Set sport playground Low-poly 3D model

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The model was built using Max 2014 and later saved to a version compatible with Max 2011. The scene features elements designed for immediate use, each crafted in proportionate size according to sports regulations. Every element has been optimized for seamless integration within large-scale scenes, yet retains its ability to deliver crisp results even from short distances. Its creators relied on the Low Poly method to ensure smooth performance without sacrificing visual quality. The fence and athletic pack incorporate texture maps, carefully balancing their Opasity settings to create an immersive experience. Unique identifiers have been assigned to each item in the scene, ensuring every element is a single Edit Poly object that can be easily manipulated or edited if needed. During creation, polygon modeling focused exclusively on quads and triangles – a deliberate decision aimed at reducing polygon count and enhancing efficiency. A critical design aspect is that all anchor points for individual objects are positioned exactly at Z=0, guaranteeing effortless handling and manipulation. Similarly, the master group object resides precisely at the zero point of scene coordinates. To streamline workflows, the model contains no lights or cameras; every component functions independently of its peers, streamlining interactions between items. A 1.05 MB maximum file size is capped to maintain a balance between storage demands and render efficiency when processing using V-ray 3.0 – providing clear visuals without undue system burden. The supporting textures for each object reside neatly within an archived package directly tied to the source file created in 3D Max, streamlining asset access whenever required.