Sony PlayStation 4 Game Console Low-poly 3D model

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The high-quality, low-poly 3D model of the Sony PlayStation 4 Game Console is used in a variety of fields including game development, advertising, interior design, motion picture art, visualization, and more. The modeling process involved creating ortho-photos of the actual console to recreate its details with utmost authenticity. One of the key features that makes this model user-friendly is its simplicity - it consists of just one mesh, which reduces system resource consumption. Additionally, it has only one material assigned, making it easy to manage and adjust in various rendering scenarios. The realism of the model is due to high-resolution photo-textures applied in various layers, ensuring a consistently authentic appearance across all renderers, regardless of their capabilities or settings. The competently designed topology of the low-poly model, when combined with these detailed textures, results in an optimized visual output that balances minimum polygons and maximum quality, perfect even for close-up shots. For further realism enhancement, advanced texture maps are applied to highlight various elements such as Specular, Glossiness, Bump, and Emission. Specifically designed settings allow for precise control over material appearance, ensuring accurate rendition of screen and indicator elements with optimal Bump depth through adjustable multipliers. The entire set of main textures consists of five pieces, all optimized in 4096 pixels square resolution in .png format. Included are also the original texture files in PSD format, conveniently packed into the provided archive. This level of detail not only provides visual authenticity but also supports versatility in user modifications or adaptations for different applications. The model was created using 'Maya 2009', a widely recognized and respected platform for 3D modeling and rendering tasks. Given its realistic scale based on real-world centimeter measurements, all parts are properly grouped and named, enhancing usability within scenes. Furthermore, to ensure maximum versatility in compatibility, the scene is included in various formats, allowing for seamless importation into a range of software applications including Maya, Cinema 4D, SketchUp, Houdini, and others via direct import from these archives. Lastly, users are reminded that this model was designed specifically as a Low-Poly solution and thus is not intended for the use of any smoothing modifiers to avoid any loss in precision.