Sonus faber Chameleon T Metal Blue 3D model

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This is a precise replica of a floorstanding speaker from Sonus faber, featuring the Chameleon T in a rich Metal Blue finish. Constructed with cutting-edge software like 3ds Max 2008 and V-ray 2.0, this model has been painstakingly recreated to exact real-world scale specifications. The model employs millimeters as its primary unit of measurement. The creator made use of advanced gamma settings at 2.2, in conjunction with high-end materials and textures from V-Ray, which add an authentic layer of realism. Please note that the original scene setup and camera settings have not been included within the file itself. File formats beyond 3ds Max have been converted to their base mesh form, followed by a smooth render for clarity. Preview images were all created using a combination of 3DS Max and V-Ray. Breaking down this model further, we see it comprises a total of 32 individual objects. Polymorphic data shows an impressive breakdown: the initial number stands at 81972 quads, while there are 23274 triangles present. Strangely, not a single ngon is in sight. By default, with TurboSmooth functionality turned off, the total polygon count is approximately 105246 units. However, when set to run through two iterations of the TurboSmooth algorithm, this number expands dramatically to around 609760 polygons. Looking into textures, there are no fewer than 72 individual pieces, each at 2048 pixels square in size, while the second entry features a single texture of modest dimensions at 2400x2400. Three further images are rounded out: a small, detailed picture of 2500*2500 in dimension, as well as larger and similarly defined textures ranging from 4000 by 3800 to 4800 * 4800 and even an oversized image stretching up to the maximum V-ray limit at 5120 by 5120 pixels.