Red Apple Low-poly 3D model

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This is a 3D model of a Red Apple, meticulously crafted within Maya 2019.2 without the aid of any plugin. The texturing was accomplished procedurally through the Hypershade, while rendering took place in Arnold 5.3.1.1. The Red Apple 3D model is a high-end, photorealistic masterpiece. Features: There are no post-production tricks used on any of the renders you see. The final image of the preview images showcases the model with three levels of subdivisions. The lighting setup is included in the file for seamless use. Objects are grouped and named according to their purpose, allowing the model to be rigged and animated without a hitch. No extra plugins are needed to open or modify the scene. The textures were created entirely within the Maya Hypershade, devoid of any external software; they are completely procedural and can be drastically modified to one's heart's content. Technical Specifications: The Red Apple 3D model consists of 1299 faces and 1259 vertices when not smoothed; with three subdivision levels it boasts an impressive 20432 faces and 20436 vertices. The entire scene comprises 1313 faces and 1289 vertices. Its procedurality and flexibility make it suitable for creating a wide variety of apples, and with slight modifications, it can be used for different purposes. A little bit of history: Apples are sweet, edible fruits produced by apple trees (Malus domestica). Apple trees are cultivated worldwide, making them the most widely grown species in the genus Malus. The tree originated in Central Asia, where apples have been grown for thousands of years alongside European counterparts. European colonists brought apples to North America, where they have become an integral part of many cultures' traditions and mythologies, including Norse, Greek, and European Christian heritage.