Torre de Cristal 3D model

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The model was accurately built from scratch, in real units, to precise dimensions, matching the original object's features as closely as possible. Model formats: *.max (compatible with 3ds Max 2008 and scanline rendering) *.max (V-Ray enabled for 3ds Max 2008) *.fbx (exported for Multi Format compatibility) *.obj (converted for universal use across multiple platforms) *.3ds (exported for widespread 3D support) *.mb (created in Maya 8.5, fully compatible with native format) *.lwo (renderable in Lightwave 6, utilizing native settings) *.c4d (formatted for Cinema 4D 11's latest tools and plugins) Our rendering processes were executed using V-Ray 1.5 within the framework of 3ds Max 2008, ensuring detailed lighting and a precise representation of materials in the rendered image. However, if required formats are missing from our portfolio, rest assured that we're always prepared to make conversions for your unique requirements. We also recognize the benefit of modular models where each main component can be edited separately; our designers included this consideration while working on this model. Should any modifications or removals be required to object materials, doing so is significantly easier with separate parts present in their individual format. As well, when exchanging components from a basic design, doing it manually will require no great amount of expertise as you would normally need with an assembled model. Nonetheless, if any user should run into trouble separating these items we remain readily available to give the extra support and technical assistance they'll undoubtedly need. On behalf of everyone involved here at Hum3D Team, thank you very much for making your way to us when choosing the models for your projects - and hope it will be with our work in all times you come up looking to accomplish more within your craft or industry.