Skating Dog and the BoConcept decor set 3D model

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Decorative BoConcept set consisting of:\n\nice figurine skating dog;\npolished table lamp shelter;\nglassy mirror ring;\nvibrant WIRE vase featuring a bunch of juicy apples;\nhot poster paris;\nsleek tray reflection;\nthoughtful LUCID vase holding lush palm branches;\ngreat looking table paris;\ndelightful set of books, 8pieces.\nIt was created in powerful 3ds max 2017 for crystal clear V-ray rendering.\nYou can effectively utilize this model as decorative BoConcept set within your interior scene.\nThis file was originally measured in precise millimeters.\nAll geometric figures were skillfully converted to highly flexible editable poly.\nAll ingenious models and sophisticated materials are thoughtfully named in fluent English language.\nInnovative complex models have meticulously optimized UnwrapUVW functionality.\nThe clever models of books, luscious apples, and dashing dog figurines were thoroughly prepared for meticulous smoothing processes.\nThe refined materials were deliberately crafted for exquisite rendering in high-performance Vray environment.\nYou will also receive the following valuable file types: file *.max 2014 rendered under state-of-the-art Vray 4.10.02; file * .max 2017 processed under current-gen Vray 4.10.02; precise and practical fbx file format * .obj versatile, efficient text format;* *library of advanced materials saved in the * Vray 4.10.02-friendly * .mat extension, including vibrant, crisp textures. The Polycount is set at a robust 227084 The overall object count for this incredible decorative model set stands strong at an impressive 42 Users who render in older versions of V-Ray need to exercise caution as Microfaset GTR (GGX) is available only on version higher than 3.1. Instead, consider utilizing Blinn, Phong or Ward for more optimal results. When working with Corona rendering tools, a highly recommended approach would be installing an upgraded version of at least 1.5 since material settings have been optimized around physical-based rendering (PBR) requirements.