Philips Xenium W732 White Blue Low-poly 3D model

cgtrader

It's the high-quality, low-poly 3D model Philips Xenium W732 White Blue that's widely used in various fields like game development, advertising, interior design, and motion picture art for visualization purposes. This 3D model was created using ortho-photos of a real phone to accurately recreate every detail of its design. This model is incredibly easy to use because it consists of only one mesh, making it extremely low-poly and lightweight, which means your system will be able to handle more tasks with fewer resources. Plus, it uses just one material. Regardless of the renderer you choose, this model will always look incredibly realistic thanks to its high-resolution photo-textures. The thoughtfully designed topology, combined with detailed textures, allows for a minimal number of polygons to produce outstanding results that are even suitable for close-up views. One notable aspect is that this model uses only one material but incorporates advanced realism features through the use of Specular, Glossiness, Bump, and Emission maps. For enhanced realism in elements like screens and indicators, we set a Bump Multiplier of 0.1 to 0.2 in Maya Software materials or V-Ray MTL materials for Maya. The main textures include five files that are incredibly detailed with a resolution of 3000 pixels square per image. Each file is in .jpg format and comes with an additional version in the PSD format for your convenience. Interestingly, this model also includes Russian-language screens to cater to international preferences. The entire design was created within Maya 2009 but can easily be accessed in later versions including Maya 2014 due to its flexible saving options. In real-world terms, all parts of this model are correctly named and scaled in centimeters for accuracy. This level of precision makes it ideal for detailed rendering or modeling requirements. Moreover, an expertly crafted scene has been provided with the renderer plug-in V-Ray 2.40 and can easily open on Maya versions up to 2012 due to its compatibility. This render-scene also includes additional elements like reflectors and multiple lights for more comprehensive lighting. To enhance flexibility and portability across various platforms, the model is saved in multiple formats such as .fbx, .obj, .DAE, and .max for the 2010 version. Note that because this is a low-poly model, it was not designed to accommodate any form of smoothing modifier. If you're looking to refine or smooth out your model further, consider adjusting its grid directly.