Skullcandy Navigator Tortoise headphones 3D model

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• The high-quality, low-poly 3D model Skullcandy Navigator Tortoise used in various fields like game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, and visualization comes from precise ortho-photos of real headphones, resulting in meticulously recreated design details. \n\n• The model's ease of use is due to its simple composition: just two meshes, keeping resource consumption low, and only two materials for the headphones body and ear cup backs.\n\n• A thoughtfully planned topology, combined with detailed textures, achieves remarkable quality using a minimal amount of polygons, suitable even for close-ups. \n\n• To enhance realism further, advanced features like Specular, Glossiness, and Bump textures are used in addition to the main ones; simply set "BRDF Type" to "Phong" in V-Ray MTL materials and adjust settings according to the user's needs.\n\n• These supplementary textures offer varying reflective and dispersing capabilities across different model areas, effectively giving the impression of more materials being used.\n\n• A total of 6 main textures is available at 4096 pixel resolution in .png format; original files are also included in .PSD format within a separate archive. \n\n• Three key poses - default, folded, and mounted on human head - are provided for versatility in use scenarios. \n\n• Created with Maya 2009 software, this model maintains correct dimensions according to real-world scale in centimeters and offers accurately grouped and named parts. \n\n• For further convenience, an optimized render scene made in "Maya 2014" using V-Ray 2.40 is included, along with a renderer plug-in, enabling easy import into older Maya versions up to 2012.\n\n• An animated timeline with position keys of the model and camera within Preview Images is provided for demonstration purposes; deleting animation keys if not required keeps scenes lean.\n\n• A visually enhanced HDRI lighting scene has also been rendered for showcasing material characteristics, but this separate version is available only upon request. \n\n• To enable use in multiple 3D programs, models are saved as .fbx, .obj, .DAE, and .max (2010) formats. \n\nNote: As a Low-Poly model, this is not suited for using any smoothing modifiers effectively.