Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo Turbo 2018 3D model

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High Definition Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo Turbo, 2018 model boasts very detailed interior with all elements fully textured. Headlights and taillights meticulously modeled, allowing doors to open freely. This precise digital creation includes detailed modelled tires. A wide array of components have been developed using advanced SubDivision/TurboSmooth technology. Consequently, users operating the latest versions of 3D Studio Max (3dsMax) or Autodesk Maya (2013 version) can effortlessly adjust surface resolution/smoothness as needed. By importing lower resolution versions in .obj, .fbx or .lwo format into supported software, users also gain this ability. Most intricate details are accessible upon importing the base, unsmoothed model, boasting 960050 polygons. Additionally, other packages that don't support subdivision surfaces will find alternative resolutions offered in 2 versions (from 960050 to 5544947 polygons). Three main software platforms offer extensive functionalities for users. The Max 2010 format features TurboSmooth technology: - Apply object resolution at your preference - Utilize Named Selection Sets like "TurboSmooth" to control SubD objects and 'interior' to control the interior, respectively. The 3dsMax package includes both a standard materials version as well as VRay materials, catering to a range of creative possibilities. Maya 2013 format provides user convenience by including - Named Selection Set to simplify resolution adjustments for subdivision surfaces - Display Layer option allows quick hiding and showing of the interior if desired In contrast, Maya 2010, FBX, Cinema 4D 9.6, Lwo 6.0, and .obj formats all receive identical treatments: Two different resolutions, and two different software variations. Each exterior and interior component is separately available, offering an independent rendering experience when desired. The car model also allows easy toggling of the car interior's visibility as per user preference. These models were meticulously previewed in 3dsMax with VRay rendering, ensuring precise detail representation within this highly versatile format.