Portuguese House Facade 3D model

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This is a stylish facade of Portuguese-style housing. It lacks sides and the rear. To quickly arrange two or three houses next to each other for a quick row of buildings, you can line them up together. For a U-shaped courtyard, you can also place three in a U-shape. Product Features (Poser): The Poser figure has 340,998 polygons. It includes base and wall parts, as well as two presets: "Three in a Row" and "U Courtyard". This item comes with textures, featuring one texture scheme. Materials like glass and metal use special shaders in Poser. It is designed for use with Poser version 6 or higher. Product Features (DAZ Studio): The DAZ Studio prop also has 340,998 polygons. It includes base and wall parts, as well as two presets: "Three in a Row" and "U Courtyard". This item comes with textures, featuring one texture scheme. All the materials use special shaders that are made for Iray. It is designed for use in DAZ Studio version 4.9 or higher with Iray installed. It's not recommended to try using it with any other software programs. Product Features (obj): The detailed model has 340,998 polygons. It was created with both three and four-point polygons. There's no grouping information available and the model doesn't have any moving parts. However, there is group information included which should be interpreted by your software as separate parts: doors, wheels, couch. If you buy the obj version of this item, it also comes with an mtl file that contains the color settings for each part of the model. The obj version includes UV mapping to allow easy coloration and texture assignment. There's only one texture scheme available and it has all the texture maps shown in a single color combination. Keep in mind that you'll need to apply your own shaders to metal and glass areas in this item. It can be used in any software program that allows the import of obj files. This housing model was created by someone from Poserworld, who later sold it to VanishingPoint, making them its current owner now.