Samsung I8160 Galaxy Ace II La Fleur White Low-poly 3D model

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Human beings benefit from utilizing the quality low-poly 3D model of the Samsung I8160 Galaxy Ace II La Fleur White in numerous fields such as 3D graphics including game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, visualization and more. The model is a result of precise ortho-photos taken from a real phone ensuring that all design details are recreated authentically. The user-friendly aspect of the model lies in its single mesh structure which saves system resources and utilizes only one material. Regardless of the renderer chosen, this model will always appear realistic due to the use of high-resolution photo-textures. Careful topology and detailed textures work together allowing for a minimal amount of polygons while achieving maximum quality making it suitable even for close-up shots. The single material used assigns a photo-texture which enhances the model's appearance. For enhanced realism, additional textures including Specular, Glossiness, Bump and Emission are utilized for elements such as screens and indicators. Setting Bump Multiplier between 0.1 to 0.2 in Maya Software materials or V-Ray MTL materials increases Bump depth effectively. The Specular and Glossiness maps display different reflective properties and capacities across various parts of the model, providing a richer experience comparable to using multiple materials. There are five main textures with each being 3000 pixels squared in .jpg format, along with original .PSD files included for added convenience. In addition, textures with Russian-speaking screens are provided allowing users greater versatility when utilizing this model. This low-poly model was created within Maya 2009 software and maintains a real-world scale in centimeters. Each component is accurately labeled to ensure smooth integration into various environments. Additionally, an optimized render scene built in the Maya 2014 version using V-Ray 2.40 has been provided. Scenes can also be loaded from this scene in earlier versions up to Maya 2012 with V-Ray 2.0 due to being saved as a .ma format file. These scenes include five V-Ray Rect Light units, reflectors and are set to display Preview Images relevant for model translation, rotation and render camera positions. To facilitate use within other software programs, scenes have been saved in formats including .fbx, .obj, .DAE and .max (2010 version).