Sci-Fi Drone 2 3D model

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Sci-Fi Drone 2\n\nModel designed for TurboSmooth rendering.\nInitially developed using 3ds Max 2014, with Vray version 3.00.03 integration\nThis model is now ready to be rendered (.max files include materials and lighting settings)\nScene objects are carefully organized into layers / groups\nThe model has been scaled up to real-world size dimensions.\nMetric units have been utilized in the creation of this model.\n\nGEOMETRY DETAILS\nTurboSmooth rendering is currently turned OFF for this model.\nCurrent polygon count stands at 90,039.\nVertices number 93,401 are utilized.\nTurboSmooth level set to a minimum value of one.\nWith this setting in place, the model boasts 720,756 polygons and 366,566 vertices.\n\nRENDERABLE FILES AVAILABLE FOR DOWNLOAD\nNative .max files, generated using 3ds Max 2014 version, along with corresponding textures are included.\nThe .max file version has been set to work seamlessly with earlier 3ds Max 2011 models, ensuring all relevant materials and lighting settings have also been maintained within the texture formats available for download.\nAdditionally, base meshes of this model are offered in FBX (unsmoothed) as well as OBJ (unsmoothed), providing you with more than one viable export options based on your workflow.\n\nIMAGE RESOURCES INCLUDED FOR TEXTURE OPTIONS\nHigh-resolution texture files include:\ngrid_mask.png Resized at 1024 x 1024 pixels to offer maximum quality when implemented in designs\ngrid_normal.png Utilizes a base resolution of 1024 x 1024 for seamless blending into backgrounds and foregrounds\ngroup_mask.png A companion file of the previously mentioned, further enhancing your scene's visual appeal when utilized correctly\n Normal counterpart available for use within various texture editors or scene configurations - scaled up to an impressive size: 1024x1024 pixels.\n Another textured representation available using the following reference as basis (group_mask.png) has dimensions of 1024x1024, this being used as normalmap reference image in your preferred editing environment