Sony Xperia XA1 Ultra Black 3D model

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The assets are readily available in the Max file format with Standard, mental ray, and V-Ray materials all present. Other formats include only mesh elements requiring subsequent material application. High-definition textures offer optimal performance for zoomed-in views and high-resolution rendering results. The preview images were rendered using 3ds Max 2011 alongside V-ray 2.0. Natively supported in 3DS Max 2011 format, these files may also have the mesh count increased by adjusting Meshsmooth and TurboSmooth levels. Exclusive to the 3ds Max format are textures and materials developed specifically for V-Ray. In addition to the primary scene containing Standard shader elements without a corresponding V-Ray effect, all material names correspond accurately, stripped of original texture locations. Note that separate .3ds and .obj files consist solely of mesh geometry and relevant texture mappings, lacking material attachments in their format; textures come saved as JPEGs exclusively. Originally formatted within 3DS Max 2011 for ultimate flexibility, this extensive collection features enlarged textures ideal for detailed scrutiny or high-precision rendering output. Also included are two variations of this file, the first supporting both Standard materials and V-Ray elements integrated with each mesh layer – in essence a combined Standard/Vray variant of scene. As an added capability, hi-poly versions were rendered using these same methods; simply use Meshsmooth and TurboSmooth tools found within the software environment for best visual results from this optimized collection of geometry-heavy elements at your fingertips, all organized to meet demanding needs when used with your standard setup of Max.