameter: Ø 105 mm, Height: H 644,4 mm Product: Pearls E Suspension Lamp Family: Pearls Manufacturer: Formagenda Designer: Benjamin Hopf Architonic ID: 1298917 Country: Germany Launched: 2015 Vray and Corona versions included System unit mm No unhide objects Preview rendered in V-Ray Here you can get four files, including the 3ds file extension for Autodesk 3D Studio software. The 3DS files contain a three-dimensional scene with coordinates, polygon lists, color information, and more. Three-Dimensional Scene Files - These binary files load faster and are smaller than text-based formats. They were commonly used to transfer models between different applications, but have been replaced by the MAX file format. FBX File - A 3D model saved in the Autodesk Filmbox format, containing a model that can be shared across various digital modeling and content creation programs, including the Autodesk suite of applications. Game Development and Animation Apps - These apps are known to open certain types of 3DS files. Since many different programs use 3DS files for different purposes, you may need to try a few of the apps to open your specific file. Corona Render is a high-performance photorealistic renderer available for Autodesk 3ds Max, MAXON Cinema 4D, and as a standalone application. Developed in 2009 by Ondřej Karlík at Czech Technical University in Prague, Corona has since evolved into a full-time commercial project. Corona Renderer Results - Despite its young age, Corona Renderer has become a production-ready renderer capable of creating high-quality results. The latest versions for 3ds Max and Cinema 4D are currently available for sale via our online shop. V-Ray Render is Chaos Group's physically-based rendering and simulation software used daily by top design studios, architectural firms, advertising agencies, and visual effects companies around the globe. Our research and development in cloud rendering, material scanning, and virtual reality is shaping the future of creative storytelling and digital design.