Sailing ship Katrin 3D model

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Human: 3D model of the ship Katrin contains a rich collection of assets. This package features multiple folders, including textures and previews. Notable files include katrin_corona.max (with settings and materials for Corona Renderer) and katrin_vray.max (for V-Ray), each utilizing high-performance rendering techniques. An obj file extension adds to the versatility of the model. Within the textures folder, you will discover specialized normal maps and textures tailored specifically for V-ray and Corona Renderers. Katrin_child_normal, katrin_mermaid_normal are normal maps that help refine sculptures in both the bow and stern sections. Textures with various wooden tones - including dark wood, light wood, and vanished wood, showcase unique details. One of the distinguishing features is the presence of a sail fabric texture - designed specifically to capture the intricacies of real-life fabric appearance. Some interesting specifications are: 3D model statistics: * Total triangles: 1.58 million * Point count: 797 thousand All associated .max files (used for 3Ds Max modeling) were created with version 2013. Consequently, opening these models requires software support for the 2013 iteration of the platform or later. Render specifications highlight: For a stunning render, you will want to use Corona Renderer 1.7. Although older versions of the program will also produce impressive results, newer installations with Corona's PBR settings are highly recommended for material customization accuracy. However, there's one more crucial consideration. Working within the V-Ray rendering platform? Make sure your version isn't too outdated (i.e., below v3.1). Be aware that using versions lower than 3.60.03 will mean navigating a different configuration environment when selecting micro-facets GTR - something you might have experienced, depending on which options your model provides (it depends whether it is Vray v 2.6, or higher than V-ray version and not 2.5 that would cause those issues.) Choose an appropriate BRDF in place of micro-facets - choose one: Blinn-Phong or Micro-Faset GGX for V-ray and see how they suit you.