Sephora Bridge in multiple formats 3D model

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Human: This bridge design was first used on intergalactic vessels circa the late 2330s.\nThree standalone command stations situated aft of the captain's seat displayed vital system readouts for propulsion, communication, and scientific departments.\nIn stark contrast to subsequent bridge layouts, a service elevator positioned at the bridge's forefront enabled quick access to crew members working throughout the vessel.\nA second set of sliding doors at the front of the bridge led to an extended hallway with numerous compartments. The command consoles utilized traditional buttons as input devices rather than modern flat-panel surfaces. Although this design simplified control sequences, it restricted console reconfiguration for mission-specific requirements. Product Features (Poser): Poser model: 3D polygon figure (.obj, .cr2/png) consisting of 488,748 vertices and 759,440 faces. Model features entirely symmetrical three-point polygons to minimize unnecessary geometric calculations. All navigational, operational, and tactical chair modules can be separated, repositioned, or independently rotated in any scene environment. Commanding officers could rotate their captain's seat using an adjustable Pose Control dial integrated into the chair body. Several structural elements offer seamless concealment capabilities via hide/show functionality. Door positions respond automatically to ceiling height changes, allowing flexible deployment options in complex environments. Main exterior doors open into narrow corridors while adjacent rear doorways lead to lift elevators. Although main doors provide secure access routes, secondary doorway mechanisms have limited operational scope without accessible interior passages. Navigation systems, centered at the helm control module, rotate on a freely controllable Pose Control dial linked directly to the user's pose setting adjustments. Textures: Primary color scheme incorporated using textured surface mappings to add authenticity to bridge environments. Hide/show presets: Instant hide/show wall options for all three internal structural surfaces along with ceilings. Each structure automatically reveals its matching doors while walls conceal door frames and other features within hidden panels. Hidden areas respond according to adjusted camera view orientations in any generated animation scenario. Cameran files integrated as Poser props with a variety of customizable vantage points embedded. Camera position can change in conjunction with movement from specific pre-defined spots for easier shot planning. Each angle includes ceiling occlusion functionality when necessary to provide clearer and unobstructed image rendering capabilities. Design optimized for maximum usability on newer version of software platform available starting at 2006, offering smooth rendering. Product Features (DAZ Studio): The following applies in case this specific program was also considered by you users as DAZ: A free studio designed for 3D visualization of products to create detailed visualizations.