Sony PlayStation 4 Controller Black White Grey Colors Low-poly 3D model

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It is a high-quality, low-poly 3D model of the Sony PlayStation 4 game controller that's widely used in various fields like 3D graphics for game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, and visualization. The model comes in three colors: Black, Glacier White, and Grey 20th Anniversary Edition. This low-poly 3D model is presented to accurately capture all details of the original controller's design due to its modeling being made from ortho-photos of a real controller. One advantage of this model is that it consists of just one mesh, making it low-polygonal and therefore, resource-efficient for your system. Plus, with only one material assigned, users can render high-quality images with minimal rendering requirements regardless of the software they use. Thanks to its high-resolution photo-textures, whether you're using any specific renderer or not, this model always appears realistic. When combined with a carefully thought-out low-poly model and detailed textures, even close-up views require just a minimum amount of polygons, achieving exceptional image quality without excessive processing time. This 3D controller model comes in different color versions, each of which only uses one material with assigned photo-textures to simulate its authentic look. Additional textures like Specular, Glossiness, Bump, and Emission enhance the model's realism by giving detailed reflective properties to specific elements like screens, indicators, or other interactive features. In addition, this 3D model can accommodate various diffuse, specular, and glossiness colors through supplementary texture options. Users can seamlessly replace textures without worrying about major modifications to the model. This model is created in 'Maya 2009' and accurately represents the real-world dimensions of a controller, which can be useful for any project needing realistic models with detailed textures and precision design accuracy. Lastly, this model has its own render-scene already prepared using V-Ray's plug-in renderer and correctly set in Maya 2014. This pre-organized scene makes rendering easier by saving users from setting individual render properties themselves. Note that you can easily use this low-poly 3D model in various other software through readily available scenes saved in .fbx, .obj, or DAE formats as well as a supported Max file (2010 version).