Table Lamp Encore Eichholtz 3D model

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The product in question is referred to as Table_Lamp_Encore_Eichholtz. A detailed version was released back in the year of two thousand and thirteen. Unfortunately, a preview of the data was not made available for viewing purposes. The units that were utilized throughout this design are based in millimeters, providing extremely precise measurements for any possible replicas. It boasts impressive dimensions when laid out as 336.36 mm x 336.36 mm by 759.19 mm tall. With an impressive total of 17,498 individual components called polygons within the product's complex makeup, Eichholtz was successful in reaching its desired shape using such precise calculations for all points involved to arrive at a solid figure after much rendering effort utilizing high technology software applications referred to under "V-Ray". Formats are made possible and distributed accordingly through formats in popular software programs namely 3Ds Max twenty thirteen (the version that matches perfectly to the product specifications released with two thousand and thirteen edition, giving the exact compatibility), FBX or a standard format for sharing such precise models known simply by name "OBJ" (all versions of those supported from previous decades still work) while maintaining consistency even after switching platforms due partly because three-dimensional information isn't dependent solely on visual but encompasses complete object geometry. The software it supports includes these: Three Dimension Max nineteen fifty, the base software application version two thousand fifteen released just around when first preview release and subsequent new versions were introduced at intervals of not too many months after every announcement for such improvements had gone live.